Foreign Born Citizens of United States Since January Last Year
The list shows naturalizations since Jan 1 1905 naming Lam bert Friedl Austria Cesidio Presutti Italy Max Goldstein Russia George Hieaty Hungary Pietro Monti Italy Domenico Addanzio Italy Antonio Cistone Italy Caetone Cortzo Italy Adam Rodka Russia Andy Zmnszly Russia Carmille Coleman Italy Emerick Peezy Hungary Mike Nineth Hungary Mike Bolak Austria Frank Garzany Austria Emil Schmir Switzerland Ludwig Karmesh Austria Oscar Florent Cornet Belgium Joseph Romanda Austria Thomas Miller Austria John Banasky Austria Emanuel Shustal Germany Wm Redaway Wales John Thomas Wales Thos Jones Wales Philip F Davis Wales Evan Llewellyn Wales Robert Griffith England Robert Griffith Wales Wm Deeble Wales Thos Williams Wales David Thomas Wales John C Davis Wales Howell H Williams Wales Thos Richards Wales David J Williams Wales John Glasvitehnig Austria John Maddock Wales Floremont Dufrane Belgium Gebhard Springer Germany Thos Thomas Wales Eliezer Davis Wales Frederick H Callender Canada Vincenzo Pizzaferrato Italy Thos Bowen Wales Peter Vallio Italy Mikola Lizoh Austria Frank Pskybys Russia Jarko Karlah Austria Michael Kovallick Austria Andy Balazi Hungary Balint Kulesar Hungary Thos Morgan Wales Veltri Giovanni Italy Leonard Musman Italy Domenico Russo Italy Raemondo Santucca Italy Max Lindner Germany and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Friedl
Austria
Cesidio Presutti
Italy
Max Goldstein
Russia
George Hieaty
Hungary
Pietro Monti
Domenico Addanzio
Antonio Cistone
Caetone Cortzo
Adam Rodka
Andy Zmnszly
Carmille Coleman
Emerick Peezy
Mike Nineth
Mike Bolak
Frank Garzany
Emil Schmir
Switzerland
Ludwig Karmesh
Oscar
Florent Cornet
Belgium
Joseph Romanda
Thomas. Miller
John Banasky
Emanuel Shustal
Germany
Wm. Redaway
Wales
John Thomas
Thos, Jones
Philip F. Davis
Evan Llewellyn
Robert Griffith
England
Wm. Deeble
Thos, Williams
David Thomas
John C. Davis
Howell H. Williams
Thos, Richards
David J. Williams
John Glasvitehnig
John Maddock
Floremont du
Thos. Morgan
Veltri Giovanni
Leonard Musman
Domenico Russo
Raemondo Santucca
Max Lindner
E. Yohst
Francois Danson
France
Domenico Magnabasio
Wm. A. Baggett
Francisco Cirino
Gregorio Quatlicelli
Rafaele Carchio
Thos. Payne
Biago Marchionise
John Tonkovich
George Drazie
Aug. H. Sandberg
Sweden
Matthew N. McConnell
Ireland
Dominico Lombardi
Dianisco Casciola
Lanhart A. Roberts
Richard Hopkins
George Reese
Wm. M. Jones
Philip D. Jones
Edward Hopkins
Clement Zontine
Alexander Lafevie
Injunction Sought To Stall Sales In Family and Other Matters
Motion filed in Shaler vs Shaler seeks temporary alimony entry change and shows cause for why alimony remains past due, plus entry of access to wearing apparel and home entry rights. Blodgett vs Stringer involves petition amendment to read Thos Stringer. Yocum vs Steubenville Traction asks for new trial after verdict. Wilson vs Devere seeks injunction to prevent sale or encumbrance of real estate tied to guardianship if Probate Court appoints a guardian for John W. Wilson. Wilson alleges son and daughter dispute over elderly father, age 78, alleged incapacity, and a 1904 incident by defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Somerset
Knox Township
Wilson
Robert M. Dennis
Jane Dennis
Friends
Irondale
Mary E. Shaler
John A. Shaler, Jr
F. S. Blodgett
T. J. Stringer
Thos
J. Stringer
Eoe
John Yocum
Steubenville Traction & Light Co
John
Thurza E. Devere
John W. Wilson
Peculiar belt accident wounds Ohio Valley boss at works
Jason Whittaker superintendent of the rubbing room at Ohio Valley Clay Works suffered severe injuries when a belt mishap hurled an iron pipe, crushing his right cheek bone and dislocating his shoulder. He was moved to Gill hospital. Plumber Duke Bartholomew also badly injured at the County Infirmary building when a keg tipped, causing elbow bones to protrude. Police arrested a suspect following a separate disturbance after a woman reported an assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Whittaker
Ohio Valley Clay Works
Mr. Whittaker
Whittaker
Gill Hospital
Duke Bartholomew
Newey & Bartholomew
Zanesville
