Local Intelligence highlights byline from early city desk
A garbled Local Intelligence page reports on court wins, new industry meetings, and upcoming works. It notes a Glass Manufacturer’s agenda, a wedding, fire and theft probes, road and rail repairs, and various local incidents with many names and places obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre
Slacktowston
Fuirk
Ryeods
Serkmen
Healy
Siumerd Toy
Bo Ward
Jane Lygan
Bridesport
Jaure Bawvany
Marsalcoaster
Fred Cutter
Crearent
Iren
Weiek
Stalin'n Uilew
Seaterdag
Win
Hiearm
Mus
Ain Roemer Ag
Rence Weil
Mus S23
Agutar Ionsburgh
Gia
Cran Brent
Enoerow
Eit Teobadly
Allie
Boosh
Prenien
Tomers
Drama
Henwoods
Ritchivtown
Clerk Hook
Allen Yastarta
Ase D Johpatan
Atbees
Thoias
Wheeling Clubs and Social Life Costs Review
In Wheeling a wave of social club schemes unfolds with Chesterfield club as a focal model. The piece traces failed clubs like A. L. F and others, citing high rents, misused funds, and abrupt closures, while noting the ongoing attempt to sustain a social venue for gentlemen amid scarce funds and shifting tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Philadelphia
Qawe
Duckworth
Cin- Gonatl
Chesterfield
Duke
Oli S . W
Esk
Greumstad
Manly
Poe
Frasa
Celal
Ann Bergesna
Acker
Ederaud Bocking
Menkemeijer
W. Va
Whirling's social scene and proposed city projects in Wheeling
The piece mocks a reporter and notes a wave of social intrigue in Wheeling, describing valentines, stage acts, flirtations, and a city park dream. It laments unrealized projects like a cable car, reservoir, and amusement venues while recounting nightlife, theater visits, and the Fire Department’s meeting about a music academy.
A Future Dream and the Wired Lovers in Latitudinal Era
A fragmented 1900s tale shows Biddalia Briano of the Hempfield Electric Division using a cable network to reach a mysterious suitor. The story blends aristocratic names, dramatic longing, and a science fantasy setup as lovers communicate across a city via telegraph wires. The piece ends with local concession notices and advertisements interleaved with the romantic sci fi vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempfield Electric Division
EW Gadtlos
Wheeling
Elm Grove Avance Station
Coaldale
Pittsburgh
Fort #its
New Babylon
Koesteger
Brienos
Ao Aly
Bildat
District notes and incidents from Bellaire town life
A Bellaire gathering at Gus Hardenstein’s residence elected officers Grenville Gray as President Iasec Gaston as Vice President, Frank Archer as Treasurer and a committee to select grounds. The report includes a violent handgun accident at Union Street, local church notes, business updates on pot works, and various social notices among Bellaire residents with names, places and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire Base Bell Association
Gus Hardenstein
Grenville Gray
Iasec Gaston
Frank Archer
January to February Dances and Socials Reported
A lively city social scene is described with multiple dances and parties. Highlights include a leap year party at Schwartz's Hall with Birch's orchestra, a surprise gathering for Mollie, and a notable Goebel's Hall event featuring Toe Tap routines and German dances. The piece also notes military presence and public interest around court cases and local shops promoting remedies.
Unclear OCR fragment recounts injuries and theft in town
Fragmentary report describes a burglary attempt, damaged lock, and police actions. It mentions a gunshot claim denied by Officer Snirdlett, various local names, horse drownings, a calf washed away, a fatal track accident involving a pedestrian, and references to trips and thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurwlsy
John Lyons
Snirdlett
Nies Anna Williame
Morristown
Robert McAllister
Sir Lyle
Charles Tarnitte
JM. Horn
Fairpoint
Hurn
Fairmont
Dent
Miss Forte
Robert Moore
Kiddy
Pennsylvania
West Virgie
Mrs Deeasen Teabella Drennen Funeral in West End
The funeral of Mrs Teabella Drennen wife of J H Drennen was held from her West End residence with a large attendance. Remains interred at Beoth Ridge cemetery Rev J J McCarroll presided with pallbearers including James Kerr John Armstrong John Marlow W Clark Robert Finney and Hamilton Blackford. Also notes on visits and local society activities and letters from readers inquiring after a widower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
