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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1902
Page
3
Unclear text references Ray and Beluarye in a dispute over higher pay. The fragment hints at a movement or request for wage adjustment, with no explicit dates or organizations provided. Further readable details are unavailable in the excerpt.
The executive council of American federation of labor began a nine week session in Washington. Major matters include labor legislation and interlabor relations. Leaders from national unions plan to press for policy changes and coordinated actions across agencies.
General J. B. Gordon, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, issues orders directing Major General Robert White, commander of the West Virginia division, to assume command of the Army of Northern Virginia for the United Confederate Veterans until the next annual meeting, replacing the late Lieutenant General Wade Hampton. White assigns the brigade in the West Virginia division.
A fragment from an old newspaper page notes a disjointed scene with phrases about a drink, yesterday, and payment difficulties. The text is incomplete but hints at a casual, possibly humorous item from a metropolitan section. No clear names or events are identifiable.
A damaged, fragmentary report notes cholera outbreaks in Manila with at least 18 deaths among victims. Four Americans were attacked with cholera and died, amid unclear details and partial wording.
A fragment notes Avondale workers urged to obey orders from supervisors. The text references patterns of calileries and lack of compliance, with a call to reinforce discipline. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are readable in the snippet.
In a fragmented line from the report an explosion disrupted a mission involving Deverai and IR Adam. The brief indicates fallout and impacted personnel though details remain unclear.
In Petersburg on April 1 a man fatally wounded the ministerial official H. Siplaguine in the lobby of interior offices with a pistol held to the minister’s person. The wounded man died at 5 p.m. The assailant’s identity remains unknown.
The case involves a princess suspected of involvement in a bond withdrawal when a court in Rhodea adjourned the proceedings. The trial was expected to start on Monday following yesterday’s withdrawal of her bonds.
The Echo and Epworth record the death of Lizzie Horner a devout Christian connected with First Church and Epworth League notes. Also reported is the Eastern Ohio West Virginia Round Table gathering at New Cumberland with many teachers, remarks by Senator Marshall and West Virginia Superintendent Miller and East Liverpool picked as the next meeting site.
The fragment describes two horses, Otie’s Commerce and The Etaltians, with prices and lineage notes. It mentions a stud farm setup at a location near Hiramant, with references to breeders J G Therrpton, Richheferd, Taompee, and A W Belen ach and a parole notice.
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