Mystery Polish woman's death in Bradley cabin
A Polish wife was found dead with a bullet wound in her Bradley town home, also called Crow Hollow. Her husband reported the death on Thursday night after returning from work. Deputy Coroner William Campbell and Mayor Ralston investigated as gunfire distrubed the town with about 1900 shots during a riotous celebration. It is unclear if the death was accidental or murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Crow Hollow
William Campbell
Ralston
Smithfield
Herald
Star
Ohio Senator Attacks Temperance Bosses Over S B 34 Refer
In a rural Ohio Senate speech, the senator denounces Anti-Saloon League officials for blocking County Local Option Bill No. 34. He recounts lobbying for women’s suffrage, criticizes officials, and likens pressure to a collar he finally removes, urging support for local option amid temperance fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
League
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon
Déntt
Wheeler
I.ac. T. U
Ite
W. W
Sherman
Mosby
Johnson
Jhip
Ohio Senator Calls Out Bosses and Temperance Sins
A speech in Ohio denounces political bosses and temperance clashes, urging removal of all collars from power players. The speaker pleads for fair treatment, contrasts party labels, and cites support for transferring a county option bill to a temperance committee and then to county affairs. The text recalls personal history, including wartime service and a family obituary, underscoring civic duty and faith.
Primary Elections Arranged by Committee Saturday March 24
The Republican County Central Committee met in Probate Court to set congressional primaries for March 24 and county offices on May 19 under the Bronson act. They named delegates, discussed unit rule, and noted filing deadlines and eligibility, including May 5 for candidate names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Probate
Gisou
Simpson
Herricck
Hunter
Congress
Worhes
Unionport
Bloomfield
Gilson
Vorhes
Unoinport
Wayne
Vorbes
Mr. Weems
Weems
Kerr
Common Pleas
Bronson
Herrick
Courty Board of Elections
Death of George D. Clark of Brush Creek township
George D. Clark, born 1827 near Salineville, Columbiana County, died March 6 1906 at the State Hospital Massillon Ohio. A lifelong teacher, he spent most of his days in public schools and inspired many students with his devoted work and sterling character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Clark
Brush Creek Township
State Hospital
Massillon
Ohio
Salineville
Columbiana County
Hugh
Letitia Kerr Clark
Rev S C Faris Dies Former Wilkinsburg Pastor
Friday obituary notes the death of Rev S C Faris former associate pastor at First Presbyterian Wilkinsburg Pa at his son's home 1106 Center Ave Wilkinsburg He served in Ohio Chandler Fla and as travel missionary Survived by sons Robert S Faris and Paul H Faris and daughter Helen H Faris Also mentions Ethel Luella McCartney who died at home in Brillant aged 16 4 8 with typhoid fever Survived by parents J E and Mary S McCartney and several siblings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Faris
Salmon Q
Presbyterian
Richmond
Robert
Faris
Center Avenue
Wilkinsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Sylvester C. Seavel
Ohio
Chandler
Fla
Robert S
Falis Real Estate Company
Paul H
Pennsylvania Railroad
Helen H. Faris
Wilkinsburg High School
Ethel Luella McCartney
J. E
Mary S. McCartney
Brillant
M. B. Church
Nancy
May
Jessie
Edgar
Ambrose
Margie
Death notices for Raymond G. Young and Thomas Suttor
Raymond Grant Young died at his Wilson's Run home Friday night after a six year illness. A Steubenville native, son of the late James and Emma Young, he leaves a sister Grace Averick and brothers Edwin and Norman. He worked at Steubenville Pottery and Gottmann's tailoring, was active in Congregational Church and LO GT, and a Potters' Brotherhood member. Thomas Suttor, 80 plus, longtime Hancock county resident, died from paralysis at James Brown's King’s Creek home after illness begun Tuesday. He leaves an aged wife, daughter Mrs James Brown, and son Robert Suttor.
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Wes
M. E
Hattie A
Jennie Calhoun
Easterpool
Staig Hospital
Julia A. Me‘Closkey
Reager
Steubenville
Can‘ton
William McKinleys
Raymond Grant Young
Wilson’s Run
James
Emma Young
Grace
William Averick
Edwins
Norman
Steubenville Pottery
Gottmann
Congregational Church
Potters’ Brotherhood
Thomas Suttor
James Brown
King’s Creek
Suttor
Hancock County
W. Va
Robert Futtor
Deaths of Mrs Bessie Flannagan and Thomas Parr in Cadiz Junction
Mrs Bessie Flannagan Barr, 48, died at home on South Church Street Sunday morning from heart trouble. Born in County Mayo Ireland she was the daughter of the late John Flannagan. Survived by husband Michael Flannagan Washington DC, Patrick Flannagan this city, and Mrs Maria Roach Kansas, plus two brothers and one sister. Thomas D Parr died Sunday night at Cadiz Junction village. born Jefferson County 1889, veteran of Company G Forty-third regiment C V L Civil War. Funeral at Center Unity with Revs Bell and Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Flannagan
Wm. F. Barr
South Church Street
Robert I. Barr
Church Street
County Mayo
Ireland
John Flannagan
Michael Flannagan
Washington, D. C
Patrick Flannagan
Maria Roach
Kansas
Thomas D. Parr
Cadiz Junction Village
Jefferson County
Forty-third Regiment
Center Unity
Bell and Webb
Kinsey visits Steubenville man in Martin's Ferry
Samuel Kinsey of Steubenville was in Martin's Ferry yesterday calling on friends. Mrs. Roy Foster, critically ill, is reported to be much improved today.
