Court actions and judgments against rail and coal interests
A set of civil suits and judgments records from 1913 including Steve Berra suing U S Coal Co for 25000 damages after a January 27 fall of roof coal, negligence claims. Tri State Railway and Electric Co. suit for 198.76. judgments confessed against Elias Zacour for 499.20 and 302.40. John C. Anderson sues for 1000 damages after scalding water from a valve. several other notices include receivership actions and a well-drilling order on the Jackman lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Berra
U. S. Coal Co
P. P. Lewis
A. Turner
E. D. Erskine
Frank Thomas
Elias Zacour
John C. Anderson
Tri-State Railway and Electric Co
J. J. Crawford
Thomas Price
Eastern Ohio Patents Listed by Weeling Patent Lawyer
H E Dunlap of Weeling West Virginia reports patent office records show recent grants to Eastern Ohio inventors. Names include Friend Dillon Martins Ferry with several assigners, Herman Becker Marietta, Chas Fraunfelter Zanesville and more, covering rail joint window screen cooking utensil bolt thread rolling mechanism bag holder tire switch attachment and a motor tricycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Ohio
H. E. Dunlap
Weeling
W. Va
Friend E. Dillon
Martins Ferry
W. M. Clemens
C. H. Copp
H Speidel
G O
Nagle
Wheeling
Herman Becker Marietta
Gabriel F
Tri State Gas Co. Defends Foreclosure On Vote For 106.40
In a foreclosure action, Tri State Gas Go. faces Martin Mullee and others as Miller and Miller attorneys press the case over a disputed sum of 106 dollars and 40 cents. The matter remains pending.
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Tri-State Gas Go
Martin Mullee
Miller & Miller, Attorneys
Marriage Licenses for Berg holz and Warren pairings
Marriage licenses listed for Wm. G. Edwards 21 and Mark Sheckler 18 of Berg holz, Harry S. Peterson 28 of Warren Pa and Margaret Rodgers 26 of Brilliant, Louis Whittaker 55 and Mrs. Minerva Blackburn 38 of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. G. Edwards
Mark Sheckler
Bergholz
Harry S. Peterson
Warren
Margaret Rodgers
Brilliant
Louis Whittaker
Minerva Blackburn
Steubenville
Six Years Sentence for Bellaire Murder
Tony Bulse was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary by Judge Lynch for killing Joe Merez zio last December at Bellaire.
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Tony Bulse
Joe Merezzio
Bellaire
Lynch
Towboat Fire Destroys Hatfield Fleet in Covington
A blaze last night gutted the J. F. Hatfield Coal Company towboat Mike Fallon its barge and a pump boat in Covington Kentucky causing an estimated loss of 10000 to 15000 dollars. The vessels had just been refilled with structural iron which was destroyed.
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J. F. Hatfield Coal Company
Pittsburg and
West Virginia
Covington, Ky
Mike Fallon
Mean Fling at Preacher Keeps Congregation Well
An eastern preacher sends printed services to congregants unable to attend due to illness to keep them connected and ensure they receive spiritual guidance despite poor health. The Toledo Blade notes this practice as a means to maintain health and faith among followers.
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Toledo Blade
Seize Opportunity Across Seasons Quote by Bartlett
A summer sales adage urges buying overcoats in summer and linen dusters in winter to seize opportunity. It quotes A C Bartlett on success and mental discipline as foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bartlett
Pampered Child Handicapped Quote Cited
A quoted Exchange remark compares pampered rich children to a fat lap dog, claiming both become mentally deficient and unable to cope with peers among working classes. The quote underscores class tensions and social critique found in the periodical.
Quite a Stunt The Tattler quip on romance and marriage roles
A witty note from The Tattler on courting norms. It contrasts pre marriage pretense of not taking a man seriously with post marriage pretense of taking one seriously when not. The quote reflects social attitudes about romantic performance.
Impolite Young Woman Seeks Help With Harassing Stranger
A reader laments a rude man who has been following her through a hall and fails to greet her. She notes his lack of basic politeness and seeks guidance on handling the unwanted attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Thompson
John Griesinger
Wheeling
M. Levinson
Clara Maple
Hammondsville
E. Maple
Elizabeth France
Harlem Springs
J. P. Donnan
R. G. Bennett
New York
Thermas FL. George
Ross Township
Yorkville
May Price
Annapolis
J. T. Shelby
D. E. Scott
Drew Theological Seminary
Wintersville
Loggie
Falk
Jelley
Woman's Club
Loggie’s
Dancing Academy
R. P. Ernest
Christchurch
Xenia
Ohio
W. M. Sidener
J. S. Milligan
East Liverpool
Woman’s Club
First Presbyterian Church
James Linn
New Philadelphia
New Wilmington
Elizabeth Linn
Coe’s Mortuary Chapel
Albert Shouse
San Diego
Cal
Pacific Coast
John Erwin
Steubenville
Sarah Johrson
Canneh Street
Ee Botts
Cleveland
Hannah Smith
East Liverool
May Brown
O. B. Walker
Kate Bowman
Henry Presman
Alice Doggett
Henry Mad
Starrick
Pearl Edds
South Fifth Feet
St. Patrick
Loretta Neiman
North Sixth Street
Lillianney
Elizabeth Rebecca
J. Nelson Call
Lewis HH. Faulk
Fort Pitt
Pittsburg
Rev. Manor
East Liberty
D. J. Sinclair
The
Aluminum Co
New Kensington
SS. Ci
Mildred Bates
South Fourth Street
Nancy Mears Phill
Miss Bates
Miss Hill
Anna Vance
Miss Vance
Wis Shen
Mary Wilma Dawson
Error of Intellect in National Life
A Ruskin quote notes that the error of intellect and the hardening of hearts reveal themselves in nations as they deny spiritual power. The saying frames moral failure as a measure of national decline, linking intellectual errors to spiritual indifference.
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Ruskin
Some Good May Be Done Exchange Remark
Ambrose and Crowslets speculate on perfection and flaws in human effort. The dialogue critiques self improvement and rottenness in efforts, with a playful jab at fellows who are lazy or flashy. An aside notes charm of life rests on strict standards of conduct.
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Ambrose
Crowslets
Teague
Tex
Chronicle
Modern Woman in Business Dialogue
A cashier accuses a fair customer of lacking funds and confidence, while the customer suggests transferring funds to a safer bank. The exchange captures a brisk, wry moment of financial prudence and trust in a banking era.
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Puck
Executor's Notice Appointment in Jefferson County Ohio
Executor George J. Yurjevic appointed by the Probate Court of Jefferson County Ohio for the estate of Pude Mikyle, late of Jefferson County. The notice lists Steubenville as the location with the appointment dated March 3. The attorney P P Lewis is noted as stockand attorney.
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Jefferson
Pude Mikeyle
Jefferson County
Ohio
Steubenville
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George J. Yurjevic
Smarechain
Carlyle
Peason's Weekly
Messaline
Anvil Wool Storm Serge
Copen
Hedford
Shepherd
Ratine
Inwest
Norfolk
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