Pattison In hospital grateful for Ohioans sympathy
Governor Pattison, recovering at Christ Hospital, expressed deep thanks to the people of Ohio for their prayers and kindness across party lines. He spoke softly of his progress, noted no state affairs plan for now, and described his renewed strength aided by Dr. Holt and Mrs Pattison as he signs papers from his room with clerks assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Faulkner
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chio
John M. Pattison
Christ's Hospital
Mt. Auburn
Pattison
Ohio
Broad Street
Columbus
Milford
Dr. Holt
Holt
Capitol
Houck
Death Roll of Steubenville Matriarch McKinney
A 90 year old Steubenville woman, Mrs. O P McKinney, died Sunday at 1 20 a m at her son Frank McKinney’s home after a five day illness. Born 1817 on Johnston farm west of town, she married Michael McKinney who died 39 years ago and was a charter member of the First Methodist Protestant church. Survived by sons William J. McKinney of East Liverpool and Frank C. McKinney of Pittsburgh. funeral Tuesday at 8 p m at the First Methodist Protestant church with interment in Union cemetery McKinney lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKinney
E & Burg
Johnston
Michael McKinney
McKinney
O’neals
Wintringers
Devinneys
Union Cemetery
Benjamin F Hakill Dies at 24 in North Third Street Home
Benjamin Franklin Hakill died at his parents home on North Third street at 8 03 p m Sunday aged 24 after a long illness. He suffered consumption following typhoid fever and was a glassworker at the Acme. He left surviving parents Lafayette and Clara Hulall and siblings Mrs James Nalen Steubenville Mrs Jas Tucker Marion Ind Mrs Jas Moralee Mrs Alfred Elliott Mrs John Culbertson Lafayette Charles and Edward all of Steubenville.
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Benjamin Franklin Hakill
North Third Street
John Nalen
South Sixth Street
Steubenville
Lafayette
Clara Hulall
Acme
James Nalen
Steubenvile
Jas. Tucker
Marion
Ind
Jas. Moralee
Alfred Elliott
John Culbertson
Charles
Edward
William Conroy Former Steubenville Resident Dies in Indiana
William Conroy a former Steubenville resident died at his son Harry’s home in Alexandria Indiana on Sunday at about 65 years He lived in Steubenville from 1365 to 1992 and had four years in Alexandria He is survived by sons Warren and William in Alexandria Mrs Edgar Ross of Steubenville Mrs Oscar Brady of Kansas City and Thomas Malley a stepson He was a devout Catholic and longtime respected local figure His remains will be brought to Steubenville for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Conroy
Steubenville
Harry
Alexandria
Ind
Conroy
Warry
William
Edgar Ross
Oscar Brady
Kamsas City
Thomas Malley
Catholic Church
Elizabeth Maxwell obituary from 1948 Sherman Avenue
Mrs Elizabeth Maxwell wife of William P Maxwell died at home 1948 Sherman avenue Monday afternoon at one o clock. She was 33 years old a member of St Peters Church and leaves her husband and a five year old son William. She was a daughter of Peter and Margaret Malloy and survived by six sisters Mary Bridget Kate Nellie Annie and Mrs F A Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Maxwell
Elizabeth Malloy Maxwell
William P. Maxwell
Sherman Avenue
St. Peter's Church
William
Peter
Margaret Malloy
Mary
Bridget
Kate
Nellie
Annie
F. A. Herman
Remains Arrive From Sandusky for John Edgar Rites
The remains of John P. Edgar arrived from Sandusky today and funeral services were held this afternoon at the First Presbyterian church with Rev. Evans officiating. Pallbearers were Robert McGowan, Alfrea Day, A Lewengood, Joseph Carnahan, James Bair, and F Dougherty. The G A R conducted the graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Edgar
Sandusky
Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Robert McGowan
Alfrea’ Day
A.levengood
Joseph Carnahan
James Bair
F Dougherty
Mary A. Cochrane
Death of Joseph Ralston Former Brilliant Resident
Joseph Ralston died yesterday at Crooksville Perry county at about 72 years. His remains will be brought here tomorrow for interment at Three Springs cemetery. He once conducted a Bowling Alley and lived at the Cove. Surviving are two sons W J of East Liverpool and C of Crooksville. two sisters Susan Lowry Burgettstown and Mary Jane Ayers Pennsylvania. and a brother James of the Cove. His wife died December 9 1902. He was a member of the M E church.
