Industrial and Rail Trade Notes From Wheeling Era
Industrial and railway developments dominate the report with updates on the Lyautlia and Tavedion Line expansion, steel works repairs, new brickworks, and looming port and bridge projects. Highlights include orders for pig iron, cement blocks, and new main pipe installation, plus labor shifts at mills and glass works across Wheeling, Bellaire, and Martin's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Stifel & Sons Callco
North
Wheeling
Elson Glass
Etna
Standard
Shea
Howard Griffith
Northwood Glace Cases Packing Room
Martin’s Ferry
Tela~ Vex
Allegheny
Hollairs
Glnes
McLura House
Walter Grifith
Martin
Cadiz
O. Wea
Meale
Ohio Valley Times
Bullaire Stamping Company
New Cumberland
W. Va
Potters Union
Knights of Labor
la Balle
Ane Tron and Steel Company
Pew
Wheeling Steel Works
Findlay
Ohio
Happenings in Tiltonville on July Fourth and river trip
Reports from Tiltonville say Fourth of July celebrations were quiet, with families picnicking near town and some residents traveling to Wheeling and Steubenville. An excursion on the Bellaire to Steubenville is noted, with local residents planning to voyage a river to Ohio towns. References to local clergy, a few visits, and a humorous exchange about a doctor conclude the brief column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light Co
Baltimore and
Ghio
Teland Park
Herpers Ferry
Troy
Westernport
Potomac River
Davie
W. Vo. Central Railroad
Githeet Knight
Knights of the Mystic Gaainook
Thomas Navin
Pat
A. H. Carr, Esq
Berkeley Springy
W. Va
Hie
Mina Tillie Wetzht
Whex
Washington
Mm. H. Rethway
Caildren
Cawberland
D. P. Kennedy
Parkersburg
Mit
Lillian Porter Ia
Pennsylvania
Frivade
Aonb
Seaith Bua Bongist
Rodatwer’s
Thie Tsith
M. E
Hurch
Presbyterian Cinireh
H. T. Whittaker
Charleston
G. W. Harmian
Piadmont
Corre Vivicnon
Siontay Register
Trevoxvinee
C.T. Aken
W. L. Medill
Bellaire
Steubenville
Ueir
Wheeling and Steubenville
Salvons
Stewart
James Wilson
Oaio
Newrrabare
Wer. Moore
Ocward
Point Pleasant
W.va
Instwerk
Garner
Save Mil Ran
Bittaborg
Io Town
Mall
Crown of God Templar
Medill
Rev. W. 0. Meek
Baltimore
Haletead
Kilrain
Mitchell
Leversaw
New York
Jake
Murphy
Tean
Jim White
Jack Rowe
Keefe
Cleveland
Kelly
Boston Globe
Tim Marnane
Boston Life
Carly
Clevelands
Joe Lolbeck
Crxtcher
Milwaukee
Little Beatin
Borlon Herald
Billy Naeh
Jaign
Stricker
McKean
Ud Stricker
Qlarkson
Boston
New York Press
Faatz
Tebean
Boston Herald
Keston
Curry
Cleveland Boys
Georgia E. Tyler
Daniel Kent
Misa Tyler
Kent
Leicester
Meas
Academy of Music
Toronto
Percival T
Johnstown Tee
Albany
Nat Goodwin
It Ie
Pees
Sunday Register
Warrenton
Cowan
Martin's Ferry
Huis McAdams
Jim Bell
Bridgeport
Apent
Islanda Lyre
George Maren
Wellsburg
Mra
Nancy King Bad
Abe
Will Naylor
Smithfield
Dave Brown
Wha Hliwa
Colembns Aggia
D. Kaminsky
Rosh Kau
Bia Bundy
Mr. Hatton
Rach Ran Pottery
Hnate
Rick
Aod
