Massive gas and rail plant push powers new Steelville works
Local industry reports a surge in plant activity as Royal Gas Company gas yield and pressure rise, Wells at Steubaville line to boost supply. Enterprise Window and Dunkirk ventures expand, with Moody’s firm planning large Pittsburg plant to produce steam dollars and plate and structural steel components, drawing crews to Harters and Riverside tube works.
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Royal Gas Company
Bern
Stounooville
Mayer
Venice
Mel Bid
Breinr
B. J
Wheeling Novelty Manufacturing Company
Wiese
Wits Ite
Pittsburg
Lrllaire
Harter
Dijon
W. C. Stewart
Hialtaire
Sad Masterpiece Tramp Brings Theatre Tales of Winter
Fragment reads like a column on theater manners and winter scenes, mixing mock medical advice with stage etiquette. It notes audience disturbances before curtain, ushers' duties, and a mix of theatre gossip with observations of snow, birds, and a bustling crowd, ending with a brief note on Mrs. John Drew's planned retirement from a long career.
Elysian Theater Ties Up With Nye and Bur Bank Squabble
Elysian theater Bellaire managers learn why Nye and Bur bank business lagged after reading a controversial paragraph from Nye’s biography. The piece touched on family life and behavior, sparking belief among some patrons that the show’s humor misrepresented the author. The season features performances by Louis Wesley with A Bunch of Keys, the Premier Mandolin Club, and various acts, while plans to expand theater space are discussed. The road company moves next season, with multiple productions in the pipeline and shifts in touring schedules through May and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysian Theater
Bellaire
Nye
Burbank
BI Nye
Chicago
Bill
Nyo
Louis Wesley
the Grand
Wes Jey
Wremier Mandolin Club
Jacks
Lawis Morrison
Martin's Ferry
Bridgeport
Morrison
Faust
Miller Opera Company
Thos, Mckee
Robert Downing
Str. D
Ale. Downing
Washington
Angustis Tou
Mrs Stock
Gillette
Virginia
Richmond
Lew Duckstalur
Minnia Palwer
Walker
Massachusetts
Sam Ty Dack Creole Co
Pacific Slope
Canadian Pacific
Philadelphia
Mr. Mosehy
Mr. C
Matt. McNabb
Hellaire
Mbursay
Miler Mandolin Club
Matt
Season winds down as theaters plan ambitious prospects
The article notes Clara Morris has closed her season amid a thriving theater year. It mentions New York circus talks reviving, Miller Opera Company seeking Cincinnati houses, Jennie Kimball promising enhanced productions, including Arcadia Carmen and a London bought Pocahontas, with Corinne as Pocahontas. The Elk-Celsier Minstrels benefit plays Opera House on the 19th and 26th, Little Tycoon returns on the 25th, and Majeska headlines. The Modern Highwayman article discusses sandbagging obsolescence and common robbery tactics, detailing two and four-man ambush patterns and safer traveler precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Morris
New York
Miller Opera Company
Wheeling
Miller
Cincinnati
Jennie Kimball
Kimball Opera Comique and Burlesque Company
Opera House
Redding-Stanton Dramatic Co
Pat Maloney
Kentfrow
Pathfinders
Voaur
Oxford Wins in the Eighteenth Boat Race Victory
The Oxford Pasay boat crew won the annual Oxford Cambridge boat race by two lengths and a quarter with a time of 17 minutes 21 seconds. The event drew huge crowds on the Thames as Oxford surged from the start and held the lead through Hammersmith bridge to Win at the Old Ship. Cambridge fought to close the gap but could not overtake. The article also notes adjustments to trotting and pacing standards by the American Trotting Register Association and a boxing promotion dispute involving John L. Sullivan and J. Corbett as context.
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Oxford Pasay Club
Oxford
Thames
Sguis
Middlesex
Putney Bridges
Cambridge
Hammersmith Bridge
Chiswick Hall
Thorny Croft
Devonshire Meadows
Thorney Croft
Barne’s Bridge
Barnes’ Bridge
Osier Beds
Howaver
Spring in the Vegetable Kingdom and Human Body
The text compares spring sap rising in plants to the human blood’s cleansing needs. It argues that if blood is not in good condition impurities are produced and must be expelled, and that aiding nature is essential, with emphasis on remedies that aid cleansing.
Baseball Players Move and Club Notices Amid Turbulent Times
John Friedel Hardin Richardson to play first base Stricker second Dan Richardson shortstop and Radford third. Cleveland CIO left Hot Springs for Memphis. Larry Twitchell of Toledo Club first to take bi chloride of gold care. Pittsburgh club releases Artur Whitney and Cather Briggs. Jim Corkhill to receive release papers soon. Secretary Hawley doubts Wooder Ale can be forced to pay Stricker 3000 for 180. Stricker in general pool. Earl Wagner returns to Nationals with his brother George. Clinton incident ends with Harrison fined 20 and costs. Sullivan defends trainer Muldoon. Indiana heavyweight Sam Grant eyes Godfrey or any colored heavyweight. Frost kills peaches and cherries. Lewis Rabel dies. funeral Sunday. County Court grants licenses. town election turmoil continues over alleged illegal voters. Talks of new saloon and test for greasy fold on old Siuman farm ensue.
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Hardin Richardson
Stricker
Dan Richardson
Radford
Cleveland Cio
Hot Springs
Memphis
Larry Twitchell
Toledo
Pittsburg
Artur Whitney
Cather Briggs
Jim Corkhill
Hawley
Cleveland
Wooder Ale
Earl Wagner
Philadephia
Cau
Nationals
George
Dusvan Harrison
Clinton
Wes Kelly
Hecatur
John J
Harrison
Kelly
Sullivan
Muldoon
Dune Harrison
Jay
New Mannseviree
W.va
Lewis Rabel
Magnotia Lodge
Licensis
Litteton
Wheeling
Kinka
Brows
Texas
Mont Potts
Siuman
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Moser
Korth Mateus
Dee Cleion
Kellatra
Maehan
the Tattler
Audienca
Getwee
Claude
Tie Theatre
Agnes
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Otter
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Rivangeline
Coe
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John Drew
Jon
Jefferson
Mansfeld
California
England
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Ourne
Menge Tribune
Central Station
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Billy
English University
Trotters and Pacers
Trotting Hexister Association Dia
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American Trotting Register Association
T. H. B. Register
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Olympic Club of
New Orleans
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J. Corbett
Charley Johnston
Charley Johnson
Olympic Club
Johnson
Hhis
Corbett
Sport and Passtins
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Phillies
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J‘ Sigicker
St. Louis
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Masager, Mo
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Main Street
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Indiana
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Teteada du Water Street
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Ascii
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Corr
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