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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
16
The notice advertises a post holiday sale with rapid stock turnover and bargains on overcoatings, suits, robes, house coats, and novelties at reduced prices. It emphasizes customer demand, big savings, and a rapid sweep of inventory.
A chaotic 1902 city page notes divorce and minor custody actions, a grand jury session, a dangerous dynamite scare near a railroad tunnel, a fatality and injuries from a bridge area incident, a sheriff transition, and local society and crime snippets including a woman’s marriage licenses and a child’s fall. It mentions Reed, Catherine, and multiple local names and places with scattered dates and events.
A hearing on the motion for nosw ital to the case of L, EK, A. & W. KR. R. vs Kitheart et al was held and the rulings overruled. Guardianship actions include David Aten ordered to sell real estate in Toronto and other adoptions and petitions granted. Executorships and estate matters across Steubenville and Stenbeville noted with bonds and payments. Preceding filings and a county road widening decision are referenced.
The death of Mrs Doyle widow of Joseph C Doyle surprised many friends in the city. Born Oct 9 1828 in Steubenville she married Joseph C Doyle in 1847. She was a member of St Pauls church and left a wide circle of friends. Also reported: Mrs E G Holmes died and internment planned in Countant villa Pennsylvania. Three year old Robert Ingram died at Fisher's Hill this afternoon.
A Saturday evening source reports Steubenville’s grand total for building operations rising in 1902, with $4,000,000 estimates for Mehon and Nechohkon projects and many structures described. Revisions note technical errors, including a corrected Agurer net of $19,000 and an adjusted 1,200 total. Multiple properties and stores on North Street and South Sixth Avenue are detailed with significant expenditures, including a brick bake shop and brick ware room.
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