Death of Steubenville Man George W Kell at 62
George W Kell longtime Steubenville resident died at home 1700 West Market street Tuesday July 25 at 9 10 pm aged 62 after a six month bedfast illness from complications including two strokes. Survived by wife Mary McCune three children Winn Elliott George and Frank at home two sisters Miss Jennie Kell and Mrs Albert L Bair and a Methodist Episcopal La Belle View church member.
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George W. Kell
Steubenville
West Market Street
Mr. Kell
Edmund
Elizabeth Henderson
Oliver Gray Patterson Dies in New Mexico at 38
Oliver Gray Patterson former Steubenville resident died at his home in Carlsbad New Mexico at 3 am Wednesday July 26 1916 after a prolonged tuberculosis illness He was 38 born October 8 1877 in Steubenville son of Hugh and Georgiana Patterson He married Alice Sprague about ten years ago and they lived in New Mexico where he worked in the moving picture business He was a member of Third Presbyterian Elks and Royal Arcanum. He is survived by his parents two sisters Laura wife of Norman Moore and Mary at home and five brothers Hugh Tr Law r etc.
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Oliver Gray Patterson
Steubenville
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Hugh
Georgiana Patterson
Alice
Edward Sprague
Patterson
Third Presbyterian Church
Elks and
Royal Arcanum
Hugh Patterson
S. Fourth St
Funeral arrangements for local residents and out of town guest
The funeral will be held from his late home in Carlsbad with George Welday John Welday and James Patterson of Pittsburgh as attendees. Interment will follow in Carlsbad in the latter part of this week.
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Rence
George
John Welday
James Patterson
Pittsburgh
Carlsbad
James Craig Dies in Tiltonville After Illness at 76
James Craig longtime Tiltonville resident and glassblower died Tuesday afternoon at his home after a lingering illness. He was 76 and survived only by his wife. A former Wheeling resident, he worked at the Buckeye glass works before its fire. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM from his late home with Waneta Tribe No 75, Improved Order of Red Men, in charge.
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Ames Craig
James Craig
Tiltonville
Mr. Craig
Wheeling
Buckeye
Obituary of Amos W Cloman Civil War veteran in Zanesville
Amos W Cloman aged 84 died after a two week illness of pneumonia at the family home on Thurman street Zanesville Ohio. He served in Co B 157th CVI and was a member of St John Lutheran Church. Survived by widow three children Major Cloman Ada Pletcher Mabel Greiner one granddaughter and a great granddaughter. Funeral at home 10 am Tuesday conducted by Rev Paul Siebert. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Amos W. Cloman
Thurman Street
Zanesville
Ohio
Salem
Jefferson County
Co. B
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Paul Siebert
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Amanda Bilderback held in Colliers
The funeral of Mrs Amanda Bilderback occurred Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Christian church in Colliers West Virginia with Rev M L Patton officiating. Pallbearers were J P G E Bilderback Thomas Harry W F Bilderback and Albert Pyle. Interment followed at Three Springs cemetery.
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Amanda Bilderback
Christian Church
Colliers
W. Va
M. L. Patton
Thomas
Harry
W. F . Bilderback
Albert Pyle
Three Springs Cemetery
Mary Kichinke Dies at Four Months in Follansbee
Mary daughter of George and Mary Kichinke of Follansbee West Virginia died last night after a brief illness at age four months.
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Mary
George
Mary Kichinke
Follansbee W. Va
Tragic death of one month old Samanaryle Xipolitakes
One month old Samanaryle Xipolitakes, son of Michael and Christine Xipolitakes of 622 Garrett Avenue, died yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Samanaryle
Michael
Christine Xipolitakes
Garrett Avenue
Funeral services for Mrs. John Pfefer in Rochester Pa
Funeral services for Mrs. John M Pfefer were held at the home on West Madison street Rochester Pennsylvania Monday at 2 30 o clock. Large attendance and a wealth of floral tokens marked the service conducted by Rev. George W Lamb of Trinity Episcopal church. Pallbearers included John Moulds Charles W McDonald Benjamin Dawson George H Cross Ernest Fogle and Robert Johnston. Interment was Irvin's cemetery.