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Samuel Kinsey
Steubenvilll
Martin's Ferry
Roy Foster
Real estate deeds filed in Jefferson County weekly records
A summary of deeds left for record includes many transfers in Mingo Junction Pittsburgh area listings such as Margaret McKee to Williams Scott and Christy Keith to Mary A Cunningham in Toronto real estate. Amounts range from 100 to 9 559 dollars with transfers across Adena Wintersville Irondale Cross Creek Smithfield and other townships. Notable entries include Steubenville Real Estate Company to James A Simpson Sr and Randolph Anderson to John W Blackburn et al. plus multiple parcels near Amsterdam Brush Creek and Island Creek townships.
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County Recorder
Margaret McKee
Williams Scott
Mingo Junction
Peter Nolan
Mary A. Nolan
Toronto
William B. McLaughlin
Sarah B. Mercer
Adena
Christy Keith
Mary A. J. Cunningham
Austin C. Robb
J. Beltz
City
George Gofus
Ian Feerko
William G. Nicholson
Josse Frey, Sr
Frank C. Faeh
Martin A. Nelson
Albert T. Jackman
Wintersville
Maria FE
John McClare
Mingo
Junction
William Gallagher
Mag Gn Club
Tiltonville
Steubenville
James A. Simpson, Sr
Christopher Landmire
Bridget Dunn
Henry F. Lawler
George IL. Swickard
Randolph Anderson
John W. Blackburn
Island Creek Township
Joseph Berger
Abraham Greenberg
The
Ste
M. F. Call
A. J. Nixon
Ross
Island Creek
Nicola Lombard
George Mataszik
Albert Deyarman
Henry Jack
Warren Township
la Belle View Land Company
Keen M. Crozier
la Belle View
Mary A. Crider
Jennie Graham
Unionport
John B. Holrovd
James W. Winland
Cross Creek Township
Jefferson County
James A. Rutledge
Salem Township
John McCabe
Joseph Baroynay
Dillonvale
Edward M. Biven
Belinda J. Hinds
David L. Wickran
Thomas . Fleming
Amsterdam
Thomas J. ‘Fleming
W. B. Smith
Alexander
Long
Bija Crim
William H. Davis
Lizzie L. Davis
Aecres
Wells Township
Edwin M. Crawford
Martha M. Moore
Bloomfield
K. Olszeski
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mary Tannert
M. J. Ackerman
Smithfield Township
James Hough
George Povlnovy
Eight Hoagland Children Named in Divorce Suit
Rachel A Hoagland sues William F Hoagland for divorce custody of their eight children and temporary alimony. They wed May 24 1885 in Steubenville. Plaintiffs allege repeated extreme cruelty including choking and threats, with two children driven from home. He earns 50 dollars monthly, has 400 dollars cash and real estate valued at 3500 in Mingo Junction. Medill, attorney.
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Rachel A. Hoagland
William F. Hoagland
Steubenville
Stella Hoagland
George Hoagland
Clara Hoagland
Harry Hoagland
Minnie Hoagland
Emma Hogland
David Hoagland
Bontella Hoagland
Portrait of Edwin M Stanton to Be Hung in Court Room
A special committee of Bar Association and local groups will organize April 14 for hanging artist E F Andrews portrait of Edwin M Stanton in the court room. Taft may be invited to speak, with officers chosen to oversee the event and a plan to invite Stanton Post members and War Secretary Weiss. The date set for April 14 and plans include poet Mrs. Meredith and Stanton hymn favorites, with hopes for a future statue.
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Andrews
Edwin M. Stanton
William H. Taft
Cook
Bar Association
Miller and Kerr
E. F. Andrews
E. M. Stanton
Bar
Stanton
A. R. Post
J. F. Oliver
EB. M. Stann
Judge Miller
Judge Kerr
George W. McCook
A. Lewis
Richards
Mansfield
BR. EB. Erskine
Kerr
Miller
A. C. Blackburn
J. FP. Oliver
J. C. Ault
Cornell
W. McCook
P. Filson
Alonzo Hayne
R. M. Franey
H. UG. Dohrman
Cook Stuetestéil
Court House Yard
Flower
Collier Meredith
Omaha
Fireenland
Ley Mountains
Judge Richards
Messrs. Hayne and
Francy
Co. P. Filsen
Eh. F. Andrews
Mingo Street Car Collides With Buggy In Snow
A blinding March snow storm caused a collision near George's Run when a Mingo line street car struck a buggy. The buggy was demolished and its occupant Jacob Watt and his young son were thrown out. Watt was badly bruised. The motorman and buggy driver failed to see each other due to the snow. Watt lives in Cross Creek township.
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Mingo Line
George’s Run
Jacob Watt
Mr.Watt
Watt
Cross Creek Township
Secret societies feature visit by Golden Eagle ladies
A fraternal week will include the Garfield Temple Ladies of Golden Eagle Wheeling and Friendship Temple Ladies of Golden Eagle McMechen visiting Welcome Temple Tiltonyville. The event highlights fraternal ties and inter temple friendship among local lodges.
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Garfield Temple
Golden Eagle
Wheeling
Friendship Temple
McMechen
Tempe
Tiltonyville
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Ton Jahson
South Carolina
Temperance
Bessie Barr
Namea
Taft
Jured
National Exchange Bank
W. H. McClinton
T. A. Hammond
David McCullough
V. Pres’'t
Hugh T. Clark
Asa’t. Cashier
W. H. McClinton, D. M. Welday, Fletcher C. Chambe
Winfield Scott, Charles J. McConnell
Thomas Johnson
Samuel C. Gill
J. E. McGowan
W. F. Davidson
E. E. Francy
L. L. Grimes
J. Podlewski
R. L. Brownlee
B. Frank Murphy
Jones Munker
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Bristol
J. T. Sarratt
B. BE. Francy
A. M. Helms
E. Stark
R. G. Richards
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