Monsis
James Kerr
John Armstrong
John Marlow
We. Clark
Robert Finney
Hamilto Blackford
Harry Kbeclein
Brennenville
Notan Benevolant Society
M. Woodruff
Lean
Jenald
Pera
Daniel Coz
Martin
Perry
Venel
Ems
P. ¥. Pendleton
Bathen Lata
Lala Joes
Metheny Omanima
James Howard
Meats
Etotay
Nania
Old Howe
Ben Fisher
Wellxburg
Howard Norton
Irontan
Will McKelvey
Grand Fonkota
Bispissy
Ferma
Jne Caldwell
Philadelphia
Wheelin
Andy Wiltomani Iy
Mise Mary
New Yore
Bernie McMechen
New York
Elphia
Gotham
Albert Freihotot
Harbessa
Uke Yenterdey
Juba
Beheny Oy
Leap Year Events At Local Halls Draw Busy Crowds
Local social scene centers on Leap year party nights at Arion to Apostle and Germania Ball, with dances at Maonerchor Hall and Beltwarte’s Mall. Notables Billy Mayers and Mrs. Mints host, while the Fouth Ride Booging Society invites gentlemen friends to the Leap year affair. Readers can expect music, entertainments, and a bustling crowd at several venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Te Apostle
Wyevenaul
Beliwarte
Lynn
Leciet
Fouth
Bioging Hociety
Aldo Affaie
Billy Mayers
Maonerchor Hall
Church of the Immacolle
B. Mints
Ale
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Market Street
B. T. Young
Sunday Register
Local Intelligence
Acs
W. W. Grub A. Breamfase van Lerack
Electric
Kaantlie
Furaliere County Metener, Schelthase & Co
Assigneent
Mem
Hildepth
Jenier Wheeler
Ay Simpees
Frrar
Trawe
Dere
Cail Bank
Henry Skreet
Jeneary
Louie Saeent
Pote
Cy J
August Briamd
Jos
Wilson
Pxenange Bank
Charles Hedetrizih
Bole Tate Horkesen
Thio County Court House
Bealdes
Matt
Allcoch
Allcock
Henry A. Mort
N.Y. Med. College
Tdo
Lester
Tao Maia Street
Curestor
Geulp
Soverdor
Jackson
Lovell
M Iiarriers
Cupid
Ermien
Tle
Chaplise
Morgentown
Rob Bioney
Piloteau
Tn Wing
Abe
Tim
Nwt
Tally
Pantomimia
Whorling
Fatveraga
Bear
Lin Boya
Criter
Siddoll
Wheeline
W.va
Atlantic
G.& Freny
Prepriewt
Kemple
Wheehaw
Jacob Kemple
G. A.B
Jake
Tion
Biddalia Briano
the Times
Albion
Usbands
Dewaddi
The
Soilers
Dudit
Ao Erenpen
Vesy Tiebners
Weir
Woburn
Hasrivon
Yyarning
Minko
Enel
Afton
Timothy Hoplite
Phelix
Garofis
Hiddalia
Sun
Bol Elles
Piddelto
Mike
Mattinebars
Famaris Watters
Furnieters
Ill
Main Street
Hamlet
Wilson & Hoomer
Stanton & Davenport
Moenkeweller
Sragatore
McLore
Samm House
Mont 10
Shvirer
Ulood Elexir
Edmund G Menkemelier
Drigrats
Joost
Elizabeth Braith
Ricken Tad
Edmund Bock
Omar
John Strander
Tuon White
Offord's
Union Street
Frank Arnott
Andy Youse
Frank
Mageia Philips
Jacobsburg
Zohs
Blington
Minnie Afilligan
Tunnel Hill
Albert Griditn
Beullev Ney
Offie Aing
Hitler BJ. Hart
Kt Deatty
Mtaubenville
Bellaire
James Murphy
P. &Cred
C. Bable
James Eberlein
Myrole
Bessie Figon
Belinirg
Samuel Coffman
Horn
Colibreis
End Meesamunl Denn
Misco
Trobe Haskets
Wepre
Sallie Willzans
Leonie Murphy
Lavert
Juha
Chaygh
Conteaville
Monroe
John Camp
James
Olen
Lerses
Amy Aeerel Society
New Brass
Iverm
Bloving
Sri Mare
Sidoha'e
Jed
Gill
Histechnat Lass Works
Puarth Weard
Nabageniwat
Yost
Balmant
Aid
Bolle
Aml Robineau
Marty Meek
John O'Neill
Powe
Rick
Milligan
Parkerburg
Wil Philpott
Eaubs
Fatima
Cheeang
Cheury Etoek
Cate
Fourteenth and
Market
Joe Tee
Joe Lee
Wai Ching
Thos, Hughes & Cq
Reice
Ofer Bird
Giemp
Skin
Schwartz’s Hall
Ceveral
Birch
Driascoll
East Seventeeth Street
Alse
Ritver
Goebels Hall
Hulday
Lesilver
Ailo Pay Pierty
Tes Paichrre
Charce
tLentinit
Croghan
Fe Red
Henry Kiever
Louce Meher
Cassie Glark
Henry Mitre
Bib Kew
Moennerctier Vailon
Belini
Bern
Mathervber
Tbe
E Fisencial Secentary
Charles F. Ke
Tieseurer
A. F. Nolte
Fano
Victort
Claggett
Lr Court
Logan & Go
Eit Kusipen
Robert Roach
Conable Bowman
Jay Lire
Pittaburgh
Galdwell
St. Lawrence
Courier
Pattersburg
Batchelor
Cincinnati
Jaralia
Walker
Tea River
Jock Four
U's
Rlver
Thepmacmytor
Initiuy
Wey
Phermuny
Edmund Hocking
Meikummedier
Vilecnog
Amd
Cape
Mous
Goa
Hall of
Murpadyer
Iit Saan
Alen
Baes
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