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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
2
A compilation of terse opinions on Mrs. Gunness death claims, clerical errors in the House, Wright brothers aviation mishap, Taft and Foraker delegates, Harmon program delays, Secretary Root and Taft prospects, Tom Johnson reform backlash in Cleveland, a Pittsburg bank panic, Senator Duval’s tactics, and queries about the Ohio State Journal. The piece reflects a period voice critiquing leaders, party maneuvers, and public reactions.
Dillonvale News in the Steubenville Herald Star rebuts a critic of Senator Duval. The editorial accuses Duval of aiding a pardon board for criminals, pushing a costly new judicial post, and deserting his party during artisan attacks. The paper vows to present the public with these facts.
A Republican Ohio State Journal opinion argues a legislative probe by a reputable committee would readily find abuses to condemn in the last legislature. The piece frames accountability as essential and questions political integrity.
A historical editorial condemns legislators for miles billed to the state at 2 cents per mile then charging 12.50 for a trip. It decries graft, urges public scorn, and praises those who refused mileage to defend self government and public trust. It warns that such acts threaten democracy and calls for accountability.
Judge Richards selects four men to serve as Jury Commissioners for the county: George W. Ault, Hugh Hammond, Clark McCullough, and A. Be. Mebane.
Sorrow fills the community as Dr Georgiana Fulton dies after a long illness at the Sanitarium in Columbus. The beloved physician and daughter of James and Elizabeth Fulton, she aided the poor and cared for her mother, leaving a wide circle of friends and a large practice. Her funeral arrangements will be announced and held at 135 South Sixth Street after arrival of relatives.
Miss Florence Morrow daughter of Squire George W. Morrow died at her Center Chapel area home on May 17 1968 after pneumonia developed into tuberculosis. She was born February 8 1884 and educated at local schools Ohio Wesleyan University and Chicago Art School. A musician and artist noted for her charm and Christian grace she helped in church music and traveled with her father. Survived by her father one sister Miss Emma and one brother R Vance. Funeral at the homestead Wednesday at 10:30 a.m.
Conan Cropper died at his parents home on Linden avenue Sunday at 4 20 a m aged 44. He had been in poor health for over a year and recently suffered stomach trouble. Born and raised in the city he graduated from public schools. He was the son of John and Lenora Cropper who survive. His wife of ten years and two
Mrs Elizabeth Stewart Boyd of South Sixth street died Sunday at 9 a.m. after a three week heart illness. Born January 1839 in County Firmanaugh Ireland she married John Boyd May 22 1863 in Temple church and came to America in 1866. She leaves six children James Boyd Follansbee William C Boyd Cross Creek John Boyd Staubenville Elizabeth Phillips at home and Mrs William Collins Dennison two sisters also listed.
Mrs Boyd, long a motherly figure in the M. P. church circle, died in Ireland. She leaves Herron and Mrs Weir in Ireland and Robert Stewart of Shan er Pa as brothers. Her influence was marked at home by her children and respected by all who knew her. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday afternoon.
Funeral services for Henry M. Kelly were held Sunday from his North Fifth Street residence. Rev. Frederick Evans and Rev. Robinson conducted the service with music by George Winters. Steubenville Commandery Knights Templar led the cemetery rites with Pa tton escorting the remains. Pallbearers included L. T. Grimes, F. E. Murphy, Joseph Carnahan, Henry Gregg, George A. Dean, H. A. Risher. Floral emblems were borne by Charles Irwin, Fred Laban, Bert Kennedy, and J. R. Christy.
Relatives and friends from distant towns gathered for funeral services, paying respects and sharing condolences with family members. The gathering emphasized community support during the final rites and provided a heartfelt farewell.
Mrs. Mary Emma Johnston died at her home on Church Street on Sunday evening aged 54. Born in Steubenville she was daughter of John and Mary Johnston. Survived by children Stella Harris Laura Will Inez Harry and siblings John Johnston Amanda Workman Rose Humble Jane Ferguson Phoebe Jones Lina Coulter. She was highly respected.
Fuditts Stuborn, a 16 year old Hungarian girl, dies at Gill hospital after weeks with brain fever. She is survived by her parents in Hungary and two brothers Jule and Saver of this city. Employed as a domestic, she was held in high esteem in her employer's home. The funeral services of Alphonse...
A funeral service was held at Holy Name church on Sunday afternoon with Rev Father Weigand officiating. The deceased were laid to rest as pallbearers included the boy mourners.
Andy Kollank died at Colliers mines Wednesday morning at 5 30 clock of heart failure aged 45. He had been at Gill hospital and last night was pronounced well enough to go home. His wife survives at Colliers and his parents in Austria.
Mrs H C Bedillion formerly Emily Neibar of Canonsburg died Wednesday at 12 40 pm at the home of Henry Dickman 223 Market Street aged 22 years She was visiting her sister Mrs Dickman and had been ill with inflammation of the bowels Her stepfather F L Seabight of Hickory, one brother C J Neibar of Canonsburg, and a sister Mrs Dickman of this city survive She joined the Lutheran church at 14 and was regarded as a highly respected woman
A catalog-like list presents carpet prices including Tapestry Brussels at per yard $1.00 grade textures, Wilton Velvet at $1.35 extra heavy, and Velveteen options. Rugs shown include 9x12 and 9x10 sizes with values ranging from $12.00 to $35.00, featuring Brussels and Axminster patterns.
An advertisement touts over fifty patterns and offers a strong yet light collapsible cart that folds compactly. It claims the best on the market and highlights a price cut from 7 50 to 4 98, urging immediate purchase.
An advertisement touts comfortable porch chairs and rockers with nicely finished wood. A large variety is offered at low prices, inviting readers to stop and look over the selection for pleasant evenings on the porch.
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