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Joseph Ralston
Brilliant
Crooksville
Perry County
Three Springs
the Cove
Ralston
Brillant
W. J
East Liverpool
Susan Lowry
Burgettstown
Mary Jane Ayers
Pennsyirgnia
James
M. E. Church
Flanagan Called to Ferry by Death of Sister
C B Flanagan was summoned to Martins Ferry by the death of his sister Mrs Wm Reynard on Friday at noon. She leaves a husband and children and four brothers including Albert of Wheeling James of Columbus and Mrs Laanan of Marietta.
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C. BE. Flanagan
Martin's Ferry
Wm. Reynard
Albert
Wheeling
James
Columbus
Laanan
Marietta
Wyandotte Hatching Eggs Offered At Set Prices
Wyandotte offers eggs at 1.00 per 15 and 1.75 per 80 with contact by phone or address for purchase.
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W. Wyandotte
EXTRA GOWNS Now Being Planned for Summer
New York readers learn that summer outfits, sleeves, waistlines, and decorative gowns will be planned to suit hot weather. Articles describe lingerie gowns in lace and net, clever use of bands and lace widths, white muslin, organdies, and fashion notes for accessories, hats, and hairpieces to create dainty day wear and smart evening options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Valenciennes
Eton
London
Increases Reported by Bergholz and Wintersville Assessors
Bergholz precinct assessor William Twaddle reports a large rise in personal property values, detailing horses, cattle, sheep, merchandise, money, and credits for 1906 versus 1905. Wintersville assessor James Bowers notes substantial increases across horses, livestock, watches, pianos, merchandise, and bonds, with totals for 1906 and 1905 and the ensuing gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergholz
Wintersville
William Twaddle
James Bowers
Annual meeting programme of Woman's Home Missionary Society
The annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. K. church will be at Hamline church on May 15-16 1906 starting 7 45 p m Tuesday with devotional exercises led by Rev W K Fetch and addresses by Rev J A Ullman Mrs P C Wilson and Mrs E H Wallace plus musical numbers A silver offering Wednesday includes minutes report of district officers auxiliary reports committees and paper on Giving Officers listed include President Mrs J M Cook Vice President Mrs A R Wells Corresponding Secretary Mrs S A Clark Recording Secretary Mrs A Bulger and Treasurer Miss Dora Evans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. K
Hamline
W. KE. Fetch
J. A. Ullman
Schober Smith
P. C. Wilson
E. H. Wallace
J. M. Cook
A. R. Wells
S. A. Clark
A. Bulger
Dora Evans
NEW TRIALS IN POTTS LARCENY CASE AT IRONDALE
A motion for a new trial was filed in Ohio vs Chas Potts after a larceny conviction at Irondale over copper wire. The defense challenges ownership proof and jury instruction errors claiming the indictment lacked proof and Potts was not charged as an abettor. Cohen represents the defense.
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Ohio
Chas. Potts
Irondale
Siuch
Potts
Cohen
Ler oY Virwe Visits Selo on Sunday
Leroy Virwe was a Selo visitor on Sunday, noting a brief community stop and local engagement with residents.
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Leroy Virwe
Ordination and Installation of Brainard F. Heaney at Independence Church
службы conducted by pastors from Burgettown Wellsburg and Washington ordain Brainard F Heaney as pastor of Independence Lower Buffalo church in Washington county. Rev W J Holmes and Rev William A Ornes gave charges. Rev W E Slemmons preached. Heaney praised as promising, with stories of faith and perseverance. funeral rites held at family residence followed by burial in Two Ridges Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Independence
Washngton County
Brainard F. Heaney
Independence of Lower Buffalo
J. M. Trays
Burgetttown
W. EB. Slemmons
First Presbyterian Church of
William A. Ornes
Knoxville
Heaney
Ezra Heaney
Center Presbyterian Church
Peters Township
Washington and Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Allegheny
John P Edgar Dead at Sandusky Soldiers Home
John P. Edgar died at the Soldiers Home in Sandusky this morning after years of paralysis. A native of New Orleans, he lived here most of his life and worked as a bank clerk at Union Deposit. A bachelor, 59, he served in the 157th O V I and belonged to Stanton Post and the Elks. His remains will be brought here for interment. funeral Monday at 8 PM at First Presbyterian Church.
