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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
2
The Herald-Star marks its centennial in 1906 with a late but grand special issue. Despite delays and imperfect execution, editors boast the paper’s size and illustrations and express hope readers gain profit and pleasure from the edition.
In a stream of editorial and opinion notes from Ohio’s Herald Star, references span Teddy Roosevelt’s poker gesture to Senate moves, Harry Daugherty’s Fairbanks endorsement, Congressman Burton’s stance, Gov Swettenham’s image, Senator Dick on dual Presidential candidates, and hints about a Brownsville probe winding down around the year 2000, all reflecting debate over constitutional rights and political maneuvers.
A satirical take targets an outspoken man or meddlesome Matty figure in the crowd provoking contempt. The columnist notes humor can fail and public scolding may arise when personalities clash in noisy public spaces.
A satirical note questions paying Congress members seven thousand five hundred dollars yearly for public service. It implies many lawmakers lack substantial thought over a lifetime.
The piece portrays anti-Roosevelt Senate leaders grumbling over the President's actions, likening their predicament to biting into a ripe lemon. It characterizes their response as returning to past tactics and timbers in frustration.
The HeraldStar notes Freddie Fairbanks riding a local surge in Jeffersons County, suggesting he would run better for the presidency than his distinguished father. The piece frames Freddie as a rising figure on the popular wave in the area.
A reflective note extols the enduring goodness in people and the world. It contrasts rough struggles with a heart that finds peace in a glad, sweet song and optimistic outlook.
A Texas vote places Bailey in the U S Senate while officials launch inquiries into his conduct. The commentary notes a high sense of honor and cites Provocative remarks attributed to Madame De Staale, contrasting opinions on men and dogs, with emphasis on regional bias and public perception.
The item accuses two U. S. Senators Elkins and Beattie of supporting corporate interests. It contrasts Elkins as brainy but notes Scott as a mere follower, while remarks Ohioans should beware retaliation for loud critiques.
A Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the M. E. Parsonage in Wintersville united Miss Nellie Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Ford Island Creek township and Mr Charles A Cattrell a Holt farmer. Rev E S Bower officiated at three o clock. An elegant dinner followed at six with thirty guests. The bride wore black silk and the couple received many fine gifts as they begin their new home.
A Breneman farm gusher in Hancock County West Virginia is reported by Steuben Oil & Gas Co to yield about a barrel daily. In the county, social guests from multiple towns attended events, including Clarence and Edward Bowers from Wintersville and Miss Emma Warren of Center Chapel, among others. Roads across the river have sunk over a foot, raising fears of a repeat major slip as river traffic and the Pewsky railroad tracks face disruption. crews work to stabilize the line from the bridge to Mahan's Creek.
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