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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
5
Mrs J R Starratt of Cadiz is spending a few days in the city as guest of her sister Mrs J R Baldwin while enroute from a visit with friends in Pittsburgh.
Wertie Wiliott unknown residence. William N. Billott filed Oct 191% petition in Jefferson County Ohio Common Pleas seeking divorce from Biffle Ri lott for long absence. Case No REM. Hearing set after December 82 with defendant required to answer by October 18. Attorney W. Elliott W. R. Alban.
Mrs. L. C. Wright of Steubenville Ohio reports a family member cured of kidney disease after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Beall & Steele Drug Co. She also used them with good results and urges others to buy. For sale by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Mivn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other Adv.
Phrania H Daugherty named administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Sarah Daugherty Jr deceased of Wells township Jefferson County Ohio. Dated October 11 1912 Ragland Ohio R D No 1 Frank H Kerr Attorney.
An advertisement touts free consultation for hydrocele varicocele hernia piles and fistula with claims of permanent cures in five days or two weeks. It promotes a system of treatment for nervous disorders rheumatism and chronic diseases of women, inviting readers to visit the office for examination and tests.
Mrs Rosanna Hilbert aged 75 died Tuesday morning of heart disease after a yearlong illness at the home of her daughter Mrs Charles H Connell in Youngstown now a resident there. She leaves son James S Hilbert East Liverpool daughter Mrs C H Connell Youngstown sister Mary Michael Nkron and Mrs A L Klopfer Pittsburg. Interment will be in the family lot at St Aloysius cemetery East Liverpool Thursday morning. She was a devout member of St Aloysius church East Liverpool.
Mrs Mary C Roberts wife of William A Roberts president of the La Belle View Land Co died suddenly at her home in Pittsburg from heart failure. She was born in Pittsburg daughter of James Cain married in Pittsburg November 14 1893 to William A Roberts former Richmond resident now in banking. She served as treasurer of the New Era Club director of the Congress of Women’s Clubs member of Martha Chapter 88 Order of the Eastern Star Tuesday Musical Club Civic Club of Allegheny County Smithfield Street Methodist Church and leaves husband three children Helen William and James one sister Mrs Blanche Pratt and a brother Robert Cain. Funeral at 3 pm Thursday at home interment Allegheny Cemetery.
An infant child of Joseph Pikola in Mingo Junction died on Tuesday. The notice notes the bereavement and location, with no further details provided.
Ohio probate court records list cases including foreign will admissions for Jane S. Lloyd and Sarah E. Daugherty. J. B. Doyle motion in estate matters. Jos Byers Jr death claim with Carnegie Steel Co. settlement. A P Carpenter versus Elizabeth Lemmon jury order. Ignatz Tibershosi final account. Harvey Grimm guardian appointment with $300 bond. Maud Leeper real estate sale petition and guardian ad litem. William Parks estate account status. Michele Scaftidi Ni Cerri administrator with $1,000 bond.
Realty transfers recorded include Ohio Valley Trust Co to Selma Behne for lot 235 La Belle View at 325 dollars. Mack Lashley buys into McKee’s Add Mingo for 1100, Mary Hill to George Fithen for parcels 1 and 12 Fisner’s Add at 1700, Ernest Gross to William Taylor for a lot near Brillians at 3200, Haynes to Charles Ulanick for Lot 19 Haynes suburb Dillonvale at 120, Evans to Martha Tones for 8-6-10 acres in Salem township at 2500, Esgie Stewart to Christian Leist for Lot 21 Mooney’s Add City at 2125, George Rife to Maude Baer for 1-2 acre Steubenville township at 1250, Agnes Scanton Adms to Mary Lewis for sth St City at 1400, Edward Green to Elias Tribble for part Lot 13 Roberts & Orr’s Add City at 5000, Steinmetz to John Carrer for Lot 46 Allen’s 2nd Add Berkholz at 1600, Thomas Wender to W B Garretson for Garretson’s 3rd sub-div near Dillonvale at 1, Mary Jones Shively to James Birckman for 92 acres Warren township at 3000, Charles H Hupp to Willard Hudson for 11-2-100 acres Warren township at 4590.
Mack Smith and Frank S. Smith sue the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railroad Co seeking an injunction to require removal of dirt and slag from the railroad right of way and to stop further dumping. They claim damages of 300 and 8,000 respectively. Alban and Finley represent the plaintiffs.
In Belmont County Ohio argument shifts as Roosevelters drift back and forth through autumn. The Republican committee labors since October to steady the campaign after Chicago rallies and nomination disputes. New wells in Armstrongs Mills field signal local economic steadiness amid party realignments.
Citizens and reformers push for fair view of the Taft administration as opponents frame the proposition differently. The public, numbering ninety million, slowly shifts toward a correct interpretation, while Taft supporters wait with patient approval as October nears.
A sizable Republican meeting convened in Tiltonville on Wednesday night. Joseph Robinson chaired the session with speeches from Lewis McLaughlin and 5. B. Taylor, Esquire, addressing about 200 attendees at the town hall.
John Wesley Barnhart of Uhrichsville was arrested in New Philadelphia last Saturday for registering with Mary Esther Woodrow, a Uhrichsville girl under sixteen, at a local hotel. Ford and wife.
Taye otter wells are due in during the next few days. One is on the Shep herd farm southeast of the latest well and the other on the Rathbeg farm north of the present development. West Virginia Natural Gas Company owns these properties.
In a historic move the Pennsylvania Railroad urges men from Dennison Sullywater Leesville Deepsvale and nearby villages to join the locomotive and car shop workforce. The drive marks the first time in the system that it must recruit broadly for all vacancies across its shops.
Cambridge lawyer Freeman Eagleson, candidate for Attorney General, addressed large crowds in Canal Dover and Uhrichsville last Thursday. He recalled his boyhood in Guernsey County and a wool price of 13 cents a pound, remarking on past affordability while noting many people faced hard times.
Fourteen year old Josephine Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Myers of Bellaire was located yesterday at the Deaconess Home in Kirkwood after being absent from home since Monday October 4. Parents and officers had conducted a thorough search with no trace until yesterday. She had a suitcase she had prepared.
A young woman vanished after adopting a fictitious alias and going to her home. Photos showing the clothing she wore when she left led to her identification. Local police issued no further details on motives or suspects as the case proceeds.
The Tribune notes BO McFarland, vice president, sat at the Toronto gathering and voted for the first Republican candidates in 1856. A longtime Sterbenville resident, he is remembered by many friends for his loyalty to the party.
Alberta M Beckett as mother and next friend sues J H Shanks for $1000 claiming wrongful detention and search of Earle A Tweed at the Mayor's office on a dishonesty charge. No findings of dishonesty. Shanks refuses to sign a paper. Plaintiff represented by McClave & McClave.
Mrs Mary Christy wife of the late Dr Christy has leased her La Belle View home to Abrs Mann and daughters and will depart November first to winter with her daughter Mrs Moutton in Mobile. Pan Plank, longtime telegrapher for W L E Railroad, resigns to join La Belle mill at Steubenville to take a higher responsibility position in Jay with better pay.
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