Steubenville Steel Strike Prep and Union Convention
Workers in Wheeling local industries brace for summer layoff while preparing for a major convention in Steubenville Ohio. The Fourteenth Annual Convention of the American Glass Workers Union gathers leaders from PM and nearby districts amid talks of wage scales and new plant operations in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoudenvil
Sovial Union No. 9
Cigar Makers Assembly
Lenpinaaiis
Amornat Pilot Gisssworkere’ Union
Steubenville
Ohio
Mio’ Workers
Wld Ware
Wedding Called Off As Bride Commands Exit
New York July 4 Mrs Agnes North daughter of Francis J Oakes a wealthy Steinway resident planned to wed Bell aged thirty. Bell failed to appear at the ceremony in the family home and was ordered from the house by Oakes. Agnes urged him to leave and she fainted as the door closed. Bell had hosted a bachelor dinner the night before.
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New York
Agnes ‘Orth
Francis J. Oakes
Steinway
Long Prday Stents
Seaton
Chidaga Uribune
Sears
Mae
Sufik
Det
Brytoy
Maurice Barrymore
Degrie
Barrywore
Shenandoah
Montreal
Jefferson
Guying
Falklood
Captain Absolute
Bob Acres
Palkland
Falkland
Hartford
Sant
Meriden
Pye
Bystun
William
Deake
Barrett
Charles Salisbury
Wheerty
Tria
St Goult
Mrs Jordans Jewels Stolen From New York Hotel Trunk
A sister of Senator Colquitt reported diamonds valued at 25 000 stolen from Mrs L A Jordan of Atlanta in her room at the Victoria Hotel. The theft occurred after she placed rings brooches and other items in a wicker trunk and locked the room. Police Inspector Byrnes team continues the inquiry as suspects may have moved the gems to another city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Colquitt
L. A. Jordan
Atlanta
A. E. Colquitt
Georgia
Victoria Hotel
Mrs. Jordan
Jordan
Alexious
Byrnes
Eastern and Western clubs clash in steadying season review
A weekly roundup notes the Eastern clubs’ second Western tour with mixed results. Philadelphia leads among Eastern teams, while Boston drops to third and Brooklyn sinks to eighth overall. Chicago rises to first as Pittsburgh slips, New York falls to second, and Cleveland slides to fifth as Cincinnati and Louisville show inconsistent form. Raymond and Bizet leave Louisville for Lincoln, provoking protest over contracts and discipline amid manager Chapman’s negotiations.
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Philadelphias
Bostons
New Yorks
Pittsburg
Brooklyns
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Clevelands
Cincinnatix
They Talked Base Ball in Boarding House Comedy
A humorous boarding house scene unfolds over breakfast as misread signals and quick quips spark a string of baseball jokes. Latham of the Cincinnati team and fellow players are noted for their fielding, coaching, and contract disputes amid a lively social breakfast.
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New York Telegium
Latham
Anson
Tucker
Bostons
Baseball Creay
Silver King
Mark Baldwin
Charley Reilly
Knanss
Batts
Mars W. Arlington Latham
Cincinnatis
Tin Mines in Black Hills Show No Paying Tin Found
The Black Hills tin scene centers on Harney Peak and Nigger Hill with several claims and limited assessment work. The Harney Peak Tin Mining and Milling Company faces internal conflict between New York and English factions, while expert Thomas H. White reports no paying tin quantities. Despite visits by London and New York directors, prospects remain bleak with veins supposedly missing and current operations minimal.
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Tin Ciry
Black Hills
Alarney's Peak
Nigger Hill
Neal Hill City
Nigger Tin
Cleveland Tin Mining and Milling Company
Mansfield Tin Mining and Milling Company
Xeally
Harney Peak
New York
Thomas H. White
Deadwood
S. L
London
Jack Hills
Barney Peak
Harney
Minor
Faring Gould
Edwin Gould
Barings
Shelr
Uttermeyer
Messrs
Clauson
J. Baring Gould
Hill City
concentrat_ing
Harney Peake Company
R. Heldrnot
Sepa Son
The Merry Follies of Stage Pranks and James Memoirs
Louis James speaks on stage mischief and discipline in theater history. He recalls Daly's stern methods, a memorable putty gag on Griffiths, and prankster antics by actors including Barrymore and Jefferson, revealing the spirited yet risky world behind the curtain.
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Tho Sre
Louis James
Richard
Virginius
Guy
Mr. James
New York Recorder
Augustin Daly
Daly
Stowe
Ciara Morris
Alixe
Sotte Voce
Cully
Milwaukee
John Howson
James
Howson
John
George Griffiths
Roland Reed
Fitz-Poufted
Paulton
Roland
Griffiths
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Industry
TN Industrial Corcles
Stecenvills
Sota
Pera
Ines
Glass
Liwar
IND
Lew Works
Wheeling Lime and Cost Company
Dow
Dan Judd
Tunobsfur
A. J. Swanney & Son
Cobden Station
Neo
Capt. Princv
Holmen
Hiltwin Font
Vallewluy
Mike Owens
Akelp
Rvadinesa
Est
Harefure
Ohio Gas
Virginia
Findlay
Fuetoring
West Virginia
Flint Hogsie Company
Central City Window Gass Company
Central City
W. Va
Hot 4
Fortnry Ab
Sronmd Pure v
Central City Company
Winw Glass Company
Worrowman
Tex
Sbaccaus
Hyaen
Mrs. Jordan's
George BM
Teaters
Geo. BE. Tenters
Alleshony
Hiram ‘Yenters
Anil
Saght
Kw Pini
Laus
Wien
Covnsey
Pampen
Elrenmstamee
Tilaine
Swift
Mastian
BABIN
Raymond
Louisville
Louisvilles
Bizet
St. Louis
Lincolns
Ehrer
Chapman
Parsons
Gatto
Lincoln
President Young
Myers
Pete Browning
Cleveland Players’ague
Leonard House
Tom Loftus
Cincinnati
Tom
Browning
Pete
Loftus
Tebeau
Sleveland
Davis
Kelley
Ills Tin Mines
Saeatres
Salisbury
Termes
Bogroma
Reoe
AS Todd
J. W. Blatchleys
Twelfth Street
Teye
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