A Very Fatherly Dog
A dog in New York acts protectively toward a lost boy named John Wolff near Grand Street. The terrier leads the boy to the Elridge Street Station House and follows to police headquarters, guarding him until his father, a butcher at 48 Willett Street, arrives and is united with the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Grand Street
Elridge
Elridge Street
Matron Walb
No. 48
Willett Street
Webb
Lost Children's Department
John Wolff
Boy's Head Partly Sawed by Buzz Saw in Paterson
John McEvoy a fifteen year old Paterson worker survived after a buzz saw cut from behind his left ear across the head through the forehead and nose. He remained conscious throughout, aided by doctors Garnett and Warner, with hopes of recovery despite paralysis on the left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MeEvoy
New York Sun
John McEvoy
Paterson
Union Belt Works
Railroad Avenue
Watson Machine Works
Garnett
Warner
Father McNatty
Sisters’ Hospital
Child of Arthur Banks Scalded in Canton Tub Accident
A young daughter of Arthur Banks of Canton fell into a tub of hot water yesterday and was badly scalded. Immediate use of Henry's Carholic Salve, kept in the house, relieved the pain and she is now out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Banks
Canton
Henry
Death of Charles Jeel in canal accident near Lockland
Charles Jeel a teen rider on the John Berry canal boat near Lockland fell into a ditch during an apoplectic episode and drowned. Coroner Carrick held an inquest and ruled death by misadventure as the body was recovered near Willow Patch Bridge after a search by canal boat crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Charles Jeel
John Berry
Lockland
Willow Patch Bridge
Carrick
World and Its Ways and Local Happenings Chronicle
A collage of 19th century items notes Napa Valley wine output at 1 700 000 gallons this fall, Georgia and Alabama convict figures for Mormonism, Memphis adopting Waring sewerage, a Kentucky fugitive captured by his father, and a Colorado man killed after repeat acquittals. Other items describe a Virginia constable’s odd summons, 300 mounted men punishing Elliott County thieves, Bull's Cough Syrup endorsements, a St Louis dyer’s despondent self-harm attempt, a Conway Ark store collapse, a landlord shooting, and a Marmouth man’s murder resolve aided by whiskey. An Owingsville Ky airman legend, a clerk theft response, and a balloon story close the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thompson
Col. Bruce
Conway
Ark
Henry Boyle
Marmouth
Cincinnati
Owingsville
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Hanna & Black
Greencastle
Ind
John Cawley
John T. Craig
One & Vermilion’s
Vandalia
C. Bief Sckr’s
North Side Square
Wysong
Basin Thaie
Queensware
Wysong’s
Greencastle Foundry
Culver
Phillip Albaugh
Conrad Cook
Solezagen
West Side Public Square
Callender & Dunn
Castle Mills
Gage
South Greencastle
Ton. O
J. Lantenernlener
C. C
Putnam County
Thave
Mr. Cook
B. C. Burkett
Cooe
Stor
Langden’s
Bazir
Dan Langden
S Sewing Machine CO
and, Ohio
Samot
Waal
Cairo Bulletin
Nellie Johnson
St. Louis
Barton
Charlotte
N. C
Benton
Rogers
Europe
Queen of
Southwest
Newcastle
Del
Napa Valley
Cal
Georgia
Alabama
George S. Waring
Memphis
Kentucky
Colorado
Virginia
Elliott County
Charles Rose
Phoenix
R. L.higert
Prop
Dobell & Cooper’s
Times
J.T. Dobell
M. J. Cooper
Citzens
Purism
Indiana
Washingr Street
Isso
Harriet Beecher Stowe
T. Fick Pripple
Enenoge
Louise Chandier Moulton
Henry J. Rowditch
G. A. Stephens
Ciris
US Companion
Boston
Mass
T. G. Bowman
John Burley
T. G. Bowman & Co
Cheapwistore
T G Bowman & CO
East Side Public Square
Mulholn & Hanna
William
Mulhonx
Apam Hawana
East
Washington St
Mulholn & Haana
Cs Drug Store
Capcine
Messrs. Seabury & Johnson
Platt St
New York
Guntt Laues
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