New County Infirmary
Drs. Laughlin
Pan-Hellenic Banquet Highlights Bethany Fraternity Spirits
At Bethany the third Pan-Hellenic banquet was held in the Kappa Alpha Lodge hall. Fraternity members delivered toasts by B. S. Johnson C. M. Small L. H. Mayers Neta P. Vaiden and others then entertained with impromptus. The group serenaded the Greek girls at Philly's hall, deemed the most successful Pan-Hellenic event yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Kappa Alpha Lodge
B. S. Johnson
K. A
M. Small
Sigma
L. H
Mayers
Beta Neta P
Geo. A. Vaiden
Philly’s Hall
Doctor Shultz Struck By Severe Heart Attack At Office
Dr J T Shultz fell unconscious at his Market Street office last night and is in a very serious condition today. Mrs Shultz, worried by his unusual absence, found him on a couch with doctors Kerr and Robinson attending. Medical staff cite strain and fatigue of his work as the principal trigger for the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Shultz
Market Street
Wasa
RSIS
Schultz
Five Story Wholesale Building Planned in East Liverpool
Davidson Brothers of this city, wholesale grocers, contract with architect A W Scott for plans of a five story 50 by 90 building to rise at Green Lane and Horn switch in East Liverpool. The Pennsylvania company will build a switch onto the property and the new structure will be erected over it. Estimated cost ranges from 7900 to 8000 dollars and the contract will be let once plans are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Brothers
East Liverpool
A. W. Scott
Green Lane
Pottery City
Pennsylvania Company
Three Men And Starting Trouble In Croatian District
Report of birthday booze spree ends with arrests. Nick Pritz hits a bartender at Jurich's saloon and is ejected, then reenters and is taken into custody. Peter Bersko and Tony Ganliska fight at their North Eighth Street boarding house, Bersko struck in the head. both men detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Pritz
Nick
Jurich
Telose
Nic¢k
Peter’ Bersko
Tony Ganliska
North Eighth Street
Croatian Laborer's Night Entry Sparks Alarm at Home
Mela Martenovich, a Croat laborer at the La Belle mill, is jailed on a serious charge after he knocked at Peter Dennis's Poplar avenue home about 9 pm on Friday, raised a window, and forced entry triggering Mrs. Dennis to flee for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mela Martenovich
la Belle
Martenovich
Peter Dennis
Poplar Avenue
Dennis
Mingo
Miners Meet to Elect Officers in Fifth Ohio Sub District
The Fifth sub district of Ohio miners plan a district convention in New Philadelphia on March 5 to elect officers. Incumbent president W H Werker is resigning for a job in the state mining department. Candidates include Andrew Watkins John Welsh and a Barnhill man for president, with Tee Rankin unopposed for vice president after years in the office. About 106 locals will elect delegates and most delegates expected to attend. No party issues are expected to disrupt the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New Philadelphia
W. H. Werker
Ohio Mining Department
Andrew R. Watkins
Yorkville
John Welsh
Bridgeport
Barnhill
Watkins
Tee Rankin
Werker
Damage suit ends with verdict for defendants
Carl H. Smith administrator of Ross NDegarmo deceased sued Lewis Coal and Coke Company for 16000 over Degarmo’s death in the mine after three days trial the jury returned a verdict for the defendants Degarmo was killed by an electric wire in the entry as he moved a post joge past a car Attorneys Erskine and Nixon appeared for the plaintiff Lewis and Francis for the defense In Dayton Computing Scale Company vs J C Hanna the court sustained a demurrer to the defendant's answer and allowed an amended answer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Smith
Ross Ndegarmo
Lewis Coal & Coke Company
Degarmo
E. EB. Erskine and Nixon
P .P. Lewis
Death Roll of John F. Johnston at 67
John Francis Johnston died at his home 121 South Seventh street Friday at midnight after a long bronchitis battle. Born July 27, 1858 in Steubenville, son of the late Robert Johnston, he survived by brother Robert of Cleveland and sisters Miss Sarah and Miss Jane. He once worked in pottery and later carried mail from Pan Handle depot to the post office. He was respected and lived with quiet dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Johnston
