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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
7
Advertising brief notes a call to action for woodenware granite and tin ware and house furnishing goods with an invitation to contact for purchase or inquiries. It emphasizes a comprehensive line and a central headquarters.
Surprising and disappointing reports from Pittsburg reveal a dispute at a conference of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers. Independents demand a 12 percent cut from the Cincinnati scale signed by the American Sheet Steel and Tin Plate Co. The scale expires June 30, and most independent mills are expected to sign before then, avoiding a strike. Pope tin plant La Belle of Steubenville and Glessner Whitaker of Wheeling are among those affected.
East Ohio district operators and miners plan a joint convention in Wheeling next Wednesday after failed ratification of the Columbus settlement. Thirty six operators with 125 mines and 13,000 miners will attend along with district officers. Deadwork scale and gratis work dispute could derail the Winder agreement, prompting continued strikes if not resolved. </s>
An old advertisement touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as restoring vitality by enriching blood. It claims gradual health improvements and weight gain, urging readers to buy pills at 60 cents per box through J Cope, a Buffalo druggist.
An advertisement asserts that consumption cannot be cured quickly but Scott's Emulsion provides relief and often cures, with consistent use helping at any disease stage. It guarantees no more than that right living and the emulsion have done more to cure consumption, from Scott & Bowne in New York.
Charles Miles seventeen year old son of Mrs Esther Miles of South Ninth street was severely burned at the Carnegie steel works in Mingo. While waiting for a billet to be worked the hot metal struck his back, knocking him down and scorching from hips to shoulders. He was treated at Dr McMullen's office and sent home where the burns will keep him off work about a month.
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