Naturalization and probate notices from 19th century court records
The document lists naturalization of Frank Bodiat and others, executors in the estate matters of Israel Thompson and Elizabeth Hartington, guardianship and final accounts for several estates, and Rev John Munnberger granted a license to perform marriages at St John’s Lutheran Church.
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Affkélio Ofcillo
Donato Battone
Italy
Frank Bodiat
Austra
Humphreyville Et al
Israel Thompson
A. Bueche
Ts Grheman Hartington
Ieee
Htovd
Mizabeth Hoss
H. M. Francis
Free Yd Hot
Crewach
Elizaration
Tal
Lattel Carson
Janes Allmoh
Ward
Thomas W. Mizer
J. It “Parton
John
Munnberger
St. John's Lutheran Church
Court Notes: Spouse Alleges Cruelty and Abandonment
Matilde A Greet sues William Green alleging wilful absence beyond three years, extreme cruelty, and neglect of duties after a marriage in Steubenville. Complaints recount choking with a glass tumbler, threats to kill, and acts of profaning charity, with accusations of dissolute behavior and abandonment.
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Matilde A
Bourne Teen News Teases
Fragmentary OCR reads as a teen oriented note with unclear names and dates. Context suggests a local teen news item or column but details are unreadable and indeterminate.
Great game thrills Steubenville and Pittsburgh clash
Report of a basketball match at Rock Springs park between Steubenville Y M C A and Pittsburgh D C & A C drew about 8000 fans. National rules allowed rough play and fouls ran high in the first half with Steubenville leading defensively. In the second half Steubenville’s clever plays and heavier Steuben players helped overturn the lead, earning the championship as Pittsburgh had to substitute key players.
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Y. M
Rock Springs Park
Pliteburgh
Stepbenviller
Danefhe
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Crista
Liverpool
Ubenville
M. C.T
Deliber
Congressional convention date notice for Breu envi district
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a congressional convention for the sixteenth district to be held at Breu envi on May 6th. The text also references a county committee and a May third date in incomplete form.
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iIt
Breuenvi
Baciere
Watling House Burned Down in Falls Fire
A fragment notes a fire at Watling House in Falls with the structure damaged and nearby residents affected. No clear dates or full details available.
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Watling House
Frightful Fall Injures Local Lineman on South Fourth
Peter Vandyke, a C. D. and T. Co. lineman, fell twenty five feet from a ladder on South Fourth Street below Slack. He landed face down, suffered a severed nose edge and lip cuts, teeth injuries, and facial stitches. He was treated at J. B. McCoy's office and is expected to recover at home in Liverpool Place.
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Peter Vandyke
South Fourth Street
Iineten
McCoy
Vandyke
Bata
Liverpool
Sketch of Rev Platts and his ministry details
The Pittsburgh Dispatch prints a sketch of Rev J A Platts of Potter Memorial Chapel Presbyterian Church Mingo Junction Ohio who will lead Central Presbyterian Allegheny from May 1 He is a noted vocalist choir worker and lecturer Ohio based minister born in Friendship New York educated at Alfred University and previously led Leonardville New York Presbyterian Church and East Liverpool Y M C A secretary
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Platts
Pittsburgh Dispatch
J. A. Platts
Iona
J. Allison Platts
Potter’ Memorial Chapel Présbyterian Church
Mingo Junction
Central Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
sLeonardeville
N. Y
Presbyterian
Young Men's Christian Association of
East Liverpool
Mingo’ Junction
Hungarian Worker Burned in Mill Fire
A Hungarian worker Miké Parchuz suffered burns to his arms hands thighs and legs in a mill fire last night. His injuries are described as dangerous and he was nearby when the blaze started.
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Miké Parchuz
Man Injured by Accidentally Discharged Toy Pistol
Frank Devore suffered a shot through the palm of his hand yesterday afternoon when a toy pistol was discharged accidentally. The incident prompted a quick medical check, and Devore remained conscious as he received treatment.
