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Revival by Cole and Jewett draws Steubenville crowds
Steenevvrux February 14 evangelists Cole and Jewett arrived from East Liverpool and opened revival at First Presbyterian Church. Cole’s impassioned preaching with Jewett’s singing drew large crowds, with ministers and citizens backing the movement. They plan to move to Bellaire next, as locals note improvements in steel production and a large masquerade ball at Turner Hall drew about 500 attendees amid Lent restrictions.
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Henry L. Snyder
Minerva Mitchell
Shiuire
Samuel A. Clemens
Sol. Clem Steele
Lancaster
Ohio
Judge Driggs
St. Clairsville
Yestendas
Koehnleins
Pittsburg
Tivo Wenten
Vost
Jos, Duncan
Whitely Street
New Bedford
William Verar
Mes
Harry Lukens
John Bird
Mary Lunthrop
Tuoday
Wireles
Bridgeport
Geo C. McKee
Eloise McKee
John Topping
Dlemen
Vuzican
Durst
Chas
Meyer Presidad
Yoino
Mit Alexander
Lacy Alexander
Hattie Alexander
Maile Duncan
Mary Hagen
Annie Brown
Annie Kit
Kate Seam
May Todd
Gertie Amrine
Blanche Lachery
Maggie Clawland
Dora
Henilsip
Matile
Marple
Beasté Cook
John A-Topping
Geo
Ad Baggs
A. C. Brimam
Dg. Dent
Geo. Medi
Tues Mrasfor
Wheeling
Little Washington
Wellsburg
Martin
Anid
Steenevvrux
Messrs. Cole
Jewett
Liverpool
First Presbyterian Church
Cole
Bellaire
Laughlin and Junction Steel Company
Mingo
Nav Gis
Smith-Laughlin Company
Nothig
Turner Hall
Bureh
Ant Entertainments Opera House
Mare Kate McCann
Daugh
TK. McCann
Mins McCaus
L. Calgary Cemetery
Thail Seawees
James
Goran
John ‘Lult
Harry Froley
Simon Loftsards
Clark W. Cramly
Diktle Burgoyne
Burgoyne
Richards
W. HL
Mooney
Is Gripp
Shernid
Mooney, & Co
Quick
Mary B. Burnett
Guy Lust
Lot Ore
Mt Hie
North Fourth Street