Death of Mrs Rebecca McCune in New Alexandria home
Mrs Rebecca McCune wife of Edward McCune died at 42 Lincoln Avenue after a winter of illness culminating in pneumonia. Born at Brilliant she was daughter of Jesse and Mary Hakill married twenty five years ago. Survived by Frank Belmont Q and sisters Mrs Ryla Ramsey Ashtabula and Mrs W J McCann New Alexandria. Member of Third Presbyterian Church and missionary societies noted for charitable deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca McCune
Rebecca
Caroline McCune
Edward McCune
Hogue
Lincolin, Avenue
Brilliant
Jesse
Mary Hakill
McCane
Death of Harness Maker J D Van Dyke at Wellsville
Jonathan B D Van Dyke died Tuesday evening after a three month illness. He was 7 years 7 months old and born in New Somerset. He learned harness making, belonged to the Christian Church of New Somerset and worshiped at First Christian in Wellsville. He was a Knights of Pythias member. Survived by wife and two children Elmer and Tillie. Frank preceded in death four months earlier. Survived by two brothers and two sisters including Anna Acton, Sarah Shrun, Henry, and Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. van Dyke
Jonathan BD. van Dyke
Wellsville
van Dyke
New Somerset
Christian Church of
First Christian Church
New Somerset Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Elmer
Empire
Tillie
Frank
Anna Acton
Sarah Shrun
Detroit
Mich
Henry
Carriers Mills
Ill
Mrs Hallie Myers Dies At 42 In Pittsburg Burial Planned
Mrs Hallie Myers died at her home on Georges Run Thursday morning aged 42. Her remains will be taken to Pittsburg for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie” Myers
George's
Rnn
Pittsburg
Funeral service for Irene Victoria Argier held Thursday
Irene Victoria Argier had a funeral Thursday afternoon officiated by Revs Sidener and McCarty with pallbearers Charles Archer Edward Archer Walter Archer and Mr Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furto
Irene Victoria Argier
Revs
Sidener
McCarty
Charles, Edward
Walter Archer
Mr. Hitchcock
Death of Robert Melvin at 242 South Eighth Street
Robert Melvin died at his home Thursday at 8 30 p m aged about years after four years of poor health and a three week illness from organic heart and stomach trouble. Born in Pittsburg he lived here 12 years and worked as a brick maker. He married Mary E Nicholson October 16 1902 and survives with one brother William of New Brighton and two sisters Nancy and Rose of Pittsburg. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and known as retiring and industrious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Melvin
South Eighth Street
Oklahoma
Pittsburg
Mary E. Nicholson
William
New Brighton
Nancy
Rose
The
Presbyterian Church
Obituary of Mt. Pleasant Pioneer Joseph Kithcart
Joseph Kithcart of Mt. Pleasant Ohio died Thursday morning aged 8 years 4 months 14 days. He left three sons John A of Steubenville Sherrard of Maryville Tenn Henry of Follansbee and four daughters Mrs Mary Orr Mrs Anna Cleaver Mrs Ella Walker and Miss Jessie all of Mt. Pleasant along with 12 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Born in Union Town Pag he moved to Ohio in 1838 and lived in Jefferson county since. A longtime director of the People's National Bank of Mt. Pleasant and a Presbyterian church trustee he was known for sound judgment and straightforward dealing. Funeral notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kithcart
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio
John A
Steubenville
Shertard
Maryville
Tenn
Henry
Follansbee
Mary Orr
Anna Cleaver
Ella Walker
Jessie
Mr. Pleasant
Kjtheart
Uning
Town
Pag
Jefferson County
People’s National Bank of
Presbyterian Church of
Thomas W Flanagan dies after neuralgia attack at home
Thomas W Flanagan died suddenly at 105 Benton street on Saturday at 1 p m after an attack of neuralgia of the heart. Born in Fairmont West Virginia in 1854 he came to the city two years later his father John Flanagan a brother George H and three sisters Elizabeth M Annie J and Mrs Mary Wilson survive. He worked ten years at the tin mill then on the Pan handlers road and was a member of St Pauls Church. He was an industrious and highly respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thmas Flanagan
Thomas W. Flanagan
Benton Street
Fairmont
W. Va
John Flanagan
George H
Elizabeth M. Annie J
Marys Wilson
Pan’ S
St. Paul’s Chugep
Death of John R. Jackson Leader in the Community
John R. Jackson a well known Black civic leader died suddenly on Friday at 3 15 p m while being moved from his rooms at Elias Merryman's on South to City Hospital for treatment He had been ill for two days with an illness not fully stated in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Jackson
