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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

8

Marooned Six Days in a Flooded Ohio Passenger Car

J A G Tappe of Kenyon College recounts being stranded for six days aboard a stalled A and C train near Brink Haven during Ohio flood waters. He describes rising water, improvised meals, limited communications, a rescue via baggage car relay, and eventual release to travel to Gambier and beyond after a week of hardship.

J. A. G. Tappe Bexley Tall Kenyon College Kenyon Brink Haven Tappe St Paul's Church This City Tiltonville Columbus Gambier Hie Jis Auiy Glenmont Vrick Haven

Wellsburg Wins Prize at Odd Fellowship Anniversary Fun

Wellsburg celebrated the 64th Odd Fellowship anniversary with Brooke Lodge No. 8 winning a flag prize amid spirited competition from East Liverpool Toronto Ohio Wheeling Bellaire Martins Perry Ohio and Moundsville. Delegates from Zanesville Scranton and other towns attended. After the victory a host promised ice cream and cake, served later by Vred Letzkus, as the Ninety-fourth Anniversary memory in Steubenville concluded.

Odd Fellowship Wellsburg Brooke Lodge Bne East Liverpool Toronto Ohio Wheeling Bellaire Martins Perry Moundsvile Ohio Valley Moundsville Zanesville Scranton Wellsboro Brooke County Locare Foltewes Do N. Montgomery Earnest Ey Venetis B. Williams Taries Ress Marsh J. C Sirah Bagel Scott VOG James Dare Harry Ainkson Homer Varian Charles A Amick Won Brachass Lowghner Banner Bearce Brice Roberts Banner Weaver Clarence Darnett T. McCreary Harry Vred L. Letekus Otter Mr. Letzkus Brooke Lodge No Steubenville

Bridge project planned over Harmen’s Creek in Brooke County

Local meeting in Brooke county plus Wellsburg and Holliday Cove districts decides to build a joint bridge over Harmén’s Creek near Holliday Cove. The plan divides travel lanes between the county road and the traction line, with strong concrete abutments and a steel girder structure. The bridge will be above two feet wide and use four steel girders for the deck.

Wellesburg

Naturalization Court Seeks Definition of Anarchist

A court hearing on Friday tests an alien with a definition of an anarchist. The man struggles to define the term and misstates public figures, saying he does not know where Governor Cox and President Wilson are but could get their addresses if needed.

Naturalization Court Cox President Wilson

Miners' Strikes End After District Meeting

Strikes at Lorain Coal and Dock Gaylord No 2 Piney Fork and Rail and River mines in Bellaire were settled yesterday after a meeting between Ohio miners officials led by President John Moore and Vice President Lee Hall and Sub-district No 3 officials. Most pits resume today but car shortages will hinder immediate full output. Gaylord mines also settled Wednesday after a session with Sub-District officials and Superintendent T J H Sauters. The district expects steady work for some time once operations normalize.

Lorain T. Jh. Sauters Jeast

Fatal accident at Kangive iron works claims Morrison Jacobs

Morrison Jacobs, 35, a Great Northern Fire City Co. employee, fell into a clay rushing pan at Kangive works Thursday morning. He died instantly after striking his head and breaking his neck. A co worker halted the machinery, saving his body from being crushed. Jacobs leaves a widow and five children at Empire. body sent to Paisley’s morgue in Toronto for burial preparations.

