Fragmented Notice Pages Reflect Early 20th Century Press
A garbled OCR fragment shows names and places such as West Virginia Printing Co and OAS & TANEY with scattered ads and editorials. It references the Homestead strike cost in Pennsylvania, libel suits in London, and political ball openings. The text includes various advertisements, signatures, and local business mentions, with no coherent narrative.
National political conventions and tariff debates reshape upcoming campaigns
The document discusses the New York City convention on October 4 and a National Republican League gathering in Buffalo on September 15, predicting large turnout and parades. It argues local campaign work should dominate, questions whether conventions will influence elections, and contrasts with the value of allocating funds to local efforts. It also recalls Labor Day celebrations and historic tariff debates, urging focus on the Force Bill and Southern peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widike
New York City
Republican Naional League
Hiuffalo
Eiuta
Battalo
New York
Buffalo
West Virginia
Congress
Republican Party
Pittyeffret Congress
Tariff Debate Divides Two Major Parties of Our Era
Fragmentary account outlines contrasting tariff views historic. Republicans favor high protective duties to shield infant industries while Democrats push reform. References Clay and Walker eras discuss tariff rates, reduction plans, and long term impacts on commerce, costs, and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackin
Republican Party
Ulustrausd
Ibn Cust
Olywatthor
Mr. Clay
Protorthuniets
Bas
Local notices and events in Wheeling area week
A miscellany of community happenings and notices. dances at Kooh Mall, sport games at Fulton, a drummer’s tale from Pittsburgh, a Walton ground park event, speeches at 1409 Mursed Street, and a Rebekah auxiliary benefit. Also reports of bank dividends, court cases, corn crop notes, and a death notice for Lizgo Geraghty with a ward meeting preview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kooh’ Mall
Fulton
Pittisburg
Tor Pose Carters
Foltu Club
Walton Ground
Mus
W. Lawren
Mursed
Rebekah
Arther Geraghty
Renwood
Sixth Ward
Democracic Club
Movement of Unily Chronicle of the Individuals
Joseph H. MacArdie, popular manager of the Wheeling Installment Company, plans to leave Wheeling on September ¢th to Cleveland to open a branch. He has been in Wheeling about three years and leaves amid regret from business and social circles. Mr. Ti. C llew will replace him, with Mr. Rice overseeing interests. A flurry of local visits, trips, and social rounds follow, listing numerous residents and their movements to and from Wheeling and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sxoox & Co
Annie Brom
Joe Healy
Will
Lela
Cory Lousine
Masry Cosney
Keall Brow
Independence
Mr. Chaney
Vorkhiigwor Bros
Wheeling
Renee Weernakk
Bellaire
Basteball
Pittsburg
Joseph H. MacArdie
Wheeling Instellment Company
MacArdie
Wheeling Installment Company
MacArdle
Cleveland
Ruarster
Towapiper
Ti. Cllew
McArdle
Rice
B. B. Devener
Etta Tracy
Ohio
Arthur Roberts
Will Jones
Wolfsburg
City
John W. Beltz, Sr
Atlantie Cir
William Cooke
Pleasant Valley
D. I. Rosbery
Forty-eighth Street
Charles W. Barrack
New Martineville
Behler
Thomas Corcoran
Cameron
M. C. Gallahey
Sisterville
Lea Felally
Nella
Myrtle Miller
South Side
R. L. Frazier
GL. C Metzner
New York
Mary Fernean
Balybridge, O
Katie Koon
Bridgeport
Magele
Franie Miller
North Main Street
Bellatro
Lou Hose
Morgantown
Mary Samageot
Mary Asher
East End
Atlantic City
J. 2 B. McKen
Mary Vogler
Zanesville
Jessia Tones
Moundsville
Bessie Looman
South Chapline Street
Martha
Blanche Hare
Mt. Lake Park
Maud McCulley
