Prince Henry of Prussia Passes Through Steubenville
Prince Henry of Prussia traveled through Steubenville Ohio in a special train late today delaying two hours due to a wreck east of Pittsburgh. The royal party rode seven cars including the Columbia private car while crowds filled Market to Washington avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry of Prussia
Steubenville
City Lime
Pittsburgh
Market
Washington
Prince Henry
Market Street
Ohio
United States
Baron von Steuben
Utopia
Ralph Peters
Southwest
Frank van Dusen
Pennsylvania Lines
Vittshburgh
Scott's Emulsion Aids Scrofula Treatment
Scrofula described as scattered consumption of small glands under the skin. Scott's Emulsion is advertised as curing all kinds of consumption, with emphasis on scrofula. It claims to heal sores and restore strength and flesh in affected children, and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowne, chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
New Evidence Clears Geary Case and Matero Faces Minor Charge
The 18 year old Italian boy Carrino Matero, bound over on an assault to kill charge for Geary at Market Street and Hank alley, was heard in Probate Court yesterday. Witnesses testified he was so drunk he could barely stand, slipping and falling onto Geary. a Mr. Welsh then allegedly attacked Matero. Judge Kerr found the penitentiary charge unwarranted but indicated a minor charge as possible. Matero may be released after serving a short jail period. Geary’s sister urged the judge to act to protect her sister.
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Carrino Matero
Matero
Geary
Market ‘Street
Hank Alley
Miss Geary
Mr. Welsh
Lin
Kerr
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The fragmentary text provides no clear persons organizations places dates or events. It reads as garbled OCR with scattered vowels and consonants offering no verifiable facts or context to summarize into a news item.
Ohio House Debates Railways Waiting Rooms and Arbor Day Changes
Legislation from Columbus on March 1 covers Duvall and Brumbaugh bills to require interurban depots and waiting rooms and stop trains at county seats, McNamee measure barring waivers of damages claims, Dennie apology and reinstatement, Hurst-Taylor contest ruling, Hays bill to replace Arbor Day with Forest and Bird Day in April, and governor inauguration moved to the rest Thursday in April amid outdoor function opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mr. Duvall
Jefferson
Brumbaugh
Burke
McNamee
Franklin
Dennie
House
Senate
Hurst-Taylor
Wuret
Taylor
Hurst
Hays
Ohio
Do Not Carry Your Load of Disease Into Spring Season
An old advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a patent remedy to cleanse blood, strengthen nerves, and renew vitality for spring. It promises rich, pure blood and improved health through a tonic formula.
Testimony of a Cured Ranch Owner on Paine's Celery Compound
Col Ayron H Van Raub owner of the Don Carlos Ranch in Van Raub Texas writes that fifteen years of kidney trouble sleeplessness and rheumatism vanished after using Paine's Celery Compound He says he has not been sick a day since the first bottle and it acted like a charm for him.
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Paine
Col
Ayron H. van Raub
Don Carlos Ranch
van Raub
Texas
Tyes Paine
Diamond Dyes History Unearthed in Local Chronicle
A fragmentary read reveals the near forgotten Almos Diamond Dyes, with hints of their production location and era. The note references a closing era, a mill, and local trades linked to dye making and textile work. Further details remain unclear in the damaged text.
Personal mentions from the weekend social notes
Saturday social column records many brief visits and travel: J J Grimes visiting Uhrichsville friends. Mrs W I Cavitt visiting Pittsburgh. Kennedy Crumrina from Pittsburgh. Mrs A F Winchell home after Dennison. Louis Brown moving to Steubenville. Minnie Hamilton home after Wampum visit. Harry Jeyinson back from Pittsburgh and Latrobe. Mrs Wilson Cable hospitalized. Charles Dean returned to Newark after visiting Henry Teaff and wife. B Z M Raunick to Buffalo for future home. John Mullen visiting from Council Bluffs. Anna Hall from Wheeling back from Steubenville. committee meeting for anniversary banquet. Gerrie Hott in city from Cross Creek. Win W I A Fritsche and daughter Jolen in Columbus and Cincinnati. Mary Prentiss and Dr Jennie Prentiss at Wheeling Teland party. Ilanche Bunnell from Steubenville visiting relatives. newborn son born to Mr and Mrs Stewart Randolph of Toronto at Albanna home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Grimes
Uhrichsville
W. I. Cavitt
Pittsburgh
Kennedy Crumrina
A. F. Winchell
Dennison
Louis Brown
Smithfield
Steubenville
Minnie Hamilton
Wampum
Harry Jeyinson
Latrobe
Wilson Cable
GM Hospital
Charles Dean
Newark
Menry Teaff
B.Z. M. Raunick
Buffalo
John Mullen
Council Bluffs
Anna Hall
Wheeling
Gerrie Hott
Cross Creek Township
Summer term at Kravklin College opens July seventh
The summer term at Kravklin College begins July 7 and lasts six weeks. The program targets teachers and those preparing to teach, with courses in Common School and High School branches including Psychology. It offers preparation for exams and for Big School and College students to make up work. New Athens is noted as a good, affordable study location. For details contact A Wells in New Athens Ohio. Mark Allbaugh of Salem township sells fencing materials from Cleveland wire at low prices.
