Busy Toilers and Rail Unions Rally for Workers
The article details large gatherings by the Brotherhood of Railway Laborers and related unions in New York, mobilizing around 2,000 delegates to press for labor reforms at a major convention. It notes ongoing efforts to advance grand managment and urges continued work during summer months at the World’s Fair site as part of broader industry improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York of
Ralleay
Brotherhood of Railway
Tren
Waihway
le Lishey & Sons
Toledo
Fey
The Saurer Societies Masonry Lodge Meeting Highlights
Regular Ohio Lodge No 1 communication attracts large brethren as Liberty Lodge No 26 joins to view work. Entered apprentice and fellow craft degrees conferred, two candidates raised, banquet follows. Brethren from West Gilbary and Heeite praised, with speeches by district masters and Grand officers. Subsequent lodges Wheeling Nelson and Willey Revehah hold meetings with initiations, elections, and planned socials.
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Ohio
Brethren of Liberty Lodge No
Joseph Hall
Ross
J. H. Deluvel
Via Time
West Gibarty
He\eite
Hinter Hrunswick
Bpsvein
Laborty Loder
Amnahelmer
Wheeling
Brooks
Nelson Ridge
Hell
McKinate
Pennsylvania
Mercer
Ballatre Lodes
Lipo Nu
Nelson Lodge
Ueiras Templé Mystic Shrine
Lotard
Yio
Bravia Lodge No. 454 Formed By Pythias In Tiltonville
Deputized by Grand Chancellor Richard, the Sage No 34 of Martins, a new Pythias lodge named Bravia No 454 was instituted in Tiltonville on Friday evening. Thirty four charter members joined as local citizens and visiting members from York Lodge 75, Neberts Ferry 107, and City Lodge participated, with meals served and praise given to organizer Richard Morale for his efforts.
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Willey Revehah Lodge
Abe
Alych Will Bain
Che
Odd Fellows
United Lodge No
Teuwaed
United of
Renwood
Knights of King
Tiltonville
Richard
Bravia Lodge No
Iide
Ohio City
Touvile
Pythias
Seipip
York Lodge
Miss Mollie Brown Lodge installs officers at meeting
Miss Mollie Brown and Miss Agnes Leathenburg lead G. T. Lodge No. 112 at a recent gathering with officers named including Secretary Miss Agnes Leathenburg and Treasurer Miss Mary Mazingo. A separate anecdote recounts General Tournon debating music with a German-leaning passenger on a train near Ravenna, ending in a respectful disagreement about musical superiority.
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Mollie Brown
Nall City Lodge
G. T
Tournon
Ravenna
Fnally
Electric chair possible for Carlyle W Har ris case in New York
Long article reports Carlyle W Harris convicted of murdering Helen Potts in New York City. Court of Appeals may overturn verdict. It follows Harris a medical student who married, then killed his wearily ill young wife for insurance or convenience. Include references to Hood's Sarsaparilla and Patti anecdotes and Senator Edmunds anecdote.
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Carlyle W. Harri
New York
Court of App
Albany
Carlyle W. Harris
Helen Potts
Ler
Harris
Staolf
Hlmunds
Supreme Court
Henry Clay
Justice Washington
Clay
Edmunds
Milk Emulsion Promises Easier Digestion and Nourishment
The passage discusses transforming butter from milk into a cod liver oil emulsion. It claims milk emulsion is easier to digest than butter and that Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil aids digestion while providing unique nourishment. The text includes garbled ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Kitchen arrangement and conveniences for homes of the period
The article argues for a well lit north-facing kitchen near the dining room with a direct, odor-minimizing route via a pantry. It advocates a compact, efficient layout centering on a good cooking range, large water back, and a porcelain sink with splashboard and draining board to streamline dishwashing.
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D. W Krvo
Local notices from Cameron to Moundsville and beyond
Senwood incident leaves man unable to work for a week or more as Miss Helen Fisher and Miss Anna Peily visit Pittsburg. Wm Shriver buys a store at 3 Place and plans move. Edward Newton Sr. and Ontap receive pensions. Puddlers receive pay. mill resumption delayed. Ladies' Aid plans a Martha Washington party on Washington's Birthday. Institute program includes orthography reading civics and hygiene. B B McMechen elected County Court president. New Ohio voting booths discussed. cost estimated at about $12 per voting place. Rebuilding work progresses on furnaces in the burn department.
