End of Brewery Workmen Strike and Boycott Lifted
The International Union of United Brewery Workmen of America announces the end of the lockout in Clackavi sti, Onlo, New M and Covington Ky with a settlement. A boycott against numerous breweries is lifted and parties acknowledge support from those who aided the mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnyernational Union
United Brewery
Workmen of America
Clacknvisti
Onlo
New M
Phddepobl Brewing Co
J. Kauffmann Brewing Co
Germans Brewing, Co
Fairmont Brewing
Walker Brawling Go
H. Adam
Schaller Brewing
S7ndideh Mobltrauser BrWing
Cintinimh
Wats Feault
Ren- Aero 2
Recital Preparations Begin for Broaddus Tennessee Event
Preparations are underway for a music recital at the Baptist church in Broaddus. Participants are listed for the Friday evening program on December 19, with anticipated performances and an emphasis on community involvement and rehearsal readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getniing
Police Court Session Cancelled at Headquarters
Report indicates no court session held at police headquarters last evening due to mayoral absence. Mention notes the town’s inactivity and a brief reference to Mayor Crile and a person named Boyie who went out on the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crile
Damages suit over railroad injury in Weston West Virginia
Wilkins and Miilyat of Westen filed a ten thousand dollar damage suit against D. 211. Stoat of Parkinsburg alleged mil practice after an accident on a train from Pittsburgh to Weston. Mulligan, Weston president, was on a trip when a fall occurred at Clarkburg station. He was injured getting on and off the car, rail workers failed to care for him, gangrene set in, and amputation near the hip followed. Mulligan previously won a 825,000 verdict against the B&O in federal court last October.
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Murra
Parkersburg City Hospital
Stout
Mallian
B. & O. Railroad Company
Many Responsible Positions Held by Mim In Railroad Engineering
Biography notes Mim in railroad engineering, tracing early life from Bridgeport West Virginia born September 16 1871 through education at Fairmont State Normal School and the State University earning a B.S. His career spans assistant to the superintendent of buildings at Pencoyd Iron and Steel, transitman at B&O Railroad, and resident engineer at Connellsville with key surveys and construction work on the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and St? routes. In a separate Congregational Meeting Rev William Hudson wins pastor call with over two-thirds of votes and awaits Presbytery action toward installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dha
Pencoyd Iron and Steel Bridge Company
Pencoyd
McC. Lemley
Philippi
W.va
Lemley Junction
Buckhannon
Connellsville
William Fudson
Waynesburg
W. A. Freeman
James N. David
John Kobleyard
A. O. Stowler
Sellwell
Mannington
Smallpox Bill Presented to County Court for City Expenses
A city council committee led by Mayor L. Orile and Councilman Moore presented a 655.25 bill to the county court for smallpox relief efforts at the Delton hotel and Martins camp. The court allowed the bill minus Dr. Kornmann's 195 service charge, noting the contractor was hired at 4 per day and deemed the total excessive. Councilman Williams urged repair of sidewalks on the Glen/Hire bridge for pedestrian safety.
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L. ©. Orile
Moore
Del4on Hotel
Martin’s Camp
Kornmann
Willams
Glen Hire
Interesting Case Ruling Heads to Supreme Court in Buckban Dispute
Referee W Frank Stout ruled in an intereui og case from Buckban nba that a judgement for Aflin imposed by the Ourcult Court upon an indictment for a violatin of Ue law is a provable debt. Upshur county court instructs its attorneys to appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Judge Jackson previously ruled such a debt provable, and the page notes the case may go to the high court.
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W. Frank Stont
Buck- Tuptey
Buckbannba
8. C. Woit
Ourcult Court
Stout
Wis
Jackson
Supreme Court
Trains Delayed Across B & C Line Due to Weather
All trains on the B and C line have run late for a week. Through trains are typically one to two hours behind schedule while local services struggle with timing. Severe weather and road congestion disrupt service. meanwhile Silan Stathens Nas returned to Webster County after examining two eras Held.
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Silan Stathens Nas
Coon
Webster County
Whire
Haggerty to Address Trades Council in Parkersburg
Thomas Hagerty, famed labor organizer from this city, will travel to Parkersburg to address the Trades and Labor Council. He wrote the council president a letter accepting the invitation to speak at Sunday’s meeting, with his subject announced as The meeting will be held at 2:40 p.m. on Sunday.
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Thomas Hagerty
Abor
Coil
Adrlie
Parkersburg
Trades and Labor Council
Blunday
Hotax
Death of Tromer Frish Aged Twenty One
Tromer Frish aged twenty one died at his father in law W Abst of Davison Street on Wednesday night at 10:30. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral services Friday morning at 9:30 from the Ross residence. Interment in Custer Cemetery. Clifford-Osborn Company of this city handles arrangements.
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Tromer Frish
Daviison
Wolock
Ross
Geelock
Custer
Clifford-Osborn Company
Hall Quits Post At Clarksburg News After Short Tenure
Hall resigns from the Clarksburg News after several months of service. His departure ends a period of involvement with Iris position and concludes his tenure with the paper. Details of his next move remain unclear.
