Discouraged Italian Man Shoots Self on Rural Road
Julian Radamonte, an Italian man said to be from Coal Hill Gouldstown, shot himself in the breast with a shotgun and touched the trigger with his toe near the Coal Hill to Gouldstown road. He left a note stating his intent to end his life and notified his family. The body was moved to the morgue after sheriffs and an undertaker arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itailian
Julian Radamonte
Ehlater
Coal Hill
Gould
Staton
Sherif Juserelt
Aboroner Heth
Grim tale of a farm tragedy and discouraged youth
A young man in a rural area faced with hardship contemplates life after a grim event. The deceased was a man about 1 years old who had been working at the mills here until they went out on a farm where they kept back. The theme is their financial struggles and the young man’s despair as they tried to cope with failing prospects.
Death of John M. Finley Deputy Game Warden
John M. Finley died at 3 40 p m Tuesday at his home 439 Welle Street after three weeks illness from hemorrhage He was born in Brooke County West Virginia and survived by his father Alexander Finley a brother William L and sister Mary S Finley Also surviving his wife Anna Rutherford married twelve years ago The deceased was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church and of the Modern Woodmen He was storekeeper at La Belle Iron Works and formerly worked for J H Hawkins Art Dougherty and T B Wright A man of excellent character he lived a blameless life and counted all who knew him as friends He was industrious and practical and sought to live by Christies ideals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Finley
Travers Iy
John Merryman Finley
Welle Street
Brooke County
W. Va
Alexander Finley
Willian L
Mary S. Finley
Chicago
Anna Rutherford
First United Presbyterian Church
Modern Woodmen
la Belle Iron Works
J. H. Hawkins
Art Dougherty
T. B. Wright
John Finley
Norman Adair Caldwell 23 Pittsburn newspaperman dies
Norman Adair Caldwell a Pittsburgh newspaper man connected with the Post and Gazette Times dies at 23. He was a son of the late James Caldwell and served as messenger boy for the Associated Press and copy boy for the Times before becoming a reporter. He leaves three brothers and three sisters in Pennsylvania and Alabama. Funeral services will be held at the family home tomorrow evening with private interment likely Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter . Smith
Bessemer
Ala
William A. Perry
Ligonier
Jeanette F. Caldwell
Death of Wm Foresha in Kings Creek District
Kings Creek resident Wm Foresha died Monday night. Local authorities reported the death and prepared a preliminary inquiry as the community mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Foresha
Kings Creek
Precious one from us has gone away mourns in home
A local obituary lists a late patient with many relatives including Warry, Raymond, Kireah Mey, and others. The family notes the mother, siblings Clara and Geo of Chicago, Lorena, Charles, Arthur at home. He belonged to a lodge group and Maccabers of the World. The verse expresses sorrow, a vacant place, and remembrance.
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Wilterer
Beema
Lowe
Warry
Age Raymond
Age
Kireah Mey
Clara
Will
Rity
Geo
Chicago
Mra
W. Conan
Lorena
Charles
Prea
Arthur
Kelehte
Tent Maccabers
Gone
Atill
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Cook of New Alexandria
Mrs. a Cook and Mrs. James Cook of New Alexandria entered into rest Saturday at 6 30 p m aged 48 years. Survived by husband three children Melvin and Calvin of Steubenville and Pearl at home. Services at New on Tuesday at 2 p m Friday invited
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A Cook
James Cook
New Alexandria
Melvin
Calvin
Steubenville
Pearl
New
Frivavls
Death of Wolf Run miner on his 21st birthday
Emmett Hawkins of Wolf Run mines died at his East Springfield home on Saturday during his 21st birthday after illness with za fever. He was a member of the M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Hawkins
Wolf Run Mines
East Springfield
M. E. Church
Memorial notice for Stringer family member
The obituary honors a devout Christian woman admired for her kindness to nephews and friends. She cared for others at home and remained active in church despite a prolonged illness. Survived by mother Mrs. Mary Stringer, sister Miss Josephine, brothers T. J. and John Stringer. Funeral details not available.
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Vietes
Ice
Tomfort
Ena
Mary Stringer
Josephine
T. J and
John Stringer
Presbyterial
James Gardner 81 Dies at Miller's Station
James Gardner aged 81 years and 10 months passed away last Wednesday making him one of Miller's Station's oldest residents. He leaves two daughters Mrs Stella H Walrath of this place and Mrs Cecilia Donovan of Oregon and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gardner
Miller's Station
Stella H. Walrath
Cecilia Donovan
Oregon
Textile showcase of new fabrics and trims
The listing notes a diverse fabric assortment including crepes eponge poplins golfine and waffle weaves. Materials are fully lined with peau de cygne and satin. It highlights the latest trimming effects and a wide array of colors on display.
Fragmented OCR leads to uncertain weather note
An unclear OCR fragment mentions winds and temperatures but lacks coherent details or dates. The readable words reference weather terms and figures, yet no definite location or outcome is established for a formal summary.
Fine Home Opens for Jefferson County Orphans
The McCullough Children’s Home was officially opened Monday in Jefferson County, funded by W. G. McCullough’s benevolence. County commissioners were thanked as short exercises and speeches highlighted the new facility intended for orphaned children, with remarks from B. Frank Mur edge, Pittinger of Knoxville, and W. H. Werker and Miss Nelson of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Comstine
Roe Etreetare
B. Frank Muredge
William McUllough
Jefferson County
Pittinger
Knoxville
W. H. Werker
Nelson
Colum
Bethel will open new home and children's house program
A fragmented notice describes plans for a Bethel project with a home and a children’s house, to be managed by Mr and Mrs Frank Blackburn. It mentions supporters and upcoming steps but the text is garbled and details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetule
Howe
Mrs. Prank Black Burn
Thervaiter
Bank charter petitioned in Pollanbee for new Main Street bank
Business men of Pollanse bee circulate a petition for stockholders to sign the charter of the new bank of Follanshee on Main Street. The brickwork is done and interior work is underway with a July opening planned. The first floor will house banking operations while the second floor offers office space and directors rooms. Most stock has been sold to local men and county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benk
Pollansbee
Pollansebee
Bank of Follanshee
Main Street
Mayor Fines Wells Street Resident for Liquor Law Violation
Mayor McLeish fined Mrs. Sanger of Wells Street $200 plus costs for a liquor law violation. A laurel of enforcement underscores local standards and penalties for unlawful conduct.
Wash Skirts on Offer in Fine Materials
A splendid array of wash skirts in the best materials. Dotted backgrounds present an effective charming appearance. Underpriced to 87e.
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