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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

5

Estate Notices and Scottish Clan Planned in Steubenville

The page lists multiple estate actions including appointments and bonds for Lynes Long Swannon Graham Floto Polee Howard Browning Bair Kelley Stewart and Noble. It notes a village judgment against Knox township and a juvenile case in Massillon. A Scottish clan organization for Steubenville area men is planned with meetings, names, and potential clan choices.

W. G. Lynes Kims John Long Margaret Gregg John D. Lyle Wm. Swannon W. A. Strayer John C. Graham Emma Graham Henry Floto Edward Polee N. Cerri Nelson Howard Jr A. White Stratton Knox Township Frank Collins Massillon Hospital Ohio Mary Fallider Wesley Noble Ovie James L. Dunn Ella C. Shannon Jasper Browning W. C. Browning James H. Bair John Pawlouski State Deaf and Dumb School Rose Kelley Los Angeles

Boy Electrocuted at Rock Springs Park Lily Pond

Edward Winkle seven is electrocuted while probing an electric lamp near the Lily Pond in Rock Springs park Chester. Harold Smith eight, a friend, aids in the rescue but the boy dies after being removed from the water. Drs. Wentz Pyle Campbell fail to save him. County officials condemn flood damage at Irondale Hammondsville urging aid and cleanup.

Edward Winkle Steubenville East Liverpool Review Rock Springs Park Chester Arch Winkle Harold Smith Young Winkle Young Smith Frank Oyster G. W. Wentz Riggs

Hon E E Erskine on Bull Moose convention results

Hon E E Erskine returns home from the Bull Moose convention and notes the nomination for supreme judge went to a resident of Eastern Ohio. Governor nomination went to A L Garford. He praises the large enthusiastic gathering and the Jefferson county delegation. Delegates report progress of the new party and expect rapid forward movement. Gov Hiram Johnson of California and Arthur Garford will speak here.

E. E. Erskine Ohio A. L. Garford Erskine Jefferson County New Party Hiram John Con California Artuhure Garford

Pan Handle flood relief work continues in Brooke county

Large force labors in Colliers district repairing tracks and unloading ballast after slips. A wreck at Isletta injured engineer McDevitt. Red Cross coordinates relief with James F. Jashion and A E Sinks directing aid in Holliday's Cove Cross Creek valleys. Gov Glasscock expected to urge West Virginia aid. Brooke county health board, relief committees from Steubenville Folansbee Wellsburg, and National Red Cross oversee sanitation to prevent disease. Bridges destroyed seven possibly eleven, with $25,000 needed for replacements. Volunteers from Follansbee Steubenville expected. Steubenville paying half time. Remittances to Col W W Beall Wellsburg.

Colliers George Frazier Carnegie Isletta Dennison McDevitt Weirton New Cumberland Holliday’s Cove Cross Creek James F. Jashion A. E. Sinks Red Cross Mr. Jackson Cleveland Sinks West Virgnia Red Cross Society Glass West Virginia Wellsburg National Red Cross Harmon's Run W. Va Stricker Follawsbee Steubenville County Court of Brooke Harmon's Valley Cross Creek Valley Follanshee Steubenville Relief Committee Melwish Diller Fotlanshee Committee Wylie W. Beall Wellsbute

Fire destroys barn on Kirkpatrick farm across river

The West Virginia side barn of Daniel Farmer at Upper Ferry burned Saturday morning. Steubenville fire department arrived but could not save the structure. The fire consumed a straw stack, hay, machinery, and some livestock, with losses around 1200 dollars, partly insured. Farm produce may be shipped as commissions during the outage.

Daniel Farmer West Virginia Upper Ferry Steubenville Kirkpatrick

Burial services for Holliday's Cove flood victim Mrs Clyde Warwick

The body of Mrs Clyde Warwick, a flood victim from Holliday's Cove, was found in the river at New Martinsville on Thursday. It was brought to Steubenville Friday afternoon at 5 18 and taken to Coes undertaking rooms for burial preparation. Funeral services were held Saturday at 9 with close relatives present, conducted by Rev MeMillen of the Cove, then the remains went to Paris Pa for interment.

