Scott & Bowne at Pearl Street in New York
A brief note identifies the firm Scott and Bowne located at Pearl Street in New York, indicating their business address for correspondence or services.
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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1908
Page
5
A brief note identifies the firm Scott and Bowne located at Pearl Street in New York, indicating their business address for correspondence or services.
East Liverpool dispatch covers city events with brief notices on local commerce, society, and public affairs. Notable items include small business updates, community announcements, and regional happenings of interest to residents.
An East End rumor claims bootleggers are exploiting a cannon on the Diamond to obtain liquor. Reportedly a two bit payment placed in the cannon, a walk around the Soldiers' Monument, and a final hand insertion to trigger a bottle appears. The stunt alarms veterans who view it as desecration of a sacred relic.
Jack Wind, indicted for assaults to kill in the jail delivery and attack on Sheriff Vorhees, was convicted of assault and battery. He was remanded to jail and awaits trial for Sunday selling on his boat.
Bob Hampton leaves for Cheyenne to hunt the elusive Silent Murphy, chasing a lead tied to a knife attack years past. Naida remains behind as he vows to return with proof, while rumors say Murphy is moving toward the Yellow Stone with orders from Custer’s column.
Letters from Mrs. Tressie Nelson of Nashville and Mrs. Joseph Lacelle of Ottawa praise Peruna for relief from long standing headaches backaches and general female ailments. Canadian and American readers report improved health after taking Peruna with many claiming life regained and no pain for a year.
In Cheyenne a young infantryman assigned as telegraph operator lounges at a rough table, feet up, face hidden behind a newspaper, as Chapter XXVII The Trail of Silent Murphy unfolds the scene.
Josh Wise comments that more grand stands plays are pulled off outside the ball park than in it, suggesting a broader pattern of activity beyond the stadium. The quote reflects his thoughts on how events unfold beyond the field.
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