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Af Kravklin College
Common School
Ifina
P. Dasyry
Feschera
Crepare
New Athens
A. Wells
New
Athens
Ohio
Mark Allbaugh
Salem Township
Trade review notes mixed industrial activity in March
Dun and Co reports March industrial and trade results were satisfactory despite two holidays and severe storms. Activity resumed as weather eased, with heavy spring business in prospect. Coke and pig iron output constrained by motive power and weather, while structural material demand remains strong. Foreign steel engagement up, woollen goods steady, cereals and Wheat shipments mixed with declines in exports and inland receipts. Farm goods show cautious demand as numbers of failures rise in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yort
Dun & Co
Connellsville
Atlantic
United States
Atlantic Coast
Milla
Canada
Dragged Prices Downward In New York Market
The New York market on Friday fell as bank reserves fears and upcoming heavy reserve requirements pressured prices. All stock classes declined with minor specialties showing little strength. Banks lost about 6 million cash for the week. gold exports totaled 3.51 million, with routine sub treasury movements and transfers to Chicago affecting gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sub-Treasury
Spierler
Chicago
Alont
Battle near Natal frontier leaves Boers with heavy losses
A Pretoria war office dispatch reports a clash between colonels Remington and Myng's columns near the Wilger River along the Natal frontier. Boer commander Manletotha was killed. 85 Boers and 100 horses died, cattle head captured, and several prisoners taken including General DoWes'a gon god secretary and Commandants Meyer and Fruthergad.
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London
War Office
Pretoria
Remington
Myng
Manletotha
Horges
DoWes
Meyer
Fruther
Wilger "Yiver
Natal
Congress of Mothers elects officers in Philadelphia
Washington med 28 Congress of Mothers named officers led by President Mrs Frederic Schoff of Philadelphia with regional vice presidents from North Carolina New Jersey and Idaho Recording Secretary Mrs Kate Waller Barrett Corresponding Secretary Mrs Bertha C Wean and Auditor Mrs I P Dolliver. Mrs Money resigned before ballots and refused another term. New York Feb 28 Mrs Charlotte A Bennett died at Bellevue Hospital from shock after a hotel fire at Panite Avenue she was 65.
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Washington
Med
Congress of Mothers
Frederic Schoff
Philadelphia
Robert R. Gothen
North Carolina
Mre. J. 2
Mutiford
EB. C. Grice
New Jersey
Kate Waller Barrett
Virginia
Bertha C. Wean
Chicago
Fred
Ty Dubois
Idaho
I. PP
Dolliver
Towa
Money
New York
Charlote A. Bennett
Life Renewer for Ladies Featured by Petterson
Olivia Peterson of Coldwater Michigan writes that after thirteen years she found relief from nervous troubles headaches and stomach issues with Mystic Life Renewer. She praises the remedy as surpassing doctors and science and credits it with cures doctors deemed unlikely. Sold by J M Dutsonm druggist Steubenville.
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Olivia Peterson
Coldwater
Mich
al the
Chris
J. M. Dutsonm
Steubenville
Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offer
A vintage newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal cure for lame back and kidney bladder issues. It promises free sample bottles and a book, urging readers to mail their address to Kilmer and Company for more information and to confirm the offer.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Go
Jamion
N.Y
Salta
Train Wreck At Vallevod Near Boliviry Constire
A rear end collision occurred Tuesday morning on the V Whipeling and Lake ferry line near Boliviry Constire. Edward Stark suffered severe burns. Brakeman Brown had a broken leg and internal injuries. Brakeman William Reydits had multiple injuries. Andrew McMichael lost both legs. he and the crew live in Massillon and McMichael may die. The engine of the second train was badly damaged.
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Whipeling & Lake ferte'Vallydad
Boliviry
Edward Stark
Brown
William Reydicts
Fraction
Trakomali
Andrew’ McMichael
Massillon
McMichael
Death Roll of Capt Samuel A Mathews in Summit County
Samuel A Mathews died at his daughter Ida Hosmer’s home on Sept 24 1901 aged 79 years 2 months 17 days. Born June 27 1822 in Smithfield Ohio he studied law in Steubenville and served in the Mississippi Regiment after leading efforts for the New Orleans Jackson and Covent Northern Railroad. He practiced law in Holmesville Magnolia Summit and served as justice of the peace district court clerk and superintendent of division. buried at Woodlawn cemetery after a large Presbyterian funeral.
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Samuel A. .Mathews
Ida Hosmer
Clinton
Holmaxvile
Tha
Ikea
Jackson
Kiss County
Mathews
Masson '& Dixon's Inn
Halmeaville
Quitman Guards
Ith ‘Missiasppi
Virginia
Mississippi Department
Holmesville
Magnolia
Summit
Hia
Pin
Ian
de Sega
Woodlawn
Auction Notice for Maisie dA ve Mlnek
Fragmentary OCR reads as an auction notice naming Maisie and a person on call. It hints at a sale involving Aled and Neal Houlare with unclear action and date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maisie
Neal Houlare
Meeting Postponed by Bastion Supervisors
The Bastion County Board of Supervisors postponed today's meeting due to the death of Hays White's child. Attending officials include T. 2, Prof. J. W. Portay of Toronto, Central School principal, and Superintendent Graham Porter of Planville. Mrs. Gr. Richards and Miss Olive Richards of Duquesne Pa are visiting Myra Richards and her parents on West Market Street.
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County Board of Bastion Supervisors
Hays White
J. W. Portay
Toronto
Central School
Graham Porter
Planville
Gr. Richarda
Pee Clarg
Watson
Nice
Olive Richards
Duquesne, Pa
Myra, Richards
OM. 13
West Market Street
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North Dakota
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Mont
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Eipety Us
Cascade County
Colville Reservation
Wash
Stevens County
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Great Northern
Pny Kilil
Pee Cavanagh & Co
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Howsea
Wd Bunk & CQ
Mueburg
Aren Pittovurg
Obize Mobbells
M. Way Collegl
Iay
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Tralmen
Saual Ble
Go. W. Bow
Baird
OURE
Constipation
Ose
Blering Comedy Company
Chitego
Montreal
Naw
Lana
J. C. Barre
Cone Momison
Stor
Humphreys
Priem
William de Duln
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