Reopen Company Tackles Long-Running Local Industry
A fragmented 19th century notice describes a broad push to reopen a local milling and manufacturing operation. It cites Robert Bellem and others, detailing iron fence work, stove production, plumbing, and wiring, plus plans for new machinery, foundations, and expansion of the Wilton area works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Ward
la Balle
Dt Soms Iamber Co
Wacollaos
McCollougs Atevet
Wheeling
Bessua
Iarey
Etary
Gail Dod
Bélmint Rhetory
Fort Niga
Benwood Fitanet
Eupceen
Window Glass Trouble Prompts Western Meeting
A tumultuous meeting is planned in Cleveland next Tuesday over the wage dispute threatening glass manufacturers. Workers display anger at the lack of concessions while employers resist broad talk, fearing a broader standoff as price concerns rise. Local talk hints a possible factory-wide action if demands aren’t met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clavelan
Gt Paneday
Cleveland
Vine & Eng
Aseera Ty Wei
Ewan
Bane
Sunidayy
Almoa, Mo
Aurora
Nod
Island
Atrors
Coosfort
Jengrh
Aurora House
J. EL Shaffer
Stoller
Athe Baer
Wheeling
May Sypher
Washington, D
Jonu Scott
Patterniry
Stearns
Miso
Katie Sephet
Waslington
D.C
John Lester
Baer
Mies Gracie Pollock
Wandling
Adonis
Don
Brookside
Cheat River
Gen'l Supner
Joe Pollack
Ani
J. F. Bates
Washington, D.C
Cora M. Boyd
Calst
Mamie Coyle
Pittenare Chronicle Telegraph
Nelson Whittaker
Kise
Glnag
Mr. Lacks
F. Bates
Walloon
Oakland
St Toke Park
Plans and wagers stir brutal boxing talk across scenes
The Australian reports a jumble of boxing intrigue and backers, with Myers pressing for a title route via McAuliffe or a forced match, backers arguing over belts and purses, and plans for fights involving Kilrain, Jackson, and others. Contemplated bouts span New York, San Francisco, and Europe, with color and controversy surrounding fighters and promoters alike.
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Alf Kennedy
Billy Myers
Myers
McAuliffe
Fox
Mr. Harding
Police Gazelle
Pater Jackson
Fourth Avente
Europe
Jackson
Boxera
Tsis
California Athletic Club
Johon Sullivan
Sulfivan
McLaughlin
Garrison
Isaac Murphy
March
Golden Gate Club
Killen
Phentug
San Prasciam
McAn
Golden State Club
Sacramento
Jock Mannlin
Sgbt
Kennedy
New York
Newberg
Moxutun
Dia
Monahan
Billy Yoong
Pittsburg
N.Y. Herat
Jake Campbell
Texan
Jake Kilrain
Kitrain
Hicself
John Ty Bullivan
Jem Smith
Charley Mitchell
McGuies
Londos Pressing
Alee
Lewis A. Belyea
George Wright
Canada
Hastila
Boston Glory
Bia
Wright
Jagalnat Eny
Auerien
Ehappy’ Moran
Vebo
Jersey City
Han
Eace Qik
England
Tilke
Parson Davies
Peter Tackwon
Jack Fallon
New York Givens
Thirteenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Dex Permee
Tha Po Prigt
Dominiek McCauray
Wlaw
Pareon Davies
Kilrsin
Parra
Wty Foundation
Jock Fergusop
Warhingham
Cuattey Gainey
David Jackson
Agaanger
Larry Killian
Boston
Jack McAntire
Dempaey
Dempsey
Too
Marine
Tommy Morgan
Tommy White
Chicago
John Akins
David O'Leary
Racing and horsemen era notes of 19th century turf
A compendium of racing lore reports on Lord Ogilvie and Lady Maud visiting a training stable, the queen of the turf Maud S. and her tail hair anecdote, the decline of Bob Tucker at Monmouth Park, plans for Boisle Girl at stud, and remarks from prominent owners Peter Walden and Matt Jordan. It covers breeders, stud prospects, and the shifting fortunes of numerous horses and jockeys, including Lucian Murphy and Lottie Wall, with commentary on racing society and baseball links of the era.
