Trade and Industry Report Brightens in Wheeling Area
A long summary notes boosts in factory work and new contracts at Wheeling firms led by Tedman & Co and John Redman’s operations. Telegraphing improved demand, firms report fuller orders, while multiple mills and foundries push toward spring activity. Local workers describe a steady, if cautious, rebound with several projects and shipments planned, despite lingering price pressures and incomplete production increases.
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Vin
Fcos Welzsman
Mortescaivs
Arenes
Wheeling
Misa Loja
Meipsind
Kry Easley
East Wheeling
Reim 'Y & Son
Vnva
E Grice
Reymann
Siro
Cowper Cun Company
Short Creek
Eame
Mtna-Slucdand
Lake
Wlanturer
Romer Reese
Ehent
Eton Standard
Hellaira City Lodge No. 35
Amalgamated Association
Bell
Rounios
Lorain
Bellaire Wisuows
Aoo-Union
Wallsbury
Toeran
Whealing
Apollo
Loerenourg
Garland
Ifla
Edgar Thorp
Braddock
Austmas, Miller & Co
Akron
Akron Iron Company
Ohio Iron Company
Zanesville
Chippera Coal Company
Warwick
Lehigh Coal Company
Vanesville
Carneola
Homestead
West Virginia Glass Works
Martin's Perry
Spear
Axle
Fell
Lhey
Donaldson Carriage
Yeatertar
Central Foundry
Nail City
Vereen, Voal
Pittsburg
RL Paovsidson
Caldwell
Patereon
Elmrove Coal Company
Lavin A Steadier Rus
Paet Anetioe
St. Paul, Mary
Wilkinvos
Order of Railway Trainaiep
Northern Pacific
Lete
Bandrick
Kimberly
Markets Brighten Despite Holiday Chill and Tariff Fears
New York reports a holiday week dullness in markets and business due to tariff revisions but notes a likely temporary setback. Banks show rising loans and merchants returning to market liquidity while stock trading remains quiet. Municipal bonds attract buyers as funds seek reinvestment and economists foresee renewed activity after year start disbursements. Overall, optimism grows for a brighter prosperity year ahead.
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Sresai Telecromtstye Revirear
New York
DE Ps
Wilch
Rand
Naval
Finance and trade report shows mixed market activity
Wall Street churned with hand-to-hand trading as money on call eased and mercantile paper steadied. Wheat and corn futures moved with receipts and export notices while banking conditions and January disbursements influenced stocks. a late session rally lifted some prices amid broad dullness.
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Sterling Exchange
Wall Street
Lawjerne
Nashville
New England
Lund
Bears
Mbusvant
Stobinson
Adams Express Hz
American Express
Baltimore
Canada Pacific
Central Packie
Chesapeake
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Alten
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Leckawaron
Western
Two Young Actresses Promising In New York Scene
New York December 57 Two young actresses Miss Perdue Hudspeth and Miss Grace Atwell show rising talent. Hudspeth, English by birth, began on stage as a child and worked with famed lines in London and America before joining Afra Potter Kyrle Bellew. Atwell, Boston born, trained in piano and violin, then pursued theater under Field at the Boston Museum, later joining Shenandoah with Frohman and returning to leading roles.
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Ail
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Kendal
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Roeland
Joland
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Afra
James Brown Potter
Kyrle Bellew
Semuel Phelps
John Fludspeth
Miss Perdita
Macion Hudspeth
Teré
Grace Parthanin Atwells
Fayles
Miss Atwélpy
Boston
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Misa Atwell
Manager Field
Boston Museum
Charles Frohman
Tha
Lydia Thompson
Lydia
Paulige M. Baw
Wilbur FE
Bits
Markham
Storey
Times
Miss Thompson
Chicago World's Fair theatres fade in early crash of schemes
Special correspondence surveys the failed ventures around the World's Fair era in Chicago. Steele Mackaye's grand Spectatorium collapses after 500000 spent and 300000 more needed. other ventures like the NiA theater Corbett theater and Barlow's Masse Heil also flop. The piece notes losses, mutinies, and the end of ambitious stage dreams in a cautious, retrospective tone.
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Steele Mackaya
Steele
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