Death of William C Cookson Prominent Bloomfield Citizen
Bloomfield mourns William C Cookson a longtime local businessman and Stonx County resident who died September 18 1912 after a serious illness following a September 16 operation in Gillbo Portal Steubenville He was a Civil War veteran Mason church member and longtime treasurer of the Board of Education He leaves a wife Martha Day and four children two sons William and Stanton and a daughter Mary with other relatives and mourners paying tribute at his funeral in Bloomfield.
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Bloomfield
Wiliam C. Cookson
Gill Bo Portal
Steubenville
Cookson
William Campbell Cookson
Hie
Das
Martha Day
William
Macy
Mary
Stanton
Aley
Mr. Cookson
Lone
Times
Unionport
George Potts
Jehn M. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
With O. VY. 1
Board of Pancation
Iis
de Fo Coe
Mr. Cookson Bac
W. Blave
Con Tipton
Jesus
Alex Helms
Jacob Mamsfield
Edwin M. Crawford
Hiram Lucas
William Leech
Charles Mathers
William Helms
James A. Hecbler
Joseph Copeland
Joseph McNary
William Tipton
J. W. Long
William of
Neigbers
Fo i Howard
Hill Top
Michael Geary Dies at 56 in Steubenville Home
Michael Geary died at his home 440 South Seventh Street Extension on Thursday at 3 30 p m aged 56. He had been in poor health for three years and bedfast for three weeks due to pleurisy. Born in Ireland he resided in Steubenville 33 years. A blast furnace employee at Jefferson Iron Works and later other jobs he was married 36 years to Annie Dolar. Survived by children John Winnie and James of Steubenville Mrs Annie Fullen of Martins Ferry and Mrs Catherine Sinrock of Pittsburgh. He was a member of Holy Name Church and Holy Name.
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Michael Geary
South Seventh Street
Fle
Tie
Treland
Steubenville
Jefferson Iron Work
Annie Dolar
John
Winnie
James
Annie Fullen
Martins Ferry
Catherine Sinrock
Pittsburg
Holy Name Church
Holy Name
Society tribute to a valued husband and father
A society notice honors a kind husband and father, describing him as an industrious and respected citizen.
Plain Talk on Taft Nomination From a Jefferson County Native
A letter to the Herald-Star from J E Taylor discusses Taft's renomination, arguing delegates and public support mattered, and stresses Republican principles over personal popularity. The notice also lists recent marriage licenses from Smithfield, Bulger, Steubenville, and nearby towns.
Court actions and judgments from a troubled docket
Court records show partition orders in multiple cases. Divorce granted with dower removed for Alma Polen, and receiver confirmed in the Ketella White matter. Foreclosures include mortgage action against Jacob H. Cohen et al and a lien against Luce Delecratiz. Other items include Marietta Paint Co versus A M Worley with judgment, and Elizabeth McHowler versus R J Pir ey et al with commission appointed.
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Mary M. Wise
Ida Jackson
W. Christian
H. A. Gow
John Matthew
John
Alma Polen
Dorothy Heoner
Ketella White
John McChine
John Banani ¢al
P. Lewis
Jacob HW
Cohen
Gio W. Mackinaw
Luce Delecratiz
Savings Co
Marietta Paint Co
A. M. Worley
Elizabeth Mc Howler
R. J. Pirey
Dempsey
Henry Hecker
Edward McLister
Smithfield Pair Fair Promotion Announces Bigger Event
The Smithfield fair promotes a bigger exhibition with daily big races and ample water on grounds. Roads are in fine shape and space is reserved in the quarter stand for automediies. Hotel accommodations and meals are available at the Presbyterian Church. Attend the fair in September.
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Smithfield
Presbyterian
Pharisees compared to modern church members in Luke study
Analyzed sermon argues Pharisees resent many and praise self. It contrasts prayer in public with humble repentance, urging readers to seek genuine faith and mercy. Notes church members’ vanity, hypocrisy, and misaligned priorities. End announces a Sunday service at St James Church, Cross Creek.
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Les
St. James Church
Cross Creek
Afernoon
Great Bedroom Furniture Values at Speers
Speers offers 10 bedroom furniture pieces from favored makers. The entire stock is new with attractively designed pieces. Prices are specially low and quality is dependable for satisfaction. The specials convey the strength of the values.
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Speers
Peautiful dresser in colonial style with rich grain
A description of a large dresser featuring a Colonial style design, rich grain wood and a dull finish, noted as a substantial piece of fine construction.
Circassian Walnut Chiffonier Sells at $30.96
A devout chiffonier crafted from Circassian walnut is offered for sale priced at 30.96 dollars. The item is presented as a featured furniture piece with emphasis on its quality and appeal.
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Charles FE
Hannah O'Brien Griffin
Market Street
Herald-Star
Morocco
Robespierre
Tire
Ede
Jefferson County
Illinois
Taft
Him
Herald- Star
J. E Taylor
Putnamounty
Weekly Herald
Belmont County
Wnil
the Herald
The
Herald
Chicago
Oyster Bay
Iein
Republican Party
Republcan Party
Hmiksaytdt Cat
Rk i E. Taylor
James Adkins
Sarah FE. Christian
Smithfeld
Aaron Aten
Bulger
Jennie C. Reed
Allison J. Dick
Wheeling
Mary E. Walker
Dillonvale
Wilmer M. McLaughlin
Georgetown
Matilda McFarland
Adena
Fred L. Rolandt
Agnes V. Ferrell
John Columbo
Julia Cruppenink
Pharisees
Pau
Earth
Jesus Christ
Clurch
God
Crline
Gord
Stetson
Munker’s
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