Clyde Warwick Holliday’s Cove New Martinsville Steubenville Coe’s Undertaking Rams Warwick MeMillen Alatesbout Paris, Pa

Auto plunges off river road toward tracks in Wheeling area

B F Perkins of Wheeling owner, daughter Miss Fthel, drove the car that slid on a rainy curve between Rush Run and Brilliant Sunday. The auto nearly toppled onto C P tracks before a high fence halted it. Four cheers and many autists from Steubenville helped reinstate the vehicle. Miss Perkins resumed to Wheeling under its own power. In Servian community a two month feud ended with Lazzar Rodick stabbing Kosdick four times over a girl, one slash nearly emasculating. Kosdick’s injuries are serious but not believed fatal.

B. F. Perkins Wheeling Miss Fthel Rush Run Miss Perkins Steubenville Lazzar Rodick Mele Keesdick Rodick Kosdick

Parkinson Home and Industrial School chartered for Brooke county

Miss Margaretta E Parkinson of Independence Pa donates 261 acres at Bethany valued at 75000 to Brooke county citizens. A dozen trustees, named for life, oversee a home and Industrial School for homeless poor and aged Brooke residents, two acres go to Bethany College for astronomical use.

Margaretta E. Parkinson Independence West Virginia Bethany Brooke County Charleston Parkinson Katherine Mahon Banfield William Banfield J. J. Swearingen A. L. Carter Cross Creek Cora B. Magee H. C. Hervey Robert Scott F. A. Chapman Wellsburg Virginia Beall C. P. Waugh S. C. Underwood J. B. Wilson Buffalo Miss Parkinson Brooke Thomas Parkinson Margaret Latimer Bethany College

Oil fires erupt from lightning on two leases west of city

A Saturday storm lightning struck two oil leases near the city. Castner Bros. operated the Kit lease and a Black lease suffered damage. About 300 barrels of oil burned as tanks ignited and caught fire.

Castner Bros

Amsterdam coal mine fire and grand jury convenes

A fire swept the Amsterdam coal mine after an explosion a year ago, burning for hours despite woodwork and a foot of the air shaft on fire. Officials say the fire is under control though the mine remains unsealed. repairs proceed and men escaped unharmed. In court, the September grand jury convened with J. Doyle foreman and Judge Richards addressing race discrimination as Rex theater matters surface, with John Matthews’s jury presence contested by Attorney Cohen.

Amsterdam J. #. Doyle Richards John Matthews Cohen Rex Theater J. T. Fickes E. J. Eecale Frank Culp FE. M. Walker Wm. Starkey Oliver Roseberry Wm. Merriman J. E. Barkhurst W. A. O'Hanlin John Bustard James Priest Wooster Cooper Eli Ferrow Thomas Dignan, Sr

Double drownings claim two boys near Jeddo

The bodies of George Withrow 13 and cousin Lloyd Morrow were recovered after a drowning in the Ohio River near Jeddo. George Withrow’s body was sent home to Irondale, while Lloyd Morrow’s funeral will be held at the Morrow residence. Grace Knowles, three, was badly burned saving her from flames sparked by matches. Verne Tweed smothered the fire with his bare hands, suffering burns. The Pan Handle passenger train, delayed by Sunday rain, returned to Chester with work on the line continuing to restore service and speed.

Pennsylvania Railroad Irondale Theodore Pepin Chester W. Va Pepin East Liverpool George Withrow Jeddo Lloyd Morrow Young Withrow Young Morrow Morrow Torettta Clarence Markle Trondale Ohio River Island Creek Grace Knowles Mckinley Avenue Verne Tweed Charles Knowles Stendenville A. L. Skinner Steubenville

Idaho Republican women plan independent state ticket

Boise reporters say Idaho women of the Republican party will field a complete state ticket to oppose male candidates. The move aims to form a ticket independent of both Republican and Progressive parties as they denounce intra party wrangling and prepare for a fall convention in Washington.

Boise Idaho

Maine election reshapes Senate balance in 1912

Democratic Senator Gardner retires, Edwin C. Burleigh to replace him as a Republican. Maine’s results show Republicans gain one Senate seat and one House seat, signaling strong GOP strength and challenging Democratic hopes for control after March 4. Roosevelt’s third-term bid looms as a factor in the national outlook.

