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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
13
The item lists subscription rates and promotions, discusses legislative actions, defense spending, and public affairs commentary. It mentions the cost of a yearly subscription, a three month trial, and a single copy price, then shifts to opinions on taxation, governance, and naval strength, citing the Naval Register and U S Navy data from 1902.
In the Steubenville versus Steubenville Holders dispute the Nast Liberty basketball digest notes a tense rival encounter. Seibel, manager of Nast Liberty, questions paying for stakes while discussing the potential for action if Steubenville demands more money, with the final score cited as 12 to 10 in favor of Baet Lis erty.
The notice chronicles the death of Lewis Anderson born in North Thad atreston and a long-time local figure. It notes his education, public service including two terms on the city council and water works trust, and his status as a respected elder. It also reports his daughter Mia, granddaughter, and several survivors, alongside other obituaries and estate transfers occupying the page.
Fragments describe a robbery tied to a person named Darrah and a hotel incident. The narrative references pack items, witnesses, and a court hearing set for a future date, with mention of locations and various individuals involved in the chaotic event.
A chaotic incident last night led to a large robbery and property destruction. Thieves struck during the night, taking belongings from a local residence and causing substantial damage to a building described as demolished by an unknown perpetrator. Local authorities investigate.
A railroad accident on the Harlem division of the New York Central results in damages and claims by victims. Reports indicate multiple deaths and many injuries while investigators review signals and track conditions. Officials note a tunnel horror and misapplied signals as contributing factors.
The church gathered for a meeting with officers listed including Clerk Miss J Lepie Treasurer God Weber and Organist Miss Laura Dawson. Weekly prayer services will be held tonight and tomorrow night. Rev C Merril will dissolve duties as pastor on Sunday Jan 16 with resignation effective that week.
Warrington's R. Stark named pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Frankfort with a $2000 yearly salary. The article profiles Stark's education at Adrian and Wooster, prior Chicago ministry, and recent scholarly work. It notes Frankfort's population, church strength in the Presbytery of Crawfordsville, and local developments including a street addition purchase.
A Senate committee exonerates Lieut Belaland from weapon conspiracy links and clears Navy Secretary Avon and War Secretary Neikiejuba. The report endorses executive department restructuring and notes veterans’ memorials and a large audience at a reception hosted by Dy and Mrs. Shively amid a busy Saturday with local political activity and civic improvements.
Police pursue a banker named Palmer and associates including Dane Paice and Eliasitia Minats in a fraud case involving fake oil deals and motor parts. The suspect allegedly moved funds through a network to promote a failing air invention company while seeking air and liquid fuel exploitation profits. Extradition requested to Ireland.
A Chicago train last night left one man badly burned and another unnamed suspect fled the scene. Eyewitnesses report an unknown assailant threw an acid or similar substance, shouting that the wrong man had been targeted before escaping.
A fire injures Mrs Olime and infant after occupants escape through a window with $500 in cash burned. A attempted robbery at the Southern Mines National Bank near St. Louis is foiled by a night watchman who fires on bandits. Reports mention heirs in New Brighton and Mingo, property disputes and a pension granted to a Marine. A family plans to move to Mingo and a wedding near Miletta is described with details of the ceremony and guests.
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Company expands control of Huron dock property and overhauls facilities at Brownstown and nearby lines. A $15,000,000 expenditure will modernize coal handling. 11000 tons of rails ordered to relay routes from Toledo to Wheeling and beyond. The project aims to boost trade with Cleveland Navarre and prepare for the Pittsburgh route opening as Gould system reforms reshape regional rail business.
A jumble of misread notices and ads recounts a city literary event with names like Skah and Thomas Kuroa, a gas mantle advertisement from the Tri State Gas Company, and a tangled note on missing goods shipped to Dennieon. The piece hints at investigations into misdelivered items and unsettled commerce amid a chaotic local page.
Coal Marchese and associates report that the Coal Company has purchased 17 000 dollars worth of property in the Hocking Valley. The move aims to remove competition from the coal trade with the northwest region.
The House continued debate on the lethmian parallelogram proposal with Mr Osman urging route flexibility. The Ways and Means Committee directed hearings for the eight hour bill with opponents including Judge J K McQuarm of Cramp s L J H Papsom of Newport News Ship Building and H Mion representing New York interests.
In Washington on January 6 the largest banquet ever held under the aid White Hugeoill be hosted as the annual diplomatic dinner. It is expected to outnumber any prior event and include about five or six meetings touching the great whites ard with the President's bread chest and wine. The banquet will be held in the east room, a first for such a barquet.
Fragmentary text shows unclear names and actions. It mentions the House, cheering, threats, and proposals with jumbled phrasing making details hard to confirm.
Paarkernburg Wa Jan 4 Col Nelson John 4 McGraw and Melvilte D Post creditors of the Plemington Coal company with offices in New York and mines Infant Virginia have prevented petition to save the company and declared an involuntary bankruptcy. Assets are said to be $500000 with liabilities well in excess. The case will be heard today and is described as the largest bankruptcy before the court.
A memorial note from the Ameri Missionary association calls on churches across the country to observe Abraham Lincoln’s birthday on February 12. It highlights Lincoln’s early life, the spread of churches and Sabbath schools, and the group’s work aiding colored people through training, citizenship, and Christian responsibility, as urged by Lincoln.
New York January 6 A congregation meeting at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will be held January 16 to consider extending a call to Rev J Blevenson of Chicago who has taught history for eight years at McCormick Seminary after studying in Germany. The meeting follows the death of former pastor Dr George Purves.
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