Osilook of Labor Dominates Riverside Mills Rise
Reports from the region describe a broad work stoppage ending and after weeks of idle lines the Riverside mills resume full operation. About 200 men are back at work as ore, tubes, and glass plants reopen. other mines and factories in Wheeling and nearby regions follow with restarted or expanding production amid declining idle time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don- Beliovilia
Bricht
Renae Hess
Kaper
Riverwie Super Works
Spain
TL & OL
Cheteon
New Cumberland
Wheeling
Harry Avilier
Arcadia
Ind
Bloch Tiros
Tanseco
Bloch
Wade
Oeglin
Delano
McMeehon
Hiliger
Nethermai
Wentiendale
Bridgeport Baltic Works
Wammer
Eyoa-Stanaerd
Tui Upnea
Vom
Pittsburg
Ishoff
Thoealdace Carriage
West Virginia Tobacco Company
Inope
Wheeling Tes and Storage Company
Dr. W. Behery
Rab Street
Wheeling Steered Irom Company
Henwood
Wheeling Horse Works
Caldwell & Meteteon
Piviebure
Ison
Presentiment Helps Cadet Pass Cadet Exam
A cadet classmate recalls how a vivid presentiment guided Fred, a West Point roommate, to study a difficult longitude problem. The foreseen breakthrough echoes during an exam with General Corbin present, changing Rose’s view of Fred’s talent and his future in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hout
Fred
Ashburton
McClellan
West Virginia
Bagun
Calomel
Brevat Wieiendier
Military Academy
Ares Section
Jans Dane
Sielog
Arly Speine
Ionernt Corbin
Bly
Pothine
Mose Curbin
Walt Bien
Gevers Corbin
Framkevss
Cather Alinreyman
Thio
Vred
Lin
Gaston
Bacon
Burl
Pouadis
Corbin
Rose
Papa
Toeittle
Classic American Derby Tales From the Past
A retrospective recounts early American Derby races from Carlsbad’s win to 1889, listing horses, favorites, and outcomes. It notes weather and track conditions, pace leaders, and close finishes, highlighting Modesty, Kosciusko, Bob Miles, Terra Cotta, Miss Ford, and C. H. Todd among others with times and stakes where given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chvago
Carlsbad
Cprlsbad
Ron
Gilly
Miss Ford
Burtneck
White Haw
McCarthy
Modesty
Kosciusko
Bob Cook
Demplebott
Billy Tillmore
Chance
Powhatan NL
Berlin
Moharty
Trallope
Bob Miles
Hillette
Richard L
Empley
Bob Cool
Hod Cook
Volante
Pavner
Troubadour
AIT Baell Alta
Verano
Thistie
Favor
Alt Estell
Alt Esterly
Alva
Blue Wing
Goliuth
Terra Cotta
Cars
Kim Gore
Wary
Fonrlon
Hjndo Rose
Montrose
Clarion
Fenelon
Coarmand
Verra Cotta
Cary
Oeck
C. H. Todd
Todd
Miss Ford Secoga
Emperor of Norfolk
Baldwin
Los Angel
Billy Pinkerton
Falcon
Lion
White
Chevalier
Lios Angeles
Ton
Prck
Loneth
Los Angeles
Spokane
Proctor Knott
Protor Knott
Sorrento
Retrieve
Don Jose
Long Dance
Derby History and Race Summaries From 1890s Chicago Track
The article recounts Derby races with Sorrento, Retrieve, and Uncle Bob placing behind early leaders, noting heavy tracks and finishing margins. It lists 1890 Derby field including Uncle Bob, Santiago and Good Bye, plus details of 1891 Derby with Strathmeath Poet Scout Michael and High Tariff, and Carlsbad’s 189? win amid heavy track conditions. It also covers the 15-starter last year with Lookout winning, Boundless’s late surge, and a fastest 2:36 time with a $49,500 purse for Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retrieve
Sorrento
Spokane
Beiong
Riley
Uncle Bob
Santiago
Boeingsbury
Jed
Sunnybrook
Mount Lebanon
Good Bye
Kingsbury
Ben Kingsbury
Strathmeath
Poet Scout
Kingman
Vallera
Ludovic
Michael
Peasara
Snowball
High Tariff
Carlsbad
Glenelg
Zaldivar
Cicero
Azra
Cerrings
Newton
Chief Justice
Galindo
Prince of Darkness
Emperor Regent
Bob Forester
Swigach
Pettingtil
Bhomiliess
St. Leonards
Clifford
Aldevaran
Chorister
G. W. Johnson
Ingomar
Tyre
St. Croix
Plutus
Ramapo
Don Alonzo
Lookout
Oporto
Strathrose
Aldebaran
St Leonard
Boundless
Snapper
Oui
Dave
Cushing
Knights and families celebrate Wheeling Commandery reunion
