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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

3

The Spy Seige and the Chase Across Nations

A Japanese agent named Seige embeds with a presidential entourage to warn Japan against American strength. Pursued across Washington and Pacific coast fronts, he evades and flees by train and sea, ending in a fatal confrontation as dawn reveals the net closing. The piece sketches wartime paranoia and a world on edge before a proposed continuation.

United States Japan Canadian American Secret Service Meredith Seige Washington Canton Trampdom Eite Vancouver Descva Count Seigo

The Flight of Seige Entangles a City News to Japan

Seige realizes the eagle in the aerie will descend with merciless talons while he jets toward the city counting moments of value. His single aim threads through his mind to deliver news to Japan.

Seige Chicago Canada California Japan

The Missing Fleet Threat to Western Seaports

A historical account depicts Japan flaunting its naval power and announcing plans to attack western American seaports. It portrays a vast armada with transports and coal lighters, amid global sensationalism, diverse opinions, and fears of collapse of the republic if war erupts.

Japan America Seigo United States

Wedding Bells Bygate Smith In A May Parlor Ceremony

Fay Bentley Smith and Samuel R. Bygate wed Saturday at 3 PM in the bride's mother Mrs. Frank H. Smith home at 10 Fourth Street. Rev. F W Evans officiated as DeWitt Smith played Mendelssohn. Guests enjoyed a luncheon for fifty with floral decor and gifts of linens glass and silver. The couple will reside at 510 North Fourth Street after a June 15th return from an extended Eastern trip.

Bygate-Smith Fay Bentley Smth Samuel R. Bygate Frank H. Smith Fourth Street DeWitt Smith Mendelssohn F. W. Evans First Presbyterian Church Bygate Clinton Paper Mills Beall & Steele North Fourth Street Out of the City J. A. Smith H. DeWitt Smith L. R. Smith New Cumberland Harry Bygate Detroit Mich Harry Goldsmith West Newton Wilkinsburg H. H. Smith Pauline and Elizabeth Toronto G. G. Smith Wim Uinn Wheeling R. “. Laurence Bridgeport Nellie Householder Pittsburg M. A. Goldsmith Tarantum

Nolen Post Wedding in Fremont Ohio

Miss Mamie E. Post wed Edward Scott Nolan at the Reformed parsonage in Fremont with Rev. Geo Good officiating. The couple will reside in Toledo after a three course dinner at the Menke home. groom is son of W S Nolan and brother of Mrs. Zimmerman.

Louise Menke Ranklin Street Ida Schwartz

Leeper Roth Wedding At 105 Logan Street

A pretty home wedding was held Thursday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs John H Roth 105 Logan Street. The couple were their daughter Miss Naomi and Mr John C Leeper. The house was decorated in white and red bridal colors.

John H. Roth Logan Street Naomi John C. Leeper

Wedding of Leeper and Bride in Pleasant Presbyterian Style

The ceremony conducted by Rev. F. W. Rowland united the bride and groom, with Mrs Adoo and other relatives attending. The bride wore white silk mull over taffeta and carried bride’s roses. A wedding supper for twenty five followed, with gifts of linen, silver and china, then the couple retired to South Fourth Street for their new home reception. out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McAdoo of Uhrichsville.

etcAdoo Sepat F. W. Rowland Third Presbyterian Church Steubenville Leeper South Fourth Street Thomas McAdoo Uhrichsville

Elaborate Wheeling Wedding Unites Two Social Families

In Wheeling at St Matthews church on Thursday evening, Miss Elizabeth McLure and Mr Joseph Speidel Jr were married in an American Beauty themed ceremony attended by hundreds. Bridesmaids carried American Beauty roses. Geneva McLure, the bride’s sister, served as maid of honor. The ivory satin gown featured real Irish crochet lace. A grand reception followed at the McLure hotel, with the ballroom decorated in Norwegian pine and roses. Prominent guests arrived from out of town, including Earl Adams from Steubenville.

Wheeling St. Matthews Church Elizabeth McBurnie McLure Joseph Speidel Geneva McLure McLure Earl Adams Steubenville

Real estate transfers across Ohio towns listed in detail

A compilation of realty transfers in Jefferson and surrounding counties includes James Meara to Owen and Keenan for a lot in Mingo Junction at 950 dollars, Dolly Neel to RS Neel by quit claim in Dillonvale for 1 dollar, and numerous other deeds in Steubenville Cross Creek Springfield and nearby townships with prices ranging from 1 to 17 755 dollars and 0 cents. Transactions cover land, lots, and 32 acre parcels including 237 acres to Carl Reichardt and 75 dollar to Leroy Cline, reflecting broad property movement in the region.

James Meara Owen Keenan Mingo Junction BF. Murphy Jo Jo C. Bendure Steubenville Martha E. Adams Oswald Juhling Toronto Dolly Neel RS . Neel Dillonvale John H. McKee W. J. Starr Cross Creek Township Joseph Dunn P. Marcellus Cross Creek Martha King W. C. Dungan Claire ME ‘Pleasant Anna May Caniff Anna M? May Same Joseph May John Launda Steubenville & East Liverpool Railway Co Mélissa Moren Island Creek Jefferson County Mingo A Realty Co Brookfield W. Donnelly Kate Graham W. C. Lloyd W. W. McMillan American Sewer Pipe Co Bella V. Watkins Bergholz

Breakfees Dishwashing and the Electric Wash Reform

A brief note on new housekeeping methods using electricity to wash dishes. The question arises whether electric washing will also break dishes or lead to reform in the practice. The item outlines expectations and curiosity about new technologies changing daily chores.

Cure the Cause Mi O Na Stomach Tablets Ad

Advertises Mi O Na stomach tablets to cure stomach weakness indigestion and related symptoms. Features a testimonial from W C Worrell of the Lake Shore Railroad claiming fifteen years of stomach trouble cured after using two boxes Mi O Na. Offers a cent box with money back guarantee through Feall & Steele.

Feall & Steele

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