Barberton boom plans announced by Pennsylvanian and Ohio capitalists
Details reveal the Barberton project near Jeannette and Charleroi, with 1209 lots to be sold and over $1,000,000 invested in factories. A belt railroad surrounds the town and a 53 room National Hotel opens as 800 workers become 1,400 with a $760,000 annual payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleroi
Jeannette
Jeannette and
Pennsylvania
Ohio
N. E. Ohio
Barberton
Wolf Creek
Tuscarawas River
Barbeton
Diamond Match Company
M. J. Alexander
Pittshore
Jeannette and Charleroi
Akron
Nypano, Cleveland, Akron and Columbus
Ohio Canal
Barber
Chares Baird
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Railroad
Albert Paice
Warren, C
Tube Works
Alexander
J. W. Moore
W. D. Hartapee
Charleroi Plate Glass Co
Chambers & McKee Glass
Julian Kennedy
Carnegies
Bessemer Steel Works
George Crouse
Charleroi Flate Glass Company
Cleveland
Bissell Block
Pittsburg
Barberton’s Belt Line grows with vast industrial plants
Barberton plans an ambitious Belt Line development with the Barberton Inn and a cluster of factories. Strawboard Lumber’s new Lignistra plant joins National Sewer Pipe Works expansive four story main complex, and Whiteware pottery claims world scale. Creedmoor Cartridge and Stirling Boiler setups advance. Indiana clay lands and regional suppliers fuel growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton Inn
Western Reserve
Strawboard Lumber Company
Barberton Bank and Company
Alumina
Indiana
Willegin
Stirling Boiler Co
Thomas Deegan
J. P. Witherow & Co
New Castle
Stirling Company
Chicago
Carnegie and Spang & Co
Pittsburg
Creedmoor Cartridge Company
Barberton
Legislators and Others Going as Guests of the Tariff Club
The Tariff Club plans a Cincinnati trip tonight with about 85 members. State legislators will attend as guests. Thomas V. Cooper and Commissioner Stubbs of Philadelphia accompany the group. Senator Neeb telegraphs arrival with 25 legislators. The G. A. B. Bund will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Club
Tarif Club
Cincinnati
Thomas V. Cooper
Stubbs
Philadelphia
Neeb
G. A. B. Bund
Glove Promotion at The People's Store Fifth Avenue
The advertisement touts the most perfect dollar gloves for a dollar. Campbell & Dick and Jams H. Arken & Co. advertise latest puff scarfs at 100 Fifth Avenue with repair services and conan rae conan lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Store
Campbell & Dick
Jams H. Arken & Co
Chess Notes and Problems from Pioneer Clubs
Chess editor notes contact at F. O. Box 3 Pittsburg Chess Club meets Mondays at Pittsburg Library and Allegheny Club at Dr. Millers Hall. Includes Problem No. 48 with mate in two, solutions to Nos. 41 and 42, corrections, and remarks on Loyd and Steinitz games at Elizabeth Club and London matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O
Pittsburg
H. Ernst
S. Loyd
IK BS
Otto Wurzburg
Master Keeney
Aeaven
Arena FW
Morton
Medina
Walter Grimshaw
William Steinitz
Loyd
Elizabeth Club
N. J
Mr. Loyd
London
Brilliancy in Chess Notes and Endgame Study
The column discusses a correspondence game between Princes Ouroussef and Captain Duprey, noting a brilliant move and a promised endgame study. It includes an elementary study by F Morton of Lexington on mating in two and three moves, plus analysis by B H Sutton of a Manchester Congress game with White Mason versus Black Schal lope and an awarded prize for best analysis.
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Princes Ouroussef
Captain Duprey
The
Clipper
Lay
Mr.f .« Morton
Lexington
B. H. Sutton
Mason
Schallope
B. H. Lutton
Allegpen
Sutton
Death of Captain Mackenzie a Chess Champion
Captain George H. Mackenzie, renowned for his skill in chess, died at Cooper Union Hotel, New York, on Tuesday afternoon April 14 after a brief illness. Born March 24, 1837 in Scotland, he moved to America in 1863 and supported the Union in the Civil War. He dominated several major events, winning prizes at the Second, Third and Fifth American Chess Congresses and international tournaments, including the 1887 Frankfort event, with notable victories over Reichhelm and Judd and top placings in London and Paris competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Mackenzie
Cooper Union Hotel
New York
Captain Mackenzie
Aberdeen
Scotland
America
London
Andersson
Diason
Bird
Paris
Reichhelm
Max Judd
Bradford
Manchester
English Draughts Tournament Highlights and Analyses
A detailed report from the English championship tournament includes the Beattie versus J L Richmond games with critical moves and positions. It notes Beattie’s aggressive play, a notable draw by George Jewett, and later endgame positions where Beattie could force a win or draw.
