Industrial notes signal steady spring revival across Wheeling
The column details activity in mills and plants as winter ebbs. Glass and pottery trades face weather-induced delays. new facilities at Riverside and other sites push toward spring capacity. Miners and manufacturers discuss wage rates, arbitration, and Westward shipping rates. union meetings outline upcoming price scales and potential renewals.
Alfred Keley in New York stage roasts and revival
Alfred Keley, recently seen in O’Flynn in Mexico, faced harsh reviews after a New York engagement. A dramatic paper notes his candid onstage apology at Park Theatre, the Actor’s Fund benefit looming as a big success, and highlights from Morrison and Robson careers along with industry plans to consolidate dime museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Keley
O'Flynn
Xica
New York
Keley
Park Theatre
Jorin Alfred Kelly
Ip ‘O'Flynn
Mexico
Kalawazoo
Oshkosh
Broadway
Eighth Avenue
Metropolia
Leander Richardson
The
Dramatic News
Richardson
Lewis Morrison
Mephisto
Faust
Morrison
Richelieu
Ggent
Stuart Robson
Robson
Lewis Epstein
Chicago
Chas. Bradenburgh
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Boston
Bradenburgh
Ed Franzheim
Etkan
Wheeling
Elks
Rubenstein
America
St. Petersburg
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Star Theatre
Buffalo
Charles Alfred Byrne
Louis Harrison
W. W. Furst
Wilkesbarre
Robert Downley
Washington
Madame Rolla
Opera House
Henry J. Dixey
Australia
Ius
Williams
C. Wallace Walters
George W. June
Hassan
Little Lord McLeroy
Walter Main
Burke's
Barnum & Bailey
Hudson
Peekskill
Modjeska
Pigeon Shooting and Pugilist News Across Cities
A sprawling sports digest reports E D Fulford’s trap shoot victory over Frank Class in Marion New Jersey with 96 to 93, then moves to Pittsburg cricket plans and Yale crew changes. It covers Jim Hall’s win over Jim Burns, Woods’s challenge to Ed Smith, Jimmy Hall’s tour plans, and debates on live pigeon shooting legality in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. Pulhri
New York
E. D. Fulford
Harrisburg
Frank Class
Jersey City Heights
Marion
N. J
Fulford
Kansas City
J. A. R. Elliott
Buck Number Beaton
Jim Burn
Jim Hall
Hall
Burns
Billy Woods
Ed Smith
R.ix. Fox
Creede
Col
Denver
New Orleans
San Francisco
Smith
Bats Masterson
Woods
Prrvancxe
Humane Society
J. C. H. Denny
Deony
Paxson
The
Frankford
Pittsburg Humane Society
Ands
Peter
Foley
New South Wales
Australia
Martin Costello
Dan Creed
Charlie Mitehall
Palin
Olympic Club
Lee Auliffe
Billy Murphy
Mets
Frank Wango
Fof Norfolk
Vala
Wang
Curious Condensations From A Stray Newspaper Snippet
A jumbled clipping notes diverse items. It mentions a soup tree claimed by China, a milk tree in South Africa as a substitute for cow dairy, a Gypsy figure named Anne Young, and a burial at Patterson. It also cites a national property loss from ore totaling 140 million dollars, plus a report of New York’s youngest birgini described as a one year old girl captured recently and a Texan man carrying a gold necklace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bucay
New Alexandria
H. B. ‘Turner
Wingo
Oe Everson
Ingo
James McCullouch
Compecne
Frank Spelder
Albert Johnson
O. M. Wadde
Hindman
Warrentoe
W. C. Jones
Liverpool
W. A. Rodgers
Zanie
Wellsburg Talent
Rankin Sisters
J.M. Chamberlain
Miss Higgins
Warrenton
Sherrard
Steubenvill
China
Anne Young
Patterson
United States
New York
