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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
2
Major Charles Woodruff US Army surgeon argues sunlight harms general health and pushes for more shade in cities. He criticizes women removing hats and warns against exposing children to sun. He rebukes modern “light bath” schools as causing headaches and nerves. The book is available at the Carnegie Library.
Isreal Dezen, a rag and junk buyer on South Sixth Street, was badly injured in a runaway accident Tuesday morning. A car frightened his horse on Fifth Street near Fifth and Washington, causing the wagon to overturn. Dezen suffered a compound fracture to his left ankle, facial and body bruises, and was taken to Gill Hospital where Dr. Walker treated him.
Jas F McCullough appears set as chief by Mayor Blake to lead East Liverpool fire department following the death of Chief Morley two months ago. Milica Bush sues Samuel Bush for divorce alleging gross neglect and wilful absence for over three years. couple married in Austria in 1896 and have three children. J H McKee attorney.
A Brunswick alleys team faces Hahn's Stars of Pittsburg in a six game tournament with total pins. The first three games are at Federal alleys in Pittsburg and the last three at the local alleys the following week. Local lineup includes Williams Kearns Bell Bunn and Huff.
A court proceeding on a robbery case against Siltivio and Rasini unfolded with Rod accusations and witness challenges. Rasini testified against his associate, but the judge directed a not guilty verdict as threats and evidence were deemed insufficient. Several sentencing outcomes and divorces followed, including alimony and fines for other defendants.
William R. Pritchard died in Prescott on Friday October 18 1907 aged a young man with strong business promise. He was paymaster for Carnegie Steel Co at Mingo Junction and son of Mr and Mrs T O Pritchard of New Philadelphia. He married Jessie Liggett two years ago and she remains with family. Survived by parents two sisters and a brother. funeral likely in New Philadelphia. his wife and family mourn in sympathy.
John M. Kelly died Tuesday at his Salineville home at age 67 after kidney trouble. A native of Ireland who came to the United States in 1860, he lived 23 years in Salineville where he worked in the mines and once resided near Irondale. He is survived by his wife, three daughters Mrs Swaney Mrs Bryce and Mrs Thompson. three step sons Windom Davis Edmeand Davis and William Davis. and his son James Kelly of Salineville.
A. L. Welshhans known as Hine Welshhans died in his Sehaler hotel room Saturday around 7 40 p.m. aged about 32. He had long ties to Steubenville and Martins Ferry area, with wife Nic Welshhans dying months earlier. He suffered dropsy and other ailments, became ill with heart trouble Friday evening and died. A porter at the local school for years, he leaves brother Lake Welshhans of Mingo Junction.
Mary Ey Sarratt, born November 23 1855 at 40 Market Street, died October 20 after a three month illness. She was the daughter of the late Joseph Huston and Ruth Elson Sarratt, sister to Samuel A. and James F., and aunt to Major James F. Sarratt. She lived in her home circle, cared for her father, and was devoted to family and neighbors. Her life reflected usefulness and kindness in a long illness ended in rest.
Rufus Harmon enters into rest at the family residence on October 21, 1907 after a prolonged illness. Mrs Harmon, formerly ill during the summer in Columbus, was a devoted mother and Christian woman, member of Finley M. E. church. Her death deeply affects daughter Miss Jennie, a well known teacher, who mourns yet finds comfort in faith.
Mrs Mary Jones widow of John P Jones aged 93 died at Altenheim Wheeling on Wednesday Oct 21 1907. She came from England as a child and lived in Jefferson County then Wintersville where she rests beside her husband. Elmerogee a Conductor on the P C C St L railroad died from a wreck in Sheridan Pennsylvania. His remains went to Jewett then Wintersville. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church.
Margaret Swan five months old, daughter of Richard and Ellen Nichols, died at home on McKinley Avenue on Monday evening. Funeral arrangements are to be announced.
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