Death from hydrophobia after mad dog bite at Smithfield
John Wesley Naylor, 59, died Saturday night in Smithfield after hydrophobia from a dog's bite. He left a respected family, survived by wife, two children, a brother William and sister Mrs William Naslor, and was a M P church member. A colored man, Will Hardsrave, bitten on the hand, traveled to Steubenville then Pittsburgh for pasteurization as fear of further deaths from the same dog grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Naylor
Smithfield
Naylor
William
Naslor
M. P. Church
Will Hardsrave
Steubenville
Mr. Taylor
Herald-Star
Bine
Pittsburg
Mr. Navier
Annie L
W. E. Cavitt
W. F. Cavitt
Hanna
Buchanan
George Swan
R. L. Brownlee
A. Forsythe
James Williamson
Mr. Anderson
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Jones
Mr and Mrs William Jones celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at Stanton Park on Monday evening. The reception drew about five hundred relatives and friends with a sumptuous supper and a menu of many choices. They were married fifty years ago on North Fourth Street at Mrs Jones's parents home, by Rev Dy Swaney of Hamline M. Church. They have four children and seven grandchildren and many friends sent congratulations from away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Stanton Park
Nnckd Jonesis
North Fourth Street
Jones
Wm. Jones
Utica
N. Y
Jefferson Iron Works
Ani Stet
Mra Elen Gray
Columabus
Ohio
Bama T. Own
Ty TA
Richard
Susan Owens
Brenbenville
Mra Viola Misselwitz
Chrigile Ann Juckil
James
Owens
Livin
W. @ Mineral
John R. Jones
Wm. V. Jones
Baws
TL. Jones
Eolden Eunset
Siesta
Wheeling
Abe Tartig
Paine Pratt
James Owens
Win. Hiarris
Alleekeny
James Harris
Pittehure
Chas Ratan
Margaret Allen
Youne
Larry Profather
Gobert Owens
John McMiwaine
G. l Qwene
J. Tipper
Long Branch
N.Y
Kr, Jones
Toronto Can
Mra Mills
Thomas Ritson
A. R. Turner
Tiling Wall Paper Co
Schuylerville
Tiarty Hidhor
Hamline ‘Church
Mirs iPyrate
Sixth Ave
Ion
Rowand
Third Presbyterian Church
Altamont
Beatrice Beany
Columbus
Marie Rutledge
Cleveland
John Crawford
James Longacre
Joseph Greenburg
Boston
The
Boston Herald
Harris Keritz
Home For
Aged Hebrews
Queen Street
Dorchester
Ilaule Koritz
Koritz
Dawson Street
H. M. Hendry
Helen Virginia Sanders
Clark N. Mertz
Alma Sanders
Moundsville
W. Va
C. W. Holmes
Canton
Mertz
Chicago
Sugar City
Colo
Dr Mertz
Loman G. Saltsman
Anna Rosella Bletch
Father Powers
John, J. Quinn
Gertrude Jablonka
Jacob Bletch
North Eighth Street
Other Pointe
Mra. McQueen
Mingo Junction
F. R. Brakeman
Harry Fore
Pittsburg
Miami
Fla
Julia Bannan
Prospect Avenue
Bethany
Mies Beatrice Beany
Mixes Tilma Patton
Samuel Owings
Colliers
GUC Hospital
J W. Colling
Toronto
Dis. Massereve
Collins
Finney
Dennison
Coho Bus
the Lakes
William Jacobs
Sharp's Foundry
Smithfield
James Owings
Carnegie, Pa
Penna. Co
P. H. Prince
Calvin Grifith
North Sixth Retreat
East Liverooo
John Parrah
Robert Miller
Welleville
Rose Miller
Jacob Stein
East Liverpool
Alr
Mvs
Jonas Miller
Seth Fifth Street
Frank Stecker
North Sixth Street
Marietta
Stecker
George Price
Cumberland
Maryland
Isetta Price
Richmond
William Ebert
Jean Burt
Harry Smith
New Orleans
Airs
William Smith
Sixth Avenue
Personal notes from a Monday area social scene
A crowded Portsmouth visit list includes Fred Pride and family, Lee Hogan back from Notre Dame, C A Nicholson from Cleveland, Mrs Jennie Watson from Chicago visiting Mrs J W Gray, Maud Hoover from Idlewood Pa with Aunt Miss Kiama Rheets, Jay Fisher from Sieghbenville at W F Clark’s in Dennison, and many others attending Church events and family gatherings across Wellsburg, McKeesport, Pittburg, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pride
Portsmouth
Lee Hogan
Notre Dame
C. A. Nicholson
Cleveland
Jennie €. Watson
Chicago
J. W. Gray
Mise Maud Hoover
Idlewoor, Pa
Kiama
Jay Fisher
Sieghbenville
Tavis
W. F. Clark
Dennison
Miseos Jean Shaw
Francia Diy
