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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1901

Page

2

Early Methodist Church Origins in 1815 Region

The record describes an 1815 organized Methodist Protestant movement in a region tied to Davis McMasters and Belinda, noting a small brick church on ground owned by McMasters and later additions. It mentions Rev J B who led Ohio Patriot era efforts, references Rev Willfas Bawdall Pentingio and other ministers, and details property deeds, land, and local church evolution amid tensions and reorganizations.

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W. L. E. Changes Plan New Navarre Yard and Shops

The Mansfield Timex reports plans for a large new yard and repair shops at Navarre near the Wheeling & Lake Erie line to serve Cleveland and Toledo routes. The yard will be the largest in the area with modern shop buildings. Work to begin soon and be rushed to completion for the new yard to be ready for use by the time the Pittsburgh line connects. A division terminal for the U C & I will be at Navarre, with lines to Cleveland and Zanesville.

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Death of Parson Mudse Amo in Staubonville

Parson Mudse Amo, a well known clergyman of Staubonville, died at his residence on Wednesday morning at 6 15. He was 84. Born August 28, 1784, he had served in the Civil War and held multiple local offices. Survived by his wife and two children, with a brother and several relatives in the area.

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Fragmentary OCR Of Local Notices And Listings

Fragmented readable items include numbers dates places and names in a local page of notices. Mentions Oregon California dates and and various unclear entries referencing buyers prices vessels and personal notices. High uncertainty remains due to garbled text.

Fragmented notices of property bids and transfers from local records

OCR text shows multiple garbled items including property transfers, bids and legal notices. Readable fragments mention real estate, bids, vendors, and individuals like Logan and F. Morie. The readable content suggests a local legal notices page recording land sales, ownership changes and associated dates.

Wildly miscaptioned rumors fuel local gossip in valley

The article reports on sensational tales spread by two State Senators allied with Senator Binks opposition. It notes the funeral of William Maynard after a Pan Handle train accident and mentions smallpox cases in Wilburg. Schools plan to close for the week. various local events touch Point Pleasant and nearby towns with appointments and notices.

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Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sapp at Shad Glen

Mr and Mrs Joseph Sapp of Shad Glen observed their wedding anniversary at home today. About 765 guests attended a large family dinner at the old homestead.

Joseph Sapp Shad Glen

Injured Laborer Kinsey Hurt On Fan Handle Work Train

Low Kinsey a laborer on the Fan Handle work train was injured while unloading rails a few miles east of Boweraton when a rail slipped and felled him. He was taken to Dannison with a badly crushed foot. his condition was described as serious but not life threatening, and he was returned home for care.

Low Kinsey Boweraton Toor Dannison Mombur Kinsdy

Knights of Pythias meeting lists many names and roles

A regular meeting of Wirtka Coswe No 83 Knights of Pythias was held in Cartis ball Tuesday evening December 8. The program included officers and members named such as Master of Oaks J Hall Prelate W Weelby Ny Miewming Master of Aras Fielding and Guard Edward More. Several attendees are noted, including Mrs Ada Boh and Mrs Hoburay.

Wirtka Coswe Knights of Pythias Cartis Tueday Taylors

Wedding of Mr and Mrs Dever in Whitfield

The ceremony featured white and pink decorations and a chandelier bouquet. Mrs Augusting Burn presided, and Violinist De Ringer accompanied the bridal party. Guests from Wheeling Cadiz Ohio Wallsville and Tillaboreh attended. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Fisher and the groom a junior Millar Dever, both set to host after December 10.

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Local notices and visits from various towns people

A jumble of social mentions from the region lists visits, guests, and small events. Names include Mrs Fred Oquensey, Miss Katherine Bair, Miss Obriette Yingling, Mrs Jessie Byers, Miss Elizabeth Jarvis, and Mrs Margaret Conley. Also noted are travel to Steubenville, Wellsville, and Wellasburg for visits, entertainment, and business, with a death in Steubenville from paralytic attack and other regional society activity.

Morri Bilan Loth China Mira Genpra Dring Veh Herman Moonich, Jr Pittaburgh Faberaon Mra Fred Oqneensy Pittsburgh J. Ap Kitheart New Cumberberland Milas Katherine Bair Mies Obriate’ Yingling New Connerstown Mise Jessie Byers Tilas Margaret Conley Stenbdenville E. L John Hardy Stevbenville Vernon Chamberlain Wellaburg Mia Margaret Mardy Minga Joe Everbar James’ Dunn Elizabeth Jarvis Epworth Everardy Deayer & Rio Tlrry Everett Wietiigee Fire & ‘Marive Insuranca Co Mia Adda Dickerson Nse Dunsan Qlarkgbarg Wii Ve Bisthatreet Miae Wmlo Manin Yeaterday Steubenville Wimal Thia City Boat Liverpool Review Thomas Hardy Mingo Junction Ohio Tienuile John Mardy Charies F. Miller Dazensville Va'c Alice May Chapman Britang Squire Kithonns Reav Mulivaine Toren Toys Oroas Creek Wm jCooder Knoxville

Local society notes and church visit reports

A Wheeling resident and Alika Beaumen P King of Waterton were not married at Mrs O N Benober’s Wheatog residence. Couples from Leas ¢ine and others are mentioned, with social visits and a dedication ceremony planned for Wiltata McKiney Halt at Massillon State Hospital on Dec 19. A Mrs. B D Winvig and Rev I A Brown are noted for church engagements and a pastor’s visit to Rev Dr Thripp in West Lafayette after a neck injury incident.

