Australian Man Dies After Delirium Tremens Incident
Harry Lovell Rose, 45, an Australian, died at City Hospital after drinking convulsions led to delirium. He was jailed for safekeeping, later moved to hospital where hemorrhages appeared. Post mortem found two injuries on head and brain base, cause of death unclear if blows or fall. Rose had arrived from Pittsburg and claimed to be a designer.
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Harry Lovell Rose
Rose
Pittsburg
Foster
Steubenville
Death in Pittsburg: Harry L. Rose's remains and clues
An inmate reports Rose, employed by Jos Horne & Co in Pittsburg, fell after lockup placement, possibly injuring his head. His belongings included soiled bloody linen and bloodied shirts. Rose, aged man, had lodge ties in Australia and claimed world travel. Burial arranged by Vincent Solomon.
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Jos. Horne & Co
Pitsburg
Rose
Australia
Vincent Solomon
Pittsburg
Pomono Grange Seeks State Meeting in Steubenville
Jefferson County Pomona Grange met at East Springfield on September 28 with wide county representation. Speakers included Ed Davidson and Prof J H George. 24 candidates joined Pomona Degree. Delegates urged State Grange to hold its 1913 session in Steubenville while voting a county picnic and fair for next year.
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Jefferson County
Pomona Grange
East Springfield
Ed. Davidson
J. H. George
Will White
J. A. Miser
S. M. Wlogs
Misses McClare
Allenworth
Fred Sanders
East Springfield Grange
State Grange
Steubenville
Tom L Lewis denies offering as Bull Moose delegate for money
The Wheeling Intelligencer reports a denial from Tom L Lewis former United Mine Workers president and Republican candidate for Secretary of State that he was offered to stand as a national delegate for Roosevelt for 3000. He calls such claims untrue and accuses rumors of being unfounded. Llewlyn Lewis, his brother, says he was offered 5000 for support to Roosevelt but dismisses the stories as false.
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Wheeling
Tom L. Lewis
Columbus
Bonn
L. Lewis
Llewlyn Lewis
Roosevelt
Unsettled Grievance Persists Among Plum Run Miners
President John Moore of the Ohio miners has returned to Columbus while the Plum Run miners’ grievance remains unsettled. He is expected to return to Plum Run within a week for another effort to straighten out the tangle.
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John Moore
Ohio Miners
Columbus
Plum Run
Moore
False Rumor About Ragland Fair Debunked
The rumor claiming the Smiths fair was canceled is false, with the event set for the 25th 26th and 27th. A large entry of speed horses will race three times daily along with several fine exhibits, drawing strong participation and public interest.
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Ragland
Ministers denounce present dress style at Cleveland conference
Methodist pastors at the Northeastern Ohio conference in Cleveland denounced abbreviated gowns and skimpy street wear as fueling vice and white slavery. They urged women to wear more covering gowns and hats with less material, citing examples from Rev. W D Jones and others as supporting the belief that modest dress would curb mashers on city streets.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Board of Stewards
W. D. Jones
Cardington
Lakeside
Willian E
Street
Canton
Billy
E. $. Tompkins
Fairfield
Rev. Tompkins
J. M. Knapp
Sycamore
Knapp
James Torbett
Shelby, O
Torbett
Joshua Crawford
J. L. Bower
Collinwood
Rev
Boyer
W.C. Endlev
Elyria
Rev. Endley
H. V. Givier
Franklin Avenue
M. Kk
Clevland
Euclid Avenue
Death Claims Dean Hartnedy Passes Away in California
Dean Hartnedy, longtime priest and pastor, died at age 64 in Los Angeles after a period of declining health. His body will be transported to Mt Calvary for interment in a vault he had constructed. he guided multiple parishes in Jefferson County and oversaw church and school improvements. He is mourned by parishioners and the local Catholic and non Catholic community, with a niece, Miss Mollie Reardon, noted as surviving.
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Martin Mary Aned
California
Lasorning
Dean Hartnedy
T. A. Powers
St. Peters Church
Steubenville
Dean
Angeles
Ilkut
Tq Bey
Los Ig
Los
Jace
Ste
Enedy
County Galway
Trelam
Perry County
St. Rose
Columbus
di Columbus
Win
Athens
Stiga
Benvilles
Torate
Jefferson
James J.martley
Holy Name
Eady
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Mollie Reardon
Los Angeles
White slave case rocks Wheeling as Rath jailed bond set
Julius Rath, a 4,000 mile world trek hopeful and Wilkinsburg Pa eloper, was arrested in Wheeling on a white slave charge after allegedly promising marriage to 17 year old Lola Pell. He is held on $5,000 bond awaiting federal grand jury action while Pell, employed at Westinghouse, recounted the alleged scheme and elopement details.
