Schaefer's Last Night's Billiards Display Shocks New York
New York crowds at Madison Square Garden witnessed Schaefer in a dramatic closing game of the Schaefer-Siosson-Iyet tournament. He attacked the lower rail with precision, walked the length of the table in a tense display, and finally scored a dominating 566-600, though the anchor nurse technique drew heavy critique as the crowd roared and Daly encouraged restraint. Schaefer set a world record with 110 in one run, but observers warned the anchor nurse may be barred from future events while praising Schaefer's mastery and stamina.
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Tha Largas
Madlms Square Garden
Schaefer-Siosson
Schaefer
James
Jak
Attannsat
Tyas Pever
Scofield
Schacior
War Wade
Abele Jungs
Sebaster
Schacter
Ile
Schaeter
Ant
Maurice Daly
Opiston
Brodforth
Sebaeter
Tves
Quabett
Pope to name cardinals in jubilee conclave plan
Report from Rome outlines Pope Leo XIII’s jubilee plan to promote four or five cardinals including Steinbuber Perrand Comby and Faustini with an Austrian ally. It notes a reshaped Sacred College and the Vatican’s interest in a French-tinged succession amid ill health. Cardinal Dusmat is flagged as aging candidate while Nappatelli gains mention as another likely choice.
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Republic
Daria MT
Heraka
Iors
Luo XIII
Perhang
Petto
Steinbuber
Mer. Perrand
Auttun
Anthor Freorh
Mgr. Comby
Carthage
Ifalias
Talian
Mgr
Faustl
Aditors Santivsl
Mar. Depplebauer
Lentz
Rome
Brancas Joseph
Sacred College
Leo Xthh
Hubert
Count Kalnoky
Cardinal Homulohe
Cardinal Duamet
Catania
Capecelatro
Capat
Serailso
Dusmat Las
Nappatelli
France
Leo NI
Bmung Miem
Cambrai
Leos
Seea
Sovereign aims to reform labor policy in new era
Master Workman Sovereign of the Knights of Labor outlines his stance in a talk with the Associated Press. He favors peaceful labor protest, credits the ballot over strikes, and shifts focus to tariff views while planning to organize new branches in North Carolina Arkansas and Indian Territory as about 4 000 street car and 4 000 clothing workers join. Meanwhile a bridge disaster in Lavinery stalls debris recovery with no bodies yet found and officials plan embalming to hold remains for relatives.
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Humberty
Warnixoros
D. C
Knights of Labor
Associated Pretax
Sovereign
Americas
Sovereign Adda
New York
North Carolina
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Secret Societies Meeting and Christmas Socials
The Genoa Grant Camp No. 17 Sons of Veterans elected officers including Captain I. M. Carlin and W. P. Mogrill and noted lack of attendance by G A R comrades. Upcoming events include Ladies' Aid Society election, Magallans conclave, and multiple Masonic and G A R meetings with installations and banquets planned across the week and into December.
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Sons of Veterans
I. M. Carlin
R. W. Taylor
W. A. Taylor
G. Ed. Siyvis
H. B. Haguley
John R. Morris
W. P. Mogrill
W. H. ‘Taylor
G A Ro
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ofc
Tts
Maud Lindsey
Pittsburg
Local Industrial Notes Highlight City Activities
Pay day at River side iron works. LaBella pottery to close briefly after Christmas. LaBelle nail factory engine cylinder under repair. Fostoria glass works in Moundsville staffing more workers. Henry Bremer of Moundsville visiting Wheeling. Hack's clear factory operating full capacity. California firm orders 40 000 cigars to be filed. New squeezers added at Lower Benwood mill. Paddlers to resume after repairs. Arnold Jose of South Side goes to Chicago for three months then plans Paris residence.
