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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
15
In a foggy Brighton episode the narrator attends a theater then walks to the Metropole for tea. A pale, nervous man named Wentworth reappears with a warning look and an unsettling air, hinting at danger linked to a drink and a shadowy society.
Carlton Dawe recounts a tale set in China with a narrator observing a scene at a counter. The encounter includes a nervous stranger and a cryptic exchange about a "liberty" and a whisper about a man from the past. The passage shifts to the theater, drawing in vivid character details and a tense pursuit, ending with scattered internal reflections.
A fragment from a history paced scene shows characters examining an antique backd and discussing a pistol linked to the Ming Dynasty. The conversation touches on ownership, authenticity, and the risks of handling historic weaponry while noting possible fraud and personal histories.
A historical ad-like piece argues that nerve force controls all organs and health, listing symptoms from heart palpitations to exhaustion. It promotes Dr. AL WL Chase's Nerve Walls as a remedy that supposedly rebuilds nerves and restores vitality and brightness.
The genuine package of Nerve Ville is offered for sale by A. W. Chase Medicine Company in Buffalo New York at fifty cents per package. The ad emphasizes authenticity and price in a brief sales notice.
Tuesday social roundup lists visits and greetings among residents of To nto IL and nearby towns. Names include W. Merman Hollaire Martie's Ferry Nan Jones Tinton Jando Wells Allen Cheeks Kinhome Clarke Va. and other local figures. A baby girl welcomed at Mat Kessler’s home and a funeral or memorial note for Donald Thayer are noted along with wedding plans for Miss Floste Jones and Joseph Weldey.
Ohio Miners officials announce a solidarity levy of two cents per dollar from 25,000 miners to aid strikers in the Pan Handle area. Ohio operators refuse to sign a wage scale, threatening an extended strike as union officials urge continued organization and travel to Ohio for rallying, with excursion rates offered and plans for parades, picnics, dinners, and a banquet. Local lodges report strong attendance and speakers like James McHenry Jones and A. Livingston expected to attend.
The Durmities of Arrangements of Loyal Lodge No 178 G U O of O F issue a cordial invitation to all lodges in District No 4 to attend the next Grand Lodge meeting to be held in the city. They seek full representation and urge timely attendance to ensure broad participation.
Bheri Worler telegramled to arrest Fred Carter of East Springfield on an indictment by the Coshocton grand jury for embezzlement. Sheriff Porter made the arrest, Carter held in Coahooton jail, with claim the Coshocton Fur Co advanced 71 dollars for fare not purchased or returned. Carter asserts he was absent when the money was taken and denies the theft. He had a previously good reputation.
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