Deaths of Wright Wilcoxen Stuller Holmes in local notices
Death notices report the passing of eight year old J Clifton Wright of 408 Linden avenue on April 9 after a windpipe illness. Andrew S Wilcoxen of Steubenville dies in Muncie Ind at 45, to be interred there with brother James of Cambridge. The three months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Stuller of Wellsburg dies. services in Union Cemetery. T H Holmes, former Pan Handle and B&O engineer, dies near Utica Licking county after paralysis lasting over a year. funeral in Uhrichsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Wright
J. Clifton Wright
Levi D
Annie Probert Wright
Linden Avenue
M. E
George
Walter
Charles
Andrew Stewart Wilcoxen
John T. Stewart
Andrew Siewart Wilcoxen
Muncie
Ind
Steubenville
Stephen
Anna Margaret Wilcoxen
Beatty's Glass Works
Wilcoxen
James
Cambridge
Ohio
Cornelius Stuller
Wellsburg
Union Cemetery
T. $. Holmes
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newark
Utica
Licking County
John Brown
Uberichsville
Triennial World WCTU Convention Opens in Boston
Boston hosts the seventh triennial convention of the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union with delegates from many lands. Park Street Church service opens, Tremont Temple banquet honors guests, and sessions run daily as nations including Japan Natal Austria and Finland send representatives. The event highlights global reach of temperance work and aims at broader social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Park Street Church
Tremont Temple
John D. Long
Navy
Henry Somerset
L. M. Stevens
Maine
W. c
Miracus
United States
England
Frances EB Willard
Chicago
Beeton
Bridge
Cleveland
Ter
Washington
Oitt
Louise Rounds
Clement Leapa
Ellen Fos
Gillian M. N. Hrom Stevens
Mira Judla Coleman
New York
Ese Union
Sone
Hes
Kai Yajima
Japan
Africa
Mary F. Fernie
Natal
Germany
von Hansen, & Yeevenis
Ecome
Presden
Austria
Frantem Julie Kassowics
Alli ‘Triex Helenius
Helsingfors
Finland
W. C. TU
Harrison Rogeterg
Sweden
Ada Henry
New South Wales
Lee
Melbourne
Misa Misa Heten Dunhill
India
Calleoperi
Greece
Socialist Candidate Harold Hillquit Seeks New York Congress
In New York Ninth District the Socialist Morris Hillquit, born in Russia, runs for Congress against Republican Charles S. Adler and Democrat Henry M. Goldfogle. Socialists claim strong odds as Roosevelt era GOP splits and Democratic discontent may aid Hillquit. The district, centered on the Lower East Side, has a large Russian Jewish population and prior socialist votes totaling thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Hillquit
Russia
East Side
Sullivans
Tammany
Seward Park
Hillguit
Juvenile Workers’ League
Jem
Ike
Clinton Street
Peter Finley Dunne
Charlotte Perkins Stetson Gibman
Edwin Markham
Roosevelt
Congress
Cooperative Commonwealth
New York
Sietieth Congress
Lower East Side
Morris Hillquit
Charles S. Adler
Henry M. Goldfegie
Joseph Barondess
Goldfogle
Levenson
Hearst
Court News Roundup of Local Court Actions and Licenses
Common Preas Judge BR. G. Rich ards grants a ferry license to James Maxwell at Mingo for a year at 2.50 dollars. Various estates, sales, and injunctions noted, including Wells case, Stratton v McCoy, and funding actions totaling 578.0 with interest and 1495.07 to Jefferson Building & Savings Co. Damages sought in another action and several probate and property possession rulings. Dispositions include appraisers named in Cochran v Collins and a divorce granted to Join Kondracki from Rose Kondracki for neglect and cruelty with costs to plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Preas
BR. G. Richards
James Maxwell
Mingo
T. Hays White
Francis A
George Swan
W. ¥. Cavitt
McClare & McClare
H. A. Clark
James L. Clark
P. P. Lewis
John Leonard
John P. Cochran
Peter P. Collins
James Ball
Jesse Gilchrist
David Aten
Joseph Peterson
Mary Kvockava
J. McCleary
J. J. Crawford
Patrick Moran
Paul Boworski
la Belle Iron Works
Join Kondracki
Rose Kondracki
Wm. BE. Miller
Wim. Otte Et al
Three Local Executions by Accidents in City and County
