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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
12
Desirable cottage available from September 1 on a corner lot at Fourth and Logan. Inquiries accepted at 701 Sixth Ave. Araéld.
Albert Ballard formerly of Steubenville lost his right foot at J. E. Blackburn's Island Creek farm while mowing hay. He slipped and was drawn into a mower blade. he reached Gill hospital six hours after the accident, nearly dead from blood loss, with Dr. Laughlin attending.
William Gazaway born in Smithfield, enlisted in Captain Oliver's Company F, 25th O. W. in 1861, served as bodyguard to President Lincoln, died August 11 1807 at his Washington DC home and to be buried in Arlington Cemetery. He left a daughter who married Lafayette Martin and was a steadfast Republican.
Lee Davis, killed at Mingo Junction on a Canton excursion, was buried today at ten from his parents home on Brooks Run Road near Bellaire. Interment will follow at the Davis cemetery. He died when he stepped between two freight cars as the excursion train stood in the Mingo yards, suffering immediate chest trauma.
County Commissioners held another wrangling hearing on the Street railway second track agreement. No action was taken and the matter was tabled for a week as officials seek to be fair to all parties. The delay blocks a $100,000 county road improvement project amid disputes over how to count road frontage consents and whether the C P R R can grant them.
C. L. Williams, sq., was appointed trustee of Charles T. Parlett at a creditors meeting. Bond set at $5,000. Huston & Williams serve as attorneys for the Trustee.
Charles H Cosgrove age 30 of Hopedale drowned near Centerpoint Indiana after a boat capsized is while three others struggled in mill pond Cosgrove jumped to help but could not swim and drowned though others rescued the remaining victims His wife and one child survive and the body was recovered after doctors failed to revive him He had worked in the Scio Twin City oil fields for R D Gillespie and his remains were escorted to Hopedale by Scio residents and Centerpoint Masons
An old health note warns that most appendicitis cases affect those with chronic constipation. It touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy that stimulates liver and bowels to restore natural action without nausea or gripe, urging readers to refuse substitutes.
Mrs. Margaret Mooney Allen, daughter of John and Mary Mooney, sister of Johnson Mooney, aunt of William H. Mooney, dies August 8 1907 at her son Charles Allen’s home near Two Ridges Church in her eighty first year. Survived by four sons William Charles James and George two daughters Mrs Houser and Mrs Stephen Yokum, and many grandchildren. Burial Saturday in Two Ridges cemetery beside her husband. Funeral by the Two Ridges Church pastor.
Manfred R. Owens died Tuesday morning at age 41 after a month of stomach trouble and recent serious illness. Born in Steubenville he was a cigar maker and a son of James K. P. and the late Mary Owens. He lost his right limb in a childhood railroad crossing accident. Burial will be Wednesday from 114 South Third Street.
Isaac Linduff funeral held at West Market Street residence with Rev. Miller officiating and G A R pallbearers. Robert Tyson of Tiltonville dies at 73 after stomach illness. services set for Wednesday at 2 pm in Tiltonville cemetery. DeWitt C. McKinley dies in West Liberty aged 77. survived by wife, three sons, two grandchildren, two brothers. P Davis of Newport dies after brief illness. widow survivor. Several infant deaths: Margaret May Wagele 4 months, Mabel Elizabeth 9 months, and Margaret Wagele 15 months among local families.
For Sale One 10 h p boiler and engine 100 e gallon jacket kettle 600 gallon rendering tank Rankin chop line Steubenville O A6td gtw markets likely for sale in a local newspaper classified item featuring industrial rendering gear and steam equipment.
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