Wheeling Industry Shows Vigorous Activity and Deals
The Wheeling industrial sector reports strong activity with many shops running at full pace. Union delegates, led by officers of the American Federation of Labor, prepare for a major meeting in Philadelphia while local plants expand furnaces and equipment, including the Sumner plant in Steubenville and new glassware and brick projects in Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Phi
Lonal Antehayes Lders
Gines
Sumnersiban
Siubenville
Wenk
John Metinavima Reident
August Schlenenshau Waxrr
Jobo Burnett
John Bur
Ube
Oat
Tun
W. Va
E. Wo
Swann
Wiltehead
Manifac- Tionton
Fink
Daost
Lindeestoua
Ballaire Sas
Harvey Ul
Freere
Whitsaker
Belmont
Wheeling Iron and Steeisany
Wheeling
Yes
Stonemasons
Pational Organisins
Baltimore
Foll Wax
Horse Watson
M. A. Jes
Beary Gueather
Magic of
Long
Santego Globe Works
Hollaire
Y & Son
ves-Kraft Company
Fraternal Lodge Elections and Notices Across Masonic Bodies
Ohio Lodge No 1 and Nelson Lodge No 50 name officers for the coming Masonic year while Miriam Chapter and Alpha Lodge report social events and reinforcements. Welcome Lodge No 6 shows four new candidates. Ancient Order United Workmen notes strong attendance and planned entertainments. Buckhannon and Fairmont lodges report new members as Memorial Day plans advance. A Moravian-like roundup traces postures, installations, and upcoming ceremonies across several lodges in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Lodge No. 1
Belo Bss
Wm. H. Leavis
Alex. TL Porgey
J. H. Debmel
Nelson Lodge No. 50
Wm. R. Dudley
D. L. Hickey
Chas. P. Wood
J. Elwood Hughes
Thomas Be. Ford
A. T. Upp
W. W
Rain
Ancient Order United Workmen
Welcome Lodge
Wwodance
Brothers Weir
Glillgso
C. D. Thompson
J. F. Thompson
W. McClusky
Thomas Cameron
Fred Thiers
D. W. Fyfe
H. C. Stewart
Charles Dowler
la Bolle Lodge No. 4
M. F. Coulter
M. W
W. K. Shaw
Foreman
Jax
Arkle
W. G. Rose
Chas
Steinhousert Pinancier
FL N. Flood
Fairmont Lodge
Bros, Dornblaser
Pollerton and
Boonheim
Bros
RV. Arkle
Charles Zulanf
W. M. Clemans
O W. Fyfe
F. A. Sherratt
Fred. Thiers
W. C. McClusky
John J. Upchurch
Order
Theatre chatter on recent tours and star movements
The piece surveys theatrical news from Omaha to Bellaire, noting Rose Coghlan dropping The Shock Book in New York after Diplomacy success, Clara Morris's Omaha adaptation Claire, Sara Bernhardt's stage writing, Daly versus Brady over a railway scene, and May Davenport’s touring burlesque antics. It also mentions Wilson Barrett’s possible duties, Barnum heirs’ rumors, Al Fields’s minstrel plans, and local Grand Opera House fare with reduced prices and upcoming acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coghlan
New York
Clara Morris
Claire
Omaha
Sara Bernhardt
Marie Pigep
May Davenport
Bellaire
St. Clairsville
Court House
Martin's Ferry
Barnesville
May
Kenwood
Wilson Barrett
Uncle Sam
England
Treasury Department
P. T. Barnum
J. A. Bailey
al Fields
Fields
Cleveland
William E. Sinn
Cora Tanner
Ohio
Indiana
Donnelly
Girrard
Thomas W. Keene
Oliver Bryan
Fabio Romani
Lizzie Evans
Stetson
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
James Trelley
Killarney
the Rhine
Grand Opera House
Jack Summers
Opera House
Chas
Hanford
This Inc
Purely Feminine Home and Notable Women in Society
A vivid portrait of a woman’s refined room with sunlit window, silk curtains, a gilt dressing table, and a bright hammock. The article highlights successful women drummers like Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Davis, then comments on Mrs. Gladstone’s resignation from the Women's Liberal Federation amid debates on women’s enfranchisement, and quotes Dr. Schofield advocating hygiene as a civil duty supported by women volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Mme. de Remusat
L. M. Hughes
Chicago
Davis
Hughes
Mr. Gladstone
Tes
Dr. Schofield
Health Board
Construction Progress Report From Local Mills
Duct sod adding from the to its line of manufacture. Pua brick wuek ix well under way on the en thren story planing mill of Wood Bros in the Eighth ward. The Aten Standard Ca Belle and Riverside are racing full. Work on the Hanter spice mill build logic progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Bros
Aten
Standard
Ca Belle
Riverside
Hanter
Prospective 1893 season sees Kline training Hall in Wisconsin
Brtorr Wis December 10 The probabilities are that Jobo Rive of this party will train Jim Hall for his fight with Fitzsimmons Hall telegraphed Kline asking for the latter s services Kline is a successful trainer and prepared Hall for his previous engagement with Fitzsimmons
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Maser
Ind
Goddard
Sebt
Corbett
Jackson
Pussimmons
Jamie Carroll
Geo
Dixon
Carroll
Johnnie Griffin
Abe
O'Rorke
Griffin
Grifin
Wand O'Rourke
Jim Hall
Bob Witz Simmons
Crescent City Athletic Club
Fitzsimmons
Bay St. Louis
Hall
Mauch
Sivage
Mitchell
Michael J. Donovan
Dominick FF. Metwiffey
Mailison Square Garden
New York
Manhattan
Messrs
Lanavan
McCaffrey
Rach
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Philadelphia
Philadelhia Amateur Swimming Club
Yale
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association
Jones
Chicago
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Monmouth Park Association
Albany
Donkey Oli Pene
New York Yacht Club
I Suites
Kline
Brtorr
Wis
Jobo Rive
Fitesimmons
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Crayusa
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Alpha Lodge No. 424
Aod
Fred T. Bourne
Otto Weisgerber
Pulp Winter
Joseph Hall
John Brown
I. M. Day
Y. A. Hall
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J. McFadden
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James Bryson
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Grafton A. Beall
Sentinel
Knights OF
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Glover's Guy
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John Friedel
Wain Street
Alexander Frf
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Deniera Paints
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