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Riverside Iron Works
LaBella Pottery
LaBelle Nail Factory
Fostoria Glass Works
Moundsville
Addi Uonal
Henry Bremer
Freggar
Llack
California
Benwood
Arnold Jose
South Side
Chicago
Paris
France
Martin's Ferry awards street lighting contract
The council awarded the electric street lighting contract to Cooper & Co of Columbus at 90 dollars per lamp per year, pending a satisfactory contract. Totten's street work bill of 248 dollars was approved, while Stringer sewerage expenses on Zane street were sent back for citizen commission endorsement. Ordinances for sewerage on Charles Indiana and Jefferson streets, and bonds for Broadway paving and Fifth street paving, were passed.
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Cooper & Co
Columbus
Totten
Pal Bith
T. J. Stringer
Zane Street
Citizens’ Commiitien
Charles
Indiana
Jefferson Streets
Broadway
Fifth Street
Marble Bust for Governor Russell Featured at State House
A life sized marble bust of Governor Russell of Massachusetts is to be presented to the State and placed in a niche at the State house in Boston. The youngest child of a Revolutionary soldier is believed to be ex-Jud Jeremiah Smith, an instructor at Harvard Law School, aged fifty six. Professor Edward Caird has been elected to Balill mastership and has led Glasgow's moral philosophy chair for twenty seven years. Mary Anderson Nevarro and husband head to Geneva, while Mrs Casey Tincher, ninety, walked twelve miles to Carlisle pension in hand. May Frank of Oakland, once to take charge in Chicago, will stay on Pacific coast duties. Mrs Jobe A. Alkens of Philadelphia holds a goose quill inscribed by Robert Parkes for the world’s first Sunday school attendees, nine inches long in yellow silk with glass beads. The 5,000 horsepower dynamo powered by Niagara will be the largest in February, with the Intramural pair next at 2100 horsepower.
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Russell
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Jeremiah Smith
Harvard Law School
Edward Caird
Balliol
Glasgow
Mary Anderson Nevarro
Geneva
Casey Tincher
Ninty
Carlisle
May Frank
Oakland
Cal
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Jobe A. Alkens
Robert Parkes
England
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Ives
Eexsoxvice
Fia
Ea J. Corbett
May
Corbett
and Delany
Lake
Howard Everal
Creedun
Fitz
Jim
Creedon
Bullato
Dafferennville Bridge
Lavinery
McCullough
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Secret Societies
Fraternal Mystic Circle
Union
Union Ruling
Labelle Lodge No. 2
Conclave of
Magallans
Masonly
Wheeling Union Chapter No. 1
Royal Workera
Royal Arch
McMahon
Zorn
Hotel van
Hirsch
Nelson Lodge
Darrak
W. M
GP. Wood
W. R. Rose
J. W
J. B. Hages
A. Kyle
Secy
H.C. Dann
G. M. Ford
Dy Thos
Layland
Alex
Roberson
A. T. Hupprod
W. W. Lewin
T. W. Billis
Tyler
Ohio Lodge
Ite
Wheeling Lodge
Dennis Temple
Rasteen Star
Miriam
Bro. Herbert
Sister I Riley
Holliday Relief Corps
Holliday Relief Corps No. 1
GA. B. Hall
Holday Post
Stephens Post
Hancock Post
Spangler Post
Bellaire
Grant Camp No. 17
Holliday Corps
Grand Army
Ladies of Holliday Reset Corps
Ladies OF the
G. AL
James A. Garfield
Jesus
Good Templars
Rescue Lodge of Good Templars
Main Street
Nail City
Lodge
Tam
Martin's Ferry
Hoff & Co
E. 8
Flatan & Co
Cleveland
Market Street
Jess Sue
Pontaina
Contalns
Conta
Paita
Opa
Chia
Borys
Ata Wiles
Sud
Bire Bale
Fire Dale Price
STORM
Wheellug
Niagpromlerd
Ralici
Jos, Graves
Seuss Furl
Ranginn
Hoven Ant Itadvetore
Ual Bowes Attetoas
Caldwell
Reston
Bie
Farenet
Wire Goods
Wheeling Wire Works
Wheeling Wire - Works
W. B. Allison
I. Felnpbene
Eteqeh
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