Cross Creek Church 75th Anniversary Celebrated
The Presbyterian Banner reports Cross Creek Presbyterian Church in Steubenville Presbytery celebrated its seventy fifth anniversary with a week of special services. Founded by Rev. Dr. Charles Beatty, it stands with Two Ridges Church in strength and members. The two congregations share a charge, with about one hundred members each. The article notes graves in Two Ridges' cemetery, the brick church at Cross Creek built in 1873, and a memorable country ride to the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Banner
Cross Creek
Washington and Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Two Ridges
Reuel E. Keirn
Old Mill Creek
Mother's Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
A period-era promotion touts Mother’s Friend as an external prenatal remedy easing pain and nervous strain before birth. It claims to soften abdominal muscles, prevent discomfort, and foster a calm, joyful pregnancy, with sales through Bradfield Regulator Co. and a book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfeld Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Divorce Actions Initiated By Sebestyen And McCarthy
Joseph Sebestyen files for divorce from Mary Sebestyen alleging gross neglect wilful absence and adultery with four children claimed, married in 1807 in Hungary and he sent money but she did not join him in the United States. Mattie B McCarthy sued by Levinson attorney for divorce from Wm McCarthy alleging she struck him insulted him and harassed him with an ungovernable temper and deserted him twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sebastyen
Mary
Sebestyen
Eastly
Hungary
U.S
Himgarry
Levinson
Wm. McCarty
Mattie B. McCarthy
E. D. Erskine
Infant Elvira Pogliceia Dies at Six Months
Elvira Pogliceia, an infant aged six months, died on Thursday at 7 South Sixth Street. The report notes the early age of the deceased and lists the address as the location of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Pogliceia
Charles Herold Sr Dies After Long Illness at Market Street
Charles Herold Sr died at his home 6 Market street Monday at 1:30 pm after years of ill health. Born in Germany, he came to Steubenville in 1866 and ran hotels and saloons including the Franklin, the Sir Charles, before retiring after a long hotel and saloon career. Survived by his second wife Martha Hartford and one son Charles Herold Jr. He belonged to Zion's Lutheran Church and was known for his German heritage and soldierly bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herold
Market Street
Wheeling
Martha Hartford
Charles Herwel
Zion
Horeh
William
Bin
Jones Melvin of near tlantin Station dies at 74 in Pittsburg
Jones Melvin former resident near tlantin Station Pa dies at home near Pittsburg aged 74. He married Helen Hanlin 54 years ago and farmed until 1862 then moved. He was a Methodist Protestant Church member at SHersville and active in church work. Survived by wife two sons Chas Melvin and Galbraith Melvin two daughters Grace and Mike Melvin one sister Mrs Cyrus Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Melvin
Tlantin Station
Pittsburg
Helen Hanlin
Alexander Hanlin
Grace
Mike Melvin
Ales Suevives
Cyrus Stevenson
Fldersville
Mrs Hooper Dies at 70 in East Springfield Home
Mrs Susan Montgomery Hooper aged 70 died Thursday at 1 30 am in the Home of S R Kerr East Springfield after five years of ill health from arterial hardening. Her husband preceded her in death. Survived by three children John S Hoover Pittsburg Retta Fermason Pittsburg and Mes B Robert East Springfield, plus three brothers Joseph Antony East Springfield William Utahtenport and Robert Jewett. The deceased was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper
S. J. Hooper
S. R. Kerr
East Springfield
Susan Montgomery
Caikiren Aevive
John S. Hoover
Pittsburg
Irs
Retta Fermason
Robert of
East Springf
Joseph ‘Antyontery
William of
Uatenport
Robert of Jewert
Obituary notices and court verdicts from Warrenton area
The column records funeral plans for Jesse Johnson of Warrenton and Mary Cascolla of Mingo Junction, with services and burial details. It notes the late Lane Johnson and references a church funeral conduct, plus two court items: Alexander vs Clark verdict for plaintiff 372.04 and Gregg Adm r vs McCullough Exr dismissed for want of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cascolla
Mingo Junction
J. Alexander
J. A. Clark
Richard Gregg
Admr
Wm. C. McCullough
Land sale transfers lots 46 47 Div B Crow Hollow
Crow Hollow Land Company sells lots 46 and 47 in Division B to Joseph Nedved for 160 dollars. The record notes the transfer and identifies the involved parties and parcel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Hollow. Land Co
Joseph Nedved
Regimental Flags to Lead Morgan Reid Parade
A Stari- era editor urges action to obtain Gov Cox approval for displaying and guarding regimental flags from the Morgan Reid regiment in Steubenville. He calls for parade participation, daily courthouse display, and securing members who will attend, citing an old flag bearing O V C and a desire to honor the past with formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kritor Herald Stari
Cox
Morgan Reid
Steubenville
Court House
D. C. Peck
Out Cylinder Head Delays PL Train No 38 at West Wheeling
A PL train from Bellaire left at 5 30 yesterday morning but was delayed three hours at West Wheeling after a lubricator caused a cylinder head to blow out. The breakdown crippled the engine until another locomotive from Bellaire arrived to complete the trip, leaving the station three hours behind schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
West Wheeling
East Ohio Conference in session at St Clairsville
The East Ohio District Conference of the M E Church meets in St Clairsville this week with many ministers in attendance. Rev Dr Pickard of St Luke hospital association Cleveland addressed the assemblage Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Ohio
East Ohio
M. E. Ch Areh
St. Clairsville
Pickard
St. Luke Hospital Association of
Cleveland
Miner John Birchnach Injured In Mine Fall
John Birchnach a foreign miner from Adena Ohio was brought to Wheeling hospital after a mine accident. He suffered a broken arm and several broken ribs when a heavy fall of stone and slate trapped him as he left the mine. Rescue workers freed him, and with no internal injuries he is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birchnach
Adena, O
Wheeling
Failed to Find It Law on Saloon Keeper Contributions
A fragment notes a supposed law requiring saloon keepers to contribute $10 annually to cover increased Liquor Commission costs. The text shows the search failing to locate the law and mentions attempts to follow the reference.