John Francis Johnston
South Seventh Street
Mr. Johnston
Steubenville
Robert Johnston
Cleveland
Sarah
Jane Johnston
Mrs Mary Jones obituary from Steubenville
Mrs Mary A Jones widow of John Jones died at 9 20 am Saturday at her daughter Mrs Arthur A Lewis 462 South Fifth street aged 67 Born in Wales she came to America in 1887 residing in Steubenville three years Survived by three children Arthur A Lewis Steubenville John H Jones and James W Jones Homestead one sister Mrs James Lewis Poughkeepsie NY Member of St Pauls Church valued mother and Christian example
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Mary A. Jones
John Jones
Rhymney
Wales
Arthur A. Lewis
South Fifth Street
William Carr dies after illness in Smithfield
William Carr died at his home in Smithfield on Thursday after eight days of pneumonia illness at age 45. He was the son of Joel Carr who survives, and his widow, daughter of Alexea Lewry of Pine Grove, and one sister Mrs. Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr
Smithfield
Joel Carr
Alexea Lewry
Pine Grove
Emma
Funeral Services Held for John Leech at Bantam Ridge
The deceased, a respected Columbus citizen and member of the M. P. Church, was remembered for integrity. The funeral occurred Sunday with Rev. Clark of Two Ridges Church officiating, and was largely attended at his Bantam Ridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leech
Bantam Ridge
Clark
Two Ridges Church
George W Keller Dies Suddenly at Home in Steubenville
George W Keller died suddenly at 2226 Slack Street Steubenville at 7 a m Tuesday from heart trouble after a ten week illness. Born February 22 in Carroll County he was 74 and lived in Steubenville much of the last forty years. A former sailor turned bridge carpenter and contractor he worked for the Pan Handle and other roads. Survived by his wife Melissa Bevington Miller and seven children including award Keller J M Keller C B Keller George C J C Keller W A Keller and Mrs R B Longstreth. also brother Edward and sister Mrs C P Maxwell. Member of M FE church and Masonic Lodge Burgettstown. Widely respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Keller
George W. Keller
Slack Street
Carroll County
Steubenville
Melissa Bevington Miller
Award K E. Keller
Moxahala
George C
J. C
W. A. Keller
R. B. Longstreth
Columbus
Edward
Sandusky Soldier's Home
C. P. Maxwell
Unionport
M. FE. Church
Masonic Lodge
Burgettstown
Mrs Eliza Passavant Dies At 83 In Zelienople Pa
Mrs Eliza Passavant widow of Rev William A Passavant D D and mother of L R Passavant of Steubenville defeated in death at Zelienople Pennsylvania aged 83 Known for charity work tied to her husband and Lutheran institutions She was born in Baltimore and leaves several children including L R Passavant Walter Passavant Z P Emerson C S Passavant and Dkb Passavant with relatives in Zelienople and elsewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Passavant
Ediza Passavant
William A. Passavant
L. Passavant
Steubenville
Zelienople
Pittsboro
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
la Belle Iron Company
Walter Pasavant
East Helena
Mont
Z. P. Emerson
Jackson
Mich
C. S. Passavant
Lynchburg, Va
D. Kb. Pasavant
Widow of Rev James C Russell Dies in New Somerset
Mrs Anne Russell widow of Rev James C Russell longtime New Somerset resident died at her son W T Russell’s home early Sunday after weeks of illness. She was 66 and survived by three children Rev J E Russell W T Russell and Mrs Ada Hess. Funeral held at New Somerset M E Church Tuesday at 10 am. pallbearers named James Workman Ed Feist Andrew Forsythe John Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Russell
James C. Russell
New Somerset, O
W. T. Russell
J. E. Russell
Ada Hess
John Johnson
Buchanan
James Workman
Ed. Feist
Andrew Forsythe
John Maple
Funeral of Isaac D Criss Held This Afternoon
