West Virginia Printing Co. in a Turbulent Era
The fragment recalls a chaotic scene with references to the WherlingRegister, high water disruptions, and public unease over a streetcar strike. It notes political maneuvering on Oklahoma and New Mexico statehood, labor tensions, and a call for concessions while criticizing the company for not negotiating. It also covers a revolution in a distant realm and domestic council clashes, urging calm and lawful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republi
Esp Senasuriat
Oklahoma
Tink
New Moxley
Arizioa
Arjeona
New Mexico
Alroady
Ice Floods and Early Global Trade Hopes Amid Cold Winter
Reports from Wheeling and Pittsburgh recount severe river ice blocking water works, with crews forced to restart steam efforts to clear pipes as temperatures dipped. Residents discuss flood marks, food prices, and the prospect of year round tropical fruit availability, while rope shortages highlight supply concerns for river towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Thav Cily
Othe
Wheeline
Palngont
Suburban Lot Auction Yields Wide Bids and High Totals
The Walters and Shallcross tract near Altenhorn sold at auction with lively bidding. Purchases ranged up to 450 dollars per lot, totaling 17 503 dollars. Also notes from New York Weekly Bank Statement and the steamship La Normandie bringing 1,400,000 American gold to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Shallcross
Aucton
Auetlamian Hervey
Peank Walters
T. J. Shallcross
Alten~ Horn
Aueston
Elward Mlaccus
W. CG Mouse
Ms Marquet
Same
Dr. Mason
Mr. Henry
Entae
Mr. Marquet
Wmr
le Prager
P Balen
Strockna
Chas. Marcus
Mr Wecann
Gon
Siig
Mr. Bayha
Amd
F. Monts
Mr. Mocann
Call
Rurope
World's Fair appropriation bill debated in West Virginia
Joint Finance Committee hearings in Cuaucestos examine the proposed $40,000 to $60,000 state exhibit funds. General St Clair and Delegate Clark clash over need, with supporters arguing a larger sum preserves state pride and promotes resources. opponents cite finances. A committee vote favors a grant.
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Register
Cuaucestos
W. Va
House
Senate
Janneway
Philadelphia
Clark
Greenbrier
St. Clair
Mr. St. Clair
Roper
David D. Johnson
Peck
Ture
Upshur
Dandridge
Park
Tarr
Henderson
Upstiur
Brockmnier
McKinney
Anderson
Shumate
Mercer
Mooman
Prince
Meinney
Cinculy Court Transacts Several Indictments and Transfers
Yesterday's session remanded H Forbes v Britts for amended bill. State v Owen Sullivan Jr faced two gaming indictments with fines 10 and 20 dollars, costs, and bond. Bellmont Brewing Company cases await future argument as to moving to circuit court. Deeds recorded include Thomas Garvin to Jacob and Russell for lots 24 and 35 and William Selden to Louis Meyer for part of square 9. The New Haven Palladium lauds Rhine drama at Girand with a lively cast and songs.
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H. Forbes
Thomas G. Britts
State
Owen Sullivan, Jr
Owen Sulllvan, Jr
Bellmont Brewing Company
United States Circuit Court
Clerk Hook
Thomas M. Garvin
John J. Jacob
H. M. Russell
Frank Wallis
Thomas B. Shallcross
Killarney
Rhine
New Haven
Killarney and the Rhine at Grand Opera House
A bustling program features Herr Junkermann performing Oukel Brassig and Hasemann's Toechter in successive nights. Killarney and the Rhine enchants at Grand Opera House with lively plot and strong cast led by J. & Toole as Conrad. Hoss and Hoss farce promises sharp humor and wholesome fun with Willie Collier company.
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Ing
Herr Junkermann
Opera House
Fie
Oukel Brassig
Hasemann
Grand Opera House
J. &. Toole
Conrad
Moss
Boss
Hoss and Hoss
Willie Collier
Soret Soclemed Masonry Meeting at Wheeling Commandery No. 1
The Wheeling Commandery No. 1 held a large Monday conclave with Sir Stevenson delivering an illuminating eloquence on the Knights Templar. Resolutions honoring Sir Commander W. J. Bates were presented. Tuesday saw a B A Degrie work for a candidate under Wor shipful Browne. Grand Lecturer McCahon led a class across four city lodges. The Temple Association held its initial stockholders meeting discussing the new home.