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John M. Pfefer
West Madison Street
Rochester
George W. Lamb
Trinity Episcopal Church
John Moulds
Charles W. McDonald
Benjamin Dawson
George H. Cross
Ernest Fogle
Robert Johnston
Irvin
Death notices highlight Dora Williams and others
Sad news reports the sudden death of Mrs. Dora Williams in Youngstown after heart trouble, with her parents Eli and Elizabeth Guyder and sisters Bertha Debba Mary Wilhelmina and Georgia named among survivors. Additional brief notices list the deaths of Josephine Konopka eight months, Anna Pollock seven months, Mel Karin of Mingo Junction age 44, and Charles W Hilbert former Pan Handle fireman age 26 from tuberculosis.
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Dora Williams
Eli Guyder
North Lake Erie Avenue
Youngstown
Harry Williams
Eli
Elizabeth Guyder
Bertha
Debba
Mary
Wilhelmina
Georgia
Death of Donald R. Gilmour at Gill hospital
Donald Robert Gilmour died at 6 30 p m Sunday after a brief typhoid pneumonia illness. A 23 year old Brooklyn native, he came to Steubenville last winter and joined La Belle Steel Company on January 3. He was active in the Y M C A and a member of Flatbush Congregational Church in Brooklyn. He passed away with his parents and a Princeton student brother as survivors. The body was sent to Brooklyn after services and burial plans were arranged.
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Donald R. Gilmour
Donald Robert Gilmour
Gill Hospital
Mr. Gilmour
Steubenville
la Belle Steel Company
Brooklyn
N. Y
William L. Gilmour
Princeton College
Gilmour
Flatbush Congregational Church
Chester Jewett Stedman Surgeon Dies in New Mexico
Vern A. Chester Jewett Stedman, surgeon in the United States Army and son of Hon. Lyman Stedman of Brown's Island, died at Fort Bayard New Mexico on Tuesday July.
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Chester Jewett Stedman
Vern A. Chester Jewett Stedman
U.S. A
Lyman Stedman
Brown's Island
Fort Bayard
N. M
Doctor Stedman Dies After Army Service Aged 38
Tuberculosis death ends the career of Dr. Stedman born 1878 on the Island. A surgeon in the U S Army appointed by President Roosevelt, he served since and last served at Fort Bayard New Mexico before illness forced leave. Survived by father Lyman Stedman sister Mabel brothers A J Stedman S J Stedman and Mrs Blanche Keys. Remains conveyed to Toronto for funeral and interment at family cemetery.
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Stedman
United States Army
Roosevelt
Department of Alaska
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
Lyman Stedman
Miss Mabel
Amanda Bilderback dies at 71 in Colliers West Virginia
Mrs Amanda A Bilderback wife of Andrew B Bilderback died at home in Colliers West Virginia Sunday July 23 1916 at 450 pm aged 71 years She had been ill three weeks and in poor health three years Survived by husband and children William F Joshua Thomas G E Harry J and Margaret wife of Rev Allen all of Hollidays Cove A longtime resident and Christian church member cherished by many
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Amanda A. Bilderback
Amanda .A
Andrew B. Bilderback
Colliers
W. Va
Harry J
Margaret
Allen
Holliday’s Cove
Funeral Services for Mrs Ella Goodrich Held Today
The funeral for Mrs Ella Goodrich who died in Warren Pennsylvania last Friday was held at 10 o clock this morning at the home of her niece Mrs Charles Blackburn 1215 Ridge avenue Rev J A Speer pastor of the First United Presbyterian church conducted the services Pallbearers were relatives of the deceased Interment took place at Union cemetery
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Ella Goodrich
Warren
Charles Blackburn
Ridge Avenue
J. A. Speer
First United Presbyterian Church
Union Cemetery
Threat of Panic in Dyestuffs Sparks Market Anxiety
The note signals a looming panic in dyestuffs with potential ripple effects on portable complexes and related industries, hinting at supply disruptions and investor concern.