Coroner reports three accidental deaths in October. William F Connolly and Mrs Luella D Clark died after being struck or crushed near North Street crossing by a passenger train and an eastbound freight respectively. Thomas Wheatley electrocuted in East Ohio Coal Company's Nerghola mine. John Sandovicki killed in No 2 Mine of W B Coal Mining Co at Connerville by falling stone while inside his mining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
William F. Connolly
Luella D. Clark
North Street
East Bond
Thomas Wheatley
East Ohio Coal Company
Nerghola
John Sandovicki
Coal Mining Company
Connorville
Miner Dies After Shot Wounds In Amsterdam Mining Area
William Korinski, a young Amsterdam miner, was accidentally shot by a companion while hunting last Thursday. His right leg shattered, he died in a Cleveland hospital Sunday after an operation. Fellow miner Harry Carter, shot through the right lung five weeks earlier, is recovering after successful treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Korinski
Amsterdam
Cleveland
Korinski
Harry Carter
Carter
Promised Bride Fleeces Oklahoma Farmer in Wheeling Scam
John Voyles, a Oklahoma farmer, met a woman from Adena through a matrimonial ad and planned to marry in Wheeling. He wore a ribbon as agreed, bought a dress and millinery totaling 12.50, then she vanished with his $100 savings and left him working as a porter in a Market street hotel while he hopes to retrieve his money without prosecuting. The cashier in Adena reportedly knew the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Voyles
Oklahoma
Adena
John
Wheeling
Voyles
Wheeling Register
Main Street
Okeesa
Marcet Street Stag
Dense fog causes C P rail crash into Bridgeport street car
A fogbound Tuesday morning freight train on the C P railroad struck a Bridgeport street car at the bridge crossing, throwing it against the watchman tower which collapsed. John Dolan the watchman was injured but not seriously. ten passengers and crew escaped unharmed though shaken. Conductor Blakely and Engineer Sprenger led the freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
John Dolan
Blakely
Springer
Dolan
Missing Pilot From Raymond Horner Blamed on Crew Neglect
River tragedy near the locks leaves Pilot Howard Crawford of Port Homer missing after the towboat Raymond Horner struck a snag and cable sagged. Authorities and river men blame crew negligence, with the Consolidated Coal and Coke Company offering a reward for Crawford’s recovery as drag nets scour the swift river. Crawford, 45, longtime riverman and Harbor No. 26 member, is survived by family in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Raymond Horner
Howard Crawford
Port Homer
Consolidated Coal & Coke Company
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Ernest H. McKimley
Monongahela
Harbor No
American Association of Masters and Pilots
Piasbure
Amon
Abel Crawford
Result of neglect and proper cough remedies
The text warns that neglect or improper treatment of a cold leads to worse outcomes. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and a preventive against serious results, urging buyers to insist on the genuine yellow package from Neall & Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Neall & Steele
Advice to Housewives on a Pleasant Healthy Home
An advertisement notes a tranquil home depends on family health and promotes Urine Laxa live Fruit Syrup for 60 cents as a cure for constipation headaches and stomach troubles, attributed to Beall & Steela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall & Steela
Fairbanks Honeymoon Plans Uncertain after Steubenville Wedding
Frederick Cole Fairbanks and Miss Scott, wed in Steubenville, linger at Mrs. Scott's Stanton avenue home in East End. They weigh a European trip versus a domestic honeymoon as well as future plans, with friends awaiting official word from the couple. Local society watches with interest as congratulations pour in and plans for a formal reception are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cole Fairbanks
Scott
Steubenville
Pittsburg
James Scott
Stanton Avenue
East End
Europe
United States
Man slashes cousin in drunken quarrel on South Fourth
Bernard McGoldrick attacked his brother-in-law Cinese in a dispute over drinking. McGoldrick slashed Cinske on the right shoulder and scratched his face with a knife. The incident occurred Monday evening near the dump on South Fourth Street. Cinske sought medical aid and McGoldrick had not been arrested by latest accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil Cinske
