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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
2
A collection of verse and quips reflecting spring hints, political wit, and social commentary. The piece weaves nature imagery with satirical notes on politics, business, and public life, mentioning Wilson Bryan and a civic professor amid humorous asides.
A Philadelphia judge’s ruling prompts questions on how Porto Ricans in the Canal Zone, a U S territory, may seek naturalization. A London suffragette arsenal report notes tools for disruption. The war chest appears funded by donors linked to these movements.
The article hails an operation nicknamed fish hook as a medical advance, noting that such stomach surgeries are rare while tuberculous lungs awaiting treatment are more common and significant in assessing any new cure’s value.
A witty remark warns that many modern routes to salvation may cause a clash if all pursue the same final destination, likening it to a crowded terminal station. The line playfully critiques varying beliefs while noting the humorous image of a chaotic rush.
A quirky New York court dispute hinges on whether a turtle is an animal or a reptile. The debate reflects broader questions about classification and legal definitions.
Fragmentary text mentions ship rebuilding and ownership hints with scattered phrases about a vessel and an absol Sen. The garbled lines lack coherent facts, making precise summary difficult while preserving the core notion of reconstruction and related parties.
Mrs. Cecil Bigelow Basler widow of M J Basler died at 11 o clock Monday March 17 1913 at age 66 in Detert. Born in Detroit she lived at St Peters rectory with her brother Father Bigelow and married M J Basler here June 22 1. Survived by sons William Hasler Baton Rouge and John Basler Detroit. daughters Mary at home and Sisters Anselma New Haven and Raphael Detroit Monastery. Remembered by Steubenville friends and aunt of Mrs T R Bar and Mrs T W Walker.
Mrs. Sarah J. Brandon wife of George W. Brandon died suddenly at their home 24 North Fifth street Tuesday at 12 15 p m aged 59 years. She had been ailing since Friday with neuralgia in the arms and the disease shifted to the heart. Born in Jefferson county maiden name King Beeout. Married 39 years ago and moved here from New Cumberland six years ago. Survived by husband and children H F Sanford George Anna R Martin Wesley T and Robert two brothers W H Beechout Cleveland Plummer New Cumberland two sisters Mrs Alice Thayer New Cumberland and Mrs L R Callen Philadelphia. A member of Westminster Presbyterian Church revered in home life.
Mrs Catherine C Blair aged 46 died Monday at 45 p m at her home 626 North Seventh street after five years of poor health and six months of serious illness from multiple ailments Born in England Catherine Stobbs her maiden name came to this country from Fast Liverpool a year ago She was a Presbyterian at that place a devoted mother and greatly respected Four children survive Andrew C Ralph R Jean S and Clyde A all of whom reside in Steubenville Akron and nearby areas
Mrs. William Deehan died at her son in law H S Conroys 123 North High street Tuesday at 1 p m aged 63 years after a long illness due to paralysis She was born in Wheeling West Virginia and lived here just over a year She is survived by one daughter Mrs Elizabeth wife of H S Conroy Interment will be in Marion Indiana Remains to be sent Wheeling papers please copy
The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Qwen Pender of 912 North Eighth street died on Monday. The funeral cortege for Thomas Workman arrived by the C and CP from Wheeling this morning and was met by relatives and friends. Services were held at his late home on Sabbath afternoon Rev Harding of the Methodist Church Wheeling Island officiating. He was laid to rest in Union Cemetery after burial at the tomb. Pallbearers included J Thomas Walken Poster Walker John Wether and John Vite Sarat.
The funeral of Mow GN Frasier occurred at her La Belle Boulevard home on a Monday afternoon. A large concourse of friends attended the service, with the La Belle M. E. Church choir providing musical selections. The event reflected the community's ties and church involvement.
Lady Maccabees attended in a body honoring Mrs Frazer who suffered a long time. The home circle mourns a quiet, home loving presence as floral arrangements framed the bed where she lay, the eternal sleep taking her like a thief in the night. A large number of friends from out of town attended the funeral.
Mrs. Johnston wife of George Johnston died at Mt Pleasant on Tuesday night. She was a daughter of James W Williams and survived by her husband and four children. Three sisters and one brother also survive. Also noted is telegram of death of former citizen Thomas Workman on Wheeling Island, brother of James Gordon Workman, with remains to be brought for interment. funeral notice to follow.
John E. Gordon longtime Steubenville resident died at home in Bridgeport Thursday evening after a brief illness. Survived by widow and six children Rev. Fred Gordon Brooklyn NY Rev. Allen Gordon Niles OH Harry Gordon York Pa Mrs Luella Linderman Steubenville Mrs Eva Seamen Albany NY Mrs Lydia Welshans Bridgeport Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from Bennett and Lee streets Kirkwood with Branum Post G.A.R. in charge at Linwood Cemetery.