Johe Raindolph Jackson
Eilas Merryman’s
Pneumonia Ends Life of Local Porter and Orator in Wheeling
The death of a 62-year-old Wheeling native, a former hotel porter and barber shop assistant, follows a pneumonia attack from a cold caught while driving. A self-taught speaker, he led gatherings on Emancipation Day and other events. Survived by sisters Mary, Jennie, and Kate Lightfoot, he belonged to the K of P and Masonic lodges. Burial planned in Wheeling with funeral Monday at Simp son M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Col. Delaplaine
Mary
Jennie Jackson
Kate Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Burton
Simpson M.E. Church
Mrs Margaret Ford Ends Long Illness At 5:35 A M
Mrs Margaret Ford widow of John W. Ford of 225 South Fifth street died Sunday at 5:35 a m after four weeks of illness. Aged 0 years she was born near McKeesport Pa married 41 years ago and moved here in 18 8. Survived by husband son Charles and siblings Agnes Zinkhorn Isabel B Strachan James Beveridge John William Andrew Lewis Alex and others plus three grandchildren. A Presbyterian and devoted mother esteemed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ford
Margaret Watson Beveridge Ford
John W. Ford
South Fifth Street
McKeesport
Charles
Agnes Zinkhorn
Jas, Beveridge
New Kensington
John
William
Valencia
Andrew
T Lewis
Alex
Perryville
The
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Margaret Miller Seachrest Dies After Long City Life
Mrs. Margaret Miller Seachrest former resident of this city died Sabbath morning March 2 at Castle Shannon Pa aged 85. She was daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth Miller a lifelong member of the First Presbyterian Church and widow of Charles Seachrest. Survived by her son Charles and several stepchildren. Funeral train arrival Tuesday 10 30 am at the P C C Sts Levy with interment at Union Cemetery Miller family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller Seachrest
Charles Seachrest
Castle Shanon
Seachrist
Thomas and
Elizabeth Miller
Miller
South Seventh Street
Cannonsburg
Seachrest
Martha Miller
Charles
Castle Shannon
West
Lillian Wolfe
Jessie Miller Myers
Clarence
Gertrudes Miller
Sts. Levy
Union Cemetery
Mrs Mervis Dies After Hospital Operation In Pittsburg
Mrs R d Mervis of Market Street near Ninth died in a Pittsburg hospital Saturday following an operation. Interment was in Pittsburg under Hebrew usage. Survived by parents husband and three children. Funeral services for Robert Mel vie held Sunday with Rev Geo P Rowland officiating. Choir from Thiel Presbyterian church rendered. Pallbearers were Sowiewalson St and Jr Willard and Regis Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.d. Mervis
R. J. Mervis
Market Street
Ninth
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Robert Melvie
Peter
Geo. P. Rowland
Thiel Gresbygerian Church
Anusig
Sowiewalson
St.,and Jr. Willard
Regis Nicholson
Dusan and Annie Lascaray Infant Alga Passes Away
Alga Lascaray, daughter of Dusan and Annie Lascaray, residing at 449 South Third Street, died on Sunday at age three months. The brief notice records the infant's death and parents' names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alga
Dusan
Annie Lascaray
South ‘Third ] Street
West Virginia miners strike linked to habeas case ruling
News from Charleston reports state officials and judges dispute the release of labor leaders held by military authorities. The Supreme Court of Appeals upheld habeas corpus considerations, allowing transfer proceedings and asserting governor actions to arrest or detain suspected agitators without violating due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
Heralo-Star
Charleston
West Virginia
Kanawha
Comme *Offenberger
Supreme Cops of of Appeals
mili@rwicom
Stat
U S
Éelec
President Wilson Revels in Democratic Senate Leaders
President Wilson announces known Democratic Senate leaders in Washington amid reshuffle rumors. Strong party figures named include prominent lawmakers and insiders, signaling a strategic push ahead of upcoming votes and policy battles. The dispatch notes anticipated friction with opposing factions and the potential impact on legislative agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-star
Net
York
Wilson
Senate
Wilson signals stance on Panama canal toll repeal bill
Confidence grows that he supports passage of Senator Root's amendment to the canal bill to remove the exemption shielding American Coastwise ships from tolls. It was stated today that Mr. Wilson has made his position clear to several Democratic Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Wilson
Ohio House approves compulsory worker compensation bill
