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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1895
Page
6
Massive plant walkouts disrupt production as workers demand higher pay and safer conditions. Union leaders threaten continued protests, while management contemplates temporary layoffs and emergency measures. Officials brace for broader disruptions affecting supplies and regional wartime output.
A fragmented dispatch reports amid January readings how Japanese and foreign correspondents critique Port Arthur coverage, noting public anger toward perceived bias. It mentions naval theater, press privilege, and a cautious stance against sensationalism as readers digest mixed war reporting.
The drivers and last men at Pocook mine were summoned to the mines as operations began again signaling a general resumption of work in the Massillon district.
Second annual meeting of the National Gene Wind Protective Association was held in the city. President Bortres reviewed the year’s work and proposed tax measures. officers elected for the next year include M. Rt. Bortres as president and J. H. Hunter as vice president. Changes announced in the Carnegie Company organization. social reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson on North Main Street with guests and a dance featuring the Opera House orchestra.
Cardinal Gibbons writes the first article for The Catholic University Bulletin describing the opening of American Catholic University, praising its aim to provide fully equal opportunities for Catholics in higher education, and arguing the church does not hinder science while defending Catholic freedom to pursue knowledge within its bounds.
Week in review shows no decrees conferred by three Rigs lodges while Bates and Wilson towns report strong attendance. Charity Chapter Rose Croix conferred the eighteenth degree on three candidates with Wise Master John Birch presiding and future meetings announced for Wheeling Chapter No 1 and Albart Pike, plus a Wheeling No 5 gathering. Members also note Island Council No 4 and Union Ruling 223 meetings with new officers installed and plans for vigorous recruitment, including temple and school support efforts and a drive to gain new members in the coming term.
A Belmont county grand jury returned sixteen indictments yesterday. In other notes, Pete company and city officials reported no flood materializing, while local health ads urged Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier and tonic to prevent illness and aid digestion.
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