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Wheeling Commandery No. 1
Stevenson
Order of Knights Templar
W. J. Bates
Robert White
W. W. Irwin
J. W. Morris
B. A. Degrie
Browne
McCahon
Temple Association
Mrs G Sherick PM Conway Street Matlimery 22
The item lists Mrs G Sherick living on Conway Street in Matlimery with a noted number 22. It reads as a brief resident reference or notice mentioning the name and address without additional context or actions.
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Mrs
Sherick
Conway St
Matlimery
Caticura Remedies Fake Cure Themed Claims
A fragmented note claims Caticura Remedies cure skin diseases and other conditions with dubious ingredients. The text mentions preparation by a company and references to guides on curing skin diseases and related ailments.
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Price
Heston
Cure Rheumatism With Dr Greene’s Nervura Remedy
Advertisement style report cites testimonials from Utica Ohio and New York City users claiming De. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy cured inflammatory rheumatism and related symptoms. Promoted as vegetable and harmless with druggist price of $1.00. Dr. Greene offers free consultation and loop of correspondence. Also notes lodge meetings and upcoming events with community attendance.
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Stark St. Utica
de. Greene
J. T. Cummings
Lorain Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Greene
Norvara
Amie
Micharkh Crowrer
Laight St
New York City
Greene
14Th Street
New York
Knights of the Golden Eacillium to witness lodge activities
Garfield Castle No. 3 and Wedgwood Lodge No. 247 report strong meeting turnout with plans for Pilgrims degree candidates next Saturday. New lodge at Finn Grove eyed with 75 charter members, start Feb 1. Mogallan Conclave to install officers Monday. Welcome Lodge notes memory services praise. O. O. F. and Franklin Lodge announce key meetings with important business ahead.
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Garfield Castle No. 3
Wedgwood Lodge
Finn Grove
A. G. U. W. Bail
McGate
Mogallan
Cracraft
Elm Grove
Michael Mayden
Welcome Lodge
B.A. Bonnhelim
Bonnheim
McClucky
Lawrence Zarnitz
Franklin Lodge
Senator Camden Sworn In As One Vacant Senate Seat
Washington January 23 Senator Camden was formally sworn into the Senate as the only vacant seat was filled by his oath. Senator Faulkner led him to the Vice President’s chair while the clerk read the oath in naval style. The ceremony left Camden at the back of the Democratic bench expecting little legislation this session. Later in Rome a gunpowder squib near the Quirinal window caused excitement though no damage occurred.
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Shamber
Washmeton
D. C
Camden
Senate
Faulkner
Ra ' Gulf Coast
West
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Congress
Pete Renee
Beene
Rome
Quirinal
Carlisle
Mills
Camdeo
The
Without Foundation
Regoisten
Acar Dental
Pebru
Ready for Invoicing and Winter Goods Offer
We are now ready for invoicing, continuing to offer Big Drives in winter goods of all kinds. REMNANTS WRAPS TOWELS remain available.
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West Virginia Printing CO
Prasieens
Prasauerans
Jas. B. Taney
Tors Wade
Aislin
Pete Bere
Wren
Canada
Bawalie
Dover
Egypt
Pyance
Joux L. Luz- Livay
Tewreboa
Belwood
Marwan
Sam
Thors
Secona
Reclless
Ipis
Eviourh
Pittsburg
Cioetapath
Louisville
Vitsburg
de LH
William Lohr
Turst
Lousewerk
Hood
Bill
Mr. Clark
Cinculy Court
Erpal Estate
Jom Bentieman
Trefer
I. I. Moise
Democratic Mittee
Yeeat
Iuperior
Wrat St Wis
International Bank
Soret Soclemed
Eczema
Dored
Uerictms
Nelson Lodge No
Wheeling Lodge
Cyrene Commandery
Knights OF the Golden
EAC
ST. George
Ancient Order United Workmen
Stifel
Dr Jaeger
HER Majesty
GEO. E. Stifel & CO
Stone
Tomas
EWD. L. Rose & CO
Twelfth Street
Dresden
China
Dillon
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