The Light at Last in The State Journal
The Star lauds The State Journal for awakening to public conscience and condemning laws that shift property from homeowners to the improvident. It criticizes pandering politicians, calls for saving representative government, and praises a Republican capital paper for shedding light on political righteousness. Marion Star credits the Ohio State Journal editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Ohio State Journal
Ohio
State Journal
Asv
The
Scallaway
Marion Star
Marriage License Granted in Dillomvale Pair
In an official record two individuals, Andy Klamick Jr. aged 2 and Margaret Plotz aged 17 of Dillomvale, were granted a marriage license. The entry also notes an error case for Chio ve versus Steve Bal aner with leave granted in error proceedings to file a bill of exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Klamick Jr
Margaret Plotz
Dillonvale
Chio Ve
Steve Balaner
Roosevelt Supports Republican Candidate for New York Mayor
The article indicates Theodore Roosevelt is leaning toward backing a Republican for the New York City mayoral race, signaling strong cross party backing for the candidate and shaping the campaign’s early momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Longest Day Marks Sun Crossing The Year
The article notes the longest day of the year as the sun crosses the solstice with the sun rising at 4 38 and setting later, signaling peak daylight.
Twilight and Daylight Timing in Evening Sky
A historical note calculates day length and twilight spans, stating a day of daylight and twilight totaling 18 hours 53 minutes with night of 5 hours 17 minutes. It also mentions the moon rising at 16 15 to brighten the twilight.
Supreme Court Affirms Yurjevic Vukelic Case Ruling
A Supreme Court mandate confirms the Circuit Court judgment in Geo Yurjevic v Daniel Vukelic. Costs are assessed against Yurjevic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Geo. Yurjevic
Daniel Vukelic
Tare Asessed Aagins
Yurijevic
Saloons in Ohie Face Potential Shutdown Wave
A state audit records 8404 saloons in Ohie and the office of the state auditor estimates a major business disruption. Officials warn many establishments may be forced out of operation as regulatory actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohie
Office of the State Auditor
Liquor license law operative next November
The new liquor license law takes effect next November and requires all businesses within its scope to comply or cease operations. It targets establishments falling within the specified thresholds of 1,500 to 2,0008 in activity or category, forcing affected entities to shut down if they do not meet the requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Graves
Hugan
Greatest Exhibition Seen in Cleveland Praised Highly
Assistant Postmaster Irwin hails the main spectacle in Cleveland as the greatest thing of its kind in the country. He says it is worth coming many miles to see and worth several times the admission price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Cleveland
Eagle Glass & Mfg. Co to Expand Wellsboro West Virginia
The Eagle Glass and Manufacturing Company of Wellsboro West Virginia plans to enlarge its facilities by erecting a new two story office building and adding a four story factory wing. The factory expansion will measure 65 by 179 feet and is scheduled for completion in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Glass & Mfg. Co
Wellsboro
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buckeye
Charles Beatty
Presbyterian Banner
Allen
Steae Eeder
Roy
Mott
Williams Mfg. CO
Propa
Henderson Drug Co
Noasonofe'sr College
Penn Av
Pittsburgh
Mber
U. B. Church
Jesse Johnson
Warrenton
Cadif
Lane Johnson
Childers
A. Om. E. Church
George M. Sturgeon
Emma T. Vance
Holdsinp
Charles J. Nankins
Bertha Elliott
Springfield
Fred W. Gerke
Joe Forak
Metes
Warren Township
Jessie Screntbach
Homer Grefton
Mary Meare Hill
Bernice C. Rubens
Patriots
Mary M. Hill
Stella H. McCowen Heatherington
John H
McMurray
A. Island Creek
P. E. Weister
Edwin W. Thompson
Ambrose Shaw
Roy N.merryman
John A. Tweed
Jennie F. Craifi
Charles J. Foreman
la Belle View
Matilda Stronmeyer
Albert M. Boop
Zinn Scharlett
Mingo
Gertrude S Ault
David Ault
Jeff Saltsman
Toronto
Harry Neighbor
Mary Emma Gray
City
Ilaalae
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Fort Sumter
Lincoln
Secret Service
United States
War Department
Matthew B. Brady
Brady
Allan Pinkerton
Lessing
Herald Star
Robert E. Peary
Discover
North Pole
Peary
Lossine
the Herald-Star
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!