Morrison Jacobs Great Northern Fire Ciiy Co Stratton Brothers Kangive Jacobs Jacob S Empire Paisley Toronto

Tragic Freight Yard Accident Claims Pan Handle Fireman

At Miller's Station on a Thursday morning 8 30 A M A Tilton a Pan Handle railroad fireman was killed instantly when leaning from the cab of westbound No 9445 and struck by eastbound No 0455 The body was removed to Dennison for burial and homeward transport to Adams Mills Ohio The report notes such railroad accidents are frequent in the area

K. Wing Cleveland Pittsburg Glenmont Kilbuck Kilbeck Millersburg Teppy Akron Cera Colw Gambier Wheeling W. Va Miller's Station A. Tilton Wage Tilton Dennison Adams Mills Ohio

Tragedy Hits Bellaire Family As Child Dies After Freight Collision

Russell Howell five year old son of Mr and Mrs James Howell of Bellaire died Wednesday afternoon from injuries after being struck by a moving freight train while watching men at a wharf and crossing a C P trestle. The brakeman shouted a warning but the child did not hear. The train dragged him and several cars passed over him causing fatal injuries.

Russell James Howell Bellaire Stewart & Ward Wiarfhoat Neris

Lisbon High Class AG100G Graduation Plans

Members of the class AG 101G at Lisbon High School will graduate this year, marking the culmination of their academic journey. The event signals a milestone for students and staff as they complete coursework and prepare for the next chapter.

Lisbon

Class of 1913 adopts new graduation attire plan

At a school meeting led by Superintendent Cat M. Bughem Lowersey the school division approved a lighter gown and suit plan for graduates. The class of 1913 comprises 12 boys and 19 girls, and will have white duck trousers and dark blue trim, with white caps and gowns replaced by simpler dress.

M. Bughem M. Bughem, — Lowersy Hshon Echools

Tragic Death from Carbolic Acid Leaves Martin's Ferry Widow

Mia Laura Shipman of Marting Peery died Sunday morning after swallowing carbolic acid. Her sister Miss Helle Shipman discovered the body. The family cites recent bereavement and prolonged melancholy as triggers. Shipman belonged to Kirse Methodist Church and was well known locally.

Mia Laura Shipman Levi Shipman Marting Peery Miss Helle Shipman Kirse Martin's Ferry

Three Miners Injured In Dynamite Explosion At La Belle Iron Works

A mining drill struck a still loaded dynamite charge at La Belle Iron Works on Saturday. Three men Wilson George Darsevich and Steve Wino vich were thrown from the machine. All were burned on face hands and bodies with eye injuries feared. Dr. Cooper pressed to save eyesight as they were rushed to city hospital. Coal particles embedded under skin will require removal.

la Belle Nota Wilson George Darsevich Steve Winovich Cooper

Woman fatally burned by stove oil explosion in Bellaire

Mrs. Mary Fuscik of Bellaire died six hours after pouring oil on a still warm cook stove to start a flame. The blast set oil on her clothing, turning her into a human torch as she rolled on the floor. Her husband Martin Fuscik and others tried to help but could not save her.

Mary Fuscik Martin Fuscik Bellaire

Tragic Accidental Death At La Belle Iron Works

Archangelo Trombetta, 39, an Italian laborer at the La Belle Iron Works Mur haces tube plant, was killed Friday when a hot tube impaled him in the groin and bowels. Co workers rushed to aid him, but the injury proved fatal. his widow and six children survive. His body was moved to the home area on Linden Avenue where many locals mourned.

Archangelo Trombetta la Belle Linden Avenue

Odd Fellows mark onth anniversary in Steubenville parade and exercises

Nearly three hundred visitors from Weelsboro Wheeling Bellaire Bridgeport Mingo Junction Eagland Wellsville New Cumberland Toronto Holidays Cove gathered in Steubenville for the Odd Fellows anniversary. Morning sessions in O B O hall featured business, afternoon degree team contests, and a street parade at 7 p.m. followed by public exercises at Wells Ingh school auditorium with Grand Master F C Goodrich and Prof Irwin.

