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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1912
Page
11
Copyright character Kathleen recalls hiding defeat as Marjorie vents fury at Mallory after the bracelet winner is revealed. The scene centers on betrayal and breached expectations in a tense social drama.
Mallory defuses a two-thief raid on a sleeping car with swift combat moves, saving Marjorie and Mrs Temple’s valuables. He captures the robbers, frees the crew, then secures a wedding in the smoking room with Dr Temple presiding as the couple finally wed.
A conductor guides a train while recalling Manila and signals readiness. The scene shifts from tension to calm as the bridegroom is joked with and the cord is pulled. The train glides smoothly, bells toll and wheels hum, ending with the soft chatter of speed on velvet rails.
Marjorie, posing as the rescuing angel's wife, searches first and finds a gold bracelet not hers. She pockets it with a grateful prayer, concealing it among her belongings. Mrs. Temple reacts with a guilty start at the revelation.
A two car crash on Birth and Washington streets left J Sinclair with a shattered right shoulder after the May car struck Blumenauer’s, flipping the lighter vehicle onto the curb. Chauffeur Samuel Williams and Blumenauer suffered head and wrist injuries. all three were freed from under the overturned car as onlookers assisted.
The Seventy-ninth Conference session meets November 11 and 12 in East Liverpool with program highlights and speakers. Clergy and lay leaders gather for worship, business sessions, and Ministerial talks, including notes on lessons in Sunday School, church finance, and preacher development.
Indiana court testimony ties a $100 post office money order from Kansas City to Mrs. Ortie McManigal via Chicago to the dynamite case. James B. McNamara and McManigal used aliases Frank Sullivan and James Martin. Postmaster Bryson said J J McNamara moved $1000 through money orders to iron workers and agents as an organization fund.
A Republican rally in the city is announced for October 98 with Hon. George W. Wickersham Attorney General United States addressing the voters. Earlier date will feature Mr. Lewis colored Assistant Attorney General speaking for the Republican National ticket.
The Shakers sell 3,000 acres in Warren county to the United Brethren society. The land will host charitable institutions including an orphanage and homes for the aged and dependent ministers and their families. The Shakers retain the office building for ten years to serve the few surviving members.
Andrew Brown and William Glasgow Sr sold lands on We vee creek Belmont County to Jones Coal Company. Brown received 8000 dollars for 80 acres and Glasgow 4106 dollars for 40 acres. Part of the land will open a coal mine operated by Jones Co and Grand Trunk Railway Co.
The marriage of Miss Helen Day Rutherford daughter of Dr and Mrs Matthew Rutherford to Edward Livingston Stockdale took place at the bride’s home in Washington Pennsylvania on Friday evening with about 65 guests. The service was performed by the bride’s father Rev Matthew Rutherford in a greenery filled bower with pink accents. Attendants included Miss Charlotte Poe Rutherford as maid of honor and Lee Schmercher best man. The wedding featured Mendelssohn music and a white crepe meteor gown for the bride. After a reception for twelve, the couple left for a week in Washington City and will reside at the Rutherford home upon return. The bride is a graduate of Pennsylvania College for Women. Stockdale works for Sheffield Steel Company. Among out of town guests were Mrs Anne Stockdale Miss Claire Stockdale Mrs Crosson of Cambridge Ohio and others.
Miss Alwyn Thom as wed Oliver W. Burford Jr in a Lincoln avenue ceremony. The groom is the son of Oliver W. Burford Sr of East Liverpool Ohio. Details on guests and reception not available in readable text.
The C. & P. railroad will commence work soon on a steel bridge over Moore’s In West Wheeling. A wooden structure currently spans the site and steel girders have been placed on the ground for the new construction.
The Commissioners let five bridge contracts on Friday. No 27 bridge from Springfields townsinn to F I Carter via Central Concrete & Construction Co. awarded at 1285.59. No 2 Knox township 111% to Central Concrete. No 15 Knox 1925. No 10 Saline 1985. No 16 Knox 1230.
James R. Carter, previously on suspended workhouse terms of 100 dollars and costs, was taken in by police Friday night and Mayor McLeish ordered the workhouse to be his future post office address. He was intoxicated and threatening a woman when subdued.
Bozo Ficin aged 27 of Columbus and Kata Stranie Sivernic aged 21 of Steubenville were issued a marriage license.
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