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Maude
Mana
Cilvie
Americ
Bob Tucker
Monmouth Park
New Orleans
Panique
Dwyer
Iroquois
Omaha
Marry
Sacramento
Robert Bonner
Maud S
Guy
Peter Walden
Matt Jordan
Crack Lily
Laura Stone
Eugene Leigh
Milton Young
Weston
W. W. Blair
Hickman
Phipps & Blair
Arlington Park
Baltrymore
the Lion
Melbourne
Billy Walker
Isaac Murphy
Digger Bros
Saratoga
Brooklyn
Sully
Lottie Wall
Tve
Wanderer
Marty Bergan
Golightly
Glengarry
Plays and Players in a Pro Billiards Duel and Wresting Appeals
The New York Herald reports Jake Schaefer and Harry McKenna signed to play a 5000 point billiards match for 5000 dollars in mid November. Other notes mention Jack Carkeek arriving from England and ready to wrestle for 1000 dollars, plus fencing plans for T W Eck to tour Europe with cyclists and a roster of riders and challenges aiming at big earnings.
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New York Herald
Jake Schaefer
the Wizard
Harry McKenna
Sebsaler
Young Ves
Michigan
Fee Cannes
McCaull
Adelios Pall
Slosson
Largtry
Harvey McKenna
McKenna
Jack Carkeek
Dodge Vitle
England
Carkeek
McMillan
Tom Connors
Muldoom
Evan Lewis
America
T. W. Eck
Europs
Boston
Louis Aramaindo
Montreal
Lottie Stanley
Pittsburg
Jennie Woods
Pailaim
Equentelas
Ohio
Boy
Billy O'Brien
Mocet
Tommy Pettit
Hampton Codri
Amore
Asmru
Echnt
Metcalf Warren
Keene
Buckeye Democrats Eye Nomination in Heated Gubernatorial Race
Timber and Central Ohio reporters note Campbell holds strong delegate backing and aims for first ballot victory in the Ohio Democratic gubernatorial race. Neal backers counter with confidence, while Kling from Cuyahoga and Lorain blocs draw growing support as possible compromise candidates emerge. Local social and cultural notes from Aurora include parties, theater, and a royal mix of visitors and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reale
Comunues
Friends
Campbell
Neal
Dayton
Juige Kling
Cayahoga County
Cauahoga
Lorain County
Klire
Frank
Dark Horse
Hom
T. F Powell
J. E. Monnet
Hubbard
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Restores Health, Mrs Lake Testimony
Mrs Jos Lake of Brockway Centre writes of chronic indigestion and weakness resolved by Ayer's Sarsaparilla after years of agony and ineffective treatments. She credits the tonic with restoring strength and eliminating distressing symptoms, noting physicians offered little relief before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Lake
Brockway Centre
Mick
Scot Ater
Uwe Satsaparitian
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Ad Promotes Health T
An advertisement for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla from Dr. J G Ayer & Co of Lowell Massachusetts touts restorative benefits. It claims improved digestion appetite and strength after faithful use. The copy mentions towns in Canada and prices such as 1 dollar per bottle and six dollars for a case.
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Tabi
Wells
Hristiane
Quenniehital
Artewell
Sharbot Lake
Ayer
Dr. J. G. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
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Treere Tale
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Ecemury
Sored
Wintel
Feader
Luaninale
Monary
Thixen
Neckelby
Titeces
Petre Jackson
Pighia
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Iwo
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Washington
al Thom
Mattimore
Ruane City
Salinas
Louis Eirr
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Ferres
McGarr
Moing
Mahoney
Xt Hawes
Sutton
Hurley Ar Willis
Shuck
Kinaman
Macaliar
Lathan
Latham
Lynch
Chuck Laner
Sats Marton
Caner
Duke
Tanso
Canesville
Minneapolis
Glowon
Ian
Barta
Agate
Harry Richardson
Dain
John Handilone
Hartford
Beckley
General Sports
Green Room
Buckeye Democrats
Virginia
Auroragular Resort
John A. McCaull
Palmer
Clover
Colonel McClull
Adelina Patti
Aynes Herndon
Windsor Theatre
Mires Herndon
Desven
Adelaide Thornton
Bellamy Ives
Mfaneger Frohman
E. H. Sothern
Adeline
Lord Chaniley
Charles A. Haslam
Pleasure Hay
Larg Branch
Erwin Arden
Ayden Smithe
Columbia Theatre
Abbie Pieros
Wowin
Mussatte
Highland
Ojivatte
Ponkwe
Cequilicot
Connell
de Mereimac
James D. Pyaken
Lord Fauntleroy
Lotta
Twke
Abe
Riley
Regan
Tanner
Pleusdra
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Hlaine
Dames
Alysie
Pere
Paria
W. Wriblasts
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