Compromise affects Amalgamated Association wages dispute
The Amalgamated Association convention heard a committee report on wage assessments overdue from lodges. Four delinquent lodges faced fines. other lodges complied as the leadership sought to uphold national officers and the constitution. The report exonerates Rebel Hone lodges while addressing other delinquencies and fines.
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Ek Bumnpromite
Amalgamated
Weages
Gaute
Bhaffer
Brieng Brief Item Confuses Reader
A short, unclear note appears to describe a local situation with ambiguous terms ARO and eins without providing concrete names dates places or actions. The fragment suggests a small incident or inquiry but offers no verifiable details or outcome.
Personal mentions fill town visit list and social events
George Welday of Wayne Township is in town today along with Mise Ilena Gamble of East Liver pool Miss May Murphy and William Chalfant of New Alexandria on business. Miss Alice Johnson returns from a visit with her brother in Detroit Beth Forbes hosts a pleasant surprise party. Dr A M Roeld attended a cipher at Ava lon in honor of his birthday. Miller sisters return from Cleveland and attend Pittsburgh opera and social events hosted by Miss Mary Wright of East End. J G Dohrman C B Flanagan and W H Riley attend a Pittsburgh banquet for Equitable Life. Manchester attends quarterly meeting in Kilgore and visits Alliance. Rev A M Higgine accepts call to First Congregational Church. Superintendent Arthur Powell reports a pleasant time in Krnchaville after inspecting Gebal Council No 56.
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George Welday
Wayne Township
Mise Ilena Gamble
Liverpool
May Murphy
William Chalfant
New Alexandria
Alice Johnson
Detroit
Beth Forbes
Sitiumber
Flends
A. M. Roeld
O. M. Sanford
Avalon
Miller
Ecclea
Columbus
Charles
Need
Freta
Doris
Cleveland
Dougherty
Pittsburgh
Mary Wright
J. G. Dohrman
C. B. Flanagan
W. HL. Riley
Manchester
A. M.higgine
Grand Hap
Mich
First Congregational
Will Figecho
Arthur Powell
Ohio
Varichsville
Gebal
Inet
Krnchaville
Joshu
The Heain Eet Udiuereg By Ber
Readable fragments hint at an item from a local page segment. The text names no clear persons or organizations and lacks concrete events, dates, or places. Unable to extract verifiable facts. provide a clearer, complete source for a proper summary.
Examination prompts and long unreadable text list
A garbled page shows questions on reading aloud spelling punctuation affixes and pronunciation. It includes history and geography prompts, grammar and physiology items, and a long passage with names and places, but the legible core is a chaotic exam instruction set with scattered phrases and incomplete items.
Teachers Problems in April 1902 Examination
A historical exam page presents questions on geography history and civics. It asks about Hawaiian latitude, Gulf of Guinea waters, sea routes, city elevations, river origins, manufacturing and commerce advantages, celestial movements, latitude zones, Tibet plateau note, inferences from locality, biographies of colonial era figures, and notable Upstate leaders.
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Lee
Hawiian
Ban Frat
Gulf ‘of Guinea
White Sea
New York
St. Louis
Minneapolis
America
Arithmetic and Grammar and Orthography Drill 1902 item
A 1902 school exercise prompts arithmetic problems including volume, speed, interest, area, time zone, note dates, loam depth, investments, and profit from sales. Grammar tasks ask to define elements, clauses, sentence types, pronoun gender, possessives, and sentence purpose. Orthography prompts ask phonetics, letter classes, diacritics, spelling methods, and verb participles.
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Leon
Jett
Bory Aabington
New
Yori
Long Island
Lug
Ward
Spalds
Rip van Winkle
Miss Allen
Moses
Ohio Senate debates Patterson redistricting and bills
Notable Senate actions include a move to recon sider the Patterson redistricting bill affecting Franklin county, with adjournment, conference committee questions, and a postponed Hampt on Hamilton ripper bill. Debate highlights party lines and concerns over House amendments and procedural delays.