Steubenville Odd Fellowship Oboe Valley Fraternal Association LO. O. F Hall Weelsboro Wheeling Bellaire Bridgeport Mingo Junction Eagland Wellsville New Cumberland Toronto Holidays Cove Welsburg Deeres Wells Ingh School F.C. Goodrich Ot Troy Prof Frwin John Emery William Ele Lingham L. J. Davis George H Mason Ray Harrell Jacob Taylor S. Tucker W.H. Bye Hiram Fravier Adam Kelly Samuel McCarty

Unclear Names Mention Past Grand Mace in List

Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including W oH Powe John Minkemewer Jus V Winkesser Theodore Sebhokney and others alongside C. T. Reed and George Matthews. The context implies a past grand master designation but no coherent event or date is provided.

Oh Powe John Minkemewer Jus V Winkesser Theodore Sebhokney A Livelee Joseph Fraaier Ft. Steen Wihienamet C. T. Reed George Matthews Choisien Prager Grand Mae

Weirton to Add New Hot Mill Units and Weir Plant

E T Weir announces ten new hot mill units will join the Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate plant in Weirton, with work to start next fall. The expansion costs about 1,000,000 dollars and will create around 1,600 new or retained posts, while construction of a parallel Weirton Steel Company plant near the city’s south end will employ 250 to 350 skilled workers at a 400,000 dollar expenditure.

Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Lonny Weirton E. T. Weir Weir New Weirton Steel Company Coolintock-Marshall Construction Company Pittsburg E T. Weir Foundline and Ure Phillips Onle Phillips Company Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Company Crossans Construction Company

Effort and Dissent Mark School Program and Teacher Move

Boner Wig, served, and a lively program followed a dinner at the county school. Pupils spoke, sang, and debated the topic that women should not have the right to vote. Debaters included William Gault, James Thompson, Cora Kellar, and Mary Holmes. Teacher R J Buchanan praised for two years of work and hinting at leaving to change occupation, giving prizes for perfect attendance.

Buchanan Worton Shold William Gault James Thompson Cora Kellar Mary Holmes R. J. Buchanan

Murray Bound Over On Assault Charge In Market Street Incident

Murray was bound over to the Grand Jury by Mayor Meier this afternoon in the sum of $500. He is charged with assaulting Evangelist Westlake on Saturday afternoon in front of a Market Street nickelodeon and will proceed before the grand jury on the charge.

Murray Grand Jury Meier Evangelist Westlake Market Street

Real estate transfers announced in local filings

Laura E. Gijings and others transfer lot 443 La Helle View City for Jessie Perkins. John M. Meredith and wife to Mary E. Ulrich transfer unspecified Watson and Thomasson’s first addition for $900. George Edward McCurdy and wife to Neal Jumn and wife transfer lot 204 La Belle View City for $1. George Waieri and wife to Mike Katori half interest in 82-03-100 A. Warrer Two for $1,900. Gilbert W. Jenree and wife to Coz Orlando for 64 Vine Cliffe Place for $125. Mordecai C. Monre and wife to Liz aie Ly Dravis lot 35 Gells Add Mingo for $3,000. Theodore McCue to Fred King 105 acres Mt. Pleasant township for $1. Fred King and wife to Calvin T. McCue lot 109 Mt. Pleasant for $1. John Wilson and wife to Village of Mt. Pleasant et al 4 acres Mt. Pleasant township for $1.

Laura E. Gijings Jessie Perkins la Helle View City John M. Meredith Mary EE Ulrich Watson and Thomasson A. Warrer Gilbert W. Jenree Coz Orlando Vine Cliffe Place Mordecai C. Monre Lizaie Ly Dravis Gells Add Mingo Theodore McCue Fred King Mt. Pleasant Township Calvin T. McCue Mt. Pleasant John Wilson

Court jury lists and civil cases from Wellsburg docket

The document lists jurors for the A. P. Carpenter versus Elizabeth Lemmons case set for April 28. It notes settled matters including Annie Householder versus W. T. Cronin for 300 dollars, Petroleum Supply Co. versus Wm. Jones et al. at defendant costs, and Householder versus Cronin dismissed at plaintiff costs. Fannie Lester versus Herman Lester seeks divorce, alimony, and maiden name Beard with injunction related to payments. marriage occurred February 2, 1912 at Wellsburg with extreme cruelty cited.

