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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR snippet describes a dispute over state affairs and alleged government revolts against natives. It hints at private interests tied to rubber cartels and private exploitation. The text is garbled, lacks clear entities, and fails to present verifiable facts or context.
A report notes alcohol ban covers 2 437 510 square kilometres of Congo territory with a restricted zone of 12 600 square kilometres. Absinthe sales are forbidden across the whole Congo Free State. The piece critiques a controversial claim about cruelties and defends the author’s documented case as a landmark exposition of Congo history and future.
The Cadlar Republican party member deserts Gov Herrick’s ticket and will oppose his election. The Cadral Star argues he would have aided the temperance line by remaining loyal to his party, while Nephllean supporters insist Herrick’s administration advanced temperance laws. Cadiz Republican urged to mend fences and back a united ticket under Harrision county.
A garbled page fragment reviews naval strength, battleship counts, and torpedo tactics between Russia Japan and the United States, with stray references to France Germany Italy and Austria. It notes independence celebrations and warns against breaking them, while muttered lines lament disruption and defacement.
Mrs Addie Chadwell and Mrs Clara McCarty visited relatives in Brilliant. Visitors from Trilliant and Toronto attended events. Decoration Day at Hopewell M E Church featured speeches, prayers, songs, and a parade to Warrenton Cemetery. Farmers report plowing, strong fruit prospects, and a good berry crop despite cold weather.
Long list of residents and visitors from Steubenville to Pittsburgh, with plans to tour, attend services, and visit family. Includes retirements, travels, school events, a Memorial Day program, and a high school alumni banquet with colorful hall decorations and speeches.
W S R Myers and family hosted Sunday children's day exercises at the Chrisan Church with a large crowd. Visitors include James Willagon from Steubenville and Mrs James Laughhead. Edna Hine’s party honored by H Roney. Miss Lulu Hoge returned home from Wallsburg after visiting friends. Grand jury summonses in Wellburg to witness against Dr Sage, case postponed due to Judge Melvin illness. N Robinson expands post office with larger additon.
Day exercises will be held at ML Tabor M B Church on Sunday evening June 11. Miss Mattie Stephenson of East Liverpool High School has returned home for her sunny vacation. The Knoxvilla baseball team lost at Osage last Saturday. Grayce and Tenn Clark visited. Misses Apna Cagnier and Emma Paul of Silasine spent part of the week at James H Crawford’s home Thursday evening event with about one hundred attendees. Communities Knoville Island Creek Allkanna Center Chapel Winterville Richmond and Osaga well represented. Misses Florence and Brian Wiles visited relatives in Toronto. Mrs James Crawford visiting son Thomas at Delaware College. Mrs Flora Bley and son William visited Alexander Johnson and family in Branbenville over Sunday. Harry Allensworth and Dease Fulfoot Pine Hull visited Wattson Sunday.
Island Greek reports no preaching at Pleasant Hill next Sunday on account of events. Rev W Hin and Miss Nelile and Miss Ford visited Fernwood friends last week. Several attended services at the First Presbyterian Church to hear a salmon talk in the High School class. The Crescent Child meets Friday night at the home of R J Watt and O W Watt. Fred Ault and wife of Steubenville were Sunday guests of W L Ford and family. Henry Smith Elsa Blackburn and J S Clarkson bought telephones to join Island Greek Co. Mrs D S Garr and Mrs 39 W McCullough were Toronto visitors last Thursday.
Hazel Dell residents report bad roads harming farm work while supervisor John Trimmer addresses road maintenance. James Ferguson and others shopped in Stoutenville. Edward Smith and family visited relatives. Welday injured by sow, Join Jewell buys a fine gond mara, Earl Smith shines as star twirler with 21 strikeouts last Saturday against Union Grove.
Ed Smith and family of Steubenville visited sister Mrs Shields in Annapolis. Herbert Shultz and son Gerald from Carroll County spent a day last week here. Samuel Kerr of East Springfield came in Sat. Harry Swan and family of Jewett visited Kerr’s mother last week. George Melee and William Beatty were in Amsterdam Monday. Minnie Bryan visited Bergharz last week. John Copeland of Roberts was in town Tuesday evening. Lucy Allensworth was visiting relatives in Dennison. Lank Miller and John Bryan sheared sheep in Carroll County last week for Trushel. Mary Shultz of Petersburg visited Mrs Holstein Sabbath. Rinledge and Metcalf of Hope were in town Saturday. A Melee family of New Philadelphia visiting here. George Allensworth and wife with their parents over Sunday. John Fulton purchased telephone. Miller of East Springfield and Halle Dye were married Tuesday at New Rumley by Reverend... Two games of hall will be played Fourth. Beatween AX and Thove.
The corn crop looks small this season but may grow later. Welsh Paxton of Pittsburg Pa visited friends recently. Oscar Ralston who attempted suicide is reported improving. A C Stewart and sister stayed with Philp Palmer and wife at Miller’s Station on Sabbath. Miss Haima Rittenhouse visited Mrs and Mrs J W Metcalf at Wellsville last weekend. Mr BM Rutledge and wife and Mr James Murray and family from Toronto were with Thomas Rutledge. P Rutledge and J E Metcalf visited friends near Jewett Saturday and Sunday. Children’s Day plans are under way for Mt Hope Church with Rev J F Wis to preach next Sunday June 15 at 2:30 PM.
