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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
18
Fragmentary text references girls, markets, wheat, and an aid program with dates and conditions. It mentions a form, a trial, and a potential deadline, but key entities and specifics are unreadable, leaving the purpose and outcome unclear.
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Conion Sense Medical Adviser is available free by mail after sending a one cent stamp. The notice lists a Buffalo New York address and urges readers to request the paper for medical guidance and remedies described in the periodical.
To day June 1 101 was eventful in the lives of Mr and Mrs Calder of Murdock avenue Mingo Junction as they mark fifty three years since their marriage in Steubenville Their grown family and neighbors send congratulations reflecting on long married life Amelia Cooper born Sept 6 1884 Ruth Roe and James Calder noted as central figures in town life The probate record confirms their marriage on June 1 1819 by a minister of the Gospel in Jefferson County Ohio Their home on Murdock avenue described with holly and flowers adds to the local scene
The circuit court handed down decisions in twelve cases, with eighteen arguments total, adjourned for Cambridge next week. Judgments favored Maxwell, Beasdlove, and others while several appeals were affirmed or reversed for errors in evidence or lower court rulings, with numerous names and minor damages noted.
Workmen led by C. W. Morningstar uncovered about twenty human bones in a badly rotted state at a new stone quarry opened by Cattner Bros. The remains appeared buried in a wooden box and likely over fifty years old. Coroner Campter ordered a reverent interment after inspection by officials and a reporter.
David Stites, an engineer, found a decomposed body in the water opposite a location near the Portland touring mine. The man, aged 25 to 30, wore black pants, a blue shirt, and lace shoes and was in good condition prior to death. An inquest was held, and the body was buried on the West Virginia side. The Aliwnat Bowling Club plans to train for a contest with Welieriils.
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