Local and Telegraphic Labor News Booms Industry Activity
The Central glass factory resumes work in full. Hinge and Whitater mills restart, gas works completed, and new engine installations planned at Riverside and Lavelle Tile. Belmont mine closure causes shifts. efforts aim to supply gas for continued operation. Industry outlook improves with brewing and enamel works expanding. labor news highlights strikes and union actions across cities.
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Atl Torte
Frank Thompson
Tite
Wheeling
Yeeumy
Belmont
Plate Mill
Riverside
Beloe
Schmulbach
Dillon
Stewart Enameling Works
Rogmn
Janér
Nwen Edwards
Fynine
Actna-tanidaced
Sno Wheel
Woman recounts a life of varied jobs in a courtroom tale
A buxom witness, about 35, testifies to a long string of past occupations from railroad restaurant to newsstand, dressmaking, evangelism, real estate, stock selling, lobbying, sanitarium work, magnetism, and religious mission, describing how each phase ended before moving on in a sprawling reminiscence.
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Tye
Wyoming
Tron
Dakota
O Ladd
Secret Orders Account of Masonic Meetings and Activities
Weekly notes from Wheeling Union Chapter Bates Lodge and Nelson Lodge on routine degree conferrals and a three Fellow Crafts to Master Mason raise. Miriam Chapter outings and a sick visitation reminder highlight fraternal duties and council values. A column excerpt discusses Ecuador’s church state separation and a Wheeling Park picnic planned by Angnet Wilsey Lodge No 4 D of R.
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Wheeling Union Chapter No. 1
James McCahon
Bates Lodge No
Nelson Lodge No. 30
Bro
Dunn
Gev. B. Ford
Wilsey Lodge
Wheeling Park
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellowship
West Virginia
Charlestons Social Roundup Brightens West Virginia
Charleston and Wellsburg society notes detail visits and homecomings. Julia McFarland travels from Washington for a two week stay. numerous guests arrive at local homes, picnics and dinners occur near Kanawha and Elk rivers, and regional figures attend events at Sweet Chalybeate and nearby towns.
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Charleston
W. Va
Julia McFarland
Washington
Thos. L. Broun
Fountaine
Iron Gate
J. W. Goshorn
Buffalo
N. Y
John A. Harbin
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., Are Guests of the Family of Capt. J. &. Thayer
Brooks Street
L. L. Loewenstein
Mamie
Atlantic City
Joseph Ruffner
Brooka Street
Anna Blaine
Blaine
Morris Street
U.S
8. C. Burdett
White Sulpher Springs
Virginia Patrick
Ethel O'Brien
Montgomery
Benjamin H. Trapnell
Illustrious Irishborn Wolseley Near Death In 1886 Rise
The cable notes Lord Wolseley, commander in chief of the British army, gravely ill and not expected to live. His life story spans Crimea, India, China, and Canada, with a career marked by peril, rapid promotions, and a rise from middle class origins to Britain’s top military post.
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Lord Worsley
India
Ee Eas
China
Singapore
Tia
Crimea
Nankin
Canada
North America
United States
Red River
Isle
Roland
England
Duke of Cambridge
Oine
Duke of Connaught
Grammar class fragment on pronoun parsing analysis
In a grammar class Tescher James analyzes a malformed sentence about Isham and James noting pronoun forms and person references. The dialogue suggests a student or teacher mispronunciation and a discussion of first and second person forms with scattered proper nouns.
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Tescher
James
Isham
Itham
Taham
Yousham
Hesham
Tribune
Lord Wolseley on peace and Anglo American ties
The article reflects Lord Wolseley’s view that permanent peace between England and the United States is essential and that friction on frontiers between English speaking nations is unlikely to be resolved by conflict. It praises his civil administration skill, broad insights, and conversational breadth, comparing him to Grant in the prior era.
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Chia
Necesary
Lord Wolseley
England
Wolseley
Sebastopol
Jane
United States
Ireland
Frank A. Burr
Nowspaper
America
East
Cure
United State
Russia
Germany
France
Earth
Genet Grant
Local notices and travel updates from Burlington area
The item records visitors including A Rold of Hrilliant visiting Mrs Delaney Summers and Lena Kurback in Alliance. J O Smith heads to Florida. Starkey, brother-in-law of Howard Diol, attends a Sabbath gathering. Interment planned at Riv prviow andria.
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Toa Postottico
A. Rold
Hrilliant
H. Delaney
L. Summers
Mine
Lena Kurback
Alliance
J. 0. Smith
Florida
Starkey
Howard di
Riv
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