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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

9

Miners Scale Adopts New Labor Rules Across Mines

A long, detailed proposed scale for mining labor sets out wage and working conditions. Key provisions include a base rate per ton of ore, machine scale adjustments, day labor percentages, idle day rules, room and track provisions, rolla and quarry pricing, two-room per two workers standard, and a two week contract clause. The document assigns rates by mine width, equipment, and work type, with penalties for violations and conditions for pay related to mining tasks. It also covers coal pricing, entry rates, and conditions for parting, drilling, and bushings.

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Control battle over West Virginia coal fields and rail interests

The article reports a power struggle among the Pennsylvania and Wabash railroads for control of West Virginia Central and coal holdings in West Virginia, eastern Ohio, and eastern Kentucky. It notes negotiations, potential sales, and a broader battle for undisputed access to the Roberts seam. The piece traces prior consolidations since 1908 and suggests the Gould faction may pursue a similar strategy amid a broader railway expansion.

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Fragmented legal notice outlines estate matters and guardianship

Disjointed text references accounts passed and various executors and guardians. Mentions estate administration, payments, and orders in Wayne township, with names such as J Alexander and Allen Boyd. Details are fragmentary but indicate probate actions and ward real estate later duties.

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Court Ban Delayed Proceedings Over Unclear Act

A garbled court order outlines a ban tied to a Talrphony Act. Widespread confusion as witnesses, including named parties, faced delays and accommodation terms. The long unraveling process caused postponements and raised expectations for a potential dismissal or halt.

Chaotic court notes and sports clash amid a crowded docket

A crowded courtroom discussion features a grand jury resolution thanking A. O. Lewis and a tense lineup of criminal proceedings. In a separate note, Beaver College’s basketball team challenges the Ohio Valley champions, with mentions of Honner and coach turnover, orchestra music, and claims of a strong trip.

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Burials and Graveyards in the Annapolis Area

The fragment describes burial grounds near Annapolis and surrounding areas. It notes the ancient Mount Hope and other cemeteries, with mentions of churchyards, family plots, and a Revolutionary era gravesite. It emphasizes well kept grounds, dates dating back to 1610, and the region’s historical burial places.

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Bank Officers Elevate Local Banks As Community Strength

The Banks of Stoubengilly and surrounding institutions unveil a comprehensive deposit report showing total resources near 1 047 928 00. Directors include W. T. Moanton and D. McGowan. Officers emphasize unity and shared prosperity with strong local confidence.

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Conductor faces breach of promise suit over marriage demand

Devon a conductor on the Broobsnville Mingo Ohio Valley line sues Vesnla Morris of Quaker City for 1030 dollars claiming breach of promise to marry. Judgment totals include 705 against unknowns, 373.57 to Shale & Brother, and 100 to Lyon Brow & Co, with local references to Douglaseys carpet store and Deputy Vortrurth.

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Mrs Jemima McGrew Rites Held At Columbus Depot

Mrs Jemima O Kimball McGrew widow of James O McGrew and longtime temperance and WCTU worker, died recently after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at the family residence with tributes from friends and civic leaders. Her career included leadership in temperance work and education, and she was deeply revered in her Ohio community and beyond for charitable acts and steadfast faith. Her surviving children and several relatives mourn her passing.

Death of Apines Murray Surfaces in Local Obituary

Apines Murray died at home on Tuesday evening after a month in confinement. Born in Ireland, he came to this country 47 years ago and lived here many years. He was married to Bridges Kilroy, who preceded him in death months ago, and is survived by six children: T. J., J. D. at home. Mrs. Frank Oburst, Philadelphia. Mrs. M. A. Hot Mab, Pittsburgh. Mrs. Larry Long, Alea. Jamas Thornbecry, Brightop. Murray was long a respected citizen employed by the Old Verregon Iron Werke Co. He was a devout member of Holy Name Church. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.

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Matan Meal Promoters Meet in Pittsburgh Over Land Claim

Thomas Malan traveled to Pittsburgh last evening by telegraph to meet promoters of a deal seeking to locate feeder routes and the Mawan lands below the lower ferry on the West Virginia side of the river.

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Unclear local notices and social items with multiple names

A garbled 19th century community page lists numerous individuals and events. It mentions births, weddings, religious activities, meetings, travel, and local society notices in scattered fashion, with many misspellings and broken phrases limiting precise details.

Local News Bits Full of Tragic Incidents

A scattered report from Martins Ferry Bridgeport and surrounding areas details accidents and deaths. Notable events include a man bound over for shooting near Portland Station after a gunfight, a Wheeling car struck by a train with one dead and several injured, and a corporal executed for killing a native on Dailippine island. Other items reference a fatal paddle steamer collision, a burial from Bridgeport church, and a child crushed by a car wheel.

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Ollera Elected Amid Turmoil in Local Office Races

Ollera Elected and Harmonie Lolge listed among local officers for the upcoming term. The slate includes M. M. Robe as Foreman, W. Gunn as Recorder, J. Ly Buster as Financier, Henry G. L. Schooter as Receiver, and other named officials such as W. Mettanberger and Justus Mild for various roles, with Edward Franke serving as an alternate. The fragmentary report outlines several positions and names within the community government.

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Coal deal ties up major land for new Lake Erie mine

A Chicago based coal company secured a large tract near Lake Erie in Allions County, purchased from Hopedale interests. The deal involves 41 parcels totaling about four thousand acres and excludes a road front parcel under construction. Officials expect full closure by early next year, with future mines projected to need around fifteen hundred workers. The Wabash railroad and executives accompanied by local purchasing officials viewed the signing.

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Local man charged with duel and release sparks talk

A garbled report from Tri-State era mentions a local man George Doke charged with something like trying to kill, then released. The piece also references a court case, factory ownership shifts, and a January parish meeting with various community notes and incidents.

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