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Frank Devore
Scott's Emulsion touted for scrofula cure
An old advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion cures scrofula a glandular disease described as scattered consumption. It asserts the product heals sores and restores strength and flesh in scrofulous children, offering a free sample via Scott & Bowne chemists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Boy Pear
St. N.Y
Death of Dr. Harry Mertz Beloved Steubenville Figure
Dr. Harry Mertz eldest son of Prof. Henry N and Mrs J E Mertz died Thursday night at his parents home near Bellaire Ohio he was about 28 years old cause tuberculosis contracted years ago He was born in Wheeling West Virginia July 1 1874 educated in local schools and studied at Oberlin and Cleveland medical colleges He served in the Spanish American War Coast Artillery and Philippine service later health forced him to retire He leaves his parents and brothers Clark and Earl The remains will be taken to Steubenville Saturday with funeral at the C P depot then Interment in Union Cemetery
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Mertz
Harry
Henry N
J. E. Mertz
Steubenville
Bellaire
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
J. J. McCoy
Ober- Yin
Cleveland
United States Coast Artillery
Bayard
New Mexico
Clark
Earl
Union
Personal Notices From Local Residents
R M Mahan returns from Cuban trip and Jamies Bracken comes home from Atlantic. Samuel and Frank seen about town. E Cattrell of Burgettstown in the city yesterday. H K Ford of Scio a caller at Herald-Star. George A Walker of Mt. Pleasant in the city today. Mina Lucy Sprawle and Ernest Bell new clerks at Ginger’s. Mrs Jan Neill of Sheridan visiting. Alfred Elliott and Earl Machin of Bridgeport connected to city relatives. Ida B Elliott visiting from Atlantic City. W R Carman and Van Vorhees of Welnburg attended the play last evening. Myre Whittacre of Toronto brought to Gill Hospital for treatment. Ed Fisher and wife rejoice at birth of daughter. GW Taylor and wife leave for Cleveland. Mrs W R Pitner and children of Martins Ferry visiting relatives in Steubenville. Mrs John Milligan and Mrs J M Kelly depart for Los Angeles for Federation of Women’s Clubs. George A Milla of Pittsburgh, agent for Central Accident Association, visiting William M Helms. Miss Pye Canby returns after six weeks with sister Mrs Meredith C Frice of Norwalk. Miss Josephine Mackie returns from visit with Dr F S O Maxwell. Wy P Corey, Ringling Bros press agent, announces May 23 appearance. Misses Frances and Helen Ficken to graduate Stanford. expectant father on the Pacific coast. Te, who has been making me crate ce Dre A Walker now in Dennison. Mrs Wines Frank A Wiewkins and bride return from honeymoon. North 4th Street, residence changes and social calls noted.
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R. M. Mahan
Jamies Bracken
Atlantic
Samuel
Frank Wan
E. ‘Cattrell
Burgettstown
H. K. Ford
Scio
Herald-Star
George ‘A. Walker
Mt. Pleasant
Mina
Lucy Sprawle
Ernest Bell
Ginger’s
Jan. Neill
Sheridan
Welnburg
Whittacre
Toronto
Gill Hospital
Fisher
Nee Schaler
Fifth Stréet
Taylor
Cleveland
Mra
W. R. Pitner
Martin's Ferry
Steubenville
John
Milligan
J. M. Kelly
Los’ Angeles
Federation of Woman's
George A. Milla
Pittsburgh
Central Accident Association
William M. Helms
Pye Canby
Meredith C. Frice
Norwalk
Ohio
Josephine Mackie
Maxwell
Canada
Wy -P
Corey
Ringling, Bros
Feu
Frances
Helen Ficken
Stanford
Tee
A. Walker
Dennison
Colerane
Mrs. Wines Frank
A. Wiewkins
Bride Ara
Sonny
North
Biriarae
Tuo
Jon Aarditen
Wewe
Abd Ae Valier
Charles
New Mode Lights Bills Pass Legislature
The Ohio House approved a new mode of appointing city boards replacing mayoral control, with immediate successor appointments after abolishing existing boards. The Pomerene grade crossing bill also passed, sharing costs between municipalities and railroads, while other measures set light at crossings and updated open quail seasons. Senate actions included leasing state water sites at a minimum rate, new probate and criminal provisions, and additional building safety and health regulations.
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Columbus
Patterson
Herrick
Pomerene
House
Jones
Lucas
Senate
Conference Committee
Harris
Mr. Archer
State Board of Public Works
Thompson
Boyer
Hosea
Wirt
Common Pleas
Riggin
Bracken
Comings
Boards of Health
Bell
Grand Jury
Cook
Atterson
Senaator Krause
Krause
Mus
Peto Ee
Mn Reson
Sen
Jon
Henie Longworth
Harri Song
Moore
Himscif
Sesson
Athens
Archer
Lengthy debate on voting machine adoption by people vote
The article discusses whether voting machines can be adopted by a vote of the people without a formal petition for permanent adoption. It notes representatives considering current conditions and the sufficiency of a popular vote to authorize machines without further petition.
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Pton
Ethron
Ek Nox
Tansfente Ifdsk
The
Naty Citizeh
Matilda A. Green
William Green
Yra
Congressional
Bell Telephone
City Boards OF Elections
Legislature
Humphreys
Alon
Maconna
Lamberton
Ark
Aiore
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Oren
Gedkiartie
Wr Bowl, Baird, Biss
Beringen
Gil
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Vagco Oe
USA
Market St. Steubenville
Pricas
Gompson
Rnew
Alexandria
Jefferson Co
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