Senator Bowen backs Dr Greene’s Nervura remedy
A public endorsement letter from Senator Bowen of Plattsburg New York praises Dr Greene’s Nervura as a cure for blood and nerve troubles. He notes favorable results from using several bottles and urges others to seek the treatment by contacting the Dr Greene office at 35 W 14th St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowen
He. Greene
New York State
Hag Sbegp
Dr. Greene
Senator Bowen
14Th St
New York City
Widow seeks proof of Civil War pension claim for St Clair
The letter notes a widow inquires at the Steubenville pension agency about her husband John David St Clair who left Wallabusge during the Civil War and reportedly served with an Olio regiment. She believes he may have enlisted with friends after traveling via mail coaches between Washington and Cadiz and asks for known dates, regiments, or fellow soldiers who could establish his service and entitlement to a pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Wirzad
St. Clair
Weilsbury
W. Va
John David St. Clair
Wallabusge
Nashville
Tenn
Fornia
Clair
John Linton
Smithfield
United States Mail
Washington, Pa
Cadiz
Death of John H Trainor longtime Jefferson County lawyer
Old Settler John H Trainor of Steubenville died at his home on North Fourth Street just before 9 o clock. The esteemed attorney, veteran of politics and law, was noted for his integrity and service to the bar community. He practiced with Edwin Stanton and other eminent lawyers and served as Prosecuting Attorney, Mayor, and City Solicitor in a career spanning decades. Survived by wife Mrs Morrigan and six children, with Washington D C residents among them. Judge Manafield announced the death from the bench. A bar meeting will honor the oldest member of the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Trainer
Jeffron County
North Fourth
John W. Trainor
V Mahan
George
Washington City
Pittsburgh
Mingo
Hoe
Knighta Templar
Nimrod
Oneister
John Hiken
Scott
Vapert County
Ohio
Thano
Manafield
John H
Trainey
Langwater
Ireland
Lancaster
Jafferson County
Springfield Township
New Hagerstown
Harrison County
Nally
Cadiz
Thomas L. Jewett
Steubanville
Milton ‘Aggatt
John McClave
John M. Cook
Cook
James FF. Bigget
Jobb W. Trainer
Department of Juntion
Washington, D. C
Trainer & Son
Teatoer
Democratic Party
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Common Pleas
Roderick Moody
Fioswell P. Marsh
Geo. W. McCook
Robert McCook
Mother A
Morrigan
Carrollton
Lora W
Mary C
Alma Lb
Arthur W
John W
William M
Alma
Lora Mahon
Washington, Dcu
Mary
Partnership shifts and relocations in 19th century Ohio
A convoluted historical note records partnerships formed by an unnamed subject in Mount Gilead and Carrollton, Ohio. It details health-related termination after six months, later associations with Judge Belden, and a move to Wellsville Columbiana County. The garbled text mentions 1848 to 1850 dates, offices, and various names without clear context or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gileld
Ohio
Stewart
Heath
Carrollton
Ostroll County
Belden
Cantoo
Death of Joseph Moreland in Brooke County
Joseph Moreland, an elderly Steubenville resident, died Saturday morning at 6:30 at the home of Charles Oreas in Brooke County W Va below the Sixth ward ferry where he had lived recently. Paralysis caused his death after seven years of illness. He was 84, a native of the county, with one surviving sister Mrs Wieming Pekin Island Creek township. He belonged to the Odd Fellows and was widely respected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moreland
Steubenville
Charles Oreas
Brooke County
W. Va
Sixth Ward
Mr. Moreland
Death of Hugh McPhai in West Market Street area at 77
Hugh McPhai a longtime resident of this city died in his room at 70 clock this morning aged 77 after five weeks with heart trouble. born in Glasgow April 2 1824 he came to the U S 38 years ago living in Middleport before moving here. He was a coal miner and thrice widowed leaving eight children Robert and John in Kansas Matthew Hugh and Mary Stewart of Chicago Elizabeth Callender of this city Davies of East Liverpool and William of Toronto. He belonged to Zion lodge J O O F and attended M P Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McPhai
Thin City
West Market Street
Dasceased
Glasgow
Scotand
Middleport
Scotland
Robert
John