Harry Fitzgerald
East Whealing
Janie Marshall
James Ltruel
Be, Morris
Holle
Avs
Kansas City, Mo
Meyers
Cincinnati
A. Madis
South Street
BR. L. Frazier
L. C. Metzner
Frazier & Matener
Blanche Foster
John A. Brady
Maiden Street
Washington Journal
Nellie ©. Bowers
Pastoria
Sue Blatchley
W. J. Johnson
Zolle
Pairmont
Dime Bank Insolvencies Reported in Buffalo Area
Examiner Whitten reports that the Third Ward Permanent Savings and Loan and the Erie County Permanent Savings and Loan, both part of the Permanent Dime order in Buffalo, are insolvent. Erie County is worst, owing shareholders about 107000 with 10000 fictitious profits. Third Ward owes about 63000 with 6000 fictitious profits. Both conducted illegal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra
N. Y
Ae Examiner Whitten
Third Ward Permanent Savings Sod Loan Association
Erie County Permanent Savings and Loan Association
Buffalo
Erie
County
Third Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Virginia Printing CO
Pradamgies
OAS
Taney
Cose Seer
Aly
Wesker
Por Meek
Iae
Serene Uy
Ieee Wewnet
Eae
Basi
Suftuicient
Pontagn Alees
Tourg
Verner
Irwin
Curser
Tourts
Irene
SRIOS
Corner
Jans
Wells Ams
Sidane
Umerse
Bews Dewins
Seth
Asews
Willis
Peor
Surya
Marbaze
Washington
Dm Keecer
London Dancet
Eee
Perren
Puzure
Palrmount Yraterday
Anta
Stevenson
Ain
Pennsylvania
New York Sun Record & Page
Farland
Losilon Torreepoodens
Ladurars
Aesault
Lotiaoniud
Florence
Or- Aebur
Stoondart
Ates
Nyft Toret
Mpun
Hue
Tate Wali
Ist
Hobert J. Waliur
Tromture
Aome
William Relea
Pitagwenid
Philadelphia
Lady Washington Council
Jennie Spears
Annie Ritz
Pride of Wheerling Council
James M. Eohlin
Mary D. Gillespie
Ti Baltigore
Bellef Devent
Ania
Jane Gate
Voltaire
United States
Glass Company
Ripley
Tigorge
Sistersville
George A. Tappan
Y. J. White
Denver
Col
Squire George Arkle
James McAdams
Ancie
Katie
Lizzie Foose
Manndeville
Olla Bryson
C. B. Hubbard
Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
Monongahela House
Bessie Burley
Katie Hardy
Jenole Fountain
Moundavilis
W. Va
Jessie Vance
South Market
Junction
Gutman
Emma
Bessie
N. Wallace
Missus Hannah
Bila
J. W. St. Clair
Chicago
Washington Post
Alfred Rigsby
George McConnell
Sixteenth Street
Lydia McMechen
Mamie Patterson
Flora Wilson
Lillie Vance
Elizabeth Lucas
Joseph Hall
Wetvel Lodge
A. F
A. M
New Martinaville
A.A. Exton
Backhannon
Joseph Clark
J. B. Love
Grafton
West
Steubenville Star
Fred Happy
H. B. Grimm
Charles Schieldt
The
Reyman Brewing Company
Daify
F. J. Crago
Clarkshare
American Union League
Clarkebury
Wisnson
W. D. Herrdie
Rattan
A. A. Wleming
Fairmon
Fairmon Andiford, of New Maarthaville, Breslink—Chas, W. Barrack
New Martinavilles
Tom Gorcoran
W. Donaghy
Parkersbure
O. E. Palator
Listereville
D. B.layjor
A. Lancaster
Wm. Towers
Thos. Bishop
A. F. Southworth
G. BE
Wash
D. J. Smith
Huntington
Strasat
F. A. Sexton
Buckhannon
J. Clark
New Martinsville
Carry Hawkins
Amos
J.P. Love
Chas, Conway
Parrmont
R. M. Gatten
Volcano
A. M. Moore
Newburg
Lewis Smultz
Tillie McConnell
Williamstown
Clara Griffen
Mattie and
Blanchow
Kate Hazlett
Nellia Bussell
Clarksburma
Messrs
Chas
List
Howard McDonald
Obd Giichrist
Praitk Craddock
Bates Butler
John A. Howard
Edward P. Anshutz
J. B. Taney
Kennedy
Inq
Gens
Aida
N. EB. Whittaker
Princippia Purnace
Ton
GW. Atkinson
Darbour County
Judas Jacobs
Romney
J. J Taney
A. Jonnie Taney
Mra. S. L
Ufc
A. 2. Ordway & Co
Bostox, Maas
Bru
Zelda Uinnahard
Lote
Pauline H
W.va
United Su
Acw. Campbell
Truste
Jobo J. Jones
Tri
Thro. F. Boeuger
Grand Opera House
Pupilé
Pople
Reeideson
Henry Krippahne
Semtrooks
Main Street
GEO
Stone & Thomas
Wheeling, West VA
Wire
Allison
Rte Seventeenth
Market Street
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