Columbus Feb 27 The House passed the Green compulsory worker compensation measure with no votes against it though amendments were offered and defeated. The governor supports it. it takes effect January 1 for employers with more than five workers. The bill outlines payment obligations for injuries under the state act and sets up per county licensing boards with salaries up to 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Senate
Diser
Mahoning County
State Board of Health
Wilson
Legislative Joint
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ohio
Moore
Jefferson County
State Printer’s Department
Fulton’ Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Representative Diser
Mahonning County
Representative Smith
Butler County
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jung
Sol
Karb
Carter
Kart
Congress nears end as conferees clash over ships
Washington March 3 AAP The 62nd Congress faces a crowded conferee maze on major supply bills with less than 24 hours to live. Lawmakers may stay in continuous session until the inaugural ceremonies begin. The battleship dispute dominates, House demanding one ship and Senate two, with both sides firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
62Nd
Congress
Apne
House
Senate
Rostron Receives Medal of Honor for Titanic Rescue
Washington March 1 Captain A H Rostron commander of the steamship Titanic rescue Tarpathia received from President Taft the medal of honor the highest civilian award. Ambassador Bryce cabinet members and the Titanic disaster investigation committee witnessed the ceremony in the White House East Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Herald-Star
Washington
A. H Rostron
Tarpathia
Taft
Congress
Bryce
Cabnet
Trials Set For 40 Camp Pratt Prisoners In Coal Riot
Col Wallace announces 40 prisoners held at Camp Pratt will be tried by a military commission, with counsel of the United Mine Workers refusing to appear. Trials begin March 7 and defendants may call witnesses. the scene centers on Paint Creek unrest and coal country disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Col. Wallace
Camp Pratt
Paint Creek
United Mine Workers of America
Hell
Misther Jottes
Tabor Leader Reacts to Habeas Corpus Ruling
A Tabor leader broke down after learning last night that the Supreme Court of Appeals ruled against her habeas corpus proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Supreme Court of Appeals
Startling tuberculosis facts urge fasten bill passage
Dr R G Patterson presented striking figures on Ohio and world TB to the Senate and House. He cites one third of Ohio deaths in ages 15 to 48 from TB, at least 35 000 infected in Ohio, and 7 000 Ohioans dying annually from the disease. Worldwide deaths reach 15,500,000 yearly with 1,000,000 in Europe and 155,000 in the United States. In the United States 1,250,000 people are infected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Go Ap
Ohio
Senate
House
R. G. Patterson
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Pee Board of Health
Europe
United States
Congress Delves Into Equal Suffrage By Constitutional Route
Washington February 28 Congress has begun earnest review of suffrage with a sub committee led by Hobson to decide whether equal suffrage and presidential election should be settled by constitutional amendment or by state action. Porter and Kribble join Hobson in a wide inquiry likely to yield a report before the next Congress ends. Supporters back a constitutional amendment though some favor leaving it to states to avoid issues in the South. Proponents cite Rosalie Jones and her army crossing the Mason Dixon line into Maryland where some local women joined in bearing banners reading Votes for Negro Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Congress
Hobson
Porter
Pennsylvania
Kribble
Georgia
Rosalie Jones
Mason and Dixon Line
Maryland
Suffrage Pilgrims March Through Washington Crowd Praises Jones
General Rosalie Jones leads a large suffragette army into Washington amid a cheering crowd along Capitol through Pennsylvania Avenue. Enthusiastic spectators choke streets while trade slows as the procession—disheveled but determined—marches toward a final push for the franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Rosalie Jones
Capitol
Grands
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Building
Women march on Pennsylvanian Avenue for suffrage show of unity
Thousands of women participate in a Washington parade on Pennsylvanian Avenue signaling unity in the push for votes. Led by Gen Rosalie Jones and Mrs Richard Coke Burleson, the procession features aides on horseback, allegorical floats, and a long line of elderly and younger supporters marching to the Capitol Hill area amid perfect weather and strong public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rosalie Jones
Metho
Peace Monument