Kanaas
Matthew
Hugh
Mary
Wiliam Stewart
Chicago
Elizabeth
John Callender
Davies
East Liverpool
William
Toronto
Zion's Lodge
M. P. Church
Sudden Death at Coal Shaft Claims Local Man
Thomas Harrington died Friday after being crushed by falling stone at Mieubsnyille Coal and Mining Co. shaft. He and George Arthurs were widening a siding when rock toppled, Harrington trapped beneath it and perished while Arthurs called for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harrington
Mieubsnyille Coal & Mining Qo
Mr. Harrington
George Arthurs
Mr. Barrington
Tomas
Women Suffer From Backaches and Womb Troubles
A dated ad style passage portrays women crushed by backache and fatigue. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures pain from abnormal menstruation or womb derangement and cites Mrs. Morton’s letter as testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Open Letter to Women Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Product
A public testimonial praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Be Morton of Cincinnati reports severe back pain fatigue and poor appetite improving after use, noting weight gain and better appearance. The letter urges others to try the medicine and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dgan Mere
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
BE. F. Morton
York Street
Cincinnati
Death of a Local Miner Commemorated in Inquest
The inquest into the miner Harrington’s death revealed fatal injuries including a broken back, a crushed skull, and a severed right leg. Harrington, 48, born locally to Michael and Abbie Harrington, left a wife Margaret Cottman and three children. Survived also by brother Jas Harrington, he was a devout member of St. Peter’s Church and respected for his hard work and careful saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Man
Michael
Abbie Harrington
Margaret Cottman
William
Lucilla
Helen
Jas. Harrington
Alo
St. Peter's Church
Harrington
Body of boy found in Ohio river near East Liverpool
A lad about 10 to 12 years old was recovered floating in the Ohio river opposite East Liverpool yesterday. The youth had no identifying marks, wore fine clothing, and had been in the water for three weeks or more, believed to be a flood victim from Pittsburgh area. This marks the fourth body found in the upper river within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
East Liverpool
Pittsburgh
Upper River
Swall Fires Endangers Yard In Rear Of Stewart Winters Home
Afternoon blaze near Fourth and Slack Streets spread from burning old clothes to gas lines, threatening fence and water pipes. Mina Seidenberg’s nearby embers fouled gas, Royal Gap Co assisted to shut off supply, no further fire after crews shifted to Lou Whittaker residence on Logan Street where only smoke noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Winters
Fourth
Slack Streets
Gaya
Peipe
Mina Seidenberg
Royal Gap Co
Lou Whittaker
Logan
Barn Fire After Storm Strikes Herold Farm on Qoal Hill
A severe storm struck Qoal Hill road near the city, igniting a large barn owned by Andrew Herold. Prompt action prevented damage beyond the blaze. The report also notes a nine day layoff and summer repairs to facilities including a tank furnace that failed in February. A death notice arrives for Sister Mary St. Alexia at Good Shepherd convent in Cleveland. Funeral details follow. Severe storm damages area with flooding along Wheeling Creek, devastation to tracks, backwaters, and several properties. A herd delivery and local performances are mentioned amid widespread washout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Herold
Qoal Hill Road
Steubenville
Wheeling
Wheeling Creek
Lastheswood
Fim Grove
Triadelphia
Catster
Beameter
Greggsville
Carter
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Bowens
Nervara
Bivaton Bonks Exponars
Dr. Gnievyta Nenvona
Adam
MR. Trainer
Nestor
Joseph Moreland and
Hugh MecMhail
Stonbonville
Wellaville
Columbiana Gounty
Eyine
Gene
Trever Yactiaed
Abe
Ae Alney
Joe Strainer
Wan M'Phaig
Thos. Harrington
E.F Mor
Lupia BE
Pinkitam Mrpicing Co
Ial City Bank
Lyon
Mass
Floater
Acme
Biater Mary
St. Alexia
Sarew
Thos. Davin
Columbus
Peter
Canada
Patrick
Agnes
Mar.gates
Good Shepherd Chapel
Wigh Mase
Woodland Ava
Cleveland
Lazearville
Warrenton
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