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Will ‘Thomas
Pittsburg
Helen Fisher
Lower Ward
Anna Peiley
Wm. Shriver
Mets
M. A. Gately
Clarksby
Joe. Lander
Cameron
McCoombs
Moundsville
Edward Newton
Ontap
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Martha Washington
Pebrusty
Washington
Fae Teachers’ Institute
Thezibhinet
G. Taylor
R. K. Lutes
E. Bonar
Mary Sharp
Marshall County
J Tune
Hyde
Ceasun Voy
J. F. King
Charne
R.A. Riggs
D. Bonar
L. E. Keith
T. J. Parsis
Hondon
aMcient
M. Rine
B. B. McMechen
Hw, Gardener & Co
Chicinnati
Ohio
Union Disoriet
McMechen
Boggs Run School
Marple'a
Mer
Hebe
Wecgesatul
Burt Weld
Kitchen designs from a historic domestic guideport
The article describes detailed kitchen layouts and fittings from a historical household guide, detailing wall-mounted racks, water pipes, lead joints, cabinet arrangements, pantries, glass-fronted china closets, and plans for multiple kitchen configurations in mansions. It notes ventilation, hardwood floors, and concerns about beaded wainscoting and dirt-through cracks.
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Devtery
Atsareg Nolet
Ts Belle
Teetwry
Curae Deperlinms
Bae
Stsinies
Wile
Tae
Ine
Pontifivus
Ted New Holler
Suhmilbech
Eletinar
Beuwood
Nuville
Lasoneville
Ville
Dieta Milit
Jay Benwood
Smehtnery
Aby Scarettz
Usabwull
Henry Schwellbach
Armelse
Stoytonville
Ady Howard
South
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Mallalre
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Elwar
Bonwaud
Jon Raedling
Arctasl
Phorsag Weacy
Creviel Glass
Cluiad Stans Glass
the Saurer Societies
Knights OF Honor
Alpha
Bulge
Good Templars
Stan
Heath
Hood
Cassell
Mme. Patti
Sig. Nicolini
Mme. Patt
TBE
Senwood
Commercial Bank
Strawther
Barrer
Martin
Farry
Siow Fast Williams
Charles Coss
Lavehlin
Sticklin
R. W. Taylor
Here
Capt. Inglebright
Mattie Vickers
Mattie
Perry
Ooers
A. C. Smith
Cleveland
Morse
Bety Ek
Belle Powell
Usinois
J. Hoyle
Jennie Maywood
The
Maywood
New Hospital
H. £. Gross
St Clair
Coats
Waxy
W. K. Elson
Elson Glass Co
Buckeye
Martin’s Ferry
Chirag
Martin's Ferry
Union Cornet
Opera House
Belmont Farmers Institute
Whiting Society
Harriet Jones
Howard Hipkin
Idea Presbyterian Church
Hugh Pickens
Coterie Club
Halle
Reaswont
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lou Perkies
Peat Thomas
Simic Donaune
James Chares & Co
Pillsborg
Peter Day
Jimmlets the Great
China
GLASS
John Friedel
Main Street
Vanquet
M.M
Forsythe
DaTiieon
Aind Jampary
Martin’ Verry
Ohta
Valind
Yoa
Anette
Ana
Archley
Charles Seibert
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Taliut
Chas, H. Berry
Seleade
Water Street
Jaune C. Mamissannen
Cuas
McKown
Josra Lore
Mausbarger, Lotz & McKown
Practical Plumbers
Twelfth Street
T. Va
Maven Furnaled
Wolk Doe
Onalie
Humphreys
SonTase Bork
Driglin
East Prep
Humpardys Medicine CO
William An
T Price Humphreys
Evicine Co
Gor
Williams
John Sth
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Coe & Wo
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Eaves
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Baltimore and Ohio
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Anerras
Tasuey
AL Whesune
Malta
Dally
Transohio
Ae Dally
Daly
Neni Miay
St. Clairsville
Bunsay Tana
Chicago Express
Waceye Suntay
Amit
Banda de Claireville
W. P&h
Annie
Chas
Botu
Baltimore
Lane
Hiorive Railroad
Crithal Srandard Ther
Mariette
Parkerabung
Valet Viensant
Wirteling
Mariet
Parkersburg
Point Meas
Buutington
Cincinnati
Robinson
Parkstatarg
Masud
Asaiptan
Pasenger
W. Va
Hesaferee & Ohio Railway Company
FF. V
Vestibule Leimaltedt
Sail Dinine Caetween
Waal Peeville
Old Point
Cleeland
Lebedheim
Ceureal
Conon Forge
Waynesboro Jo
Bani City
Lee
Lali
Fina
Daud
Folly
Claraenst
Pacman Sieapens
Coneseeu
Weantepios
Theo Pullman
Olt Polat
Thais
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