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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

Page

9

Reilly Estate Fight Over Expenses Reviewed

From Columbus comes word that Attorney General Hogan and Columbiana County Prosecuting Attorney L P Metzger will seek a review of expenses tied to resisting pretended heirs to the estate of the late General Jas W Reilly of Wellsville. They aim to determine if costs are fair as the estate, valued at about 150000, slowly drains into court, fees, and administration. Additionally, tin plate markets show steady prices with limited shipments, and rail and spike trades remain active across local plants and railroads.

Columbus Hogan L. P. Metzger Columbiana County Jas. W. Reilly Wellsville Hamilton County Reilly Pittsburg

Coroner Jury Blames Mine Bosses in Disaster Deaths

A coroner's jury at Moundsville assigns blame to Willis Hupp fire boss and Charles E. McCabe mine foreman for the worst northern state mine disaster. Hupp faces no further charges. McCabe to be considered by the Marshall county grand jury. Eight died, including Hupp's son in law Andy Chesky.

Moundsville Willis Hupp Chas. E. McCabe Hupp McCabe Marshall County Grand Jury Imine Andy Chesky William Chesky

Iron Demand Boosts Pittsburg District Steel Activity

Iron and steel makers in the Pittsburg district suspend vacations as demand rises. Plants are expected to run at capacity through year end and into 1913 with orders increasing across pig iron Bessemer and structural material markets. Mills rush to add heavy machinery and secure supply chains to meet buoyant market growth.

Iron and Steel Pittsburg Iron All Steel Fittsburg Bessemer

Startling Baltimore Seaman Claims Titanic Captain Spotted

Peter Pryal a wealthy retired mariner of Baltimore says he met Captain Smith of the Titanic on the street and again at a railroad station where the commander bought a Washington ticket. Pryal recounts being greeted by name and warned to be good to himself. His doctor says he remains sane though nervous. Pryal is active in his church and known in the city.

Baltimore Peter Pryal Captain Smith Washington Pryal

Real estate transfers reported in Jefferson county records

Realty transfers list multiple transactions: Charles G Huff and wife to John F Grosskloss et al for metes in Mingo worth 290 dollars. Josef Kuban to Rosa Kuban on Lot 1 in W RB Garretson sub near Dilonavle for 1.09. William T Russell and wife to Commissioners of Jefferson county for 65-1A in Knox township for 100. Nellie Stark to John Stark for 45 A Smithfield and Mt Pleasant townships for 1. John T Lisby to Margaret Ruchman for 17 A Warren township for 1700. La Belle View Land Company to Eva Levora Joyce for Lot 189 in La Belle View city for 720.

Charles G. Huff John F. Grosskloss Metes Mingo Josef Kuban Rosa Kuban

Market Update Potatoes Sell at One Dollar per Bushel

Prices for staples slipped as a bumper potato crop meets steady demand. Potatoes traded at one dollar per bushel, down from two dollars, while wheat oats and corn eased a few cents. tariff status remains unchanged.

Coroner's Reports Five Inquests Filed By Foster

Coroner Foster filed five verdicts in inquests. Howard Edwards died July 7 in Springfield township from natural causes likely heat exhaustion. Victor Andaline drowned accidentally at Dillonvale on June 20. Ivan H. Katrovic was stillborn at Steubenville on June 27. Michael A. Knoch died in his Ragland mine from an unforeseen fall on June 6. E A Reynolds was killed in a mine at Dillonvale July 16 due to a slip and fall of coal after a shot.

Foster Howard Edwards Sprinfield Township Victor Andaline Dillonvale Ivan H. Katrovic Steubenville Michael A. Knoch Ragland E. A. Reynolds

Lightning destroys barns and livestock near Mt Pleasant and Harrisville

Lightning Thursday evening caused the loss of a Mt Pleasant barn and its contents on the David Updegraff farm estimated at 3500 dollars. At the A D Hill farm near Harrisville a bolt killed three cows after striking a wire fence. a barn was struck but saved.

Mt Pleasant Harrisville David Updegraff Mt. Pleasant

Appointed Auditor for Ohio Miners

Noble Ault of Glencoe Belmont county was named traveling auditor for the Ohio miners. Appointment by National President John P White and State President John Moore. He assumed duties Wednesday and will be kept busy much of the time.

Noble Ault Glencoe Belmont County Ohio John P. White John Moore

Rozgonyi Divorce and Custody Battle Filed

Marie Rozgonyi sues Andrew Rozgonyi for divorce and child custody. She alleges beatings during pregnancy, attempted killings, desertion, and failure to provide. R G Porter represents Marie.