Varied harvests and dwindling manpower hit crops
The report notes that world crops are smaller this year than last and that fewer men are available to consume them. It mentions a small town store as a popular leasing place, famed for its checker board.
Fourth Link In Methodist Lineage Named Salem Leader
Rev. Dr. Charles L. Smith of Salem is identified as the fourth link in a Methodist ministerial chain and superintendent of the Steubenville district. The piece traces his family’s long ecclesiastical and editorial influence, noting his father Bishop Charles W. Smith of Portland and his towering roles in church governance and journalism.
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Dennison
John Wesley
Charles L. Smith
Salem
Steubenville
Smith
Canton
McKinley
Charles W. Smith
Portland
Ore
Pittsburg
Bishop Smith
Dr. Smith
Wesley Smith
Cross Creek
Long's
Fernwood
Jefferson County
Hammondville
British Cruiser Enters Virginia Waters Without Warning
A British cruiser sailed into the Virginia capes near Cape Henry without warning and moved toward Fortress Monroe before retreating just outside the three mile limit. Only the USS Louisiana and the collier Neptune observed the vessel, and Washington received a naval report. Authorities say the entry was unusual but not a violation of law.
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Norfolk
United States
Cape Henry
Bremen
Virginia Capes
Fortress Monroe
Louisiana
Neptune
Washington
British Cruiser Makes Flying Visit to Chesapeake Bay
A three funnelled British cruiser of Berwick type, armed with twenty six guns and eighteen inch torpedo tubes, slipped into lower Chesapeake Bay near Cape Henry. Seen by the Louisiana crew, she sailed up Lynnhaven Roads before signaling and identifying as a British cruiser. She vanished after a brief, mysterious appearance. Norfolk, Va., July 26.
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Berwick
Louisiana
Cape Henry
Lynnhaven Roads
Nofolk
Chesapeake Bay
Three Mile
Fragmentary OCR sports and company data fragment
Fragmented lines show references to U. Pacific, U. & Steel, Pure Oil, and electric or steel terms with numbers like 86 87 118 5644. The readable items resemble a mixed listing of companies and values, lacking a coherent event or narrative to summarize.
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U. Pacific
U. &. Steel
U. & Steel Pfid
Elec
Eoeeaere
Plea in serious charge as Howell bound over
Everett Howell, arrested after a midnight hide in a barn hay loft, pleaded guilty to attempted rape of a 12 year old girl in Follansbee. He was bound over to the Brooke county grand jury for October and jailed in Wellsburg. officials deem him slightly demented and he blamed overeating for his actions.
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Everett Howell
Cressop Farm
Follawsbee
John Montgomery
Follawsbea
Williams
Brooke County
Wellsburg
Howell
Ravenrock
Folslansbee
Canoe risk and road danger loom in uncertain choice
The quote contrasts two risky outcomes, one from leaving in a canoe and becoming upset, the other from staying near the road and facing an automobile hazard. It reflects a sense of peril in everyday decisions and public safety concerns.
Administration plans joint action with Cara tranza to end Villa
Reported plans indicate a joint action involving the administration and Cara tranza aimed at stopping Villa. The exchange hints at ongoing deliberations and possible coordinated steps.
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Caratranza
Villa
Butty
Dangerous quiting tip sparks need for caution
An alarming line suggests smokers quit by dousing a pipe with ashes and dumping into a keg of blasting powder. The dangerous concept risks severe injury or death, and reflects unsafe guidance that should be dismissed immediately by readers and authorities.
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Pittsburg Stock Exchange
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