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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
8
Rush Run Fire Destroys Stores Homes in Jefferson County
A disastrous early Tuesday fire in Rush Run Jefferson County consumed a general store, twelve company row houses, and the Glenns Run Coal Company office. About 24 families are homeless as citizens aided by a bucket brigade saved remaining structures. Losses run 600 to 12000 with most insured. The Roe and Son store, heavily damaged, faced about 5000 in losses. Fire arose after an oil tank exploded post midnight hindering escape. Local volunteers battled flames while nearby towns could not respond due to bridge and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Run
Jefferson County
Glenns Run Coal Company
L. Roe & Son
Roe's
Newy
Stor
Arene
Roe & Son
Italian youth James Cicone recovering after Lincoln Avenue shooting
James Cicone the young Italian who shot and killed his 15 year old sweetheart Felice Di Vittoria on Lincoln avenue Sunday night and tried to kill himself is improving at Ohio Valley hospital and will likely be discharged soon. He is guarded and will be moved to the county jail to face first degree murder charges once able. Felice's body rests at Lindsay's chapel as hundreds mourn and her funeral is set for Wednesday at St Anthony's church. At Gill Hospital, James McNeill of Brilliant who killed his wife and shot himself is also recovering and faces first degree murder charges when able to leave hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cicone
Felice di Vittoria
Lincoln Avenue
Ohio Valley Hospital
Cicone
Lindsay's Chapel
Grant School
St. Anthony’s Church
Gill Hospital
James McNeill
Brilliant
McNeill
Phicago Claim Sparks Debate Over City Smarts in Nation
A fragmented clipping questions Phicago’s boast of being the nation's most smart city, noting skepticism from readers and officials about the claim and its basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phicago
Weirton Victims Hurt In Several Incidents
Reports from Weirton detail James Robertson losing a mangled hand at the mill and undergoing amputation at Ohio Valley hospital. Andy Kaskic suffered a bullet wound while cleaning a revolver, not deemed serious. City Electrician Ed Richards was knocked senseless by falling pliers and treated for a scalp wound. James White injured after a fall at Columbia pool room, then discharged. Four foreign men in a high speed head on collision near Becker's hill were treated for cuts and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robertson
Weirton
W. Va
Ohio Valley Hospital
Andy Kaskic
Kaskic
City
Ed Richards
Warren Harold
Fourth
South Streets
Harold
Richards
James White
Columbia Pool Room
South Fourth Street
White
Becker's Hill
Richmond Road
Governor Nomination Withdrawn in Columbus Letter
One fewer candidate for governor in Ohio as Miner G. Norton of Cleveland informs Secretary Hildebrand of withdrawal from the Republican nomination race. Norton cites not securing vice presidential nomination at Chicago as the reason for stepping back from the statewide contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Willie
Chicago
Miner G. Norton
Cleveland
Hildebeant
Passenger Train Fatality Stuns Italian Worker Near LaBelle Works
Peter Perrotte, 40, Italian section hand on the Pan Handle railroad, was killed when struck by a westbound passenger train near LaBelle Iron Works shortly after 3 pm. He was knocked about thirty feet, suffered a fractured skull, and died as comrades arrived. Coroner Herb led the inquest. Perrotte resided at 309 South Sixth Street and was survived by his wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Perrotte
LaBelle Iron Works
Perrotte
Mettenberger
Herb
South Sixth Street
Stray bullet from rifle grazes home resident in city incident
A stray .22 bullet narrowly missed Earl Washington at 1008 Market Street when a rival group of schoolboys battled another gang on LeBelle View hillside. A youth leader fired over heads to scare rivals, then fled before authorities. Mayor McMaster admonished caution and ordered no more city shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Washington
Market Street
Mr. Washington
LeBelle View
Dr. Peterson
McMaster
Convention of Endeavorers to Elect Delegates Friday
Jefferson County Christian Endeavor convention planned for Friday at Brilliant promises a full day of sessions and activities. The program includes devotional, speeches, committee reports, luncheon, and an afternoon session with prayer, reports, and officer elections among local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Christian Endeavor
Brilliant
C. C. Wilkinson
Lillie Longbottom
George J. Barthold
Soprano Selo
Evalyn Baker
Henry W. Cohanen
James White
Harry Lindeman
Margaret Hartford
Rachel Price
Helen Simpson
Marie Smith
Stanley B. Vandersall
Carpenters’ Hall
Stankey
Christian Endeavor Union Event Highlights and Addresses
A detailed program lists Miss Laura Bucy and Miss Jessie Scott in music and talks on Christian Endeavor themes. Key speakers include Dr J M Robinson and Stanley B Vandersall with an emphasis on Christian citizenship and world peace. The program features an installation of officers, a social hour, a picnic supper, and a closing consecration service at Carpenter's hall in Steubenville and Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Robinson
Steubenville
Carpenter's Hall
Evelyn Brown
L. Stanley Fellows
Helen Rogers
Edward Schultz
Forney Everson
Stanley B. Vandersall
Columbus
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Mizpah
Mayor Seeks Nancy Madison to Inform of Daughter's Critical Health
Mayor McMaster received a letter from Mrs. Nellie Lawson of Camden New Jersey requesting Mrs. Nancy Madison a former local resident be found and notified of her daughter's imminent death. The plea urges the mother to come at once if she wishes to see her daughter alive. An effort to locate Mrs. Madison is underway. Madison and her son James Madison were once imprisoned here for burglary and her husband died after being pardoned. Mrs. Madison has not been seen recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
Nellie Lawson
Camden
N. J
Nancy Madison
Ter
Mrs. Madison
James Madison
Life Surprises Prompt Acceptance by Hughes Rooseve lt Not
An unexpected reaction unfolds as Hughes accepts promptly while Roosevelt does not. The brief incident highlights differing responses among notable figures in a moment of decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Roosevelt
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