Marie Rozgonyi Andrew Rozgonzi Hungary Jug Run R. G. Porter Sarah C. Davis Irene G. P. Lytle

Jefferson County Sheriff's Sale of Coal Lands Declares Auction

In Jefferson County Ohio William H Poste plaintiff sues The Royal Coal Mining Co and directs a public auction at the courthouse on Monday August 5 1912 at 1 o clock for several tracts of coal lands in Wells and Steubenville townships. The sale includes multiple coal veins Pittsburg No 8 No 1 and related mining rights with extensive metes and bounds descriptions and reservations.

Court of Common Pleas Jefferson County Ohio William H. Poste The Royal Coal & Mining Co State of Ohio County of Jefferson State of Wells Steubenville

Detailed coal and land conveyance survey in Wells and Tarr tracts

Legal text describes multiple coal vein tracts in Jefferson County Ohio with precise boundary lines. It details easements for mining and transportation under Wesley Thompson and C Wheeler Tarr, surface compensation, and rights of ingress and egress across extensive parcels in Wells Township, including the Eight and Seventh Tracts and adjacent farm descriptions. The document records ownership by John W Tarr and others, with references to deeds and survey points, and specifies surface use limitations and damages liabilities.

Pittsburg Township 1 Wells Township Jefferson County Ohio C. Wheeler Tarr Sarah A. Tarr J. ¥. Tarr C. Wheeler Wheeler Tarr Sai Westy Thompson County of Jefferson State of Wesley Thompson J. W. Tarr Wells Town Gap CG Wheeler Tarr C. Wheeler Taft Gnompson C. Wheeler Farr Wm. H. Poole Brilliant Alexandria Free Turnpike W. H. Tarr Ranning

Complex land deed exclusions in Steubenville Township sale

The document details numerous exceptions and reservations from land conveyed, including seven acres previously sold to John Lowe, ten acres to William A. Tarr, coal rights from Tarr and Campbell Tarr, and two small tracts to Isabella R. Cope to John B. Tarr and Mary B. Tarr. It also reserves coal under the premises and upper coal strata, rights to mine, a water course, and a telephone line easement for Ohio Valley Telephone. Other reservations cover road use, oil and gas rights, and the Royal Coal and Mining Company transfer. The sale is by Jan Murray, Sheriff, with D. M. Gruber as attorney.

Pittsburg County of Jefferson State of Ohio Thompson's Land Franklin J. Tarr John Lowe Jefferson County William H. Poosle James Montgomery Hird First Range No. 2 Spencer Tract J. V. Tarr Sain Spencer Tract William H. Poole Sarah Ann Tarr Steubenville Township Steubenville Wells Township W. H. Poole John Orr EM W. Cleaver Ald William A. Tarr William Tarr Campbell Tarr Daniel Tarr Cleveland and Pittsburg Wm. Ekey Isabella R. Cope John B. Tarr Mary B. Tarr Mary BH. Tarr Johnston John Tarr Mary E. Tarr Ohio Valley Telephone and Telegraph Co Royal Coal and Mining Company Jaurs Murray D. M. Gruber

Probate Court Notice in Jefferson County Accounts

Probate Court at Jefferson County to hold hearing July 31 on final accounts. Guardianship and executorship filings include John W Porter for Thomas H Montgomery minor and Ivy M Morrow for George Morrow deceased among others. Objections to passing any accounts must be filed by July 31. 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 John W. Pea Frank Eliott Lambert Friedl Lucien Wengeteski Winglewski J. M. Hagan Margaret J. Johnson Adda Winters Patterson Annie R. Reynolds Christina Verwholt Christ Verwholt David S. Rarer William Reynard Philip M. Truax Jessie M. Truax McCleary

Petition to Alter Long Run and Harrisville Road

Notice to the Board of County Commissioners for the August 6 regular session requests altering Long Run and Harrisville Road. The plan starts 600 feet east of Roby Coal Co tipple, shifts the road 400 feet south for about 300 feet, then rejoins the old road near a large elm tree. Petitioners include C. A. Young and others.

Board of County Commissioners Long Run Harrisville Roby Coal Co Tipple C. A. Young

Judgment of a Nation quote by David Starr Jordan

A nation should be judged not by wealth population or military power but by the opportunity it provides for men to shape their lives. David Starr Jordan asserts that true national measure lies in life chances offered to individuals.

David Starr Jordan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Penses Coroner's Jury Mariner Capt. Smith J. W.tarr Coa Font John W. Tarr Pittsbur John Y. Tarr William Haines Samuel J. McCune John V. Tarr Royal Coal and Mining Co Cleveland Cope Clever Township Inc Spring Run Johnson Jjulyotw
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