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Irondale News Week Delays and Local Visits

Irondale and nearby towns report slow work at the East Ohio Bowerpipe due to scarce labor. Thanksgiving events draw families to Inverneas and Chratout Grova M. B. church, with Margaret and Bertha Hortepint Thanesgiving hosting relatives. Miss Kate Thomson entertained a guest from Lintos, Attorney Joy S. Paisley of Stoubinville visits family in Irwin. Various locals, including D. J. Edwards of Avonmore and S. Bo Lawcon at Mt. Union, spend time with friends and relatives. school breaks and travel notes fill the week.

Miston Margaret Bertha Hortepint Inverneas Ald Tecinty Chratout Grova M. B Ormuulestoner Royer Kate Thomson Miss Due Lintos Joy S. Paisley Stoubinville Bank En Obariga G. Reed Irwin East Ohio D. J. Edwards Avonmore Bo Law ¢N Mt. Union Collegs Tomen Gilso Big Bruther Richard Portladaboatiog M’sa Knuth Bevington Vonsminedner Kurr Brush Creek Township Howell Williama,Jr Bilwood City Parenta

Huntsman party reports scarce rabbits on tour in Toronto

Special Correspondence notes hunters Ry M Francy James Gieno Billy Myera and Joseph Champeen from Toronto touring for rabbits with scarce returns. L George, once blinded by a severe eye burn, was jolted by the injury but is recovering. Thanksgiving passed without mishap as bills and ads warn of winter prices.

Herald-Star Ry- M Francy James Gieno Billy Myera Joseph Champeen Toronto George Farinure Agertis

Homeopathic Cold Prevention Ad From 19th Century Ad

An old advertisement text references remedies for cold prevention and bodily protection during temperature changes. It mentions a “Homeopathic Medicine Co.” at William and John streets in New York and a mail offer for doctors’ books at no charge. The passage reflects era advertising language and scattered OCR errors.

Dogtor Homeopathic Medicine Co Corny Wiliam John Itracts New York

Genuine Cascareti Candy Warns Against Counterfeits

Consumer advisory urges buyers to demand genuine Cascareti tablets stamped C, C, C. Warns against substitutes, imitations, or bulk purchases from druggists. Emphasizes authenticity to ensure product quality and safety.

Street Railway Sold in Canton and Massillon

Protracted negotiations end with the transfer of the Canton Massillon electric railway to Philadelphia interests. The property includes Canton and Massillon local lines, an eight mile interurban, and a Massillon to Navarre segment. Purchasers reportedly align with the Viking Widener syndicate, with word North Ohio Traction to take formal possession within six days.

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Suspected Robbery Suspect Arrested in Mansfield Ohio

Dean John Smith, a stranger claiming Cleveland address 165 Superior Street, was taken into custody in Mansfield as a suspected robber. The 68 machinist, recently employed in Pittsburg, sustained wounds with about 20 bullets found on his body. One robbery victim was shot in the neck and back but escaped with companions.

Mansfield O. Mansfield Dean Ohn Smith Superior Street Cleveland Pittsburg Machinist Obb&ra

Booth Not Seriously Hurt in Colorado Springs Appearance

The report of Maud Rallington Booth’s illness proved exaggerated. She spoke at a Hillary event and again in the evening at a public meeting at the college. Reappearing during Senator Delorwind’s visit, she seemed partly well.

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Surplus and Treasury Advances Highlight Gage Report

Washington December 5 The Secretary of the Treasury presents the Gage report detailing a fiscal year ending June 30 1901 receipts of 699 316 530 02 expenditures 621 098 546 54 surplus 77 717 984 38 compared with 1900 higher receipts and expenditures. current year projected receipts 088 633 042 and expenditures 58 633 042 net surplus near 100 000 000. The report notes gold holdings rise and silver notes shift, with large denominations expanding and a growing gold share of currency. It covers national bank capital changes banks organized liquidated and receivership, and foreign trade showing exports surpassing imports by 93 million and a Philippine trade rise. It advocates a robust American merchant marine and a national ocean mail service, arguing temporary navigation subsidies justified to spur shipbuilding and reduce dependence on European naval powers.

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Miss Stone Alive Reported Held by Brigands in Bulgaria

Washington dispatches confirm Consul General Dickinson cabled from Constantinople that Miss Stone and Mme Tsilka remain in brigand custody in the woods of Guluipe Bulgaria. The report notes prior silence about Miss Rilen M Stone and suggests a mission burial may be near completion, with uncertainty over the captives’ location.

Washington Dickinson Constantinople Miss Stone Mme. Tsilka Guluipe Bulgaria Miss . Rilen Stone Mins Otere Motvather Madame Tsuka

Weather forecast for Ohio and nearby states

Ohio fall weather today shows wild warmth in the northwest. Tomorrow cloudiness increases with possible rain or snow along the lake and warmer conditions in the south and center. Light variable winds become fresh southeast. Western Pennsylvania sees partly cloudy conditions today with increasing cloudiness tomorrow and warmer temperatures with light variable winds turning fresh southeast. West Virginia remains fair today and tomorrow with warmer weather and variable winds.

Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia

Crowley Banned From Cathedral for Unseemly Conduct

Chicago reports Father Jeremiah J. Crowley remains barred from worship at the Cathedral of the Holy Name after apologizing to Cardinal and facing court action. Injunction proceedings to enter the church were postponed. judge kept Crowley under oath not to worship in his parish while case status remains unresolved.

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