Rose Mount notes a flurry of local visits and family ties. Mr and Mrs Chas Parke of Pittsburg Junction spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Carna and J C McNary and granddaughter Elizabeth Sheplin toured Steubenville. H A Ferguson of Newark visited his parents Mr and Mrs J D A Ferguson then W A McNary returned to Derry Pa after a two week visit. Oscar Cole of Carnegie and Mrs Cole visited her parents Mr and Mrs W A Blackburn. Clyde Snyder of Jefferson visited brother Bert Snyder. Chas Dowling of Newark visited W A Blackburn and family. Forest Ralston of Chicago visited his grandfather Henry Ralston. A Children day program at Unionport drew many locals. Mayme and Cora Carman visited friends Mabel and Hattie Ferguson. G W McNary visited sister Mrs Charles Stephen of Steubenville. Mrs Ross Owen of Steubenville visited her parents, Dr and Mrs Miller. Lon McNary visited Mabel and Hattie Ferguson Sunday evening.
Manchester will preside at Bloomfield quarterly conference to be held Saturday and Sunday in June. The M E Sabbath school will stage a children day program. Jacob Porter shows slow recovery. Homer Flastings and wife of Adena visited C Cookson and wife. Miss Della Hunter of Fowlers, W Va, visited friends May and Maude Hervey. HH Pollock and wife of Carnegie, PA spent Sunday with Mrs Catharine Dodds. Charles Dowling and wife of Newark, OH with Dowling parents on High Street. EB Rabe visited home folks early week. Bloomfield Board of Education elected James H. George high principal and Miss Mary Anderson primary teacher. Bloomfield baseball beat Hopedale at Shady Side. Josiah F. Day of Bloomfield, pioneer Studebaker figure in NY, reportedly bought out Achsenbachs stake in Murray Street firm and becomes sole proprietor. patent holder of Day dump wagon.
Unionport villagers attended children s day exercises at the Christian Church with a hearty food program. Miss Harriot Loach of Reed s Mill visited Mrs. Jonnie Reed. Albert Gump has typhoid fever. J M Call reported a tip over the Hopedale division of the Wabash last week with good track conditions. Wilson Hawkins family visiting today. Miss Nelle Scott of Miller s Station called on friends here. Mary Scott kept house for her son Fletcher at Reed s Mill.
Squire McLaughlin resumes work as machinery for the new mill is installed this week. Foster buys John Groves property on Bridge Street and moves in. The oratorical contest impressed, and Memorial Day gravening drew veteran soldiers. Cora and Nora Sears visit Piedmont. Frank Young bought a team. James and Lewis Stewart noted in Cambridge. Chicago visitors depart after a family stay.
Calves and wool market notes from Lee Wines and Parkinsons. Clerking at Jinnin J Parkinson noted. Wool pricing around 85 cents. Local travelers include John Parkinson and family. Casual updates on horse, carpentry work, and visits among Miss Blanche Floyd, Mrs Terry, and Miss Melissa Bushy.
Readings and sermon to be conducted at St James Church Cross Creek Sunday afternoon by Rev M 5B Redhead with continuation of services planned.
Tuesday June 6 1906 celebrated the fifty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs N Speer of Jewett Ohio Harrison County. Family and friends gathered at their home for a long dinner with thirty one at table. After dinner music and singing followed with photos taken. Attendees included W L Speer Oakdale Pa I W Speer Washington Pa C Speer Short Creek C Hugh Speer Cadiz Mrs Amos Speer and daughter of Hopedale Mrs Penn and children, Wesley Mattern and sister Folks Annapolis J W Ferrell and Kate Shields Jewett and others.
Dunlap of Wheeling reports patents granted in the twentieth week. Chaney IL, Andrews Conneaut, Grangham Rogers Niles assign American Tin Plate Co for tin plate products. Reuben Holden North Kingsville furnace casing. G W King Hes Barnhart and G B King Marion Steam Shovel Co. Arthur H Marks Akron tubular flexible article, John McCarty Martins Ferry gas burners. John W Myers Ashland molding flasks. G J Roberts Wakeman hull arsen block and J B Stanley Collin wool trolley quicher.
Notice lists final accounts filed by executors administrators and guardians for several estates including Mary McKeever Joseph McCullough Jasper Watt Rebecca Thompson William Cox Mara Lawrence and Charles Meyer. Objections to passing any account must be filed by January 8.
In Jeffersontown County Ohio the plaintiff Bernard W Me Lenberger files a petition in Common Pleas. He seeks payment of money in the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company under a policy on the late John Bickerstaff to satisfy a lien and equitable claims. Defendants George Tickersing and others must answer by July 4, 1905, or judgment will be taken against them.
Administrators announce the appointment of Emer Jordan as administrator of the estate of Bridget Mosggrove deceased of Steubenville Township Jefferson on June day 1 0 0 6. The undersigned was duly appointed and qualified to administer the estate under the local notice. This informs creditors and heirs of the official administrator designation and filing date.
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