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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

10

Lockjaw Deaths Strike Two Wellsburg Children

Two Wellsburg youths died of lockjaw following Fourth of July accidents. Margaret Miller aged 15, daughter of W R Miller, was wounded by a toy pistol discharge and died after convulsions despite medical care. George W Bowman Jr aged 8 also died after a leg wound led to infection, despite removal of embedded wadding and later treatment. The town mourns both deaths and remembers the children as popular neighbors.

Wellsburg Lockjaw Margaret Miller Wiliam R. Miller Steubenville George P. Miller East Margaret George W. Bowman, Jr George Bowman

Prohibition Party Opens With Insurgent Tone

Atlantic City July 11 The eleventh Prohibition convention opened with little debate beyond organization yet showed strong insurgent sentiment. Temporary chairman Clinton N. Howard of Rochester denounced Roosevelt and the major parties, claiming Prohibitionists are the true progressives. He asserted Taft was captured by the whiskey element and attacked Roosevelt as pretender to reform. He accused reformers of theft, citing Panama and Republican bosses at the conventions, calling for genuine reform amid clean politics.

Adtlantic City N. J Clinton N. Howard Rochester N.Y Howard Col ‘Roonvelt Taft Col. Roosevelt Roosevelt Panama Columbia Congress Chicago Panama Strip Heaven Hlowrd Ant Billy Flinn Pittsburg Timothy Woodruff Brooklyn Rosevelt America

Boy Paralyzed After Skiff Jump Into River

John D. Loomer, a Postal Telegraph messenger boy, was seriously injured Friday evening when he dove from a skiff at the tipple opposite the paper mill and struck his neck on a rock. He was rescued, taken home, and doctors found a serious spinal injury leaving him paralyzed from shoulders to feet. He showed some movement this morning and doctors expressed hope for recovery given his youth.

John D. Loomer Postal Telegraph Co. 3 Loomer North Sixth Street

Fire boss may face blame for Moundsville mine blast

William Hupp fire boss at the Panama coal mine in Moundsville where eight men died after a gas explosion may be held responsible. State Mine Inspector John Laing will determine fault. Hupp, injured and hospitalized, says he entered the mine late and reported conditions before the blast.

William Hupp Panama Moundsville John Laing Charleston Hupp Hurley Flurley

Car Jump Near George's Run Blocks Road and Track

A Steubenville area traction line car jumped the track near George's Run on Friday night about 9 o clock. The car swerved and one end went into a ditch blocking the county road and the track. A number of passengers aboard were shaken but no injuries of consequence occurred.

Steubenville, Brilliant and Mingo Traction Line George's Run

Marriage Licenses for several couples in Ohio area

Chas H Carey 42 and Anna E Jackson 28 of Emerson. Geo Rodosevic 26 and Mary Karapatica 21 of Mingo Junction. Raymond French 41 and Ora L Holland 19 of Rochester Pa and Toronto. Pere Musulin 21 and Michela Rodosevic 21. Michael Tomko 24 and Mary Labrach 20 of Mingo Junction.

Chas. H. Carey Anna £. Jackson Emerson Geo. Rodosevic Mary Karapatica Mingo Junction Raymond French Rochester Ora L. Holland Toronto Pere Musulin Michela Rodosevic Michael Tomko Mary Labrach

Eleven Year Old Shoots Self and Seeks Care for Lockjaw

Raymond Cross, son of liveryman Thomas Cross of Amsterdam, was taken to a hospital for lockjaw after injuring his hand with a blank cartridge on the Fourth of July. He seemed to improve in the morning but deteriorated by noon, unable to open his mouth on arrival at the hospital.

Raymond Cross Thomas ‘Cross Amsterdam

Sale of Jefferson County coal lands by Poole court order

The Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas will publicly auction multiple coal tracts in Wells and Steubenville townships on Monday at 1 p.m. The sale enumerates five coal vein parcels with rights to mine and remove coal, ingress and egress, and related mining privileges, with detailed tract descriptions and reservations including cannels and existing improvements.

Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio William H. Poole Royal Coal & Mining State of Ohio County of Jefferson State of Wells and Steubenville

Coal and surface rights transfer in Wells and Steubenville townships

Legal notice describes conveyance of Number 8 Pittsburg coal vein underlying 101.8 acres in Wells Township Jefferson County Ohio, plus adjoining tracts and rights of ingress, egress, and mining. The deed specifies surface payments, oil and gas rights, and reservations for prior conveyed lands and rail rights. Sheriff sale details, appraised value $18,550, set cash.

Pittsburg Beetion Wells Township Jefferson County Ohio C. Wheeler Tarr Sarah A. Tarr J. ¥. Farr C. Wheeler Wheeler Tarr Westy Thompson County of Jefferson State of Wesley Thompson J. W. Tarr C.heeler Tarr Esley Thompson CC. Wheeler Steubenville Royal Coal and Mining Co Cleveland and John Orr K V. Cleaver John Lowe E. V. Ieaver William A. Tarr William Tarr Campbell Tarr Daniel Tarr Cleveland and Pittsburg Wim. Ekey Isabella R. Cope John B. Tarr Mary E. Tarr Towit Thompson Johnston John B. Tare Ohio Valley Telephone and Telegraph Co Royal Coal and Mining Company James Murray D. M. Gruber

Probate Court Notice for Jefferson County Accounts

Probate Court of Jefferson County schedules July 31 1912 hearing on final accounts for guardians executrices and administrators of multiple estates including Montgomery Morrow Patterson Williams Morrow Wingewski Johnson Reynolds Verwholt Reynard Truax and others Objections to passing any accounts must be filed by the date shown Judge McCleary presiding.

Jefferson County John W. Porter Thomas H. Montgomery Ivy M. Morrow George Morrow Nancy Jackman Jane Patterson Fannie Frances Williams John Williams Emmett M. Morrow Henry Bougher Johm W. Porter Frank Elliott Lambert Friedl Lucien Wengeteski Wingilewski J. M. Hagan Margaret J. Johnson Adda Winters Patterson Annie R. Reynolds Christina Verwholt Christ Verwholt David S. Reynard William Reynard Philip M. Truax Jessie M. Truax Ay R. McCleary

Petition to alter Long Run and Harrisville Road presented

A notice to the Board of County Commissioners for the August 6 session seeks to alter the Long Run and Harrisville Road. The petition from C. A. Young and others requests moving the road 600 feet east of the Rohy Coal Co. tipple, shifting it south about 400 feet for roughly 300 feet, then rejoining the old road near a large elm tree.

County of Jefferson Ohio Cope Clever Spring Run Board of County Commissioners Long Run Harrisville Road Rohy Coal Co Tipple C. A. Young

Grasshoppers to Fertilizer Factory Plan in Argentina

A Buenos Aires concern plans to install machinery to convert grasshoppers and their eggs into a fertilizer material. The project envisions turning a crop destroyer into a productive product for agricultural use.

Buenos Ayres Argentina Scientific American

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. R. Miller ysis—Hope Sheriff's Thompson's Franklin J. Tarr Willam H. Poole James Montgomery Jeffersonounty Ittaburg Spencer Tract Sarah Ann Tarr Steubenville Township W. H. Poole W.H. Pavie Aaid Vaence Vance N. Ik Gearae W. Wan Wesley Mpson Tione Rsny Wesley ‘Rhompson Wm. H. Poole Alexandria Tree W. H. Tarr S. H. Johnson John W. Tarr Sam Sarah A, Tarr John V. Tarr William H. Haines Samuel J. McCune Sily
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