New Cumnerland
Vurserpuderce
Papgansauxe
Bevwith
Adame Expraé Company
Juha Dingleman
Ohio River
Vienna Station
Dinklemon
Mr. Tully
Sermon on Prize Fight Inspires Civil War–Era Saint
In Chicago, a Presbyterian minister preaches on the boxing spectacle between Sullivan and Kilrain. He uses the bout to urge Christian sacrifice, discipline, and courage, likening training to spiritual battle, urging ministers and laymen to endure hardship and study willpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alongo Tribune
Brobst
Clark Street
Westminister
Paul
Pan
Corinth
Telegraph
Daily Press
Pictorial
New Orleans
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Boston
Mr. Brobat
Coliseum
Mr. Brabst
Rome
Cesar
United States
Mr. Brobst
Prizs
Sullivan
Kilrain
Brooklyn
Thik Fac
Mr. Brober
Cristia
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Steve
Platy
Joverl
Iain Dale
Katey
Acre Smt
Mapie
Ferry
Windun Glee Workers
Gusteewr
Toten
Petey Arenes
Arne
Evpeliek
Sahel
Guam
Cape Swan
Teanilavierm
Esane
Wimnertrain
Butte Eiser
Stora
Andi
Dotan
Simmons Creek
Wecabootes
Dubring
Cooper's
Maybury
Powhaten
Union No
Moandeettie
Reilold
Tistriet
Bane
Sturvessfel
Ange Aavens
Davis Reinran
Columbaa
Ae Oniane
Rothers
Suah
Thern Tenchevy
Perihaan
Lyuatlia and Tavedion Line
Riga
Coe
Tee Eietr
Thusyson Steel Works
Peumeylvania Holland Comny
Uoed
Johnanes An
Joe Ram
Tintian Oviser
Bardeen
Ely
Heieg Mit
Figtney
Belsout
al Baltaire
Munhhery
Ansatie
Dua Keardre
Joba Bene
Thomas Coartwe
Toons Merker
Jean Etophayud
Anesoa
Saelin
Cuotenton
Petry Cocyneng
Pravk
Perry
Paviey
Hanover Strort
Odin
Martin's
Dellsinn
Webgtt
Tie
Ceyeustlaw
Suipies
MoLore
Marin
Macey Kely
W. Y Scivelp
Helmoni
Hawdte
GT Shuttleworth
John Sol
Das Metlerland
Lameserer
Fitat
Titusville
Muskingum County
Bridgepontelare Co
Titteburg
Connell
Brest Shea Campbell
Watcing Glass
Jeunherter
Tiltonvilly
Coreali
Creda
New York Weekly
Dr. Pilbary
Equille
Drirte
Chicago
Charley Mitchell
Bia Protere
Pony Moore
Johnny Murphy
Elliott F. and
Joon le
Tne
Arthur T. Lumley
Znitrated News
Elliott
Lamley
Bostons
Roger Connor
the Tribune Eaya
Connorta
Corinne
Jennie Kimball
Philadelphia
Cape May
Patti Rosa
Liverpool
Alaska
Damseusa
Mile
Cerito
Rosa
Minneapolis
Fanny Rice
Franklin Falls
N. H
Angie Summerville
Rich
Charles Willard
Haeton
Mina Jennie Kimball
Broad Street
Ming Fanny Davenport
Johnstown
Lillian Reveell
Herald
William Haegell
F. A. Sothern
Adiron _dacks
Urieps
Barniuardt
Barniardt
Hans
Dia
Cindau Ani Conic
Hamue
Mr. Pancake
Onion Patel
Manny
Washington Criten
Seonty
Puck
St. Lame
Ceague
New Yorkoston
Pitsburg
Tadtiuanapolis
Louis
Brooklys Athletic
Bultimos
Elniad
Kansas City
Columbia
Louisville
Ayers
Aden
Everal
Judd Rae
Bert Hex
Phorome
Visalis Sariene
Barat Springs
Ayer
Ae Peer Lol
J.S. Rhodes
LACE
Nottingham
Brussels
S. Rhodesand
Main Street
Register Office
Aabret Street
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