A. P. Carpenter Elizabeth Lemmons John Linton Roy Foster Moses Figley Joseph McFeeley D. D. Rittenhouse H. P. Carr H. J. Welday Wray Ridley T. J. Linton J. D. Fleming J. W. Tarr Ohio Annie Householder W. T. Cronin Petroleum Supply Co Wm. Jones J. ¥. Householder Fannie Lester Herman Lester Beard C. A. Flcto Lester Wellsburg

Coming of The Sunbeam and Mother's Friend Remedy

An advertisement promotes Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy for pregnancy, claiming it softens muscles to prevent pain and nausea, enables easier maternity without distress, and costs $1 per bottle. It urges readers to request a free book from Bradford Regulator Co., Atlanta.

Bradield Regulator Co Lamar Bldg Atlanta

Alimony Suit Filed Over Desertion and Bigamy

Mrs Jennie Wislack sues her husband George R Wislack alias George F Wilson alleging desertion in 1888 and elopement. She accuses neglect and seeks alimony with funds at La Belle Iron Works enjoined from payments. A minor daughter remains with the mother.

Jennie Wislack George R. Wislack George F. Wilson la Belle Iron Works W‘kesherre Wilson

First P. M. Appointments Endorsed by Congressman

The first post office recommendations to be endorsed by Congressman W. B. Francis are Harry E. Marshall for Bergholz postmaster in Jefferson county and John Sanford for Clarington postmaster in Belmont county.

W. B. Francis Harry E. Marshall Bergholz Jefferson County John Sanford Clarington Bel- Wony County

Adena Mining property sold at sheriff sale

The Adena Mining company property was sold on the courthouse steps at one o clock Monday afternoon. D W Sehway purchased the property for 66 000 acting for other parties. The sale resulted from litigation with a judgment against the defendant in court.

Adena Mining Company Court House D. W. Sehway

Hollingsworth Forms Law Firm Partnership

Hon D A Hollingsworth of Cal diz forms a two member law partnership with Barclay Welch Moore. The Hollingsworth Worley firm is dissolved as Judge Worley becomes Common Pleas Judge. Moore studied law with General Hollingsworth, is a graduate of W and J College, studied in Columbus, passed the state exam with honor, and is described as a young man of ability with bright prospects.

D. A. Hollingsworth Caldiz Barclay Welch Moore Hollingsworth

Naturalized list of names in immigration docket

A roster of individuals including Meyer Wasserman Nathan Lan berg Giovanni Alesandri Frank Werzbiski and others appears as naturalized entrants in the docket. The long list names multiple immigrants with varied surnames and origins reflecting a broad naturalization record.

Meyer Wasserman Nathan Lanberg Giovanni Alesandri Frank Werzbiski H. Swain Chas. Weisentainer Stanislaus Hornacki Jos. Evans Peter Rupejko Chas. Zaczkiewicz Stani Gawrich Bolick Borrosky Jos. Madden Robi. Friedewich David C. Morton Samuel Endich Vadislaf Bunerowski Alex. Lytle John Neidermeyer David R. Williams Henry Eddy John Wendling Michael Csizmar Wiktor Miltko Jos. Kobylak Wenzel Hergner Andrew Forbes Robt. Black Jacob Mandel David Stern

Appeal Suit McCaskey Register Co vs Hawlick

The case McCaskey Register Co against Fred Hawlick has been appealed from Justice C C Mercer docket in Mt Pleasant Township.

McCaskey Register Co Fred Hawlick Justice C. C. Mercer Mt. Pleasant Township

Cole Inquest Verdict on Empire School Fall

Coroner Herb rules James M. Cole fell from Empire school building at a height of 25 feet, fracturing his skull and injuring teeth on April 6, 1913.

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