Veteran sport column notes mixed baseball and cycling chatter
Aging veteran Loftus in Dubuque urges a profit sharing plan and a payroll cut while Comiskey pushes cash stakes. The column folds in scattered baseball anecdotes, umpire rulings, university and college players, bans on betting, and early cycling club ambitions with nods to Riders such as Bayne, Nicholls, and Van der Abe, plus oddities from Australia and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Loftus
Comiskey
von der
Allen
Phillies
McCarthy
Crosss
Lmely
Philles
Hurst
Philadelphia
Bayne
University of Pennsylvania
Yales
Bowers
Cawher
Girard College
Clarkson
Nicholls
Boston
May
Chiffin
Tip O'Neill
McCloskey
Houston
Corcoray
Glasscock
Sheridan
New Yorks
Baltimore
van Haltren
Cross
Isaac Rains
Tucker
Ad. Gumbert
St Louis
Denny Lyons
T. Oyster Burns
Brooklyn
Mready
Louisville
Temple
Woodcock
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Tomming
SRE
Uno
Kenelagu
Melitem Pulhould
Rawietan
W. & J. Brond
Peruleswa
Whittaker
le Belle Willy
Molino
Charles Baker
Prodlay
Bellairn Mamplog
Harwy
Pittebure
Hammond
Eltys
Departire
Tiltonville
Gailithon
Laughlin
Puddiing
Eto
Warrick Pottery
Skelp
Bedwood Iron Works
Whanel
Ge Lome
Comenk
Wajeylog
Bloch Ito
Fohacen Tanbury
Moundsville
Marey
Benieere
Amfrica
Bitumininus
Die
Sota McBride
Mastion
P. H. Panna
Tinto
Tod
Himay
James Jones
North Lawrence
Ohio
Moran
W.va
Crawford
Bryant
Ill
W. A. Scots Mystic
Iowa
G. A
Las O
Aboy
Clinton
John Jones
J. A. Crawford
Lilinwis
National Board
Rosedale
Ind
W. James White
Walter Scott IF. Moran
M. F. Moran
John McBride
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Indd Ujinoly
Pennsylvania
Jobn McBride
Pittsburg
Mona Ie
Thomas Farey
R. TL. Davis
J. J. Wren
District 17
Wellabuku
Weisnewa
W. VI
Colonal AC
Campbell
James Tannebill
Martin’s
Percy
Mary Hay
George Kemp
Joseph J. Sullivan
Good House
Pristay ‘Actem
H. Duval
John Salston
Mead
Toronto
Io Walley
Abe Aise Tiopanthcan
Weet
Jon
Orwin McClelland
Robert Scott
McClelland
Walter L. Main
Hood
Renaes
Lieber Franz
Will Shaw
B. Mackie
Iimes
Briar
Mercy Pearce
Steubenville
Smithfield
Brillant Mill
Montgomery
Alabama
Wellsburg
A. N. Bond
ST. Clairsville
Cuamavrine
Nichols
Columbus
Jus
P. McMonies
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Ringling Brothers
J. F. Charlesworth
Sandusky
Scott
Clark Davies
Hengerson
Lloydsville
Walter Cowen
Sargeant-at-Arms
Elliott
Ina Lynn
Thomas Atkinson
Jennie Hudson
Samuel Dirby
Theresa Yerger
John
Thomas
Mary Blankley
Jack McNichols
Hattie J. Patterson
Chas
Steger Bas Fe
Cardington
Steger
Kemple
Wm. Cochran
Bellaire
W. T. Anderson
Clarendon
John R. Clark
Court House Hall
M. E Church
Rachel Collins
L. P. Hoffner
Sports and Sport
Pierspune
Detroit
West
Marylebone
Yale
New Haven
Cowles
D. Rogers
S i
Hartwell
Paine
Gallauder
Ives
Ballett
Hal
Jimmy Hall
Fitzsimmons
Sullivan
Corbett
England
Jase Hal Goxsip
Jack Glasscock
Berger
Indianapolis
Brakenstein
von der Abe
St. Louis
Browns
Commy
Young
Corkhill
Lesterstetase Saraeg
Fror
John Friedel
Main Street
Oom Mpang
al ‘Wal Paper House Decorators
GEO. &. Kurner & ¢0
Twelfth ST
Shugard
Joho L. Sullivec
Joho
Art Jobe L. Drew
Tommy White
Ike! Weir
Sidney War
Novia
Dacketn
Kirhoes
Vrank Lenz
Cismeta
van Sicken
Paris
Chicago Cycle Club
Walter Knott
Hunt
A. W
Billy” Murphy
Milturn
Bagcott
Maird
van Steklen
Hogardas
A. HB
A.J. Rast
Penn
A.T. Breonk
Ory
Pallce Py Avenue
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