William A Sharon a Belmont county pioneer farmer died at his home near Colerain on Thursday after a brief illness due to old age. Born in 1828 at Mt. Pleasant Jefferson county Ohio he moved to Colerain young and built a noted farm and stock operation. Survived by wife and children Mrs Belle Hardsey Robert Sharon Mrs William Butterworth Don D Sharon and Miss Nevada Sharon. Funeral plans pending until daughter arrives from Texas anticipated Sunday. John Millican dies at Mt Pleasant at age 93 a Friends church member. Survived by wife and children Wallace Joseph Carrie Hall Mrs Wm Davis Rosalie. Daughters of Charles and Saraly Neville and two infant deaths also reported. Wilhelmina Schaefer daughter of J O and Gertrude Schaefer died March 13 aged weeks.
Mrs Anna Tope Galland wife of James Gilland died at home in Frankfort Sprives on Friday morning March 1973 at 2 1 o'clock aged 66. Born near Fairview West Virginia she lived there until marriage in 1876. She was a United Presbyterian church member and active worker. Survived by husband James Gilland children Lala McFarland Charles T Gilland Arthur Bess and Ormand, several siblings and a brother who died of the conte disease in Toronto six weeks ago. Funeral at her late home in Frankfort on Sabbath at 1 PM.
Newsy Hagedorn a longtime respected Caxall resident died at his home on Warren Street on Monday March 16 1913 after a brief illness of heart trouble. He was born in Germany and was 96 years old.
America in 1858 resident of Wheeling for months and Cadiz since marriage to Miss Lowise Flots of Steubenville. Survived by widow and five children Frank St Clairsville Charles Barnesville Mrs Hilton Sebring Mrs Barrett Nottingham Barnesville Mrs Burdette Barnesville. General services held at home with pastor Dr Hamilton in charge.
Wilma Gertrude Zende, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas E Zende, died March 14 at 6 15 am aged 2 years 6 months 14 days. She leaves brothers Carl Kenneth and sisters Thelma Gladys. Funeral at home on Wilson avenue Sunday March 16 913 at 1 30 pm.
Funeral services for Samuel Robertson were conducted at the M E church in Toronto on Friday with Rev. McCarty presiding. The service was largely attended and pallbearers included S. S. W. Ham, F. Robertson, Geo., Jasper Bailey, and Frank Herrold.
Francis K infant son of M L and Mary Graff of 1506 Pennsylvania avenue died on March 15 aged 1 year.
Lawrence O Zahniser aged 11 months 1 day son of Mr and Mrs Zahniser 1309 Wellesley avenue died March 14 Howard Mackey infant son of How ard and Ora Low Summit avenue died Saturday morning at 6 35 o clock aged 10 months of pneumonia Funeral of Thomas Workman will take place from his late residence on Wheeling Island Sunday at 3 30 p m
The remains of Frank B. Ford, who died at his sister's home in Long Beach California, will be brought here to be taken to Miss Margaret Elliott's home at 322 St. 4th St for funeral services. Interment will be in Union Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Wright will accompany the remains to the city. Notice of the time will be given later.
Laura Adelaide Johnston dies at home in Mt Pleasant Out on March 11 in her 36th year. She was born there, youngest child of James and Mary Williams, educated at Mt Pleasant High School class of 1890s, married to George W Johnston. Survived by husband, four children Justin Douglas Virginia infant son George, one brother Charles Williams, sisters Mrs Harry Hanson, Mrs George Lay, Mrs Harry Connelly. Funeral held at Presbyterian Church with Rev Burt and Rev Kinsey. interment Highland cemetery. Floral tributes numbered, twelve boys from her son's class bore them.
Frank Ford's body, expected today, is delayed by a snow storm and will arrive Wednesday night. He is accompanied by his sister Mrs. T. B. Wright and Mr. Wright. Thomas Workman's remains arrived Monday and were interred from the C. P. L. R. station. Pallbearers were Thomas, Foster, John Walker, and John Fitzsimmons.
Funeral services were held Sunday for L C Zah niser with Rev W C Stokes officiating. Pallbearers included John Bonar Wilber McIntyre Walter Fraley Loman Thompson. Mrs Gil bert Prager's service Sunday afternoon with Rev W C Stokes officiating drew large attendance. Pallbearers were relatives. Mrs P H Prince's funeral Monday at St Peter's church at 8 30 AM, Rev T A Powers officiating. pallbearers named John Hickey Harry McComb Chauncey Huscroft Michael Flaherty Ross Winning Frank Dougherty. Flower bearers listed Thomas Skarry Mr Jefferson W T Pickard John Dougherty W J Murphy W C Williams.
Vola D. af Feare and Felippo Santo, both aged nineteen months, died on March 6. The notice records the names and ages of two young children at a residence on 444 South Sitah Street.
Columbus March 17 opposition to a congressional gerrymander bill divides Ohio lawmakers as Rep Ashbrook of Johnstown leads the fight against a new district alignment that would pit him against renomination by W D Fulton of Newark. Gov Cox signs the Green Compulsory Workmen’s Compensation bill and the Senate backs a ratio tax measure affecting Cincinnati’s University of Cincinnati funding and council size, while state budget plans seek over nine million dollars for 1913 with retrenchment at agencies and limited Panama-Pacific and Perry Centennial expo funding.