South Itsh Street
Bernard McGoldrick
A Reform in Spelling Draws Citizen Interest
A discussion on spelling reform highlights support from leading citizens while educators doubt lasting appeal. The piece notes Hortetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted family remedy for ailments including poor appetite heartburn indigestion and malaria urging households to avoid unknown treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortetter
Painful Injury at Hartje Paper Mill Ends in Amputations
A foreigner named Pacy Massar sustained severe injuries at the Hartje Paper Mill on Tuesday afternoon while feeding paper into rolls. His left hand lost two fingers, the little and ring fingers at the second joint, requiring partial amputation. The third finger was badly lacerated and the forearm bruised. Doctors Walker and Montgomery attended, unable to save the crushed fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacy Massar
Hartje
Walker
Montgomery
Gill Hospital Reception Date Set For Next Thursday
Marion expresses strong concern over the untidy W. C. T. VU delegates as Gill Hospital announces a reception next Thursday inviting community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill Hospital
Marion
A Young Mother Regains Health With Electric Bitters
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine credits Electric Bitters with curing twenty years of dyspepsia and restoring her strength after six months of use. The tonic claims to set stomach liver and kidneys right, purify blood and cure malaria biliousness and weakness. Sold by Beall Steele Drug Co with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Beall & Steele Drug Co
Ely's Cream Balm advised for nasal catarrh and hay fever
A promotional note urges buying Ely's Cream Balm for nasal congestion and hay fever. It claims purification and soothing effects on air passage membranes, asserts no cocaine or mercury, warns against substitutes, and notes availability from druggists with mailing address Ely Bros. 66 Warren Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Ely
Price Co
Ely Bros
Miss Sallie Mayo Dies After Long Illness at 49
Miss Sallie Mayo aged 49 died near Brilliant and New Alexandria after an extended cancer illness. She leaves her mother and siblings Thomas and Henry Mayo of Diquesne Pa, Lulu Campbell in Washington Pa, Francis of Mingo Junction, Margaret Everson in Warenton, Sue Wells Chas Isaac and Martha Mayo at home. Born in Nelson County Va she lived in the county about fifteen years and belonged to the Presbyterian Church at Friliant. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm with interment in New Alexandria cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Mayo
Mayo
Brilliant
New Alexandria
Miss Mayo
Thomas and
Henry Mayo
Diquesne
Lulu J. Campbell
Washington County
Francis
Mingo Junction
Margaret Everson
Warenton
Miser-Gardner wedding unites Miss Minnie Gardner in Pittsburgh man Samuel Miser
quiet home wedding at 613 Market Street joins Minnie D Gardner of the Knepper family with Samuel Alexander Miser of Pittsburgh. ceremony conducted by Rev Dr J Millen Robinson with Eleanor Spigelmire and Roy Merryman as ribor bearers. couple to reside in Crawford Flats Ingram Pa after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Conley Foster
F. D. Ledyard
J. Millen Robinson
Eleanor M. Spigelmire
Braddock
Roy N. Merryman
Paris
Pan Handle Railroad Company
Mr. Miser
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Crawford Flats
Ingram
J. H. Hawkins & Co
R. Miser
James Wherry
Creswell, O
Charles Miser
Cleveland, C
Emma Miser
George Miser
Holidays Cove
John Dixon
Cannonsburg
Thomas Engel
Elizabeth Knepper
P. Knepper
Wellsville
James Knepper
Calcutta
Lucy Anderson
Laura
Aber-Spratt Marriage Noted in Pittsburg Dispatch
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports the marriage of L. FE Aber, formerly of Steubenville, brother of Mrs. Dr J C M Floyd of this city and W C Aber of Toronto. The notice outlines his family ties and confirms the nuptials.
