Credentials and resolutions from Jefferson County trades meeting
The Jefferson County Trades Association and Assembly met to pass resolutions endorsing union standards. Delegates named include John Emly, Charles Floto, Joseph Marcolly, and others. Milk Drivers' Union credentials were rejected, and a federation organizer was proposed. A labor rally was planned for November 10. Resolutions supported Bendon improvement for non union workers and urged clerks to back early store closings, with emphasis on loyalty to organized labor and calls to publish these resolutions.
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Jeferron County
John Eml Hy
Charles Floto
Joseph Marcolly
Toule Laltiet
Journeyman Winecutters
Geo Smith
Dak McMillen
Fred Ficto, Jr
Edward Comer AM
Jack Armatags
Milk Drivers' Union
Federation of Labor
Jones
Dietrios
Witsitas
Jefferson County Trades Association
Retail Cleris
Whersos
Retail Clerka' Union
Steubenville
Ohio
Clerke’ Union
Ya’ Mnaay Hwe
Asmeo
Loring
Avery
Organized Labor
Clerka
Jefferson County
Staybenville
Sao
Friends of Organized Labor
Hiasbodyya
Thogamor Obavt
Atoregard
Loon
Frozen Up disrupts river ferries on icy day
River conditions were thick and heavy making ferry service impossible. The ferry Nathaniel failed to resume as expected. Ben Har and Keystone State were set to sail tonight if not delayed by the sea. Sunday boats operated, Kaystone State remained docked until morning. River level fell to 105 and dropping.
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Nathaniel
Buckwheat Church and Yellow Creek Holy Site History
Fragmented regional chronicle describes Buckwheat Church near Yellow Creek, rebuilt on the old foundation as Yellow Clark Church, with records of congregational changes, baptisms, and pastor rotations in the 19th century. Notes succession of pastors, church concerns, and reorganizations through the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallaviilea Union
Yellow Creek
I7th
Tor Ufehe
Clerg
Yellow Clark Church
Yellow Clark Church. Frequently A Number At Farm Hes Cave
Jefferton
Wahallero
Stenmangs Letr
Tha Aevon
Daniel
Local social notes from Wheeling area residents
A jumble of names and events from Wheeling and surrounding towns, listing visitors, birthdays, engagements and family matters. Mentions include Joe Pole of East Liverpool, Mica Johnson traveling for care, Mir a Ciara McCurray of Wheeling, and many local residents hosting guests or attending events. Also references to a death in Steubenville, a wedding near Pittsburgh, and community notices from Martins Ferry and Columba area.
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Joe Oa. Pole
East Liverpool
Doen
Faa Vinit
Meu
Mica Johnson
Treat
Miah
Barak
KR. G. Richards
Vthel Herdoran
Ja Gripps
Frank Workman
A. Levingam
New Haven
Mira Ciara McCuray
Wheeing
Mira
Sioth
Meyer
J McA
Webster
Famil
Teave Fue
Florida Nexsnack
Carl Naiker
Edward Kaiat
Mian Macy Prin
Trisadain Martin's Werry
Wobarn
Donn
Apent Sahuay
Hiavid
Smithfield
Mr. Boren
Stanbanville
Martin
Mian
Gracia Spenser
T. A.G
Eva Gamble
Batam
Deys
Cousie
Milas Kendall
J. W. Carosheara
Bravkenville
Duquesne
Davia
Stewart
Market Street
Powhattan
Ramasy
Archy Shanks
Loviety
U. P
Jource
Richard Barr
Ealmwent
W. Va
Mra
Ivos
Mollie Brooka
Utshaiga
Kagu Eoviky
Mra. A. &. Jarry
New York
Mabel Powora
Stupedaia
J. M. Powora
Railroad Notes Reveal Corridor For Wabash Expansion
Jr J McQarminte freight agent of the Pennyvania line reports unusually busy freight flow through Wheeling, citing potential rail connections via Ricegor creek valley and the Wabash route to reach Liverpool works, Mart Liverpag, Wellsville and New Cumberland. He notes plans for double tracking and future freight growth, with coal fields and new territory driving expansion.
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Jr. J. McQarminte
Pennyvania Jinva Weat
Pittabural
Cillasa
Wheeling
George A. Wassman
McQarmivk
Cleveford & Mitteshucah
Liverpool
Ricegor Creek
Mart Liverpag
Wellsville
New Cumberland
Fredory
Ong
Prosperous holiday sale at Steuberville store promises deep discounts
Our patrons are told the business has peaked after nearly 30 years. Heavy purchases in lines such as watches, diamonds, silver wares, fobs, chains, jewelry, cut glass, and Roger's fine tableware created an excess stock. To convert to cash, the store offers greatly reduced prices on these items, asserting a serious sale and strong intent to move inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuberville
Wil
Ping
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Floto & Hatterly
Pergent
SION
The
Tall Clerka' Union
Anacully
Boa Nathanie
Religious Rctes
M. P. Nothes
D. Coburn
Mt Pleasant
J Lo Baek
Mb. Pieavaos
Thera Bayotoon
Didenvale
Plossaus
Kron Mt. Plewgsat
Minge
Mong
Darniely
Rusch
Thas
Krom Minga
Brother Makeover
Misa Nell Wella
Miss Sutton
Hant Liverpool
George Mazel
Hocking Valley RR
Columba
Cbucies Booker
Bia
Tau Carnopds Co
Tag Thary
Clarance Anti
Pittebargh
Misa
Mra Mate Ant
da Beall & Steele
Saueri
Ieee
Tha
Alok Heri
Life Tusuranes Buldone
Hugh
Breabenville
Grocuriey
Wm. Leech
Stook
Town
Selle
Lowest
Villabury's
Onte
Sixth St
Goeda
Cne
Nakes
Crackera
Gall
J. W. Forney
Staubanville
Steubenville Drug Co
Aoares
Anyony
J. R. Baldwin
Union Deposit Bank
Whird St
de Eae
Star Laundry
Dren
R. C. Howerter & Son
Corner Fifth and
Markt Streets
McConnell & Lyons
Cu Towers
Market St
Zink’s
Steuberville Transfer & Storage GO
Alexander
Igr
Korona
Beall & Steele
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