Grand Lodge Assembly Reaffirms Loyal Lodge Values
The Grand Lodge in session in Steubenville recounts principles of equality before law and duty of citizens, praising Loyal Lodge and its members. Leaders from Ohio District Grand Lodge address attendees, with many lodges and subgroups forming processions for the upcoming Patriarchy events in Columbus and Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeter
Wilcoms
Ohio
Ludga
Steutenville
Yvantul
Agabo
Grand Lodge
Homady
Clatot
Hunuioutesidhe
Web
Rath
K. Jatheon
Wertheslay
Bottngfield
Wheeling Patriarchies
Neith Laird Ageret
Market
Wassingtes
Columbos
Washington Coh
Patciarcles
South Third
Adamestroata
Oitiz Club
Welsburg Lodge
Washington A
Sprinefield
Whee'ing Patriarchiva Loyal Lodge
Steest
Admnia
Colambhy
Washington
O. Ho
ORD Easton
Pelice
Martisl
Aidas
Cartlagos
Sprycere
Patton
Springfield
Patrisechia
Wheevlinig Patriarchia
Wagan Lithe Girla
Bueche
Columbus Paterarchie
CHL Patriarchis
Bipake Ar Banke
Cap
Citizine’ Club
J. H. Doggett
Cap Iin
Mingo Junction Steel Workers Vote to Strike
Mingo Junction workers obeyed Shaffer's order and walked out by six in the evening. A later Amalgamated lodge meeting ratified the strike unanimously with about 1500 workers involved. Supporters condemned plans for city improvements during the stoppage and pledged no charity while noting ongoing production and active pits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo Junction
Shaffer
Amalgamated
Obituary of William Winters of Center Chapel Farm
William Winters born March 6 1512 in Teland Crack township lived on a Jefferson county farm near Center Chapel Church. He enlisted in the Civil War, later married Neziah Asple in Christian county IL, and returned to farm where he became a prosperous, devout man. He died after a wagon accident near Boon when a plank struck him, survived by Sophie Arethius Rev E Winters J D Winters Belle and others. Funeral held with large attendance. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winters
Wintere
Teland Crack Township
Wilialla
Nixon
Christian County
Neziah Asple
Fopble J
Boon
Beauvse
Winters
Coe
Sophie
New
W Crawford
A Fates
Phaubenville
Private Fouts and the Zanesville Trial
An article recounts the case of Private Fouts, his trial and conviction, and the reaction in Zanesville. It notes a sister or relative in the city and mentions Cumberland, Young Foute, and Cape Reynolds. The piece describes Fouts as a popular figure whose actions led to a controversial sentence and a request for presidential intervention that was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gésoray Ourbimartial
Rt Pdippin
Lear
Bresent McKinney
Cumberland
Young
Cape Ct Reynolds
Fouts
Contad
Tris
Zanesville
Lye Col. HW. A. Adgiine
Ernuisdaret
Remnent
Company Go
Seco
Grr
Foote
Kiel
Betise
Islands
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Helms’ Jewelry Store
Helms, Jeweler
North Fourth St
Levinson
Phadee
YS Conta
Levinson’'S Department
South Fourth Street
Stecrenyville
the Jefferson Building & Savings Co
John McClace
Tien
A. Maxwell
J. McConnell
J. A. Meal
Dong W. Forney
Jowsh
A. Blackburn
Charles Steele
Bigger
Batlciter
Jennie Dougherty
Winubth
The
Crete
Oro
Ateony
Perea
Viksha Wet Ieee
Tap
Mtaubonville
Bain Vale
Loyal Lodge
Moytan
Rome
Wofp
Sosaka
Dist
Henniouth
Zanessile
George Wo Mayer
Crocinisti
Aan
Trogsuter
BL. Pearson
Dameshend
Po Hervedey
Yellow Springs
L. Pattern
Paris Lodge
Macramile
Ironton
J. HooShip
Wevsepeange
Barrasgil
CL Whiting
Bo Beet Loge
Fide Wools Avere
Miami City
Lectes Apteorn
Willie bMeuwarc
Abenvilis Te
Aomder
Deswlee
Grang Patriarchy
Kitte Burgh
Columbia
Zanseville
Grand Jotignaoe
Zarcari
Mingo News
Ringo Steel Workers
Ohey Shaffer's
Order
Natardey Eveno
Motheca
Dr. Fowler
Nature
Mesnande
Stark’s Novelty Store
Actiel
Elyeaypy
Kim
Mye
Stark's Novelty Store
Market St
Ayaan
Sreep
Otto Ae Saga
Fred W. Laban
Sroith
Steathenvill
Grean
Beni
J. Shanholtz & Son
South Fourinay
Pries W. Cowen
Market Street
Yteubenville, Ohio
J.H. Haw
Kins & CO
Alberta Sitios
Foularda
Anita
J. H. Hawkins & Co
Markey ST
Steclenville, O
London Woolen Mills CO
the Workingman’s Store
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