Haydenville Fire Clay Works Leads Ohio Industry
Haydenville Mining and Manufacturing Company in Hocking County stands as the largest capitalized and most extensive fire clay producer in the United States. The plant, guided by Mr. W B Hayden and manager Mr. Jones, covers vast facilities with 50,000 square feet of drying rooms and 15 down draft kilns. It manufactures fireproofing, sewer and chimney pipes, flue linings, and the Hayden vitrified street paving blocks, already used in Columbus and planned expansion to Logan. The firm provides model cottages, a hotel, and a well stocked store for 3000 workers, reflecting generous welfare and liberal treatment in a thriving southern Ohio town.
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Hocking Valley
Vally
Haydenville Mining and Manufacturing Company
Haydenville
Hocking County
Hocking
Mingo” Cay
Jones
United States
Hayden
Columbus
Imi
Rae
Logan
Ohio
Oregon Letter From East Portland 1890 Travel Notes
East Portland letter recounts a Pacific Northwest journey via Northern Pacific to Post Falls Idaho Spokane and Umatilla with observations on towns scenery and a Chinese funeral. The writer mentions census figures and plans to visit Ogden Denver Kansas City and Athens while noting weather and growth. The piece also shares a brief profile of Secretary of State Ryan highlighting his literary work and endorsement letters.
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Portland
Oregon
Eorror
Post Falls
Idaho
Spokane
Washington
Wallula
Umati
China
Ogden
Utah
Denver
Kansas City
Athens
C., CO. S. Newsom
Ryan
Ohio
Columbus
Gladstone
Com. Gazette
Washington Letter on tariff, pledges, and political maneuvers
Washington dispatch notes the president and Blaine at Cape May, a possible tariff and reciprocity message to Congress, and Windom’s sugar import study. It covers Morrill’s leave, Aldrich’s tariff leadership, Senate delays, House leaves, G A R encampment, Flower’s thread, and Louisiana Lottery lobbying amid national finance, foreign policy, and 1890s political tensions.
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Washington, D. C
Blaine
Cape May
Congress
Windom
House
Senate
Morrill
Aldrich
United States
Blair
Committee On Rules
Boston
U. S. S. Dispatch
New York
Cleveland
Representative Flower
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Flower
Hill
House Committee On Post Offices
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House Committee On Elections
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Grant
Arlington Cemetery
Log An
International Congress of Believers
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Phil Sheridan
Fall River
Mass
Owesoa
Mich
Illinois
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California
Senator Davis
Minnesota
Samuel Hopkins
Peter McCrary
Louisville
Anna Staten
Morton
Montreal
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Louisiana Company
Elizabeth Comstock
Union Springs
N. Y
Japan
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Tabeleau
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Hazard
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Sunman
Ind
New York City
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John B. Day
State News
13Th Regiment
Ohio National Guards
Vermilion
Lake Erie
Findlay
C. C. Harris
City
Henry M. Stanley
William Callison
Tiffin
William Robinson
Centerbury
Delaware County
Adolph Schmidt
Cincinnati Police
New Cumberland
Akron
Canton
4Th Regiment
Delaware
Percis E. Marsh
Walnut Hills
McDonald
Patton
The
Penitentiary
Belle Carter
Larue
Burnet House
Lima
Estella Dare
Ed. Elliott
Hillsboro
Meredith Stanley
Washington Monument
Mary Fuller
Rowley House
Mt. Vernon
John H. Mull
Panhandle Road
Bradford Junction
Muskingum County Farmers Alliance
Zanesville
Campbell
Joseph Gaskill
Marietta
Barlow
Cassel Oil Co
Brown
Kerr’s Run
Len Brown
Newell’s Run
Flora
Henry Cisler
Jwear
Palmer Township
Union Natural Gas Company
Fair Grounds
Meigs
Allard
Pomeroy
Presbyterian Church
Tupper’s Plains
Curt Dean
Orange Township
Athens Asylum
Meigs County
Court House
Judge Bradbury
Corporation of
W. J. Pratt
Lincoln Hill
Presbyterian Congregation
Givens
Morgan
Morgan County
McConnelsville
John E. Parker
Emanuel Tolbert
Malta
Merrill
Muskingum River
George Thompson
Jerry Carpenter
Enterprise
O. W. H. Wright
Virgil C. Lowry
Iry
John Hamer
Hemlock
Perry County
Junction Ce
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