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Columbus
Senate
Harding
Patterson
Franklin County
Benatora
Archer
Burnham
Moore
Senate Journal
Plathe
E. Burnham
Hamplton
Waa
Burppam Waa
Inense
Iya Bersuse
Howe
Cleveland
Nest Money
Fo Beuator
Board of Health
Prien
Bloomingdale High School Commencement Programs
The fourth annual commencement at Bloomingdale High School held Friday evening April 2 at the Presbyterian Church featured a long program with vocal solos, orations, dialogues, pianoforte pieces and a class address by Rev. J A Rutledge. The Long’s Run school in Cross Creek township also held closing exercises with a recital of songs, dialogues, and a valedictory.
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Bloomingdale High School
Presbyterian Church
N. J. White
Molly
James Speers
Nina Hammond
Frank Boyd
Lucy M. Rabe
Sayed
Cavier
Florence Welday
John Speer
Flossie Bell
Grande Polka
Bartlett
Susy M. Rabe
Plomas
J. H. George
Long's Run School
Cross Creek Township
Matthews
America
Martha Skinner
Annie Dawson
Bessie George
Little Curly Head
Frank Linton
Georgie Dawson
McKinley Dawson
Gertie Zende
Frances Vermillion
Little Bess
Dwight Dawson
Philosopher
George Feather
Mary Skinner
Garth Zende
Grandma
Bertha Zende
Harry Linton
Sasle
Pearl Brooks
Eva
Caleb Harris
Kitty Wells
Freddie
Cherry Tree
Bertha Brooks
Papa
Bessle Harris
Bessle
Eliza
Elmer Owens
Bridget
Lazy Daisy
Pearl Owens
Calebarris
Henry Harris
Tremendous gas well erupts near Cadiz court house
A second powerful gas well was struck yesterday on the William Houser lot in Cadiz, about 1000 feet from the courthouse. The well roars with continuous water flow above the derrick and is estimated to carry a pressure near 300 pounds per square inch. Gas may be sufficient to supply a large city or factory, prompting fear a larger field lies nearby under the city, hindering further drilling due to the intense flow.
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Steubenville
San Francisco
William Houser
Cadiz
Court House
Home Missionary Society Plans Steubenville District Meeting
The Home Missionary Society of Steubenville district schedules its annual meeting at Mingo Junction M E Church from April 20 to May 1 with devotional exercises led by Rev A W Gruber and Mrs C E Manchester among speakers. Officers and committees from several towns, including East Liverpool and Martins Ferry, are listed along with reports, circles, and programs for thrift and deaconess work.
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Home Missionary Society of
A. W. Gruber
Baker and Rider
Alaska
Arthur Powell
Workers’ Council
W. . Cattell
Agnes Jones
Minar
East Liverpool
Will Caldwell
Mary Walace
Edna Woods
Queen Esther
H. C. Wells
Lulu Baker
Anna Halstead
Mina J. McCollister
Secrest
Bridgeport
Pres Dent
W. H. Cattell
Martin's
Court House appeals and probate filings noted
Court entries list appeals from Jus Hee Kitheart's court for Tim B Dolanys John Admonston and Tim Dolanys Morris Roche. Agency judgments include Andy Longo v B and O R R Co for 225.97 plus costs. Probate actions seek real estate sales land sales in Cross Creek and administrator appointments with bonds. Marriage licenses issued for Scarell Getty Lee Fishback.
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Tim B. Dolanys
John Admonston
Tim Dolanys
Morris Roche
Jus- Hee
Cross Crek
Chas. Baumgard
John Silko
la Belle Ironorks
David Scarell
Florence Getty
Oscar L. Lee
Cora
May Smart Set Opens With The Vulgarians Novelette
Edgar Faw ett writes The Vulgarians in The May Smart Set. The tale presents venues of immense wealth made real and lovable to readers, showcasing the author's strongest expression of genius.
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Edgar Fawett
Pat
Seventy eight today and reflections on youth
A readers’ essay by W. A. Urquhart reflecting on turning eighty, recalling childhood wonders, enduring loves, and the longing for meaning beyond earthly life. It ponders the pain and beauty of youth, the desire to return only if life could be reset, and the hope of a radiant future beyond death.
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A. Urquhart
The
Herald-Star
Earth
The Big Walter L Main Show in Steubenville
Walter L Main presents a grand show in Steubenville with two performances on Wednesday April 3 at 2 and 7. Doors open an hour early, seating for 10 000, 25 uniformed ushers, and innovative water and sun protection promised.
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Walter L
Steubenville
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