Wheeling industrial distress and mine layoffs surge
An extensive roundup details labor strife across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Mines near Birmingham Alabama prepare to reopen with 19 percent pay cuts. Major mills at Steel Company in Shotton and Riverside glass works report activity. Strikes shift workers, many at coal mines in Ohio and West Virginia return to work, while Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area plants plan new hires and plant expansions.
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Warwick Pottery
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Corbett and Davies Face Forfeit Over Stakes Mess
April 7 report from Veraibon notes Parson Davies feared, Corbett blamed. Stake money and forfeits debated as parties seek resolution. Battered by confusion, discussions hinge on sincerity and timely payment to settle the wager.
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France Medical and Surgical Institute
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TUR VETERAN'S YOR A FOOTBALL SCRAPBOOK NOTE
A garbled report covers a veteran player in a Western League game with details of scoring and lineup confusion. Jace Glasser and Milena vow to return while reactions from manager Rucceniecerr and other figures are noted amid unclear, accident prone prose. An Eminent Temperance lecturer, John Bartos, is quoted on curing headaches with Sulphne bitters.
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Larsen
Exposition
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Jace Glasser
Tiken
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Wene
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Wistehall
Pitteburg
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New Frioland
John Bartos
Bartha
Jake Barwin
Pacle Bitte
Lawrence, Mass
Anomaly of British Politics In Liberal Saloon Politics
An Western era commentary notes stanchest House of Lunia adherents align with Liberal ranks among lower classes across England. The piece cites saloon culture as a pivot, with temperance and related factions steering the working crowd toward Tory loyalties for safety.
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England
Areileris
Whitechapper
Belgravia
House of Lords
New York World
A Railroad Agent Encounter and Outrage at the Depot
An Ohio railroad station scene recalls a polite confrontation with a distant telegram request. The narrator and an accompanying agent face indifference, delays, and subtle insult as they seek train connection and clarity amid a bustling depot atmosphere.
South Carolina Prohibition Law Sparks Dispute and Fear
Special correspondence from S C April 6 describes South Carolina under Republican rule and Wade Hampton in 1876. The piece notes white and colored party dominance, the Farmers Movement, Tillman and Prohibition efforts, and the Dispensary law’s strict controls. It criticizes spies, blockades, and the impact on poor drinkers while claiming leaders weaponize enforcement and corruption.
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South Carolina
Wade Hampton
Farmers’ Movement Party
Benjamin KR. Tulman
Tillman
Senate
Untitled dispute over jury law and police use of force
A fragmentary report discusses a controversial jury system and state police actions, claiming concerns over enforcement, civil liberties, and potential violence. It mentions Governor Tilman, Darlington, Columbus, and public order debates, with references to enforcement and public reaction.
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Tilmn
Darlington
Constabulery
Columbis Thas
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