Obioans seek U S treasurer appointment under the Wilson administration but report limited early success. A cabinet reshuffle rumor frustrates Obioans while they press for smaller posts. D and Co. firm rules out becoming treasurer to succeed Carmi Thompone from Liverpool.
A charter issued at Charleston establishes the Campbell Historical and Memorial association of Bethany West Virginia to acquire hold and maintain property near Bethany Brooke County once part of Alexander Campbell founder of the Campbellite church and Bethany College The corporation may own real estate up to 100000 and personal property up to 500000 Incorporators include T E Crambler W B Taylor E Lee Perry Albert C Workman William Hill and J Paul Webber Mrs Decima Campbell Barclay a daughter of Campbell occupies the old homestead It is expected the Campbell home the church where he first preached and his preserved office will be safeguarded for aged residents and historical memory
Edward Hamilton seven, son of Charles Hamilton of North Seventh street, was injured Friday afternoon when his foot slipped into wagon spokes on a Seventh Street dump wagon. He was pulled between wheel and bed, wheel had to be removed to free him. Taken to Gill hospital, scalp torn six inches, right leg fractured, facial and other injuries. Prognosis poor but hopeful.
The body of a man was found drowned in King's Creek Wednesday morning and remains at Bradley's morgue unidentified. Brooke and Hancock counties authorities are seeking identification with no success to date.
Mary Mesachava a 28 year old from Russia en route to Steubenville stopped at Joe Millers on Water Street Pittsburg for beef stew costing 1g cents. She was charged 8.65 and says a runner gave a 16 dollar payment with a 10 note mistaken for a 1. Joseph Gross a waiter is in Central Police Station awaiting a hearing after Mesachava reported being short changed and later finding a $1.35 change from a $16 payment. Her brother alerted authorities on arrival in Steubenville.
Martin Murray James Cunningham and W V Cunlen were arrested at 1 am Friday for a suspected hold up and slugging of a foreigner named Joe Hernan at Water and Market streets. Hernan resisted as others gathered the scene, but the trio secured nothing from him.
Amy Naval of Bradley was adjudged insane in Probate Court on Wednesday during examination. A Hungarian coal miner who had been in the country three years, he attempted self harm while under investigation.
A man attempting to jump from the second tier of the women’s side was stopped by Deputy Sheriff Linkart and prisoners. He was taken to Massillon asylum on Thursday.
A group visited Edward Wiggin ton's place west of the city Tuesday night and butchered a cow in a field. They took the meat but left the hide, an action described as among the boldest outrages in the area, allegedly committed by a gang of roaming foreigners seeking to steal.
Mrs Adama Wilson McCoy met with cousin President Woodrow Wilson in Washington City to discuss his summer visit for the unveiling of his grandfather's portrait. He said if Congress is out he would come here, and a Wilson family reunion is expected at that time.
A C. P. train leaving at 20 a m for upriver points derailed shortly after passing a bridge at Yellow Creek. No cars overturned and no injuries occurred. Passengers were frightened but a miraculous escape was noted with no cause provided.
Wellsburg reports that the Steubenville Wellsburg and Wheeling Boulevard will be completed by next winter. Local officials Sands of Wheeling and Sin clair of Steubenville guaranteed survey costs for the unfinished section between Beech Bottom and South Wellsburg. Ohio county builds 48 miles of boulevard from Short Creek to South Warwood at about 35000 dollars, Warwood funds 3000 dollars for a North Warwood link, work to start this spring.
February parcel post handling reached 0,000,000 packages, up ten million from January. Despite February having three fewer days, the gain reflects about a forty percent rise in business, signaling a strong month for the service.
H R Blazer of Cerrollton purchased four fine Percheron horses through C A Tope of New Cumberland paying $1000 for the lot. The transaction lists Camross as the seller location and confirms the buyers and amounts involved.
Charles Free man, son of Mr and Mrs A S Free man, was play with companions near Edwin S Forbes residence on North Fifth street when a motorcycle rider sped by and struck him. He suffered fractured ribs and torn ligaments with facial cuts. He was taken home for surgical care and is improving. officials fear no internal injuries. The piece calls for strict enforcement of the motorcycle ordinance.
J W Watson and Co of Hopedale sold to Witch Hazel Coal Co of Youngstown two hundred acres of the No 3 vein in Smithfield township Jefferson county near the one hundred dollar mark. The same parties adjoin a six hundred acre block sold to Youngstown interests and are nearing a dexon to Detroit Cleveland and Toledo buyers. The block No 8 is among the best coal blocks in Jefferson county.
D J Sinclair attended the Brooke County Commissioners meeting at Wellsburg yesterday and renewed his offer of 15000 dollars toward paving the road northward from the Steubenville bridge toward 41 Cove, on condition the court of Brooke county furnishes the same sum. The court has not acted yet.
Final account in estate. Joseph Winston AL RL and W Walton were inted Occhi of Charles Fulton estate. A Levengood appointed administrator of Louis tanker-ceniant for ce ian for Anne Y et al of Elijah Collins. The case of Mite rae confirmed.
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