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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1893
Page
1
The text portrays a chaotic debate about tariff policies and leadership in Congress. It mentions Johnson Springer, West Virginia figures, and questions who will chair the Ways and Means Committee, with references to political strategy, administrative aid, and voter concerns.
Fractured report discusses push for repeal of the Sherman act amid local opposition and factionalism. Mentions Cass County and West Virginia figures, the July timeline, and a chaotic assembly with unclear outcomes.
A long letter by Rev Henry A Artame former rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church New York explains his move to the Catholic Church. He condemns Episcopal methods calling parish leadership corrupt and notes opposition to teaching, finances, and policies that privilege the rich. He portrays the church as failing the poor and urges reform.
In Pirrestino Pennsylvania on July 13 reports say the United States glass plate factory industry shut down. About 10,000 men are idle as production falls, money market strains, and trust actions restrict output. Many workers face hardship while factories hold a large surplus awaiting orders and hope for a mid September resumption.
Cleveland president spent a quiet day at Gray Gables with family and Dr. Bryant. Reporters were kept at bay after Col Lamont’s departure as Mrs. Cleveland handled requests, no usual drive taken, overseen by Mr O’ftrien. Andrews bond posted in Marit le Bara case. Dr. Andrews seeks custody and vows bitter fight. O. C. Morris wins Columbian 100 yards, time 9 4/5 seconds, prize $2,000 and a diamond medal. Wheelmen newspaper delivery service offered citywide at 1 cent weekly.
Summary of yesterday's major league games across cities. Cincinnati saw Boston win behind Chamberlain and Stivetts as errors plagued the Reds. Philadelphia beat Louisville 4 to 1 with Stratton, Werbing, and Sharrott on the mound. St Louis shut out Brooklyn 3 to 0 as Clarkson and Restedy pitched. Pittsburgh crushed Washington 14 to 4 with 30 hits and home runs by Van Haltren and Stenzel. Chicago lost to Baltimore 6 to 0 as Mauck and Hawke pitched. Cleveland edged New York as Rusie fanned, but Clarken was hit. Attendance figures ranged around 2,000 to 4,700 in various parks.
Principal Chief W. N. Johns writes Secretary Hoke Smith requesting a stay of the August 4 execution for nine Choctaw prisoners to allow a full federal review. He asserts Choctaw self rule, declares trials fair, and seeks U S guidance on limits of federal interference with tribal law enforcement and justice.
The County Court of Jackson County and the Sheriff failed to reach a settlement. Judge McCluer and W. B. Archer of this city are appointed to settle the sheriff’s affairs, including watch repairs at Le Dilen Co, 1233 Market Street.
West Virginia visitors enjoyed Midway amusements at the World’s Fair with fireworks illuminating the grounds. A B White of Parkersburg Journal toured Midway. debates over a large restaurant near state buildings sparked an injunction. State day moved to August 23, and various WV figures passed the building. A planned field trial schedule was cancelled due to short notice. The Big German bands and a cow performer were invited to tour U.S. cities before returning to Berlin.
July 14 report notes hot weather hurting gate receipts and general attendance at the World's Fair. Officials expect Sunday closing to boost weekly figures and Heaven Day events tomorrow may draw visitors for Heroes' Day, though heat remains a deterrent. Vespers and harvester exhibitors are in dispute, with U.S. mower and harvester exhibitors largely in revolt against John Bord Thack-
Excitement in Weston West Virginia over a smoking hole near Murphy's Creek described as a volcano like phenomenon. A ten day steadily expanding smoke outlet on a hilltop draws daily crowds while theories range from ignited cogs to a harmless burn as observers report electric sensations near the site.
Immigrants from the English steamer Red Sea, detained since arrival from Bremen, were landed at Bilis Island amid reports of starvation and abuse aboard. Immigration officials collect affidavits alleging cruelties, including a Pole’s eye injury, while Captain Bustin denies mistreatment. The ship is described as filthy. a physician vows a full investigation. Also noted is George Standin marching to the World’s Fair from New York, covering fifty miles daily.
A historical note explains the buffalo extinction drove wolves to prey on stockmen’s herds on the northern plains. Wolves target young stock at the outskirts, sometimes circling cattle before a sudden dash to kill yearlings or calves. Also mentions a July report about California and a railway wreck in Spain and a remark by a Milwaukee congressman on asking for a ship to England.
Special Telegrams report rapid progress at the Americas Flint Glass Workers Convention with committees including engraving chimney pasta and ten mound reporting. The lamp workers in New York and two thirds in Philadelphia rejoined the union. wage reductions are limited to a few departments, notably prescription, with broad potential impact east and west.
E Mortis, a popular oil driller from Dodls Run, fell sixty feet from a derrick and died instantly. His family hails from Pennsylvania. In Montgomery West Virginia, voters approved a $2000 street improvement bond by 137 to 1.
A wreck in the Evansville and Terre Haute yards this evening injures several passengers. Albert James sustains crushed shoulder and internal injuries with possible death. O. M. Tiehborn of Princeton has an eye cut and head injury. Samuel Miller and Henry Schrila of Mt Vernon suffer neck bruises and arm injuries.
Rennes July 15 The Army bill cleared the Reichstag by 201 to 191 after lines of debate. Chancellor Von Caprivi appeared frail but continued work as opposition voices argued. Emperor met ministers privately, while opponents warned the measure would not be merely formal, and foreign policy moods grew tense with Russian and British concerns rising over military and Levant actions.
The West Shore wreck case sees Michaal Dorohae, the switchman at the scene, arrested on manslaughter charges after a coroner's jury held Manalone responsible for the wreck and blamed the railroad company for not employing competent men and maintaining proper positions.
J W Linneman of the Press Blyde Club Buffalo set a fast 109 miles in 5 hours 44 minutes 35 seconds as part of the Wonderful Continent Run from this place to Princeousod and back to war. Ned Onanon July 18 reports the reduced record by more than an hour.
A confrontation stemming from a family feud near Araveta Georgia led to two men dying yesterday. Richard P. Reughten and Fred T. Hawtings were involved as suspects in the killings. Local authorities are investigating the incident and treating it as a fatal crime.
The North Belgium Company and the Nuri Compsco plan electric locomotives for a Brussels to Paris route about eighty minutes long at a speed near 120 miles per hour. The venture aims to be ready within two or three years with trains that will operate on electric power.
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