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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1906

Page

9

Awful Death of Wellsburg Youth in Dynamite Cap Blast

Harold W. Carmichael, 16, son of a prominent Wellsburg contractor, was killed near Franklin Pennsylvania when dynamite caps in his pocket exploded after he discharged one he found with companion Frank McClaren. The blast tore away bone and hip. Carmichael died two hours later.

Harold W. Carmichael Wellsburg Franklin Frank McClaren Carmichael Young Carmichael

McClaren Injured. Father Linked to Tunnel Contract

McClaren suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover. The boy's father is a member of Garretson & Co, the contractor for part of the Franklin and Clearfield tunnel project.

McClaren The of Garretson & Co Franklin and Clearfield Tunnel

Porcelain Plant to Begin Part Rebuild in Two Weeks

Standard Porcelain Works stockholders and directors met to plan rebuilding the damaged portion after a fire at New Cumberland. They aim to have at least part of the plant operating within two weeks as inspectors assess the damaged machinery and losses with adjusters on site.

Standard Porcelain Works New Cumber

Witnesses Examined In Cutting Scrape Case

Mayor Scott and Froscenior Alban questioned several Poles tonight who will testify about the Sunday night cutting at Seventh and Dock streets. Five drunks were jailed. two suspected of breaking into Brieg's saloon kitchen to steal a table fork. Marshal Zimmerman chased hogs at La Belle View. Squire Prentiss fined Joe Dejelis $25 for off season rabbit shooting near Smith field. Adolph Warkewich faces assault to kill before Squire Love for striking a Hungarian with a flat iron. case pleabed to assault and battery with a $5 fine.

Scott Froscenior Alban Seventh Dock Streets Brieg Marshal Zimmerman la Belle View Squire Prentiss Joe Dejelis Smith Adolph Warkewich Squire Love Warkowick

Louis Schaefer Sr Takes Over Altamont Casino in 1906

Louis Schaefer Sr assumes management of the Altamont Casino for the 1906 season, guiding operations, events, and guest experiences at the venue. This leadership change sets the tone for the year's offerings and potential performances.

Louis Schaefer, Sr Altamont Casino

Choice of Our Stock of Men's Belts and Hosiery

A local sale advertises men’s and boys’ leather belts at 29 cents and a bulk offer of black and fancy socks. The hosiery stock includes 6 pairs for 1.23 while belts are priced at 23 cents each.

Ager APOE Cbseke

SAFE AND WELL FROM FRANCEY FAMILIES IN EARTHQUAKE

Mrs R H Francy and Mrs Hit singer signal in San Francisco earthquake era. Robert Francy of Toronto reports safety and plans homeward travel via Pacific Grove after trains resume. T F Rabe and Clara, in Past Liverpool, confirm safety after extended South and West trip. they await May return from Utah to Iowa, with stops in Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs.

Singer San Francisco Pacific Grove Cal Anna Francy Pasadena Frisco Clara Liverpool Ogden City Utah Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Mr. Rabe J. ©. Rabe West Liberty Iowa

Local Sale Notice on Embroidery Materials

A brief ad notes a sale with emphasis on prompt attention and no samples. It lists 12 yards of embroidery and insertion at 25 cents per yard, totaling $2.23. The buyers are advised prices are for goods likely gold before orders are completed.

Johnnie Jones

Blood marks tell horror tale at merchant's home

J W Williams of Backy, a well known merchant, recalls a tale of blood marks and a warning about severe lung hemorrhages. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing his cough and lung problems years ago. Beall Steele sell the remedy for 50c and $1.00 with trial bottles available.

J. W. Willams Backy Dr. King Beall & Steele

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Harold Carmichael Wellsburg, W. Va Munker Manker’s Boston R. H. Francy Hit Rabe Robert Francy Toronto Francy Elmer Ralph J. H. Hit Epi Worl College Horseshoe Hornbal, Benjamind & Reine Attebury System Mumker American and Simpson Hill Seerducker India Steubenville Snie Jones White Madras Abe Russ Bke Os Gs W. L. Douglas Ralston Dorothy Dodd Floto & Hutterly
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