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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
8
The L E A W A R station at Bergholz in this county was completely destroyed by fire Monday night. The frame building sixty feet long housed freight and baggage in one end. All freight and office furniture were burned. Loss to the railroad company is total. origin thought to be an oil lamp left burning.
Mrs Mary Bertha Dollinger a former Canal Winchester principal and wife of Professor Collinger testified to alleged misconduct by Superintendent Humphries now of Ironton and a state examiner at the Great Southern hotel in Columbus She claimed he detained her and acted in a most obnoxious manner while she sought a life certificate She denied prior indecent conduct charges and said she left Xenia Franklin and Mendenhall due to disagreements The committee session ended with Humphries calling the testimony false.
Summary of the article notes multiple civil actions and court actions: Bessie T. Dobbs vs Ernest Schrader alleges assault with Schrader filing an answer claiming self defense and necessary force. Other items include cases dropped for lack of security for costs, a $166 judgment, sale confirmations, a local option township fine, oil land leases in Holliday's Cove, and a Pittsburgh visit by James McGinnis.
The quote mocks preplay shouting and taunting in sport, describing a bold move to outpace opponents with a quick sprint followed by a decisive, precise ball strike. It captures a witty, competitive tone from Life.
Uncle Jerry Peebles laments that many boys are whipped merely for suspicion of actions their fathers were clever enough to dodge when they were youths. He notes a cycle of blame across generations and warns against hasty punishment without proof.
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