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Hall
Clarksburg
Will Srmaraeth
Amateurs Present Three Baby Gifts at Waterstreet Schoolhall
Local amateurs present Three Baby Gifts in Waterstreet Schoolhall tonight. Under the grammar department of the city colored schools, proceeds will go to library and other purposes. The program includes drama, vocal and rhetorical renditions with Jack O’Lanstien. A small admission will be charged.
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Wridey Evening
Waterstreet Schoolhall
Grammar Department
City Colored Schools
Jack O'Lanstein
Dowell Seeks Episcopal Ministry After Examination
Rev Dowell, serving as assistant to Rev T W Quake at Christ Episcopal Church, traveled to Parkersburg to undergo a bishop's examination for full ordination in the Episcopal church. He has conducted himself with notable success in his pastoral duties.
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Mr. Dowell
T. W. Quake
Christ. Episcopal Church
Parkersburg
Nowell
Katylick Railroad Company Charter Filed
The Katylick Railroad Company charter was filed in the county clerk's office for recordation. The proposed route runs from Reynoldaville to Mannington via the most practicable path. Incorporators include EA Cemparies W A Cunningham J A Barnhart Harry Donon and J W Annwalt with Florence Ost mentioned in relation to city ties.
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Katylick Railroad Company
Reynoldaville
Traveree
Mannington
Raynoldeelite
W A Cunningham
J A. Barnhart
Harry Donon
J. W Annwalt
Meyer Rubber Company Receivers Appointed in Tucker County Suit
A suit between Meyer Rubber Company of New York and Otter Creek Room and Lumber Company of Tucker County, involving a large property value, led Judge Nathan Golf to appoint three New York receivers to take charge of the plants and continue operations pending further court orders. The case and receivership were outlined by attorneys Mosher Stetson Jennings Samuell for the plaintiff and Lewis for the defense amid a complex, potentially long litigation.
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United States
Gheult
Nathan Gol
Chambers
Tim
Meyer Rubber Company
New York
Otter Creek Room and Lumber Company
Tucker County
Tudge Golf
Mosara, Stetson
Jennings S&umell
Lewis
Phladelphia
Adjourning December Term Closes County Court
County court adjourned Thursday evening after a busy term. J Horner Davis appointed deputy county clerk and superintendent quality. Warden Stewart named constable of Clay district. E J West, Jacob Hickman and Jacob Romine named viewers for a proposed bridge across the north of Bozards. Prof L Wayman Odeo named county superintendent of free schools with James N Hens as surety. Hotel Nonnss transfer to HW. M Gavener. James J Connell granted exemption of taxes of $1500. Oil and gas deal with West Turk Oil and Natural Gas Company noted.
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Warden Stewart
Clay District
E. J. West
Jacob Hickman
Jacob Romine
Bozards Moost
Clay
L. Wayman Odeo
James N. Hens
Nonnss
George W. Dolson
HW. M.oavener
James J. Connell
Promoted to Dispatcher's Office at B&O Depot
A garbled notice reports Lemar DO, telegraph operator at the B and O passenger depot, promoted to Assistant Train Dispatcher under Chief Dispatcher Judge. Nothinwhism succeeds him at Hay openings as by Mr. Garry.
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Lemar
Tian Beeb
Gratton
Hay
Wallace Bank Opens in Walla Wallas Name and Capital
Wallace Bank is planned as a state bank with 35000 capital subscribed. Key movers include Fexguy I Robins Alyy Rotinson and J Parr with thirty or more leading stockholders. Papers prepared for application, bank to be known as the Wallace Bank of Walla We Wa.
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Wallace
Lyelawebae
Wallice Hank
Walla We Wa
Rioters Reported in Law’s Clutches Amid Arrest Rumors
An unofficial report claims Salem blowers involved in a riot near No 12 on Saturday night have been apprehended. They left Salem the next day and vanished. A Falltoud company official said they have been located and arrested, to be brought before Squire Riley for a hostiny. A warrant was issued by the squire.
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Salem Yla
Salem
Falltoud Company 14
Hayfog
Squire Riley
Land Slide Delays Rail Line Near Adamston Area
A landslide disrupted the Montgomery Monongahela area rail corridor near Adamston causing a daylong delay. Officials investigated the slide that blocked tracks and required inspection crews to secure the line. Local engineers reported track damage but no injuries.
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Railways
WicKinley
Salem Adamston
Railroad Company
Glen Elk
Thannon
B. W. Reynolda
Trades and Labor Conncil
Silzous
Lotte Krarcen
Schmidt and
Horancourt
Waive Bees Union
Willium Wood County Court
Dr. Stouth
Mim
First
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Gheut Afty
Courtebortion
W. H. Freeman
Haggerty
Parkersburg Trades and Labor Council
Homer Frish
Davisson
Ating Florunce Ost
Hae
Temple
Noors
Quality
Thorday Avoning
J. Horner Davis
County
Crert
John Garry
Wallace Bank
Sanniey
WIM
Monongah Division
Atenue
Olifo
Ahapoldi
Abeippette
Adamston
Pumeofjortral Palrmont
Jn Gubdge
Litromgin
Alvet Bing
Helayens
Saul Ile
Hedgikind
Isi
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