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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
3
A reflective sermon traces lifespan figures from biblical jubilee years to modern centuries. It contrasts ancient long life with contemporary aging, citing examples such as Thomas Parr and Euravaride Nyed, and notes shifts in how age is perceived across eras and religious thought.
A lecture-style reflection urges readers to view the thirties as a crucial decade for redefining careers and self understanding. It cites biblical figures and historical examples to illustrate how early success can fade and how self knowledge and reinvention become essential for lasting achievement.
The text speaks of aging with cheer, urging reliance on the supernatural and divine force. It freights stories of Daniel Webster, John Adams, and a minister’s call to faith, urging readers to prepare for old age with spiritual strength and trust in God. It shares personal anecdotes of providence, a bellwether parsonage reveal, and a call to seek divine support through life’s trials.
George Lowman, a tin plate plant worker, fell 35 feet Monday afternoon but landed on his feet and knees. Fellow worker Joe Freeland grabbed and braced for impact, likely saving Lowman from a fatal head-first fall. Lowman, bruised but not broken, was taken to Gill hospital in Mettanberger. doctors expect a quick recovery. Lowman, married and living in Mingo Junction, received only painful injuries.
Dr Philip Anderson Walker a longtime Steubenville physician died at his North Fifth Street residence after months of illness from complications. Born November 10 1827 in Rexford Turcarawaa county he trained in Cleveland and Knoxville practiced in Knoxville and Soranto before moving to Steubenville in 1880. Survived by children L H Walker Toronto W S and Emma B of Steubenville Lys wife of A Wright of Dennigan and siblings Leander and others in Missouri Charles Gustavus and Ostherina Fye of Roxford Tarcarawaa county. A Republican and M E Church member he was respected as a citizen and physician.
Melissa Soamehorn, an early resident near Portland Station Ohio, died January 26 1802 after years of infirmity. Born 1815 she lived 8 years in death, led a Christian life and served as a constable in the Presbyterian faith. Survived by sons a brother and Lena at home near Empeon and Miss Minde days. Interment details left for later.
Freedom From Joe, Lillian Allen files for divorce and restoration of her maiden name. They wed August 15, 1901. Joseph allegedly pursued her, entered her bar, and drew a revolver saying he intended to shoot her, then cursed and insulted her with offensive names.
Judge John M. Pugh of Columbus underwent a complex operation at Grant Hospital on Saturday morning. The 78 year old Probate Judge, long prominent in local service, faced serious risks due to age and infirmities but the procedure to tie the right rib between knee and ankle was completed with care. Mrs Lizzie Bradley of Senepville is noted as his wife. Pugh has served as Probate Judge for 18 years and held multiple county offices.
Ex Judge Gog drafts a reform bill allowing courts to secure a verdict after jurors, after long deliberation, indicate a preferred party. If nine jurors favor the plaintiff or the defendant, the judge directs a partial verdict or special findings, then records them as the court verdict. The proposal, discussed in the city, aims to reduce delays by a restructured jury system.
Wheeling Traction Company officials discuss line extensions to St Clairville Blanbenville and the Pan Handle Traction route. Construction to Beillant and Grabed with Steubenville line will push ahead, aiming to have both in operation by autumn or by June.
Sasherland's Dilowa A B Rutherland of Smithfield, with the engineer corps of the Wabash railroad, faces long quarantine away from home. Recurrent travel bans hinder visits as work keeps him in Ming and the family endures separation and medical delays.
A Pan Henils line wreck near Skelley’s east of the curve between 4 and 6 pm damaged two engines and several freight cars. The Steubenville wreck crew cleared the scene while engineer T. J. Murray and fireman John Toner escaped unharmed after the freight engine struck the penstraction train. Engine and tank damage reported. no injuries.
Stone masons begin work on a new viaduct in the Sixth Ward about February lat. The structure will be 30 fast wide and built on top for four tracks under the traska.
Deputy Sheriff Vorbes ed'd a Monday sale of property in Richmond Appralard at 135 dollars to Chas Ai Gille for 91 dollars. The action concerns Elizabeth B Thoms gon and Mariles A Rawling et al as parties in the case.
A lady visitor in the court room viewed a dim rear wall painting of Stenton, failing to recognize it and asking who it depicted. The scene shows the puzzled reaction and the curious imagination needed to identify the unfamiliar portrait.
Patrick Bennett a laborer and tender to bricklayers was badly hurt when a scaffold broke at the new works by the us Belle at noon. He fell twenty five feet and bricks and boards fell on him bruising his legs. He was removed to Gill hospital.
Trondisle with 1,200 residents lacks a burial ground. Merchant Mr Brant plans to purchase land near the town to lay out a cemetery with paths and driveways. He has gained some encouragement, and Irondale families currently have to travel to New Som stad or Wellsville for burials, while a hillside grave site near Irondae is abandoned due to access.
On account of ill health I have decided not to rely in any more carpet weaving this spring. Many Savnties.
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