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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1901
Page
4
A jumble of brief items notes subscription prices, a Gulf coast storm impact, and political chatter. It mentions Bryan, Morgan, U S Steel profits, a Virginia conductor ejecting a fare refuser, and a scattered history of an Indian name tied to a local park project.
Saturday notes mention Bat sara RNG and 8110.70 with sitersete 7 uly 1. A Be Plitsburgh coin sale to Mor ruetee appears in the fragment. References include Bos, Malone,Robineo and other unclear names with printed books and age hints. The legible parts suggest a ledger or trade listing with partial names and figures.
Miss Maudad daughter of Mrs W H Robinson and Mr Harry O Davidson wed at the Robinson residence on South High street in a Green and White ceremony. Rev Dr Irwin officiated and the couple received hearty congratulations before a quiet late reception and serenade. Guests from several towns attended. the bride, a prominent OS X club member, wore white chiffon and carried white roses. The groom, a telegraph operator at Wolving Junction, is noted for talent and popularity.
Wm H Campbell as administrator sues Marehall Construction Co for 9109,000 in damages for the death of James Porter who fell 60 feet from a truss at a new structure on July 10. Porter, 38, laborer, left wife and two children, was supervised by foreman Frad Potts. Allegations claim Potts ordered Porter to work on an iron rafter in a dangerous, incorrectly sized position and that negligence left a short, unsafe work area. Porter died from multiple injuries including a broken neck and skull fracture. The suit alleges Potts’s conduct and unsafe conditions caused the fatal accident.
Thos Evang presented a history for the Flint and Lime Glass Manufacturers Association outlining lamp chimney origins from Argand burners in Paris to early U.S. production, growth from 1870 to 1890, the 1889 machine era by Macbeth Evans, and a rapid post 1890 decline with few firms remaining as new lighting technologies and rapid changes reshape the trade.
The Pennsylvania lines announce excursion tickets to the soldiers' reunion at Steubenville on August 29 from Dennison Cadiz East Liverpool Irondale Bellaire and intermediate points. Round trip fare is one and one third. Tickets go on sale August 28 and 29 with return valid until close of the 30th.
Youngstown Ohio August 10 officials of the American Steel Hoop company and the plant employer will meet today at the suggestion of the company. They seek to explain the proposition to the workers and discuss argo this year's scale. The puddlers oppose the conference and the rules bar it. Some finishers may attend though vice president Ward told men to stay away. Company aims to win over salaried finishers as Pittsburg mills have reopened. No change at Ohio steel or tube works, both operating as usual.
Rome August 19 the pope held a reception on St. Joachim's Day attended by 30 cardinals and about 150 archbishops and bishops. He spoke of the steady progress of the Roman Catholic church especially in the Vaulted States and Great Britain and exchanged remarks with clergy.
In a July speech, Dr. Talmage argues women belong in home spheres with spiritual and moral leadership. He asserts women’s influence shapes presidents and nations through family, faith, and virtue, condemning blanket limits on female roles and urging respect for a woman’s capacity to vote and lead in society. The orator extols home as a crown of power, eclipsing political offices in importance.
A preacher laments dissipated fashion and urges women to turn to God, promising eternal rescue through faith. The dream sequence contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual destitution, ending with a heavenly welcome to the faithful and a sense of timeless gathering beyond death.
Fine imported Dimitros Madras dotted Swisses Chanbray and Ginghams Silky Ponges closely resembling silk wa have all colors and styles and plenty for all 18c and 20c values for 15 cents Extra good values in India new s Fancy White Goods and Piques at 100 140 196 and 25a Imported Persian Lawns superfine quality worth fia for wey ee
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