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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
7
The October fourteenth celebration marks the sixth anniversary of the Consecration of the church. The old church and school have been replaced by a magnificent church and a Sisters Convent sized to the building, reflecting devotion and the esteem for religious education. A substantial house for the priests is near completion.
David Stevenson, 8, a member of the Stevenson family of Eldersville Pennsylvania, was struck and killed by a Pan Hamile freight train near Pursettstown while returning from a day at the fair. He walked off a delayed train, and the fatal injuries were likely instantaneous. Remains sent to Eldersville, with survivors including his wife and several children. The Stevenson family is noted for wide local connections.
A vivid lyric from the Atlanta Constitution echoes call for resilience amid turmoil. The piece urges shedding fear and embracing light, even as night and sorrow test courage. It juxtaposes hopeful visions with headlines on riots, politics, and economic unease shaping Southern life.
The message urges voting for Republicans to sustain growth in Jefferson county and notes political tensions. It references a Steubenville church event with sermons, a large Republican mass in Cincinnati, and a hopeful Republican committee report. It mentions Taft and a Supreme Court judgeship, plus critique of money in Ohio campaigns and gender equality.
The article outlines changes in this year’s basketball rules. It notes clearer holding definitions, simplified fouls, and a single referee performing umpire duties with a timer and scorer. Balls going out of bounds go to the player who touched it, except when batted out intentionally, reflecting a shift from last season.
A Zanesville firm organized to form a baseball club and apply for a Central league franchise with 4000 dollars in stock. Backers cite Zanesville as a hot baseball town drawing 2000 to 4000 on Sundays and 700 on weekdays. The S H football squad is set to play Pittsboro academy in Pittsburgh on October 20, a week from Saturday.
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