Marriage of Miss Mary Spratt to Kncola Aber
Miss Mary A Spratt and Kncola E Aber were married last evening at 7 by Rev J T McCrery of the Third United Presbyterian Church at his Webster avenue home. The bride has taught in Moorhead schools. After an Eastern tour the couple will reside at Melwood apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A Spratt
Kncola E. Aber
J. T. McCrery
Third United Presbyterian Church
Hishome
Webster Avenue
Moorhead
Aber
Thecne
Melwood
Real Estate Transfers Reported at Recorder's Office
The Recorder's office lists transfers including W. May to Jeanette May for city property at $1.06. Morris J. Hess to Mordecai C. Moore for 14.40 sq ft in Mingo Junction at $1. Louis Strett to Moore for 265 sq ft at $1. Elizabeth Low to James Y. Garvin for city property at $4,450. Smith Hunter to George R. Everson for a lot in Brillant at $300. Jesse D. Blackledge to Arabella Blackledge for land in Mt. Pleasant at $100. Chas B. Ferrell to Kate M. Frownie for Smithfield property at $1,550. Nancy J. Sutherland et al to B. A. Findley for Smithfield property at $500. John McClare to Lydia A. Rothrock for city property at $3,200. La Belle View Land Co. to Sarah Black et al for La Belle View property at $1,800. L. F. Dalrymple to Wm. R. Henderson for Mingo Junction property at $900. Chas. B. Hess to Lewis Burrier for a lot in Amsterdam at $125. Thos. Williams to Sannel D. Ostrow for a lot in Amsterdam at $369.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Office
L. W
Brillant
Jesse D. Blackledge
Arabella Blackledge
Mt. Pleasant
Chas. B. Ferrell
Kate M. Frowiie
Smithfely
Nancy J. Sutherland
B. A. Findley
Smithfield
John McClare
Lydia A. Rothrock
City
Leatherberry Cow Sale Set for Monday at Scotts
C R Leatherberry announces another popular cow sale at J S Scotts wiables in this city next Monday at one o'clock. The event is expected to draw a large crowd and feature cattle offered by the well known bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Leatherberry
J. S. Scotts Wiables
Dean's Kidney Pills touted to cure kidney trouble in Steubenville
A testimonial from J S Egger of 218 South 4th Street Steubenville Ohio claims daily strain harms kidneys and that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble restoring sleep and reducing pain after years of suffering. The ad notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Dean
J. S. Egger
South 4Th St
Ohio
Bearl & Steele
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
For Sale One Cyphers Incubator and Breeder
For Sale one 78 egg Chas Cyphers Model Incubator and one Cyphers Outdoor Breeder both used with fine success and in perfect condition Inquire 410 North Fifth Street ocls 1tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyphers
North Fifth Street
Foley's Kidney Cure Claims Cure for Kidney Troubles
Beall and Stevle advertise Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy that will cure any kidney trouble not beyond medical aid, presenting it as a general cure-all potential product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Beall & Stevle
Beall & Steele Promote Miona Stomach Tablets
Beall and Steele urge Herald-Star readers to try Miola or Mi-O-Na stomach tablets to prevent indigestion. They claim the product strengthens digestive organs before meals, unlike common remedies taken after eating. The ad guarantees a refund if it does not cure and touts a five cent box as cost effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall & Steele
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Pain Relief
A testimonial from G. J. Welch of Tekonsha Michigan praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for injuries and skin issues. Claims it provides fastest pile cure and best healing, sold by Beall and Steele Drug for 26e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
Beall & Steele
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City OF
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Miner
Acci
Dent
P. Trian
MR. and Mrs. Fairbanks
Mar
Emil Cinske
Crocker
Columbus
Phillips
Frank Woodard
R. J. Morrison
Miser-Gardner
The
Herald- Star
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