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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1897
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and phrases without clear events or dates. Contains calls and exclamations, hard to derive a concrete item. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or outcomes are extractable for a coherent card.
Fragmentary OCR presents a brief clothing note mentioning items and prices. Names, dates, or places are unclear. the readable text hints at a catalog-like listing for a shop or market segment rather than a full article.
In a late session Justice Greer heard a case involving a young woman accused of attempting to supplant another. The proceedings revealed threats and alleged coercion by a partner, with support from her mother. The court ordered caution while noting the circumstances of the couple and the women’s intent to pursue civil matters. Diplomatic resolutions and future steps were discussed as well as the marshal’s duties and potential new business plans for the county.
The article notes a slow theater season with profits down for Opera Houses and touring circuits. It mentions summer closures, rising entertainment at parks, and upcoming concerts at the Opera House and Wheeling Park, highlighting local colleges and notable performers shaping a varied lineup.
A chaotic game report covers St Louis and Cleveland lineups, with Turkan’s pitching and late rally drama. Key players include O'Connor, McDermott, and Burkett as tension mounts over late innings. Attendance figures and weather notes are mixed with scattered misprints.
The Mozart Park bowling tournament opens next month with teams from Teague and Mozart Park Associagon fielding pros. Secretaries Handlan and Brandt lead captains across many clubs including Knickerbockers Harvester and Aberoras. Several player lists and expected matchups are noted, with details on morning open contests and individual events to run through the season.
A wage reduction proposal was presented to paddlers at the Benno plant offering up to four dollars per ton. While the plan is under consideration, the mill has shut down. About a hundred workers would be affected and they have a morning to decide.
The funeral of Mrs Bridger Hushee of South Jacob Street was held with a Requiem Mass at the Church of the Triumphant Conception officiated by Rev Father Muljen. Pallbearers included Patrick Deucherty John Manion Robert Williamson James Flanagan Sr John Tulley Henry Alles and Michael Croman. Interment followed at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
An early 20th century style ad notes a scheme selling jewelry and watches at uniform prices. It boasts gem varieties including diamonds rubies and pearls, with prizes and gold settings described. The copy mentions valued items, vendors, and a prominent Freeman's gift.
Fragmentary OCR reads mention of a plumbers and gas outfit with a number and mixed terms. Readable words show a company name fragment, a case or suit, and a percentage reference. Details unclear. item appears to be a local business notice or legal matter involving a case or collaboration.
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