The funeral for Isaac D Criss was held this afternoon at four oclock with Rev Rowland officiating. Pall bearers included William Criss Lander Criss Ambrose Criss William Hamilton John Hamilton and Frank Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac D. Criss
Rowland
William, Lander
Ambrose Criss
William
John Hamilton
Frank Thomas
Death of Wm Stone on Cross Creek Farm
Wm Stone died at his residence near Cross Creek Church on Tuesday at 1 am after a five week illness aged 1 years. Survived by wife Eliza Harris of Steubenville and three children Edward Jesse and Mrs W K Feir field of Dennison, plus sister Mrs Matthew Stark. A member of Cross Creek Presbyterian Church born and died on same farm. Known as a God fearing, widely respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stone
Cross Creek Church
Eliza Harris
Steubenville
Edward
Jesse
Cross Creek
W. K. Feirfield
Dennison
Matthew Stark
Mrs Edmunds Dies After Illness At Git Hospital
Mrs John T Edmunds 49 South Sixth street died Tuesday evening at 6 o clock at Git hospital from typhoid fever after a three week illness She was 26 born Ida M Ballard in New York State married twenty months ago and resided here since Her husband and one daughter Dorothy survive Also two sisters Bertha and Grace Ballard Patsberg and a brother L B Ballard Beaver Falls The deceased was highly respected and a member of the First Presbyterian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Edmunds
South Sixth Street
Git Hospital
Ida M. Ballard
New York State
Dorothy
Bertha
Grace Ballard
Patsberg
L. B. Ballard
Beaver Falls
First Presbyterian Church
Park Craig Dies After Wreck and Illness
Park Craig, flagman on the Pan Handle, died Monday night after injuries from a wreck near Wheeling and a later bout with typhoid fever. He had been hospitalized for months and was the brother of R. L. Craig, who died recently in an ambulance on the way to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Craig
Wheeling Hospital
Mr. Craig
Ile
R. L. Craig
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeline
Mains of Mr. Craig Taken to Bethesda Home
Mains of Mr. Craig were taken to the home of his parents at Bethesda last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Bethesda
Deaths and funerals in Zanesville area request no images
Obituary item notes Mrs. Susan Pollock widow of William Pollock died at her daughter Mrs. Beerbower’s home in Zanesville at age 79 after a prolonged illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Beerbower Mrs. Conway of Chicago and Mrs. Lindsay of Buffalo plus one sister Mrs. Swank. Funeral at Sherman avenue residence conducted by Rev Grable with pallbearers listed. Also reports infant death of the Ralston child and two year old Henry Mack with funeral details for Ruth Ann Swearingen. multiple ministers and pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Pollock
Willian Pollock
Zanesville
Willian Beerbower
North Fourth Street
Beerbower
Frances Conway
Chicago
Archie Lindsay
Buffalo
Swank
M. E. Church
Ruth Ann Swearingen
Cove
Underwood
Hart
Fair Sized Sales In City And Country Areas
A list of real estate transfers in Steubenville and surrounding townships including McDowell & Thompson to Mary, W Godfrey to Mary, and numerous parcels in Mingo Junction Bergholz La Belle View Smithfield Warren Tiltonville with prices from 50 to 5 500 dollars. Notable transfers include George Griesinger to George Ovington for city real estate at 4500 dollars and the Pleasant Heights moves totaling 75 and 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Susanna Stringer
The
Glens
Smithfield Township
A. Feist
Caroline G. McMahan
Daisy C. Myers Et al
Reuben J. Mervis
Mary M. Hill
Steubenville Real Estate Company
Olive Higgins
Lillian Neel
Tiltonville
Rosa Brindley
Steubenville & Wheeling Traction Company
Warren Township
Grazella Mansfield
Michael Gallagher
Pleasant Heights Improvement Company
Clarence Antill
Pleasant Heights
Alice Martin
Abraham Greenberg
Joseph Berger
Margaret McKee
Clara Linn
Mingo Junction
la Belle View Land Company
E. Austin Chalfant
la Belle View
C. A. Weaver Et al
Court Matters and Cases From the Court Docket