Thun Peters
Treasury Building
Richard Coke Burleson
Inez Milhotlan
Atc
Capitol Hill
Tony
Chile
Ne Ioral Woman’s Suffrage Association
Ffice
Atal Pasrsial
Petticoa Volo
Deve
A . Kalie
Chariot Parade Draws Dense Crowds From Baltimore Philadelphia
A disjointed early text describes a parade with gold chariots from Baltimore leading a seventh section amid cheers. Prominent Maryland women and suffragists from Philadelphia join a large turnout with over 500 women from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore arriving by special train to form the banner party and witness dances and tableaux on treasury steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldon
Baltimore
Maryland
Philadelphia
Treasury
United States
Philadelpia
New York
Taft Commutes 15 Year Sentence of Pittsburg Cashier
President Taft commuted to expire March 28 the 15 year term of William Montgomery a Pittsburg National Bank cashier convicted of misapplying funds. The bank failed incurring about a million dollars in losses. All losses were repaired and the President ruled the original sentence excessive compared with similar cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
Taft
William Montgomery
Pittsburg
Ft . Allegheny National Bank of
Chambers named third arbitrator in wage dispute
William L. Chambers of Washington a former Chief Justice of the International court at Samoa and former member of the Spanish treaty claims commission was chosen as the third arbitrator in the wage dispute between eastern railroads and their firemen. W. W. Atterbury of the Pennsylvania railroad and Albert Phillips, vice president of the firemen's organization, are the other two arbitrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Washington
William L. Chambers
International Court
Samoa
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Albert Phillips
Firemen
Mexican battle near border leaves four dead soldiers
Douglas Ariz March 3 Four dead Mexican soldiers and an unknown number of wounded were moved to Agua Prieta from the border point five miles from town after yesterday’s clash between two troops of the Ninth U S Cavalry and Mexican regulars. Over 2 000 shots were exchanged with similar Mexican fire. No Americans were hit. Col Guilfoyle, commanding the Ninth Cavalry, said further trouble was not anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Ninth U. S. Cavalry
Col. Guilfoyle
Nimh
Senators push through late wartime labor and appointments
Washion March 3. Both houses met Sunday rushing through final business. Senate executive session approved more Taft era appointments to army navy and allied services. The Burton bill to abolish involuntary servitude of seamen and improve merchant ship labor conditions passed 41 to 20 after six hours of debate with amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washion
Congress
Senate
Army
Navy
Allied Services
House
Ohio Suffrage Delegation Arrives in Washington Event
The Ohio headquarters at the New Varnum Hotel opened with a banner announcing suffragette parades. Early arrivals include F. Loftus, J. Beatty, A. G. Brown, O. Haskins, E. A. Moore, Brumbaugh, and others from Steubenville, Wapakoneta, Youngstown, Warren, and Columbus. Ohio women expected large turnout for the Washington parade and vocational sections. Mrs. Taylor Up ton, Ohio Women’s Suffrage Association president, says Ohio will be well represented and forecasts many Ohio women in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Varnum Hotel
F. Loftus
Steubenville
J. W. Beatty
A. G. Brown
O. Haskins
United States
Wapakoneta
E. A. Moore
Demstatic
Brumbaugh
Herbian Cellarius
Cotumabhs
Martin Dunn
P. J. Hogan
Richard Will
Ams
Youngstown
Horace Holbrook
Warren
William Shafer
Paulding
Realty Transfers Across Warren and Smithfield Townships
Real estate transfers involve Thomas V. Moore et al to Dohrman J. Sinclair for 14 acres in Warren County valued at 38,860.66 dollars. Mary B. Moore et al transfer to Dohrman J. Sinclair in 83 404 square feet valued at 1,000 dollars. Josef Heiter transfers to George A. Bell Roadway in Smithfield township for 150 dollars. Joseph Kompa and wife convey to Joseph Safski et al for 25 acres in Smithfield township valued at 1,350 dollars. William A. Smurtheaite transfers to Harry Reezzman for lots 19 and 20 in Steubenville City valued at 1,060 dollars. Charles W. H. Peterson transfers to Harry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Moore
Dohran J. Sinclair
Warren
Mary BE. Moore
Dohrman J. Sinclair
Josef. Heiter
George A. Bell
Smithfield
Joseph Kompa
Josep’ Safskir
William A. Smurtheaite
Harry ‘Reezman
Steub
Hediv
Elty
Cherles
W. H. Peterson
Harry
Jefferson County Land Transfers in 1900s Subdivisions