The Knights and families of Wheeling Commandery No. 1 held a successful reunion last Monday evening with instrumental music by the Opera House orchestra and vocal selections by the Fourth Street M E Church choir. Officers were installed including Charles H. Ahrens Eminent Commander and Peter Boyd Generalissimo, followed by refreshments supplied by Sir Ziegenfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Commandery No
Opera House
Fourth Street M. E
Charles H. Ahrens
Peter Boyd
Chas
P. Wood
T. W. Bliss
L. W. Blayney
S. B. Rose
George M. Bord
Sir Ziegenfelder
Wheeling Lodge
No. 5
Henry Speyer
Havpg
L Isenburg
S. We
Thomas J
Jenkins J. Wooos
Seybold
Allua Ke
J. J. Kamberger
J. Woods
Charles D. Adams
A. List
Stewarts
W. Bliss
Tyler
Emsheimer
Speyer
Brethren of the Judee
Commandary No. 1
Rolert Charles H. Ahrens
St. C
Temple
Malta
James McCahon
West Virginia Scottish Rite Consistory form and installation honor
The West Virginia Consistory of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite in Wheeling marked its ceremonial creation with installation of officers at the Masonic Temple, followed by a Windsor Hotel banquet. Grand Chancellor J. S. Long led proceedings, with remarks on the rites, and plans for future degrees and meetings across Scottish Rite bodies in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
West Virginia
Lodge of Perfection
Long
Supreme Council
J. M. Darran
Albert Pike
Dull stock and commodity market on a slow Saturday
The Stock Exchange reports one of the dullest Saturdays with Sugar as the most active issue at around 5,000 shares. Wheat and corn futures fall on strikes while cash grains show limited activity. prices for rail stocks and logistics drift, and several commodities including flour and pork move narrowly with steady to weak tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime
Ring Exchange
Halse
Starz
Stock Exchange
Mar.ington
Quincy
St. Paul
Rue Island
Northwestern
St Paul
Omata
Curtatons
Erred
Wayne
Central Lake
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk
Syo
Sr Astin
Sepember
Yano Diuitsy
Bisbold
Tarley
Fice
Deviamber Algent
Hlgeser
Ries
Kira Ant Moines
Beriby
Esco
Market Roundup From June Trading Floors
In a quiet June session, live stock receipts were light and market largely unchanged. Hogs and petroleum showed little movement with no sales reported, while copper and lead held firm and tin remained nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patroleum
Marces
Daily American Copper
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Werslisgs
Pactonte
Hafors
Pga
Ihea
Salmi
Revvilis
Hace
Justin
Teara
Paowar
Levees
Laoag
Pavorites
THE
Secret Societies
Malonry
Eastern Star
Miriam
Knights OF Honor
Alpha Lodge No. 424
Odd Fellows’ Tall
United America Mechanics
Island Council No. 4
United American Mechanics
Edward Gulmar
Win
J. Mater
EW. Franke
George Cook
Wiliam F. Page
William I. Mitchell
Albert V. Gotsoy
Charles Hoep
Protector
John Lite
Louis G. Herb
Ed Grosscurth
Wm. C. Donaldson
H. Walter Wood
State Council
Parkersburg
W. Vane Grosscurth
UL. Walter Wood
Frateenal Mystic Circle
Union
Mystic Circle
FL P . A. Bebout
Worthy H. Watkins, Jr
Worthy Charlain
M. Scarbrough
Walters
Katie Potter
M.M. Jones
Worthy
N. W. Garden
J. W. Si
Geo. W. Cannel
E. H. Taylor
Trustees
D. H. Taylor
J. F. Potter
Wm. M. Haba
Ohio
State Fair Grounds
Jacob Rous
New York Coates
New York
New England
Pacific Mail
Decatur
Evansville
Pittsburo
Pullmay Palace
Rock Island
It. Louis
San
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
United Express
Sheers Nevada
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
Iron
Quick
Bulwer
Mason Cry
Jacob Roush
Mason City
Joseph Fowler
Henry
Turner
Cour
Fowler
Pornermente
Roush
Hank
Proprie
Tary
Association
Aim
Mowler
J. Roush
Aequarer
Garrett Fitzgerald
Tls
Ireland
America
Lynn and Boston Street Railroad
Boston Traveler
St . Mab
Geo.w. Johnson’s Sons
Main Street
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