Obadiah Gardner Edwin C. Burleigh Tas Senate Maine New York Worl Woodrow Wilson East Plaisted Congress Gardner Rosevelt

West Virginia miners refuse to submit to mine guards

An Indianapolis editorial in the United Mine Workers organ argues West Virginia miners will not again accept mine guards hired by operators. It calls for peaceful resolution within lawful officials and notes the operators spend to prevent organization. In Paint Creek district, fifteen miners at work earlier struck, leaving no coal being mined.

Indianapolis West Virginia United Mine Workers Kanawha Charleston Paint Creek Kingston

Death Calls William Morrison Trainer in Steubenville

William Morrison Trainer, a prominent Steubenville figure, died at his home 616 North Fourth street on Tuesday at 9:45 p m aged 51. Born July 23 1861 he was son of the late Hon J H S Trainer and Morrison Trainer. Survived by sister Miss Mary C Trainer and brother John W Trainer. He served as Justice of Peace and later city clerk known for merciful justice and popular Democratic support in a Republican city.

William Morrison Trainer Steubenville North Fourth Street J. H. S. Trainer Ether Morrison Trainer Mary C. Trainer John W. Trainer Washington, D.C Princeton Office of Justice of Peace

Billy Trainer remembered for jovial leadership in Sterbenville

Billy Trainer, longtime local figure and secretary of the Elks lodge, died after a life of public service. A charter member of the Elks, fundraiser and tutor to McCurdy Land Co. colleagues, he was married to Mary Hagan and survived by son John Hagan Trainer. Known for integrity, courtesy, and a genial personality, he was active in church, Masonry, and civic life.

Liz McCurdy Land Co Westminister Prebiyerian Church Masonry Fraternity Elks Lodge Mary Hagan John Hagan Sterbenville Billy” Trainer Tie

Republican Committee Defies Bull Moose Gag Rule

Hugh W. Patterson, chairman of the Republican Executive Committee, denounces a proposed arrangement with Bull Moose leaders that would force Republican candidates to remain neutral on presidential and gubernatorial choices. He cites Erskinine’s claim that the party is a thing of the past and asserts candidates would not consent to the gag. Patterson speaks for the party and Jefferson County Republicans.

Skienville Herald Star Bull Moose Jefferson County B. IM Moosers Republican Committee B. VM Republican Executive Committee Ersixine Hugh W. Patterson

Jefferson County WCTU Session at Smithfield Church

The 19th annual Jefferson County Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention will meet at the Presbyterian Church in Smithfield on September 12 and 13. The program includes executive meetings, devotionals by Mrs. G. W. Stewart, and committee appointments. The Thursday program features an address of welcome by Mrs. McE. Blackburn and a reception for presidents of new unions.

Jeferson County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Presbyterian Church Smithfield W. Stewart Mabel Martha Derry Moe. Blackburn Bon. Lindsey

Corresponding Secretary Report Summary at Steubenville Meeting

A detailed agenda style record lists reports and announcements from the Corresponding Secretary Kate V. Bailes Memorial service and adjournment notes, devotional selections, choirs, and music. It covers medical temperance, prison and jail, national delegate reports, and various branch officers from Steubenville and Unionport with medal contest results and final benediction.

Yo P Kate V. Bailes N. M. Dare Viole D. Romans Lindsey Siperitt Nettie Erskine Steubenville Ohio Jane Rahe Hl. W. Stewart Bloomingdale Kate V. Bailey Toronto Adda Barker Unionport A. \. Tipton Jessie Hammond Smithfield AL Pevier Mingo Junction Jessie Shane Elizabeth Buchanan Rev Kingham Knoxville Flower Mission Mable Stone Empire Anna McGhie

Appointments at Muskingum Conference M P Church

The Muskingum Conference of the M P church closed its sessions in Zanesville. Assignments include Rev Lucas from Empire to Uhrichsville Ohio Rev C J Merton of the Mayland conference to Smithfield Ohio Rev Geo Miller to continue at Steubenville Rev H W Maier to continue at Wellsville Rev D G Jackson from Renrock to Empire Ohio Rev Frank L Brown to continue at Toronto Rev C E Shepperd former pastor re elected president Next year’s meeting at first M P church Columbus Ohio

Muskingum Conference M. P Zanesville Lucas Empire Uhrichsville Ohio C. J. Merton Mayland Smithneld Geo. Miller Steubenville H. W. Maier Wellsville D. G. Jackson Renrock

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