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Julius Rath
St. Loui
Steubenville
Wheeling
Liu Pell
Wilkinsburg
Rath
Baltimore and Oho
Huntington
Pittsburg
San Francisco
U. S
Boyd
Federal Grand Jury
Wheeling Register of Sunday
Lola Pell
Westinghouse Electric Company
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
North Wheeling
Ohio
Florence Crittenden Home
Coroner Reveals Inquests Into Two Fatal Accidents
Coroner Foster filed verdicts on two deaths. Joseph Byers died at Mingo mill in August after falling into the mill rolls and being drawn through spindles. Deisen Simic was killed at La Belle Bron Works when struck by a yard engine while resting near the track on September 12.
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Foster
Joseph Byers
Mingo Mill
Augaeth
Deisen Simic
la Belle Bron
Raids Sweep Nightlife Districts In Harperville Case
County Detective Burns led raids Saturday and Sunday nights, investigating Kena Rooster’s house on South Hi Street and Mrs Geo Mackinaw’s residence on High Street. Several men and women were found. proprietress fined $100 plus costs. Police halted two speak easy operations Sunday night.
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Burns
Kena Rooster
South Hi Street
Squire Campbell
Tarperville
Infant of Paul Clay Dies in Follansbee
The infant child of Paul Clay died at Follansbee on September 19, 1912.
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Paul Clay
Follansbee
Marriage Licenses From Steubenville and Surrounding Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows Earl C Veiork age 22 and Erma P Long age 18 both of Steubenville. Marko Disipalo 28 and Mrs Mary Banda 20 of Steubenville. Wm E Johnston 21 and Ad dren Chartel 18 of Mingo Junction. Jesse Wright 27 and Fidel M Fennington 24 of Irendale. John Robal 22 and Katherine Doucshk 20 of Empire.
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Earl C. Veiork
Erma P. Long
Steubenville
Marko Disipalo
Mary Banda
Wm. E. Johnston
Addren Chartel
Mingo Junction
Jesse Wright
Fidel M. Fennington
Irendale
John, Robal
Katherine Doucshk
Empire
Shot in ambush at Pipe Creek coal mine injures Pratt
Charles Pratt, weighman at the Johnson coal mine near Pipe Creek nine miles south of Bellaire, was shot in the leg by a hidden assailant in bushes along the road. He is in the North Wheel ing hospital with a fractured leg, and officials say he will recover.
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Charles Pratt
Johnson
Pipe Creek
Bellaire
North Wheeling
Prisoner Goes Insane in County Penitentiary
Sheriff Murray reports that Rada Chirgda, jailed for shooting a foreigner, has gone insane and will be moved to Massillon asylum to be counted in Jefferson county's quota.
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Murray
Rada Chirgda
Massillon Asylum
Jefferson County
Holman Divorce and Related Civil Actions Summary
Sarah E. Holman sues Frank E Holman for divorce alimony and restoration of her maiden name Simp son alleging abuse and alcohol abuse forcing separation. Conroy represents Armstrong in the case. Wim. Conroy is granted divorce for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Pittsburg Bridge and Iron Work versus Means Engineering Co results in judgment for 190.08 dollars plus costs.
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Sarah E. Holman
Frank E Holman
Simpson
Armstrong
Jessie Conroy
Wim
Conroy
Pittsburg
Means Engineering Co
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Williams
Price
Williams Mfg. CO
Henderson Drug Co
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Sousa
Innes
Carl Pohlig
Theodore Thomas
Victor Herbert
United and Department
Panama Canal
Harbor of New York
San Juan
Juan Hill
Pomono Grange
Wants
Tom Lewis
Moose
M. E. Pastors
St. Peters
Mt. Cal
Hig
John B. Worley
Cadiz
Repubican
Common Pleas
Harrison Jefferson and
Tuscarawas
S.S
Swift Specific CO
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Carl H. Smith
John G. Belknap
Insurance Company of North America
James Hall
Brilliant
Jefferson and
Belmont Counties
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