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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1901

Page

6

Reunion Day at Richmond Veterans Meet Draws Small Crowd

A fragmentary report describes a reunion event held yesterday in Richmond hosted by Xt and OWT. Jefferson County veterans and local friends attended, with a dinner and prayers led by community clergy.

OWT Ab Hichmond Yeaterday Jefferson ‘County Tie Onméron' A Bok Tad King Thi Navein Cwiteh Pita Faaah Ford Boyers Bage Andiabs Wien

Labor Day planning session held by Trades Assembly committee

The Trades Assembly executive and President Phillipson chaired a Labor Day planning meeting. A Band, Badge, and Privileges committee were formed, with nine members to prepare refreshments and events. A Dance committee and Grand Marshal aides were appointed, and a male quartet was secured to perform between speeches.

Trades and Alot Assembly Phillipson Liverpool Hilw. Franko H. P. Boyer Robiggon Miller Wm. Powere John Kidd Alan Foster Ben Bowles Geo. Dickaon Laboray Menara Yocum Whitmore Kishor

Wool Purchases By Jas F Johnson Advertised

Wool buyers in West Virginia featured Jas F Johnson advertising prices from 800 to 1000 pounds of wool for sale today. The notice mentions sellers including Mr. Fowler Mr. Gist Mr. Gee Robert Patterson and others at the beating station.

Jas. F. Johnson Weat Irginia Woole Mr. Fowler Mr. Gist Mr. Gee Robert Pattergon

Fragmentary note hints at travel and distress

Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a person named Ali Kanna or similar and a possible departure tonight for Johnson Oilsy. The readable text seems to describe distress or injury involving a mother, with unclear context and scattered phrases. Further clarification needed to identify entities and event.

Untitled notice of railway line work and shipments

Incomplete OCR indicates a railway line project with rails laid from a location to Spring Avenue. Gare Aft indicates completion and readiness for shipment. The report mentions plowing of a field and a one week timeframe for work to be finished.

Igatly Spring Avenue

Visiting notables and locals in East Liverpool scene

A flurry of visitors and residents are noted in East Liverpool and nearby towns. Names include Mies Barbar of Wheelitz, Miss Minnie Maxwell, Major Powell, J N Lima, Mrs Lydia Hatnod, Mrs Ina Hazlett, and many others visiting relatives, friends, or attending events in Wellaburg, Martin’s Kerry, Steubenville, and Pittsburgh.

Ett Agaca Thompson Jotn Whittier Trondale Dehn Feney Mies Barbar Wheelitz Misa Alia Cheshta Mive Wigginton Pittsburgh Mieg Nickule Cadiz Ing Mies Matel McGraw Ming Nuttie Lawia Hag Martin'a Marty Minnie Maxwell Margaret Isvangs Myrtle Myerg Martin’e Kerry John Dickeon Edward Dickson Milas Bertha Jnowlese Woellaburg Misa Ethel J.inn Minerva, O Laugh. N

Best catch season brings 27 big black bass

Prof H W Matlack leaves for Chicago to take Grinnell Conservatory post. Social notes from New Castle News recount dinners and visits in Steubenville and Pittsburgh. A fiery Ohio Teachers’ article urges county teacher association activity and broader local engagement, plus ideas for meetings and programs.

Franka H. W. Matlack Chicago Conservatory of Munro Grinnell College, Laws Dudley Smith Cleveland G. W. Hinkle Matlack New Castle Frank Nicholson Neshannock Avenue John Caldwell Steabonville Ohto Steubenville Misa Ethel Jones Oliver Nicholson Noshannock Avenue John ©. Makeever Mra E. Mowry Pittaburg Street Henry M. Caldwell O. E. Mowry Henry GC. McCook Philadelphia McCooke Contesta Ohio Tenghar D. W. Matlack Ohio Geater Adda Teaat Ateratary Thy

Waste Con Cour sta Bie eb h ire

fragmentary OCR content yields a clipped local notice style item with unclear names and places. The readable portion suggests a municipal or public works reference but provides no concrete actions dates or outcomes to confirm ownership or deadlines.

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Death Roll of Mrs Joanera Campbell Widow of City Mayor

Mrs Joanera Campbell widow of the late mayor William T Campbell dies at Gill hospital at four minus ten minutes after four aged 46 after a long invalid condition. Born March 6 1855 in Carroll county she moved to Mingo city as a child. She married Mr Campbell in 1871 and was survived by two sons William H and Coroner George Campbell and two sisters Mrs Ella Gearing of Pittsburgh and Mrs Jennie wife of Thomas F Ga, Cincinnati. She was a member of the M E Church.

Mra Joanera Campbell Willam T. Campbell Gill Acob Campbell Chii Boeital Song Deteared John Elia Ee Carroll County Mieubenville Pie Campbel William H George Campbell Ella Gearing Pittsburgh Jennie Thotties

Longtime City Resident Dies at Parents Home

A well known city resident died Wednesday night at his parents William and Minnie Shoppe 310 Highland avens after a long illness. Born December 16 1878 in Wheeling he was 23. He lived at 228 North Eighth Street and had not worked for months due to heart illness. Survived by parents and brothers and sisters Charlie Harry August Carrie Minnie Marie Emma Virginia Lois and others. Funeral details not provided.

William Minnie Shoppe Highland Avents Shoppe Wheeling Hoe Charlie Harry August Carrie Minnie Marie Emma William Green North Eigth-street Daorham England

Death of Mrs Anna Wilcoxen in Summittville Ind

Mrs Anna Margaret Wilcoxen widow of Stephen Wilcoxen of OL years, died in Summittville Ind after visiting her son James. Survived by three sons James James of Summittville Andrew Marion Harry Aliwood, brother John T Stewart, sister Mrs Henry Coaff. Member of First M E Church. Remains to be brought home for interment Monday afternoon. Also note death of infant Jeanette, daughter of M J nna Effie Woodward of New Orleans.

John T. Stewart South Fifth Summittville Ind Anna ‘Margaret Stephen Wilcoxen Wilcoxen Jamoa Fiken Alck Stewart James Andrew Marion Harry Aliwood Henry Coaff Thin Ear First. M. E. Church

Stark Couple Celebrate Twentieth Wedding Anniversary

Today marks the twentieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Stark of this city. A picnic at Alta Mont hosted about 160 relatives and friends who gathered in the morning, shared a hearty dinner, and spent the day in social enjoyment with a supper planned for the evening. Mr Stark’s store on Market reported visitors arriving to join the celebration.

Mra Samuel Stark Altawont Atark Altamont

Steady Strength Sleep Promises Restful Night

A fragmented notice describes a local remedy claim from Dr A W Chage promising calmer nerves and renewed energy. It mentions sleep benefits and stresses the product’s safe use for weary residents, citing a nearby interest in improving daily vitality.

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