Court matters show Joshua Low's Sons suing Henry Lingo for 269.61 for goods sold and delivered. Paisley, attorney. Union Lumber Company vs Emerson Call appeal transcript filed from the docket of Squire Prentiss. Alban, E D Erskine and Stone. Ohio Valley Ice & Storage Company vs La Belle View Land Company settled. Milo Rosando indicted for larceny allowed to enter into own recognizance for 3200. H J Heinz Co. vs Jefferson McDevitt jury verdict for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Low
Henry Lingo
Paisley
Union Lumber Company
Emerson EF
H. J. Heinz Co
Jefferson McDevitt
Orr buys sixty White Wyandottes in city purchase
T B Orr secretary of the National Poultry Association from Beaver Pennsylvania is in the city today and bought sixty White Wyandotte chickens from B N Linduff at a good price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Orr
Beaver, Pa
National Poultry Association
B.N. Linduff
Weems Calls for Public Delegates in Congressional Nomination
Congressman C L Weems urged the District Congressional Committee to let the people choose delegates in all counties except Monroe. He argued for a prim ary process free of bossism, resisting a simplified, low-cost nominating method. Monroe lacks primaries as Republicans are scarce there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoath
Nis
C. L. wWeems
District Congressional Committee
Imperial Hotel
Monroe
Weems
Marriage Licenses Issued in Steubenville and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage license issuances shows couples from Steubenville, Toronto, Amsterdam, Brilliant, Smithfield, Mingo Junction, Long Run, and nearby towns. One license for Amos Orwick and Viola Burchfield notes a legal impediment, with a guardian issue rendering the license void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Jordan
Annie P. Spaulding
Toronto
Wmn
J. Green
Virginia Leary
Steubenville
Thomas F. Beckett
Catherine George
Edward Nichelson
Mayme
Starr
James Tenney
Mary Wilburn
Brilliant
Oliver L. Baiea
Elizabeth Hoyle
Smithfield
Robert McQueen
Nelile Walters
Amsterdam
Thos. Wheatley
Clarkh. Brown
Andy Andreske
Oma B. Clark
Berghola
Harry
W. Birch
Lillian Huffman
John Corameili
Matia Laptete
Mingo Junction
Edwin M. Dunley
Loretta J. Clark
Samuel Mirvis
Ethel Philips
Jaecob Braun
Mary Wheaton
Augusta
Francis Bordswicz
Agnes Cieszkowska
Michael Kowal
Anna Stack
Long Run
Burton Fisk
Lane Stephenson
Upstill
Wm. C. C. Donaldson
Fthel P. Dennis
Irondale
Chas
J. Whitehead
Mary B. Schneger
David Howlett
Frances, Matthews
Edmund Curry
Florence Williams
Howard Albert Rogers
Ena Carrie Faber
Wm. H. Murray
Mattie EB. Herold
James A. Olney
Elizabeth Rodgers
Charlie K Shively
Jessie Bell Neel
Dillenvale
Robert Prooks Jordan
Lilly M. Fargeson
William Babne
Athel Pickford
Bradley
Amos Orwick
Richmond
Viola Burchfield
Annapolis
Injured Worker in Belt Incident at Ohio Valley Clay Co.
Jason Whittaker remains in serious condition at GUI hospital after an injury at Ohio Valley Clay Co. while misplacing a belt near operating machinery. He is reported no worse today, with the situation still regarded as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Whittaker
Gui Hospital
Ohio Valley Clay Co
Delayed Material Halts Wheeling & Lake Erie Yards Work
Contractor T. J. Stringer said yard construction is delayed by late spikes and bolts for rails. They are expected this week and work will resume and be rushed to completion. The new yards will have a capacity of over three hundred cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Stringer
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Stringer
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Izens
Justice Prentiss’ Court
Robert R. Cox
Jane Patton
Ters
Firmary
Axymitis
Savngions
Pearson
Dunn
Edgerly
Martemovich
Peter Nennis
Alban
DR. Shultz
Davidson Bros
Liverpool
Caus
Andrew Watkins
York
Fendants
Ross Dégarmo
Lewis Company
Annie Russell
Mary Hibbitts
Sherman Avenue
Grable
Harry Wells
Homer Stewart
Arthur Forswall
Charles Magers
C. T. Blinn
Harry Hibbitts
Frank Brownlee
William Houser
John Shorts
Bert Call
Henry
Henry Mack
LIC Record
J. W. Forney
Rogers
Pbon Brjor
Jewelry Store
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