Aliee Hogan
Wellsburg
Mises Stella
Helena Cyrus
Misa Olive Johnesn
Toronto
John Horn
Pittgburg Apent
Edward Henry
Skarka Wil
Liedies Missionary Society of the Architrch
Charlee Hedrick
Mary Hedrick
Mariette
George Vachon
Christian Church
James Linton
Roy Salkeld
M. N. Duval
M. J. Grable
J. R. McGuire
Helen
Catherine
McKeesport
Gil
Sandusky
Jie
Lake Erie
M. J. Lyons
Marysville
Mr. Lyons
Rice
Wooster
Mass
Frank Markie
Wedding Bells and News From the City
The city welcomed guests and noted relocations as families announce marriages engagements and trips. Included are two weddings in the Presbyterian and Deanery circles, several gatherings, visitors from Muncie and Columbus, a betrothal in Dorchester, and plans for new homes and jobs in Schuylerville and Sugar City.
Miners and Guards Fight in Bradley County Battle
A Sunday clash at Bradley in this county left five miners and three guards wounded as 50 to 2,500 shots rang out. Coroner and undertaker reported no confirmed deaths by 3 pm, while Sheriff Vorhees considered disarming all at Bradley to halt further shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Guceras
Earl Walker
Red Hays
Mike Smith
Frank Clstressi
James Bertram
Bertram
Phillip Walger
James Fisk
Herald Star
Frank Olsireski
Campbell
Smithfield
U. S. Goal Company
Vorhees
Pradley
Steubenville
Mingo
Rush Run
Plum Roun
Phim Run
Fire destroys barn on Patterson Farm in Brooke County
A barn on William Patterson’s Brooke County farm near Birdersville burned Sunday afternoon, totaling $890 to $1,000 in loss with no insurance. The blaze, seen by neighbors, left no live stock, with origin unknown and theories ranging from accident by trespassers to deliberate arson. The incident followed by obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs. Annie L Cavitt and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patterson
Brooke County
W. Va
Blrdersville Road
Patterson
Altamont
Large Sum Poor Fund For Infirmary Building Fund
County Commissioners report that $46 585 raised by taxation for poor support is in excess of needs and will be credited to the infirmary building fund. Four payments by Aiken will cover the building costs. The petition seeks allocation of the surplus to the project.
Eighty Nine Contusions Severe Injury After Freight Train Crash
Italian railway worker Joe Carma was struck by a freight train near Scio and dumped onto Gill hospital floor Saturday evening. Dr. Walker treated him amid 89 contusions scattered from chin to scalp, left and right sides, and major joints, with slim chances of recovery reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carma
Pan Handle
Gill Hospital
Scio
Walker
Death of John Thomas Wilcoxen in Steubenville
John Thomas Wilcoxen aged 74 died suddenly Saturday evening at 7 15 at 620 Adams Street after a recent paralysis. Born in Frankfort Springs Pennsylvania he moved to Steubenville at age four and remained. A painter and putcher by trade he served in the 157th Ohio during the Civil War and belonged to M P Church. Survived by second wife Matilda Belding two children George B and Mrs Award Smith two sisters Julia Ward and Mary Wilcoxen. Burial details not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Wilcoxen
Adams Street
Wilcoxen
Frankfort Springs
Steubenville
Sarah Higzinbotham
Matilda Belding
George B
Award Smith
Julia Ward
Mary Wilcoxen
Marriage Licenses and Wedding Near Steubenville
Mr Louis Shomosky a popular employee of Steubenville Produce Co and Miss Anna Kretchek were married Sunday evening by Rev Rowland They will reside here A license was issued to Jacob Peterman and Helen M Bumgart on the 27th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Shomosky
Steubenville Produce Co
Anna Kretchek
Rowland
Jacob Peterman
Helen M. Bumgart
Triple Wedding Reported in Steubenville Area Licenses
