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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
14
A promotional plea addresses the man who thinks and urges self inspection over lacking Ivory Soap in the home. The message emphasizes a wife’s discomfort without the product, notes its practical benefits, and claims the soap’s floatability makes it cheaper for general use.
The report lists numerous court actions including judgments for plaintiffs in several mortgage and partition cases. It notes commissions approval, sales orders, and entries by clerks, with references to John Blackburn, Edward VII, and other parties. The long item also covers railroad survey progress and labor activity in Smithfield, Wayne, and Morg areas.
A fragmented nineteenth century report describes Ogden, a young machinist, facing threats to drown or harm a person named Batur Jayeva. George Call, living near Railroad Avenue, reported the alleged threats to authorities and received a letter from Ogden’s father asking about the boy’s whereabouts. The presbytery event notes Rev. Clare’s departure from New Jefferson on Tuesday afternoon.
A fragmentary 17th century style text explains Jubilee indulgence practices, conditions for gaining plenary indulgence, and the roles of confession communion and prayer. It discusses penance, temporal punishment, and the fate of souls, quoting Augustine on forgiveness and eternal punishment.
Henry Wogan writes from Canton Workhouse appealing for help after a string of misfortunes. He details an arrest in Steubenville for larceny, a 15 day sentence with heavy costs, and a prior clean record. A Pittsburgh painter with a large family, he asks for mercy to avoid ruin during winter, recounting hunger, attempted theft, and gratitude for food while in custody.
Chiia Rebling, alleged shooter in a Saturday incident, is expected to face arraignment before the Mayor on Wednesday on charges of shooting to kill and wound. The case, to be reviewed by the grand jury, follows a confrontation with Marshal 80.) and a subsequent bloodstained scene. The condition of the accused remains precarious, with authorities hopeful of saving him despite severe injuries.
A derailment near Fourth Avenue in Pittsburgh last night damaged the tunnel and carriages. Engineer Lavraite and worker Malitour faced an alarm, with the fire destroying several cars and injuring none. Passengers escaped through the window and returned to the Fourth Avenue entrance.
Thomas Curfman a native of Orcas Creek township dies at 8 o'clock Tuesday aged 74 after three weeks of illness. He was Civil War veteran and a former laborer. Survived by wife and several children. Interment at Moorestown. Other obituaries note Redey Gearin, aged 12, and Annie, widow of Joseph Parkigor, both in local area.
A detailed description of a handsome wagon and new casket with full wood paneling, beveled glass, leather cushions, and four rear doors. Features include oil lamps, riveted fittings, rubber tires, and a spring-boat axel. The item is offered by The Eina Ni ing Co. on Fridays and Saturdays.
Fragmentary text describes pan handle officials and protests. Names and details are garbled, but references appear to involve public demonstrations, possible political actions, and concerns over local governance. The passage is uncertain but implies unrest and calls for accountability.
A long list of residents visiting relatives and attending events unfolds from Wheeling and nearby towns. Names include Mina Lint Schweichel, Natchez visitors, Miss Viarodette Leawe, Prof Gok Oliver, Joke Robb and daughter, Mary J. Doyan, and others. Occasional notes mention Mrs. De MN OG Chandler hosting dinners and Rev O T Lawis family attending the Andiz convention.
A summary of scattered items from the community including church meetings and social events. Mentions of Be Mt. Pisasane, the annual meeting, the Home Missionary society, and a Dennison Presbyterian church gathering. Also reports a shooting incident in Welwville and new ownership at Obalatu pottery in New Cundec with plant operation planned. Baseball games feature Trondale vs Jalie ile os, Saltie club, Wellsburg High School, Martins Ferry, and a noted marriage between Miss Mary Stewart and OL Ayers in Bovelock.
A tall tale of a Polish youth found unable to walk on the street near Pourth and Marked streets. Local volunteers aided by ferrying him to shore. a fishing party by Portlant youths visit Mr. and Mrs. Gago Bigger’s home and other residents. The afternoon featured baskets of fish, social activities, and Corn Cot Chop ground for farmers at The Ice Milling Co.
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