Labor unrest and factory activity across Wheeling region
Details labor leaders urge Americanization of trades, criticizing foreign workers in window glass making and calling for liberalized apprentice laws. News reports plant resumptions or shutdowns at Riverside, Wheeling Steel, Bellaire nail mill, Schwalmach brewery, and other factories, with inventory periods and machinery arrivals shaping summer operations.
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Tom
Estend
L. A. P00
Riverside
Wheeling and Latielle
Wheeling
Bellaire
Wheeling Steel Plant
Schwalmach
Sundard Axio
Denond
Hoa
A. A. Holiday & Sons
LaBelle
Bell Street
Wicely
United States
Hobb's Lass Company
Tor Iron and Steel Company
Heidgeport
Alsen
Merchant Bar
Whron
Local notices and incidents in Martins Yenny area
Community items from Steubenville and Martins include typhoid illness of Charles Ashton, church services led by J. W. Shrew, county fines and costs being pursued, mill improvements, excursion train plans to Cleveland, a drunken incident involving Jake Odell, and delegates to state conventions. Also reports of injuries at work, visits from relatives, marriage announcements, fishing club gains, and local gossip warnings.
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Wang
Chas
Ashton
Steubenvilla Gonveet
S G.w.t
Cleveland Worl
Ata Mills
Pennsylvanis Lines
Cleveland
Martle
Teturcine
Jake Odell
Tocrulogum
Hannoo Street
Thu Pascratas
B.G. Wilson
Ed. Steger
Bellaire
John W. Ferrill
Martin's
Seneca Lyle
Bridgett
Chalmer Trimble
Smith
D.S. Jesiner
Mead
T. W. Armstrong
Wastington
A. W. Kennon
A. C. Darrah
Richland
Hamilton Gless
Flushing
T. B. Stewart
Yors
Alcinda Moore
Caroine Couhran
Elen Callahan
Terminal Road
G. W. Mitched
Highland City
Northwood
Pittsburg
Humphrey Williams
Atlantic City
James Kerr
Moundsville
Jon C. Hayne
Pennsylvania
H. N. Campbell
Nowland
Elbert
Youngstons
Bisst
Roscoe Ong
Roscoe
Annis Miskel
James Miskel
Kentucky
Newt
Harry Shrodes
Talbot
Parkersburg
Hall
Kent
Bellaire Nest
John P. Maywood
W. B. Francis
Sd Ward
Richard O Bernin
Mission and Baptist Sunday Schools
Hodgen’s Orchard
Horace
Bost
Swarts
Sam
Furnaes
Maundaville
Frombie
Ohio
W.T- Duscas & Co
Shuga Joins Pirates Amid East West Baseball Lows
East clubs fare poorly on a western swing with 1 win and 10 losses in 25 games. Pittsburgh shows the worst mark. Cleveland rises to fourth as New York holds first place. Frank Shugart debuts with mixed results at short for Pittsburgh while Latham shines with a grand rally and a home run.
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The
Pitts
Burgs
Bostons
New Yorks
Clevelands
Pittsburgs
Cincinnatis
Frank Shugart
Ton
Hamilton
Carrom expert shot diagrams for amateurs explained
A detailed description contrasts the professional carrom shot with common amateur play. It explains hitting the cue ball high to ricochet off three cushions to set up the next shot, and contrasts with an amateur draw to a single cushion. Includes unrelated notices and West Virginia pension list excerpts.
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Pasiton
Jacon Schaefer
His Fict Nothix Lamps and Pete Browning Feet
Pete Browning blames his slump on sore feet not lack of form. He says his lamps are burning bright and attributes the issue to failing feet, claiming nothing else is at fault. He recalls removing splines from shoes and a teammate's anger over it, while describing pain at the plate.
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Jack Keating
Pat Casey
New York
New Jersey
Hoboken
Brooklyn
Guttenburg
Keating
Casey
Daly
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reds
Giants
Pete Browning
Pete
Hanlon
Historic Hot Spell Stirs memories of deadly summers
A retrospective survey traces legendary heat waves across Europe and America from 105 degree highs to 118 degrees in Bologna and 104 in Washington. It recalls 1863 New York era fever and 1881 record heat, noting rail bursts in Sherman era DC, mass sunstroke deaths, and shifting dress to cooler fabrics as coping strategies.
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United States
Old World
Brooklyn
Rhine
Loire
Semerandry
Bologna
Spain
Madrid
Laborera
Europe
Hyde Park
London
Champs Des Mars
Paris
Aldershot
England
New York
New Orleans
Crystal Palm Reservoir Square
Sixth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Washington
Sherman
Norwich
Coon
Charleston
St. Louis
Knoxville
Teno
Detroit
Cape of Good Hope
America
Paris Observatory
Department of Trade
Richmond
Deadwood
D. D
Bald Mountain
Chicago
Tornado predictions for 1801 crop season foreseen in Missouri
Weather prophet predicts a storm wave crossing the continent from late July through August. He warns of heavy rains and cloudbursts, with tornadoes likely in the Mississippi Valley and widespread impact on corn and cotton crops. Local crop damage expected but not nationwide crop reduction.
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Missiastop
St. Josefn
Foster
Pacific Coast
Rocky-Allegheny
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Hatchet Fatal Blow in dressing shop incident
George Barnett, a New man resident, entered Emma J. Goodwin’s dressing shop in Tuscaloosa and embraced her. She grabbed a hatchet and struck Barnett fatally on the head, ending the confrontation.
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Tuscaloosa
George Barnett
Newman
Emma J. Goodwin
Barnett
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