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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
11
In a bold forecast T A W N E Y asserts Missouri will stay Republican while praising Hughes as a transformative candidate. He cites Hughes’s magnetic presence, compelling oration, and perceived courage to address and fix current problems, arguing only a true political phenomenon could defeat him.
Washington report notes a wave of Roosevelt driven activity after his White House return. Tawney predicts Missouri and Arkansas gains for Republicans, while De Armond could lose his seat and Champ Clark remains a Missouri holdout. Sherman reports strong presidential influence, and Hearst presence unsettles Democratic leaders as Root plans stumping in New York.
Mrs. Jennie Freeland of 130 North Fifth Street died at 2 a.m. Saturday after a cat bite seven weeks earlier. Doctors believe heart paralysis was the fatal cause with pseudo hydrophobia as a contributing factor. Rabies tests followed, but the illness was deemed an imaginary hydrophobia. The case touched on fear, medical treatment, and lingering grief, with Mrs. Freeland remembered as a devout wife and mother.
William French sues N M Neely to compel transmission of all papers in Julia Moore vs French et al wage attachment case appealed. Brown attorney Elizabeth Lewis sues W&L railroad and C&F railroad for 2000 damages over Shannon Run blockage harming plaintiff’s land. Harry Hatfield obtains cognovit judgment against Frank H Hatfield for 80 dollars and costs.
A bustling round of visits and arrivals across Pittsburg Cadiz Zanesville and Akron. Guests include Miss Bertha McMurray in Pittsburg and Miss Anna Dukes from New Castle visiting locally. News of engagements weddings and local events alongside family illnesses and travel plans.
A Louisville report confirms paper arrangements for a new race track near Steubenville with plans for a club house, special trains from Union Station, and 50 000 dollars spent on a top facility. Transportation may cost 7 cents round trip, with inaugural admission around 1 60, and the project aims to rival metropolitan courses in elegance and scope. Legal notice follows regarding property claims in Jefferson County Ohio involving David W Stier Seigler and others, requiring responsive filings by December 1906.
Barbara E. Ruble is appointed administratrix of Jesse Ruble’s estate in Jefferson County Ohio. The filing date is September 28, 1205, with attorney J. W. Porter listed. The notice appears in Mt. Pleasant township within the county and indicates qualification as administratrix.
Delanie Rams, standard breed, fifteen head, best breeding stock. Offered by K. H. Staples of Circle Green in Jefferson County Ohio. Contact details appear as old classifieds notation.
Mrs S R Miser visited Pittsburg over Sunday. Mrs H Peters dined with O W Hisam and family Sunday. James Wherry was Steubenville Thursday. The pike is in progress. Wesley Adrian returned to Dayton Sunday. Joseph Saramers and Minard Paina were in Steubenville on business. Miss Mary Quillen returned to her home in Mingo Tuesday after visiting A M Quillin and family.
The Christian Endeavor Union of the Presbytery of Steubenville holds its sixteenth annual gathering at the Presbyterian Church in Newcomerstown on Oct 25 and 26. The program features addresses, reports, papers on Our Principles and Aims, roundtables, and devotional and service components led by Rev. E. E. Patterson, Rev. W. J. Hutchiron, Rev. George P. Rowland, and others, with youth leaders from Steubenville and surrounding towns.
In the Jefferson County Ohio probate court an auction is set for November 12 1900 at 9 PM at the courthouse steps Dillonvale real estate. The one half undivided interest of Joseph Konin deceased in Lot 21 in Watson and Thomason’s First Addition lies on Main Street between Second Avenue and the east boundary. Appraised at 400 dollars. Terms cash. William C Brown administrator of the estate.
Marriage licenses issued to Andy Gary and Yukasha Kauzike of Connersville David EB Cline and Mina Neal Swickard of Holt Frank W Melching and Frmie Pierce of Steubenville Tynwald Caley and Jessie Blatch ford of Brilliant George W Nexramo and Myrile R Degarmo of Brilliant Preston C Frantz and Mary J Richards of Steubenville Wm E Helm and Rose Shorts of Toronto Wm Onsoln and Cassie Lewis of Circlegreen Frederick C Fairbanks of Springfield and Helen E Scott of Adena Jos MecElhaney and Georgena Russell of Steubenville.
Ohio Seventh Judicial Circuit fixes annual terms for Ashtabula Lake Geauga Trumbull Portage Mahoning Columbiana Carroll Jefferson Belmont Harrison and others. Terms begin nine o clock on specified dates with September 18 1905 start noted. certification by Jefferson County Clerk James White.
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