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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1906

Page

11

Rabies Confirmed in New Cumberland Dog

Pasteur Institute experts report a dog that ran amuck in New Cumberland last Thursday carried rabies. The dog bit the sheriff’s daughter and Postmaster Campbell’s child. Children to receive hospital treatment. health board mulls dog muzzling law and possible dog killings by police to enforce it.

Pasteur Department of Mercy Hospital Pittsburg Wilkin Campbell New Cumberland Beaumont County Board of Health Board of Health Samuel Melvin

Slavonic laborer badly hurt at La Belle iron works yard

A Slavonic workman at the La Belle iron works was seriously injured Sunday afternoon when struck by a freight car near the furnace. His right ankle was crushed and bones protruded, with additional injuries to shoulder head and side. Dr. Laughlin attended him at Gill hospital.

la Belle Laughlin Gill Hospital

French Leave Hits Di Carlo Bros Saloon and Stores

Constable Campbell levied on the saloon and grocery of Di Carlo Bros in North Sitxhstent for five attacks. C L Williams represented four creditors. Payday drew customers and boarders, with withdrawals and a partial liquor tax rebate. Squire Griffin heard the cases. The Di Carlos reportedly took money and valuables, leaving many anxious for their savings. Goods at the Di Carlo household were attached at the railroad.

Campbell di Carlo Bros North Sitxhstent C. L. Williams di Carls Squire Griffin di Carlos

Restrained action on road strip in Warren township

Chris Merkel sues Warren township officials and trustees with himself as Road Supervisor to stop any road opening until compensation is paid for a 15 by 300 foot land strip. A temporary injunction was issued after Wayne township viewers viewed the land but no notice or offer of compensation has been made. W Brown is the attorney.

Chris Merkel Board of County Commissioners Lou Hawthorne Joseph Robinson Abel Armitage Warren Township Fourth District Wayne Township Brown

Settlement Predicted For The Massillon Miners

The Massillon district eyes closure of the long strike as a joint convention opens this week. National Vice President Z L Lewis is expected to attend and recent talks left few differences. Operators and miners are seen near terms, potentially ending Ohio’s extended stoppage. A car shortage disrupts some Fifth Ohio subdistrict areas.

Ohio Massilon Z. L. Lewis

Reckless Knife Display Leads to Arrests at Depot

G A Campbell a negro was arrested for alleged insults to a white woman of the foreign colony and jailed for a hearing. Blaine Quillen Lou Boyer were detained after claiming foreigners Nick or Joe Palmer had drawn a knife. Tim Gaffrey faced a knife allegation and drunkenness charges. Multiple plain cases were before the mayor.

G. A. Campbell Blaine Quillen Lou Boyer Nick Joe Palmer Tim Gaffrey Mike Gary Tim

Man and horses struck by Pan Handle train in Uhrichsville

John Donahue a well known teamster from Uhrichsville died at McCollum morgue after being struck by Pan Handle passenger train No. 29 while crossing Uhrich street. He was thrown about 20 feet and later died from a broken leg a fractured left hip and a skull fracture. One horse was killed and the other badly injured and shot.

John Donahue Teans Uhrichsville McCollum Uhrich Street Donahue

Deckhand Shaffer Drowns After Fall From Cruiser

William Shaffer, 31 year old deckhand, fell overboard from the steamer Cruiser near Georgetown at 11 oclock Saturday and drowned. The body was not recovered. The steamer was commanded by Captain Willian Oaks. Shaffer, about 5 feet 6 inches tall, wore a blue shirt, dark trousers and tan shoes. He resided at Lee Avenue and Graft Street, Pittsburgh. The accident occurred a few miles above East Liverpool.

William Shaffer Oelock Georgetown Willian Oaks Shaffer Lee— Avenue Graft Street Pittsburg East Liverpool

NEW PATENTS FOR CHIMNEYS GLOBES AND REFLECTORS

Gill Brothers Company awarded patents via H E Dunlap at Wheeling for chimneys globes and reflectors. Eastern Ohio patentees include Bartholomew Schutz Basil buggyboot closure Baxter swivel-burner Cronin nutlock Fesig pivoted window Holmek assistor to Alright Mfg Co Olmmead Falls acetylene mantle-burner Mild condenser Miller bill-tug Simon McDonaldsville potato cutter and planter Spear Stewart miter-box Sturdevant assigner to Ohio Brass Co Mansfield rail-bond. Trade-mark certificates issued to Canton Gum Co Clyde Kraut Co Dover Mfg Co Canal Dover for chewing gum sauer-kraut and sad irons.

Gill Brothers Company H. E. Dunlap Wheeling Ohio Thomas Bartholomew F. Schutz Berry A. Baxter Mansfield Thomas Cronin Marietta Ozia A. Fesig Canton Charles Holmek Cleveland Alright Mfg. Co Olmmead Falls Charles Mild Mount Vernon Clyde Kraut Co Clyde

Conductor Edward Kimble Injured In Yard Accident

Edward Kimble a railroad conductor had his left foot crushed and dislocated at the ankle when caught between bumpers in the yards Saturday evening. He was taken to his boarding house on South High Street where Dr Laughlin attended him. His home is Wellston. Vacation Shoes for little money at Ruddick's Special Shoe Sale.

Edward Kimble South High Laughlin Wellston

Estate Farm Sale North of Canfield 120 Acres

For sale 120 acre farm to settle an estate fourteen miles north of Canfield on the main road to Youngstown Ohio Youngstown city of sixty five thousand population growing rapidly for particulars write P O Box 232 Youngstown Ohio

Canfield Youngstown Ohio

Burhans Testifies After Four Years

G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York testifies four years after a kidney cure claim. He details that Foley's Kidney Cure stopped brick dust sediment and pain, with no relapse, and endorses the remedy to others. Beall & Steele.

G. B. Burhans Carlisle Center N. Y Foley Gole Beall & Steele

Bucklens Arnica Salve praised by editor in defense case

Major Hamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist Emernence Kentucky recounts a fierce past attack and says Bucklens Arnica Salve cured his piles in ten days with no recurrence. The product is sold at Beall and Steeles drug store as a quick healer for burns sores cuts and wounds.

Hamm Constitutionalist Emernence Bucklen Beall & Steele

Sea Wall Makes Galveston Life Safer

E W Goodloe of Waco writes that Dr. King's New Discovery keeps him well after five years of use. He formerly suffered a long cough and worsening health now his cough is gone. The remedy cures chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and prevents pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed at Beall & Steele's drug store with trial bottle free.

Galveston E. W. Goodloe Dutton St Waco Tex Dr. Ing Beall & Steele's

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