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D. J. Sinclair
John P. Edgar
Sandusky
Mr. Edgar
Mr. Folgar
New Orleans
Union Deposit Bank
Hotel Lacy
Co. C
Stanton Post, G
Pioneer Benjamin Coe of Jefferson County Dies at 78
Benjamin T. Coe born March 5 1828 at the old Coe homestead near Two Ridges Church Cross Creek township died May 7 106 at the same place. He was the last of ten children and grandson of Moses Coe Sr a pioneer who settled government land in 1799. He married Mary B Freebrow in 1844 and built a long life of farming and family, leaving a large estate to his heirs. He joined Wintersville M E Church and served as class leader trustee and Sunday School teacher. He helped supervise the Wintersville church building in 1888-9 and remained devoted to religious life until death.
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Benjamin T. Coe
Old Coe
Two Ridges Presbyterian Church
Cross Creek Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Moses Coe
Benjamin Coe
Mary Bisther
Fourcons
Ross B. Coe
Richmond
Laura MecMasters
Steubenville
Elizabeth Deter
Zoella Coe
Wintersville M. E Church
Wintersville M
Close Call For Four Year Old In Street Car Incident
William Black four years old son of Alex Black head engineer at the Paper mill, narrowly escaped serious injury Friday evening when he darted across a street as a street car neared. The outside edge of the fender struck his right leg and he fell clear of the track as the car halted. The boy was uninjured beyond a damp bruise on the forehead and other bruises.
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William
Alex Black
South Fourth Street
Mr. Black
Fire at Irondale Destroys Home. Loss Estimated at 1500
A two story frame residence owned by John James on Calico Hill Tron dale was destroyed by fire Friday morning. Neighbors and volunteers helped save belongings. The blaze, likely from a defective flue, left about 1500 in loss with 800 insured. Miss Hettie Cooksey, sister of Mrs. Pace of Newcomers town, is believed dead in the San Francisco disaster. her body remained missing after the city hall collapse.
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John James
Calico Hill
Trondale
James
Hettie Cooksey
George W. Pace
Newcomerstown
San Francisco
Miss Cooksey
City Hall
Eat in haste and repent at leisure advisory in Steubenville
Local column warns against hurrying meals and links rushed eating to a weakened stomach. Beall and Steele in Steubenville report steady Mi-ona stomach tablet sales amid a pushy diet culture, offering an absolute guarantee: one tablet before each meal, refund if it fails, large box cost 60 cents.
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Steubenville
Miona stomach tablets promise cure for indigestion
In Steubenville an advertisement extols Miona stomach tablets as a remedy that cures indigestion and restores health. Beall & Steele guarantee the product costs nothing unless it cures, with a 50 cent price point touted as invaluable for nerves and weak stomach symptoms.
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Steubenville
Miona
Beall & Steele
Health in Steubenville Beall & Steele promote Miona tablets
Beall and Steele contend that long life depends on proper digestive care and warn that stomach malady leads to nervousness irritation and debility. They advertise Miona stomach tablets with a money back guarantee to strengthen digestion aid assimilation and cure indigestion. A large box costs 50 cents and refunds are offered if ineffective.
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Beall & Steele
Legal Notice of Thomas McCoy Heirs in Steubenville Estate
Marshall N. Duval as administrator petitions in Jefferson County Probate Court for sale of Anna M. McCoy estate lands to satisfy debts. Frank McCoy of Steubenville is named as party defendant and must answer by June 1, 1906. The notice details two described tracts and a reserved coal right.
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Frank McCoy
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Ohio
Anna M. McCoy
Marshall N. Duval
de Benis
Jefferson
Firet
Wels Run
George Coulter
Bickerstaff
John H. Miller
Anna McCoy
Steubengilel and
Smithfield State Road
Permar
John Miller
A. D
Marsitall N. Duval
de Bonis
Every House Should Have A Bath Room Ad
Farmers and towns without water works can have hot and cold water and an inside bath room with closet. A postal card will bring the plumber to your door. James Stephenson, Sanitary Plumber, Scio, O. mh2-6mo
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James Stephenson
Scio
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Gov. Pattison
Halston
F. R. Scott
R. D
Woman's Home Missionary
Hamline Church
Torney
Independence Presbyterian Church
W. J. Col
LEGE
Burgettsown, Wells
Burg and
Washngton
Heavenly City
Jesus
Israel
E. S. Bowers
Wintersville M. BE
H. V. Clark
Two Ridges
John Edgar
The
Troyed
Groters
W. M. Hervey
Fair Play, Ohio
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