Licenses issued to Robert N. Miller and Leona Ball, Paul R. Calhoun and Mary M. Blanchard of Minge Junction. Peter Watkinson and Louise Coan of Brilliant. Loman G. Salisman and Anna Rh. Bleich of Steubenville. Marquis B. Dailey and Lulu Elizabeth Hancock of Brilliant. Pietro Giancola and Elizabeth Cicci of Steubenville. Domeniaco Ciccci and Antonio Raponne of Steubenville. Manzio Rusciolelli and Carmela Cicci of Steubenville. The three couples formed a brother and two sisters in a triple wedding. Ames L. Clark and Maryid Matthews of Salt Run. Wm. J. Brothers and Katie L. Daugherty of Mingo Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Miller
Leona Ball
Paul R. Calhoun
Mary M. Blanchard
Minge Junction
Peter Watkinson
Louise Coan
Brilliant
Loman G. Salisman
Anna Rh. Bleich
Steubenville
Marquis B. Dailey
Lulu Elizabeth Hancock
Pietro Giancola
Elizabeth Cicci
Domeniaco Ciccci
Antonio Rappone
Warrants Issued After Bradley Mines Riot Wave
Common Pleas court took up the Bradley mines riot case Monday issuing warrants through Sheriff Verhees for the captain of guards several other guards and striking miners. Harry Walker and attorney Carl Smith sought protection for his store after guards fired six shots injuring property and sending clerks fleeing. Walker sought an injunction against U S Coal Co and agents to shield his property while Evan H Furviance asked protection for citizens near Smithfield reporting bullets missing churchgoers and miners wives and children sleeping in barns porches and the Friends church as fears rose from guard shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Friends Church
Forl Walker
Bertram
Sdine
Ditonvale
Harry Walker
Bradley
Herald Star
Bradley Mines
Common Pleas Court
Verhees
Carl Smith
Evan H. Furviance
Friends
Festival Success and Local Happenings Reported
The festival at the public lot drew many attendees while others were absent. Youth from the community attended the Island Creek birthday party and reported a good time. L. J. Runyon had a wagon accident while hauling wheat but no serious injuries occurred. Oil well activity is expected on WoOL Snickard Farm this Friday. Earl Carl sold fertilizer and sought dairy cows near Knoxville. Fred Van Dyke was seen in the village last Wednesday. Miss Lyle from Prave has a large music class and plans a recital. Earl Crabbs visited Moretown alas. Misses Rose, Grace Pittener, and Kathryn Edmiston traveled to Pire Grove Ridge. Heat harms many. caution urged in eating and drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Creek
L. J. Runyon
Snickard
Earl Carl
Knoxville
Fred van Dyke
Miss Lyle
Prave
Earl Crabbs
Moretown
W. Edmiston
Rose
Grace Pitteneer
Kathryn Edmiston
Pire Grove Ridge
Editor Flickinger for Governor’s Secretary Role Urges Steubenville Homecoming
The piece urges Editor Flickinger as a suitable Secretary to the Governor and calls for a September homecoming in Steubenville with broad community invitation. It notes Ohio leads in telephone service with 250000 subscribers and criticizes reading Shaw and Hartje cases in warm weather. The Anti-Saloon League claims it can close 206 more Columbus saloons, urging league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AntiSaloon League
Columbus
League
Congressman Burton Bids For River and Harbor Bill
Congress will push a $5,900 060 River and Harbor bill next year with Ohio River funding. A senator faces criticism for nominating a Governor candidate three years ahead, claiming he can deliver the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Haylor
Mrs. William Jones
Stanton Part
Dan Moore
Martin's Ferry
Eit
Andrew Madigan
South High Street
Voorhees
Bradley Guards
Roby Coal Company
Adena
Robyville
M. A. Hanna Company
Dillonvale
United States Coal Company
Glenn’s Run Company
Youghigheny and Ohio Company
Lorai Coal & Dock Company
Hie
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Annie L. Cavitt
Fred Carstensen
Hedil
Cigar Makers’ Union
Aiken
Flickinger
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