War Notes Warn of Immediate Mobilization by Russia
A dispatch reports Emperor and General O Brutscher discussing war maps and imminent conflict with England. Mobilization urged, with plans for aggressive moves and heavy troop readiness across Poland and key fronts as European powers posture for a potential war.
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Aunwon Apel
Peterbang
O Brutschel
Atad
Athan
O'Beutschel
Herm
Condubar
O Brewebeif Peel
Dawiecar
Sims
Busia
Temaden
Sesidina
France and Egypt vie over anne Lenin role at pane
Fragmentary OCR reports France and Egypt in tense talks on a treaty or alliance. Officials discuss terms, with vague references to ambassadors and a formal audience or meeting date in April.
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Anne Lenin
Mreametel
Pane
Apsb
Thas
General Grant Visioned as Safe Through Summer
Fragmentary telegraph and local notes describe General Grant's health as a concern yet he is not expected to be removed from public duties. Reports mention his carriage ride canceled for safety and a general wariness about his condition with hope he remains well through the summer. Local society items note weddings, new residences, and various community updates amid mixed details.
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Grant
Tangee
Fairmont
Grafton Court Scene Highlights Trial and Battle for Release
Fragmentary report from Grafton describes a town event where a man faced arraignment amid a busy night. The piece notes a defendant taken before a judge, with a forthcoming Circuit Court session next Monday. Apalactic Servent felony cases to be tried in the term.
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Rheatua
Tier Tesieg
Martie Pha
Strike Rumors Stir Glass Factory Protests and Pickets
A report describes tensions at glass factories tied to wage and leadership disputes. Workers' strikes have disrupted output, with $10,000 weekly payments to strikers and $120,000 in wages cited as costs. Officials anticipate a settlement soon as negotiations continue, while a community picnic planned by local social groups is noted as a contrasting event.
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Bern
Pirike
Biyunu
Weber
Glaas
Our Own War Brilliant Feat By American Forces
Details of battles near the Cable Company's office and the battery in the city. Columns of seven hundred troops left Buena Venvera for the assault, but US forces halted the plan with a rapid action. General Aizpara captured. prisoners held at the Shibert Hotel. Troops guard streets and wharves as controversy with rebels continues and a proclamation asserts American control.
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Pansus
Galveston
Cable Company
Buena Venvera
Vila
Spsboat Baraps
United Giants
Arche Eal
Columbian Guarda
Chartel
Hes
Valindly
Coloma
Meeker
Dennyland Wood
Comipany
Pagin
Turner
Fullette
Seymour
Jenpany
Sutton
Fieneral
Aizgara
Aizpara
Sbibert
Iin Cochrane
Colon
Jother
Fragmented Gazette item from Gridgeport notes
Local fragmentary report from Gridgeport mentions 2 p m event, religious and temperance topics, a deputation from Wheeling, and various community notices. Names include C G T of Wheeling, W K Cash, ML Wootheidgn, and references to churches, gatherings, and local officials.
State of Trade and Labor News From New York and Regions
The article reports on spring business in New York and western regions with retailers expanding orders due to better weather, while farmers focus on spring work. It notes labor tensions including Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers resisting a 25 percent wage cut, ongoing strikes in leading industries, and a general pattern of stronger bread and grain markets alongside weaker hogs and oils. It also covers local notices from Martins Ferry about Odd Fellows celebrations, church services, a fire destroying a house, and social events in the community.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Ing
Toe
United Jailers
Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
Cox
Amuller
Fort & Ec
Western Pennsylvania Railroad
Northwest
California
Kasten
Canada
Lotré
Pagh
Shipmap
Hoors
Lahore
Ururral
Sulddis
Jeiercon Guiats
New Alexander
Mario's Ferry
Gwe
Phoebe Hiarrisce
Joseph Harrison
Steeet
Teak House
Hanes Trace
Cochran
Chilesses
Three Millionaires in the U S Senate Wealth and Roots
The article profiles Senators Stanford Sawyer and Fair as the three wealthiest in the Senate, all from the lake shore region. It traces Stanford and Sawyer from Wisconsin and Illinois to California gold fever and notes Fair’s Irish birth and mining career. It contrasts their quiet, unassuming demeanor with vast fortunes earned through law, mining, and real estate, and comments on their influence and public roles.