A rough list of property transfers in Jefferson County includes numerous parcels in Wells and Saline townships, Pleasant Heights and Robertson's additions in Toronto, with prices from $1.00 to $7,601. The period records show many transfers, including lot 275 La Belle View and several 60 acre parcels, with buyers such as Hender, Me Walker, Cruset, Merryman, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeethan
Steub. C
M. Ht
H. Evans
Samuel J. Hender
Salem Township
Mary E. Jefiries
Eleanor J. Me Walker
Stemmety
John Ics Cruset
Allen’s Secor
Bergholz
Frank Murphy
Mary M
Heriff
Jefferson County
Bure
W. Lewis
Wells
Arry W. Morrow
Talierh. Stock
Metes
Island Creek
Ebbel E. Graham
William Rabam
Robertson
Toronto
A. McKelvy
Eleahior
A. Merryman
Smithfield
A. Mace
H Jackson
Hugh A. Patterson
Pleasant Heights
City
Sherif
Jeff. Co
Zadok Bur- Gaeres
Wells Township
la Belle View Land Co
Hermanier
la Belle View
E View Land
Floto
Wime Corkhill
Joseph Wies
Springfield Township
Elizabeth Morrison
Court actions intertwine kinship, liens, and receiverships
Court actions span estates and trusts with kinship questions in dispute. Law firms Alban Merryman and others represent several suits including a $13 mechanic lien claim and an attachment for $1919.66 against Harris Lamber Co. Various attorneys, including Huston, Williams, and Buckeye Tumbler Go., appear in cases from injunctions to receivership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Merryman Admr
Ella Bucey
Campbell T. Bucey
Mansfield’ & Merryman
Louisa Freskit
Glen Run Coal Co
J. M. Alban
Edward Mc Lister
Alban & Morrow
Harris Lamber Co
James Waggoner
Jones & Belkano
Doubleday-Hill
Elec. Co
Tri- State Ry. Co
Huston & Williams
Josephine Omotoka
Metroropol
Jude Ament
N. D. Miller
J. T Huston
Suffering Suffragists Marched as Troops Guarded Parade
Washington events on March 4 exposed police failures as suffragists faced a hostile crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue. Cavalry from Fort Myer had to clear paths for the marchers, with many injured or exhausted. Helen Keller appeared distressed after the Continetal Hall gathering where calls pressed on President-elect Wilson to assume responsibility. Rosalie Jones and her hikers also faced mob violence during entry, signaling a national demand for improved protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Peace Monument
White House
Hreaputas
Inez
Petticoat Cavalry
Mrs. Taft
Helen Taft
Washington
Wington
Wilson
Helen Keller
Continental Hall
Rosalie Jones
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cox Leaders Seek Early Adjournment to Block Unpopular Laws
Columbus March 3 Despite Gov Cox tight control of the Legislature fears arise that administration officials want an early adjournment from March 21 to April 1 to prevent new laws and secure his program. Democrats and Republicans push to curb faithless public servants by resisting appointments and seeking removal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cox
Spechieg
Marnal En
Sion
Cos
Nieal Commission
Uy W
Vhey
Tope
Cuisulér
Ihey
New Grange Organizes at White's School House
Actow Grange formed near Fernwood Q on last Tuesday evening with Deputy E J Gilkinson presiding. Forty new charter members joined Tolby-demit to forge a strong Grange as officers were elected including Master James S Thompson Overseer F E Rowse Secretary John J Kirk Steward FB Mccaultough Assistant seen Walter Rowse Captain D Long Treasurer Harry Holmes Cectebery Jim H Kirk Gage keeper Charles Gault Ceres Elsie Kirby-Poona Ella Dann Flora Kate Lows Lady assistant steward Méligsey Rotreire. Next meeting slated for Marely 6th 613 They named fit Pleasant View afange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actow Grange
White's School House
Fernwood
E. J. Gilkinson
Tolby — Demit
Snought
Mast ‘Er
James S. Thompson
F. E. Rowse
John J. Kirk
Mccaultough
Walter Rowse
Chaptain
D. Long
Harry Holmes
Cectebery
Jim H. Kirk
Charles Gault
Ceres
Elsie Kirby-Poona
Ella Dann
Flora
Kate Lows
Ady
Méligsay Rotreie
Fit Pleasant View Afange
Bethel Benefit Raises Funds With Community Singing
Samuel Parviance led a Bethel event on Friday evening at Flopedale union services. The benefit collected about $40.00 after an interview was presented at Bethel Time, supporting local efforts amid several chiltern fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Samuel’ Parviance
Italian youths held on affidavits after reported incident
Discharged and Poe Italians arrested on affidavits tied to a reported incident near Squire Campbell's court, with outgrowth on Kikeover street. The girl involved is alleged to be over 16 years old and the case proceeds with div charged status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Campbell
Cour San
Kikeover Street
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