Massive reopenings lift steel and mill jobs nationwide
Across Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Newark, and beyond, mills and factories resume full or near full force after stoppages. Posts note 3,000 workers returning at Jones & McLaughlin and dozens of plants in Ohio, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York, reflecting broad industrial revival and reemployment, with specific firms and locations listed.
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Fremanvades Vletootou
Gesburbig Cme
MI Tele
Legnaidy
Democratic Party
Hika
Inver
Ook Locomotive Works
Patterson
N. J
Closad
Jones & McLaughliv
E Steel Mills
Pittsburg
National Cubs Works
Penh
Penn
Iron
York
Weiter
Hlanth
Muarbett & Co
Pittaburg
National Rolling Wil
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Leon Andalwel
Alleghency
Weir Cou
Weir City
Kan
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing Company
Providence
R-1
Pawtucket
Booth
Flinn
Park Bros & Co
Iron and Steel Mills
Shoenberger & Co
Iron Mills
Howe
National Tube Works
McKeapart
Punn
Jay Weld
Wigner Cat Ahrops
Buffalo
N. Y
Benwood and
Wina Mills
Bellaire Nail Works
Anderson, du Puy & Co
Leggett Spring
Wiederhold & Co
van Eisectity Brush
Laueingburg
I. F. Watson Paper Company
Bas Ean
Lelebine
Bons Company
Lreitun N. Dy Wa
Vale
Bamuel J. Wilson
Buparintendent McGawan
Trenton Potteriers
Mills Restart Delays and Labor Shifts Across Steel Plants
Imperfect reports detail multiple Pittsburgh area mills resuming operations after disruption. 1100 workers at Androscoggin and related plants in Lewiston. Keystone Rolling Mill to restart after eighteen weeks. Boston and Louisville works, New Castle Wire, and McKeesport facilities reopening. varied shifts and training amid partial education barriers persist.
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Éauleuk
Washington Mils
Lawrence Maas
Androscoggin Mills
Lewiston
Prelfie Milla
Washington Mills
Lawerado
Peck, Stowa & Wilcox Company
Phuilavilie
Hust Borin
Chqteo Rimber Company
Ree Dtbniell Webthy
Aia West
Pittsburg
Loarkhey Resnmpton
Stovelwink & McClain
Funes
A. M. Lytis
Anotier Duklemein Ole
McKeesport
Dewmler
Boston Louf and Steel Works
McKvesport
Dents & Liughlin
Stealterly Spas
Puildlers
Newcastle
Nual
Keystone
Disorderly Hubbard County news and fires amid social notices
Crime and fire rumors swirl around Cedar Rapids and Hubbard area as Liquor license charges, property burns, and barn fires draw attention. Reports describe a deputy marshal escort, release without bail, a thwarted burglary on Drake Sumpsub & Co, and a wave of chaotic incidents, including a rope rescue, arson fears, and community warnings. The piece also notes local obituaries, weddings, and social columns with fashion advice and literary mentions.
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George Hreeleeke
U.S
Duputy
Marshall
Cedar Rapitts
Drake Bios Sumpsub & Co
Ibis
Jyanog
Radcliire
HLS
Harris
John ‘Tarr
Herculdan
Sivey
W. Drake
Union
Drake
Wool Tariff Dismissed as Byproduct Argument Debated
The piece argues against wool tariff protection, calling it a long fraud that harms farmers. It cites McKinley era policies, notes wool is a byproduct of sheep raised mainly for mutton, and uses Lebanon Enterprise figures to illustrate real profits.
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United
Aleclick
Cleveland
Lebanon
Joseph H. Hagan
Marry
Loninville
Can Ylers Journal
Fragmented History Warnings and Policy Snarls Across Nations
A garbled collage cites conflicts between Germany and Russia amid trade tensions with Austria, plus domestic agitators and party politics. It references McKinley era debates, consumption stories, and a Massachusetts highway report on road losses, all presented in a frayed OCR style with mixed attributions from New York Evening Post and Philadelphia Record.
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Germany
Rosia
Moltca
Hontard
Agearian ‘Party
Birder
Ruabon
New York
Evening Post
Silver and gold standards debate among farmers and workers
A detailed critique argues against a bimetallic system led by the People's Party. It claims a cheap silver dollar would inflate prices, harm wages, and hurt laborers, while gold would rise to a premium and distort exchange. The piece warns the United States cannot redefine global finance alone and would worsen outcomes for workers and farmers.
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United’ States
Republican ‘Party
Harelson
T Fe Nob
Philadelphia
Hsia
Ong
Itelf
Carlisle
Hiie
Conrae
Tasiea
Gelling
Wagex
Isbdér
Beford
Pla- Aorets
Mars
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Watill
United States
Dortort Deattiga
Gommeres
Non ‘W
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Tariff debate split across regions in 1890s echo
The St Louis Republic reports a debate on tariffs with Democrats split over the McKinley act. Eastern leaders favor gold imports from Europe and reciprocal trade, while Southern figures push protection to support agriculture and industry. The piece links calls for revenue tariffs to broader economic strategy and national capital flow.
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Europe
Pigston
Frick
Garfield
St. Louis Republic
Good Roads Honout All and Farmers Interests Unite
A fragmented plea urges farmers and urban buyers to back roads reforms. It argues farmers seek markets and lower costs while cities pay higher prices for restricted produce. The call invites citizens to push state and local governments to improve national road networks.
England Roads and American Progress in Highway Repair
The piece compares English road construction with American practices, praising England for durable macadam and continuous maintenance. It contrasts American neglect, weather, and cost-cutting with English dedication to drainage, smooth surfaces, and dignified public works led by county councils and engineers.
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England
Thomas Jefferson
America
Carlyle
Care
Atacler
Aldes
Ton
Ori
Pide-Ara
Engands
Col
St. Louis Republic
Georgia's roads and rail crash spurs call for reform
A reader laments worsening Georgia roads across counties and counties and urges law enforcement and new measures. Separately, a Nickel Plate freight collision near McGumb and Lolpate junction kills forty cars and two engines, with several fatalities including J. N. Urphor and Charles Morzili and others fatally injured.
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Livuw
Foonay
Nickel Plate Railroad
McGumb
Lolpate Junction
Uatele
Davinxogt
J. N. Urphor
Charles Morzili
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