Draughts Matches Highlight Exciting Games and Corrected Play
The report details several draughts contests between Richmond Beattie Dunne Butler Horstall Christie Gardener and Tescheleit, noting crucial positions, wins for Beattie and Butler, and corrections to Robertson's Guide. It emphasizes dramatic finishes and draws across multiple games with players from London Halifax Sunderland Leeds and Bristol.
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F. Dunne
Warrington
W. Butler
London
Whitesies White
White
Butler
Robertson
Mr. Butler
Dunne
Butter
William Richmond
J. ix Dunne
Frank Butler
W. McLay
B. Granger
W. Tescheleit
F. Gardener
W. Jordan
J. Kear
J. A. i Boe
Fi Moriarity
Als Dunne
Tescheleit Jordan
McLay
Freeman
Christie Bradley
Beattie
Plain Truths On Catarrh Cure And Patient Cooperation
An advertisement asserts cures for catarrh are not miraculous but achieved through patient, systematic treatment. It cites Emil Westenhagen of Price's Foundry in Pittsburg describing long lasting symptoms and improvements after Blair and Cope’s treatment, urging others to seek their method with cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oheen
Emil Westenhagen
Price's Foundry
Canter Avenue
Pittsburg
Blair
Dr Copeland’s Home Treatment Cited by Grateful Patients
A list of named patients praises Dr Copeland’s Home Treatment for Catarch. Included are Thomas Hooper of Braddock PA Jacob Algmeyer H Risher and others from Junction Pa Miss Lo Fork Ardth Linear No b street W C Wilson Canonsburg Pa Williams Hickman Pa Harry Phillips Hulton Pa J Henry Rose Fickhalls Mines Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Catarch
Thomas
Hooper
Braddock
Jacob “Algmeyer
H Risher
John Eer
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Pittsburg and
Agrroy
O. C. Barber
National Sewer Pipe Company
American Strawboard Company
American Alumina Works
Stirling
Moor Cartridge Company
Barberton Belt Line
Barberton Genk
National Hotel
Barberton Whiteware Works
Rome
C. C. Barber
Megmuch
Joanggiis
Gosipy
Jayne
Hartford & Smith's
Welty's
Federal Street
Parkway
Ignage Pilgner
Grip
Telephone
Iron City Brewing Company
Deedmoor
Eon and
Rae Conan Lowest
CHESS
East Centrar
Mes
BY Godfrey Haathcote
Black
Lord
Koha
Mate
Ll—Evans
Duprey
Miele
Steinitz-Techigohin Mator
F. W. Morton
Tee Tae
Conducted BY
J. B. Ferguson
Reference Board
Checker
Duquesne War
Eighth and
Ninth Streets
Samuel Leeds
Seventh Avenue
Hox 35
East Enp
Prressure
J. W. Edgerly
Charles E
Clare
Dayton
Reed
W. Taylor
Dundee
Armstrong
Maize
Bristol
Charles Prroz
Kittanning
Loydoe
East Liverpool
Kings
Woonsocket
James Hill
William Seattle
J. L. Richman
Mr. Seattie
Draimer
Richmond
George Jewett
W. Gardner
Lom
F. Tescheleit
Seasion
Gardner
Tescheleit
Liverpool
J. 1. Richmond
Marsden
I. Whitte
Mr. Beattie
Bolana
King
Midweond
Heartlhe
Wink
EE Aodge
Bisek
Ishaond
Hassee
Seattie
William Gardener
Leeds
King—T
Ardener
Gardener
Ling
Teschalat
the Dispatch
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Dandes
S—u
Taylor
Thane
Joseph Marz E. McDonald
Chronicle
Ise
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Stevenson Street
City
James Wyllie
N. Ainge
Harry Lindsay
Ens Sieg
Ios
W. H. H. Stuart
England
Teschelert
Beattia
DisPatch
Checker Gossip
Fieiland Farm
Barker
C. A. Barden
Jobo Flanagan
Providence
Harden
Flanagan
Charles Hefter
Timn
Hoefter
A. R. Bowdish
Oxford
Mase
R. BE. Bowen
Bowdish
Center Avenue
G. C. Bellis
Main and
Cunningham Streets
Co and
We Henshaw
P Pa
W.T. How
Prospect
Henry
Eckhart's Mines
Copeland & Blair Nave
Sitthavenue
Pittabure
Mall Bend Soest
W. H. Copeland
Bixth Avenue
Pitaborg
Poa
Ares
Wsburg
Sues Gln
Fleming & Son
Tts
Penn Ave
Woolens
Maal
M. Oppenheimer & CO
Apl
Qwaynes
Fleming
Market Street
Pigtaburg
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