INDUSTRIAL WORLD Rallies amid Union Local and Company News
The issue covers Steubenville Industrial matters with reports on plant improvements and new machinery at various firms. It notes progress at the Wonk Virelo and Chelsea Potters plants, local labor actions, wages, and statements from officials about future operations and potential widenings of the railroad.
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Stevhesville Industrial
Spey
Steubenville Obie
Uhre
Cnr
Ee Fellows BN
Lineau
EL. Monney
Gil
Hoch McGinmin
Iyi Remetbettiris
Walter Lashley
Fram Dwellinet
John Rose
W. H L. Lowe
Imperial Hotel
Standard of Company
Bebel
Mra
Kimmerman
Belek
Quinn A. MB
Henry Porwar
Walek
Biick
Hinetie Bros
Fetole
Jacob Chayumn
Starke & Leweh
Charles Specht
WM. Hunter
Drape Porte Co
Stephen Wool
Olty
Tome Arch
Pan-klundle Ratirosl
Konbaling Bros
McCon
Elie
Maude
George B. Poth
Walin
Cumpton
Freemason Activities in Wheeling Lodges and Chapters
Wheeling Union Chapter No. 1 and Bates Lodge No. 33 report full attendances with several candidates and high praise for degree work. Charity Chapter No. 1, Rose Croix, conferred multiple degrees with strong officer leadership. Notices preview upcoming meetings at Ohio Lodge No. 1, Albert Pike Preceptory No. 1, Wheeling Lodge No. 5, Miriam Chapter No. 1, and James A. Garfield Circle No. 1, highlighting the focus on charity, fraternal unity, and Masonic home initiatives. The piece includes reflections on Masonry history, rituals, and the social events surrounding lodge activities.
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Wheeling Union
Issist
Bates Lodge
Bro. Oliver Howells
Bridgeport Lodge
Ohio
F.C. Wil; Hameon
Friendly Lodge
West Virginia
Geo. B. Peabody
Charity
Rose Croix
John M. Birch
Ile Close
Nelson Lodge
Ohio Lodge
Masonic Home
Temple
Albert Pike
Postnlants
Near Sto
James McCahon
Haat
Wheeling Lodge
No.5
Bro
Henry Speyer
W. M
Miriam
Wheeling
Fivery
Tinoll
Crutteman
Luciurey
Nuchan
National American Woman Suffrage Association convention in Des Moines
An item announces the upcoming national convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association to be held in Des Moines, with details on secret hospitality, local arrangements led by Mrs Mary J. Comgestial, and a large speaker roster including Anthony and Catt. A reception and formal program at Central Church and related logistics are described, along with invitations and travel details for attendees.
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Woman’s Suffrage Association
Ninth and
Fei Ante Steets
Wamand Dandy Poo
Mary J. Comgestial
Seventh Street
Dew
Iinet
Surths C. Cuttaken
Dee
Visitara
Eva Cottlog
Mary
Bulliting
New York
Sima Pf Anthony
Trev
Anne Howard Law
Carrie Chapmman Catt
Charlotte Porkine Stetson
Htarsiet
Tustor Upton
Henry B. Blackwell
Mary C
Tahoe
Washington
Hypnotism debated by Elders at Grand Opera House
A controversial discourse by Elder Short of the Latter Day Saints condemns public hypnotism exhibitions as dangerous. The article cites Scriptural authority, warns of spiritual deception, and questions scientific prestige in a city discussion sparked by the Sages’ presence at the Grand Opera House.
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Short
Grand Opera House
Elder Short
Beivanntca
Simon
Elly
Anaria
Theudon
Galilee
Christ
Satan
John the Tevetator
Saint Paul
Tsuiah
Charintone
Comanl
Aves
Witcher
Witzarde Magéelate
Eouthsigirs
Finettle
Nemer Abe
Keeger
Turbulent U S Stock Notes From Mixed Markets
A garbled market brief mentions several cities and regions including Chicago New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Denver. It references financial activity in firms across multiple exchanges and hints at varied performance in sectors from utilities to industry with unclear specifics.
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Afetteon
Adams
Alron
Terre Haute
Aminca
Xptria Fialtimore
Ohio
Canada
Pacianodda
OWL Srcton
Chicago
AMON
Echee
Chimago
Bleelineton
Quiney
Chicane Gas Taawate
Jidson
Delaware
Lickawanny
Denver
Anit
Grand Dintiitore
Caries Fine Towa Jitet Bart
Bleetrie Millael
Fragmentary Faith Doctrine Text Amid Broad Christian Terms
A dated excerpt discusses belief and practice across social ranks, urging adherence to gospel precepts and obedience to church ordinances. It emphasizes faith, repentance, baptism, and confirmation as steps to adoption into God’s kingdom, and links discipline to happiness, peace, and salvation.
Coal vs Gas in City Water Works Sparks Debate
A letter to the editor argues the city’s Water Hoard should switch from gas to Wheeling coal at the water works. It cites a Oct 28 1896 test showing coal could meet engine duty with potential annual savings of about 3000 dollars. The writer claims Wheeling coal is superior and urges replacing a foreign fuel contract, noting local job gains and keeping money in the city.
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the Trextetor
Ue Water
America
Wheeling
Varney
Pines
Wade
Creating A Dilemma In A Delinquent Tenant Dispute
A lawyer confronts a delinquent tenant about a servant who proved unreliable. The tenant notes the servant served four months and cites the lawyer’s endorsement as evidence of her honesty, implying a conflict over who bears responsibility for the misdeed.
Remarkable medium claims aid in love luck and lawsuits
A self described medium offers fortune telling and counsel on business, mining, hidden treasures, lawsuits, speculation, insurance, love, divorce, and reunions. He asserts powers to remove adverse influences and reveal hidden truths, claiming thousands of families reunited and widespread trust in his predictions.
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Amos
Prof Charles Leon Promise of Wealth and Health Unverified
A fragmented advertisement-like text touts Prof Charles M Leon as able to grant wealth success prudence health marriage and protection. It vows honesty but admits credentials are not provided and claims cannot be easily verified by the public.
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Leon
Leowork
Professor Leon Answers Questions and Reads the Future
An advertised clairvoyant, Professor Leon, offers to answer questions about love and heart matters and to foresee the future from mental impressions. He claims many patrons, promises approachable sessions, and stands alone in this unique field.
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Jove
Lone Professor Contemplates Unnamed Power and Honor
A reclusive scholar, Prof. Leon, debates whether a mysterious force should be trusted or exploited. He warns against abuse, testing moral limits as a maverick figure weighs the duty to protect versus the allure of hidden powers.
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Leon
Honserly
Fortunes for Patrons Attracting Victorian Reform Efforts
A fragment describes a mentor who claims to enrich patrons through investments and moral reform. It notes many young women turning to compliant paths, while social change and financial advice are linked to wealth. Professor is associated with West Chapline Street, offering help from 10 AM daily.
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