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Petit Corehipainee
Socmlay
Wanmnoren
Ina
Senate
Michigan
Stanford
Sawyer
Osin
Paw
Wirconsin
Willionaires
Senior Pure
Chicago
Mr. Stanford
Sawyer Was & Neeas
Wasais T
Machro
Branford
Totus
Mit Fong
Leland Seanford
Centre
New York
California
Union Pacific
San Francisco
San Francico
Mento Path
Santa Clora
Sountmanby
Eaith Eltteest
Congress
Aince
Eniria
Ireland
St Adent
Forma
Airship
Jules
Mackay J.C. Flood
Wn. & O' Belen
Foie
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Vernon
Sherman
Ohio
Sabine
Minnesota
Palmer
Aldr'ch
Rhode Leland
Allison
Tows
Bayard
Bowen
Brown
Oxundep
Cameron
Williammire
Gibson
Louisiana
Gale
Maine
Jersey
Virginia
Payne Fulmer
Telegraphic notes from distant obituaries and trials
Brief items report a farmer near Ird hanging himself after a failed ascent with an engine on a semisut. Columbus L. Moffat hanged in Dal ton, Tex for murder, public execution witnessed by a large crowd. Tracks sabotaged on Lake Shore and Michigan Southern lines near Detroit. In Bree a tempest and political debates in Clarksburg about government building site. Local notices mention a government site protest, probable county superintendent candidates, a girl’s fall from a window, and several deaths from diphtheria and illness.
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Miccolane Wus
Columbus L. Moffat
Dalton
Tex
War Wekunt
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Detroit
Hay City
W.va
Lowndes
Speer
United States Treasury Department
Zinn
Lownde
Tie
Zion
Clarksburg
Resky Commission
Els
Suh
S Jaing Memre
Snich
Vrted
Lewin
Bay Low
Wie
Harrison Fletebar
Hiram
Hion
John J. Davia
Passage of Towboats and Dawn Arrivals on the River
A garbled log lists several named towboats passing downriver and dockside movements. Vague notes mention vessels such as Clifton, Loum A Sheriey, Scotia, and Katie Suerkdale with times around dawn, plus mentions of nearby departures and expected routes toward Cincinnati and other ports.
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Robert Jenkine
Thurnbagie
Percy Ieley
Frank Gilmeny
Junk Cook
Coil
Wood
Liomas No
Cincinasti
Lntinsat
Techalor
Prusborg
Why Weers Went and the Nail Secretaryship Crisis
The piece reports on the removal of the Western Nail Association office from this city to Wheeling, sparked by editorials at the Iron Age and a rift with Pittsburgh manufacturers. It notes Week’s responsibility for the Nail Association’s leadership, industry tensions, and moves by mill owners and rail leaders amid labor unrest and proposed concessions. It also mentions a large testimonial at Library Hall and an incident involving a private detective at a residence.
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Sunday Register
Tyrrastan
Western Nail Association
Wheeling-wee
Piteburg
Week
Bip
Pitheburgh
Age
Nome
Weeks
Neue Week
Alee
Pittaburg
Berciot
Thas Nak
Caprs Co
Pirtaburg
Maul
Cape
Ee Tel
Finnburgh
Lotta
Commodore Armatrong
Erle
Lake Shore
Ing Steel Uni Cnagamy
William
Mrn
Education Board Announces New Font Policy Initiative
The Board of Education unveils a bold policy proposal aimed at standardizing typeface across district communications. Officials emphasize clarity, accessibility, and consistency in public documents and classroom materials.
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Wheeling
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Hanlon
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Lithie Moore
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Odd Fellows
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Senator Stanford
Senator Sawyer
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