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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
12
Private A. F. P. Minne writes from Cavite Prov describing a dead town since the departure of militants, noting a native police presence and American soldiers paid men and women, and detailing market scenes with henorita charcoaled corn, various wares, hopping pests, and curious local foods as he endures a slow routine and writes to the paper.
A Corfu physician reports a striking case of epilepsy misdiagnosed as nervous disturbance linked to menstrual issues. After four doses of Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills at bedtime, the patient improved rapidly, gained weight, and credits the remedy with saving her life. Boxes show portrait and signature of Dr A W Chase. Price 50 cents. six boxes for 2 50. Manufactured by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co.
Millard Barrett faced a preliminary examination before Mayor Meansleet night after a Saturday night altercation with Pat Gaffney in the Ainth ward. Barrett was held for the grand jury in 300 bond. the case involved a razor attack on Gaffney’s boy, with witnesses detailing the sequence from a fight to injuries and police contact. Concurrent items mention Mrs. John B. Shoal’s paralysis, flood damage repairs at the passenger depot, and local construction and funeral notices.
Death notice lists Mrs Cankrywaringex and Mrs Swearingen among deaths. Mrs Swearingen died earlier after long illness, with survivors including five children and siblings. Also reported are deaths of David Bar'iansa, aged 77, from blood poisoning related illness, and Richard J. Ricks, a Mt Pleasant resident, with funeral plans set. Commencement postponed to Friday next week.
Civogta Moors of Unionport and others arrive in the city on business. Mrs Kath Knox visits East Liverpool while Miss Worley visits cousin Ade Corbett in Belinire. City Solicitor Cooker of Martins Ferry attends lege issues. John H Matone extends travel for a pew daughter. Mettenberger heads to Columbus for the State Fanner Directors convention. Davis Wright recovers from a cholera-like illness at home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis visit relatives in Stoubinville. Mary Kerr and daughter Mina Vesta return from Bellorus. Charles A Clarke and Alice Carmichael to wed in Wellebarg next Thursday. Mrs W S McCounsley hosts a social, Miss Koll Stark returns from Wellville. Grace Koog of San Francisco visits Wellas and Meadows. Florence Schnortenarg visits from Washington Seminary. Varios Bohellart and F Beajoor plan a Buffalo Pan American trip. Maud Knox returns to Holiday Cove after a four-week stay. Harry Bodley returns to Steubenville after visiting relatives. Miss Kittle Norris of Akron guests of Miss Koes Albeu on Weed Market Street. G G Richards of the Board of Arbitration travels from Dayton. railway strike efforts progress. Gov Richards refrains from involvement in Osstontine. Rev D Cicer and Mrs Grange host a Toman Grange bridal dinner at the rectory in Warbingfori. wedding details for Church of the Ascension announced. Miss Margaret Barry Sturgeon to wed in Pittsburgh. wedding in Lincoln or Thursday evening. William Mounter of McDonald and Peters McQuaid of McVonad to be married to Irvine of McGuggabels City.
The Presbyterian Banner carries a fragmentary notice from Porstubswney about Rev. Charles A Glia moving toward a new field on May 16. It also mentions a marriage between Frank Meed and Miss Bisnebo Manisi, describing the bride and gown, with plans for a month at the Laxer and then Ravenswood Chicago.
June 1 Pittsburgh report details a meeting of the Reformed Presbyterian synod led by John White of Colorado. It describes committees for labor, calls for thorough investigation into ring activity, and a resolution advocating repeal of Chinese restrictions with petitions to President and Congress. The devotional Friday service was led by Pastor T. W. H. son.
Columbus officers detained Clay M Faurgun and Bert M Steels on alleged contempt charges after they were accused of obtaining and selling state bar exam questions. Runyan, a former railroad office employee, and Steele a printer’s worker were alleged to have sent proofs of questions to theft and planned to divide proceeds. Bond set at 500 each, hearing to be held by the supreme court today.
Local testimonials tout Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills as superior to distant cures. Harry Stewart of Stakeville shares personal use and endorses the medicine for nerve strength and better digestion. Beall & Stevie’s Drug Store at Market Street and dealers supply the product from Buffalo, N Y with A W Chase M D signatures on packages.
Andrew Carnegie spoke in London about Anglo American cooperation and the United States British commercial ties. He said Americans and Brits share ready friendship and mutual enterprise, praising King Edward and the Windsor delegates. He refused further gifts now, noting ongoing conferences will settle matters.
Harrisburg June 6 The Fordt and Emery rapid transit bills pass free and yeating in the house and are sent back to the corporations committee for amendment. They are reported out and will be taken up today for third reading and final passage before returning to the senate for concurrence.
Washington on June 3 reports the indemnity total of 997,000 is agreed. The dispute centers on payment method and guaranty. Britain opposes the Husshin plan, while the U S questions congressional approval for joint guarantees. Russia favors bonds at four percent, but Congress may block. The article predicts most of the Chinese negotiations may be settled once indemnity issues are resolved.
Erie beats Tashman from Cleveland to Erie in 4 hours 19 minutes 9 seconds, finishing 45 seconds ahead. City of Erie earns Great Lakes speed championship and $100,000 payout to backers.
Morrisburg June 4 The Emery and Focht rapid transit bills pass first reading and head to second and third readings. Senate amendments to the Ferreebeee company store bill and Garner mine inspectors bill are concurred and go to the governor. Various appropriations and municipal reform amendments are also discussed.
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