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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
1
Fragmented 1900s style notes recount McKinxry and Epwarp interactions, Molavenn bribery probe, Aguinaldo urging Caillos to exit war, canalization missteps, Carnegie library gift acceptance by universities, Gillman wary of library abundance, Mrs McKinley’s health uncertain, Went Point suspensions, Bryan criticizes Supreme Court decision.
Camille FlamManion releases a new book titled Myta The Trouble claiming the work is more imaginative than scientific. The author promotes a creative approach, focusing on story and invention over strict analysis.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a blaze consuming valuable manuscripts and mentions a malevolent force or "foreign devil" in connection with the incident. The text is incomplete, offering few verifiable names or dates.
Democratic observers critique the Supremo ruling while noting it required the concurrence of two Democratic Duatigas amid partisan rhetoric. The fragment signals political tension and cross factional impacts without clear details or context.
New York June 6 A sweeping order bars immigrants with tuberculosis from all United States ports. The directive, issued by the Superintendent of Immigration powdery, supersedes prior boards of special inquiry and is mandatory statewide.
Probate Judge James R. Goodwin appeals to police to stop Mrs. Arns Alexander from haunting his office and residence. He warned her to stay away. she ignored the warning, prompting the judge to seek protection.
Major George Arthur just back from the Philippines was found dead in a chair at the Weddall House around 2 am. Indications suggested poisoning. He was the son of P. M. Arthur of the Brotherhood.
The column reports the marriage of Toca Briers and Flora Sheete by Squire Kithcart yesterday, illness of Daniel Lush returning from Gould's, a docket dismissal for Haworth & Dewhurst vs D Myers, and the death of Homer Cameron at the State University in Amos. It notes remodeling contracts for Zon Lutheran church and mentions ongoing circuit court sessions in Canbridge with Judge Coe to be featured, plus a critique of an educational exhibit led by Dr Benny O McCook.
The readable fragments name several individuals and places, including Garfield, Pioriado, Elisa, J. Riddle, and Beary, with unclear actions. Mentions of dates, amounts, and locations are partially legible but lack cohesive context or identifiable event.
The wife of Kentucky Governor Beckham visited a Trappist abbey where women are normally barred. A 20 guest party accompanied her, including bishops, while the abbot and prior escorted the visitors through the monastery’s chapters, dormitory, refectory and chapel. The monastic rules restrict speech to abbots on work matters, and the monks preserve strict silence amid austere surroundings.
A violent June storm hit Zanesville causing two deaths, two fatally injured, and about a dozen with serious injuries. Buckskin Bill's Wild West show tents tore free, injuring many as crowds fled. Lightning struck nearby homes and a church, with extensive damage and several workers knocked unconscious. Names cited include Mrs Henry Butler and William Case among the victims. Rescue efforts struggled as the storm raged.
Fragmented text outlines a Saint Pleasant commencement with annual program details. Mentions a Holy rite, a ceremony on a Friday, and a scheduled event likely tied to a university or school program. Names and exact dates are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A fierce wind and rain storm struck the city around 6 p m causing street blockages on Adams Washington North and nearby avenues. City officials estimate at least 150 will be needed to clear debris and restore streets. A large tree on Fourth Ed Dock streets fell across a trolley line stopping Steubenville Traction briefly. Traffic resumed after removal. Other areas suffered minor tree damage and mud covered roads.
County Commissioners reviewed the route proposed by Steuvenville Wheeling Electric allway Co from Steubenville to the county line. Attorney Wi B Francis accompanied the commissioners. They expressed little doubt that the road will be built.
An incident near Edo on June 8 reports a man, after firing shots, setting himself alight and dying in the flames at a five mile south location. The fragmentary account names CRAZED dgr and Rujolde as possible involved parties. Further details are unclear from the readable text.
A Somerset gathering in Altamont featured Mrs H G Dohrman and many attendees including Abbie Biarpe Mary Sharpe Bella Sarkist Clars Hammond Florento Donaldson Florence Changers Meg Sweeney Jessie Browne Anna Benzoli Mina Loalds Scull Will Davidson Walter Davidson Latimer Grimes Harry Irots John Meana James Sarratt Alex Sharpe Hobart Patterson Paul McFadden Homer Dawson who joined supper and a bowling session. The occasion honored Miss Souls of Somerset.
An original eight dollar pension is granted to Sarah M. Huntsman widow of James B. Huntsman of this city and member of the Twentieth and One Hundred and Fifty-seventh Ohio Infantry. Increases are allowed to widow and other veterans including David Kos, Joseph Sticker, and Willam Moopey for various units through the Spendonville pension agency.
Yesterday in the Ascopaion church Mijas Maris Grange daughter of Mrs Rachel Burgess Tuman and Augustus Benard Grange son of Rev. Robert Waddington Grange wed in a ceremony filled with invited guests. Music by Frederic Archer accompanied an impressive service as Behe! Grange served as maid of honor and James Means Beatty of Washing ton acted as best man.
A June 6 report from Conumpus describes disastrous storms in West Union and Ripley Ohio. Two lives were lost at Ripley as bridges were washed away and crops damaged. Many residents are homeless after the cloudburst and telegraph lines to Aberdeen failed.
In Cleveland this morning an actor from a prominent rich family attempted suicide after a rejected romance with a well known pianist. Police say the tragedy stemmed from love thwarted by the woman's refusal.
New Year June 6 reports eight thousand persons attended the Gravesend track where champagne was served at the expense of William C Whitney after Derby victory. Whitney ordered more goods in honor of the win. A rifle shooting match on Pleasant Heigl is noted. Local items include a new mill project near Alton and land purchase plans. A Powhatan railroad wreck investigation proceeds with officials in Wellsville. The Birat Presbyterian Ladies plan a church social with light refreshments and free admission.
The Chronicle reports Lord Kitchener ordered a large number of British officers and many men accused of traitorous dealings with the Boers. In Transvaal regions, British forces claim decisive victories against Boer commandos near Warmbad, with a large capture of prisoners cattle and wagons and several British casualties.
A large warehouse fire at the Anwarp docks continues to rage with control efforts centered on the Ho78l facility. Eyewitnesses report heavy smoke and fierce flames as authorities battle the blaze amid deteriorating conditions.
The 16 month old daughter of Alpha and Iva Sweatland of Kittanning Pa died yesterday. The remains were brought to town this afternoon and taken to the home of J Weber on North Third street.
County Commissioners and the railroad's attorney meet to review damage to a county road, with court action begun but efforts underway to settle.
New ticket issue features nest design and front inscription noting routes between Steuben ville and Ming or Mingo and Briillnati. Back engraving depicts the Casino river steampipe trains on three roads near Alsamont hill in Woot Virginia. The City Board of Options lists members and officers. year 1903 appears in dated text. current board is described as nascent.
Incomplete text appears to reference a wedding or oath at a city location with names obscured by garbled OCR. The readable parts suggest a social event on an evening in the city, mentioning a person and a ceremony context without clear dates or full identities.
Names of residents visiting relatives in Indiana and Ohio, travel plans to Magnetic Springs and Belfast, a newborn blessing a home, retirements and civic chatter fill a crowded society page. Visible names include Suele Wigginton, Rev J W Kerns, Miss Mary Harvey, James Shankel, Mrs Hilza A Lewis, John McOinva, Harr Wegner, Elmer Smith, Judge Meisfield, Mrs W S Gratton, and Bishop Leonard. The column notes visitors, trips, and life events across Akron, Belfast, Wheeling, Cadiz, and surrounding towns.
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