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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
15
Fragmented passage discusses deration of teachers and civil education, urging government action. Mentions patriotic duty, reforms in schooling and community support, with notes on scholarships, boards, and broader civic education goals. References Minnesota context and calls for unified educational institutions and border education policies.
The text argues for strengthening national life through education, asserting teachers’ efficiency hinges on health, personal character, education, and professional ability. It condemns board politics and mercenary motives, urging careful selection and training of teachers to sustain republican governance and loyalty.
Funeral service for Mrs Flora Arcald conducted by Rev WM at Zion Latheran church with pallbearers John Shaster and others. Prayer and gospel meetings planned at Peaoytren Caoureh of Barghols on Monday night February 10. Cowper has begun suit against Anhue Cipputs with attached warrant and claims against several named parties.
Fragmentary OCR describes a chaotic scene with mentions of a Hamilton location, a drink incident, and a person restrained or aided by a friend. Details are garbled, names and actions unclear, making precise reconstruction difficult.
Four youths faced Mayor J. Shavdale on a charge described as drawing now balleys along the city walk by South Fourth Street. Two of the youths were fined and cautioned. the other two discharged. The boys paid their fines.
A disordered report notes Sacket Hell and Hig planned a basketball game against Porgday on Februery th but postponed due to Major Luagoo and luck M62 2 B. The roster lists Yeager Grows Binderr Banofthes and AO team members Corb dian Hoberte. The event targets a late Thursday night, with unclear venue and competing teams preparing to prevent YM.
The jury found John Bell guilty in a high-profile case yesterday after a long trial. Sentencing was postponed as the defense seeks new submissions while witnesses and local figures attend court in Wheeling and nearby areas.
George Surly a native of Sten house died at Beaver fade on Monday afternoon after a long illness. Surly left a widow and four sons in Pittsburgh area. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and had moved from Staubesnyille to Yorkville about two years ago. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o clock with burial in Tileonvids mound. The death of Mrs Brkons of Yorkville, a respected citizen, occurred Sunday morning after a long illness. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at go o clock with interment in Tileonvids mound.
The report notes frigid conditions affecting early morning activities with a warning about thawing. A mild thaw near noon caused temperatures to rise above freezing and kept several tasks on hold as workers attempted to thaw frozen water lines and pipes.
Tallaghir Nol Kigih Wiliam Gallagher entered Krevdivan's area on Synth Hitch street Saturday morning, forcing entry through a window. He traveled toward Broutmaville and Warrenton, carrying a plank and bearing unsettled debts. Relatives in Ditonvale have not engaged. he will be held for further inquiry.
A fragmented report describes a community gathering at Humilingif parsonage with informal dining, reports of expenses, and plans for upcoming events. Names and roles appear through garbled text, referencing figures such as Captain and Gruber among others, with mentions of dinners, wine, and local social activities.
A disastrous blaze devastated the Nigh Brothers brick works on Prospecs ward, destroying the drying shed, boiler and engine room, with only the kilns and a shed surviving. The fire started in the drying area and rapidly spread, fueled by halogen atmospheres and strong winds from the north. The plant, owned by Ross, Wink, Miz and Ubaries Nichiteon, had been operating only a few weeks, with an estimated loss of around 40,000. Firefighters battled the flames, but the damage was extensive and the site was deemed dangerous for further assessment.
Fragmented OCR text reports multiple brief items including payments, personnel moves, a fire department official’s city visit, and legal actions. It references A W Borden, Geo Ko Whaters, Supt. of the opan hearth department, New Cumberland, Renalde Runyon, McGowan Hrothass, and Walser and McGoran in terse, unnamed local contexts.
A long account recalls Capt Mary once at Steubenville and the Allegheny steamers. The Computer, Capt Sam Tyler, ran Pittsburgh to New Orleans in under six days, leaving Monday morning and arriving Saturday night, in March. Clerks W C Rateon and Asa Shepard aboard. cargo included dairy fats and other wares. fuel stops limited. vessel home port Wellsville Ohio. Other ships and owners named. wages and era noted. river conditions described. multiple vessels and routes mentioned.
A partial OCR recounts a tale from Stanbynville and Brubenville era figures. Keath, near death, seeks help from James Moane and Means at a foundry. The narrative notes fraud, a missing sum, and a warning about a ledge of old iron, with references to a foundry and dire consequences.
Fragmented notice promotes A W Vouse's Nocva bin Ageta nerve pills and remedies for digestion headaches and general weakness. Cites Dr A W Ghase and W Chase Michelue stores, with assorted names and locations.
A report notes General Heath touring London and detailing army involvement in temperance work. He emphasizes organized efforts to curb drinking by saloon keepers and local citizens, linking them to broader reform goals and reductions in vice.
Fragmentary report outlines a Republican caucus meeting in Washington to discuss the coming election and potential action on Crompucker and Cowan representation, with debate over southern suffrage and related measures amid unsettled legislative plans.
The passage presents garbled OCR of a wartime discourse praising a German leader and discussing health, loyalty, and public belief. It mentions Avila, cities, and an implied program, but the meaning is obscured by misspellings and errors, making precise facts hard to extract.
Butler city officials dispute the county commissioners over a fifty dollar or reward amount and claim the full five hundred dollar reward for a capture. Officials doubt the commissioners will hurry to approve the claim.
A train wreck near Weston injured several workers and passengers when a trestle collapsed amid a blaze. Fireman AW and crew from World Vee fought the flames, with emergency personnel dispatched from AKOTA and other towns to reach the scene. Local officials secured the wreckage as investigators began.
A Philadelphia family suffered multiple deaths from extreme hunger as a winter crisis left three elderly relatives and two younger members malnourished. Maury Wright, 82, and Soyeph Wright, 90, perished along with others in dire care, while relatives and guardians struggled to provide basic sustenance amid harsh conditions.
A blaze swept a school at dawn injuring nothing but causing panic among students. Principal ordered an orderly exit as flames consumed the building, with several children evacuated to safety. The total damage was estimated near a thousand dollars.
A report from the Judiciary Committee indicates favorable action on a bill related to labor and interstate commerce. The measure clarifies that certain combinations of employers and employees engaged in interstate commerce are not per se violations of restraint of trade, and emphasizes remedying disputes through adjustment mechanisms rather than harsher penalties.
An avalanche from Mount Dubratel swept the village of Ulelberg near Valleche, Austria. Several residents are reported killed, with the disaster overwhelming the town and delaying rescue efforts while authorities assess the casualties.
Miss Ethel Jackson of New York and J Pred Zimmerman Jr business manager at Chestnut Street theater were married in Philadelphia. The brief ceremony united prominent theater and entertainment figures from the city and beyond.
Lupeastey Feb 4. Benjamin Hershey a leading farmer and butcher of Landisville shot himself in the temple causing instant death. The act appears to be suicide possibly linked to distress and local rumors. Neighbors report no prior threats and the body lies at the Hershey home with police investigation pending.
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