World of Labor and Industrial Progress Report
The report recounts labor center issues, leadership retirement hints, and ongoing industrial developments. It notes Masere Workman’s resignation hint and political maneuvering around office, plus extensive progress at manufacturing sites like Masonic Temple block, Busines block foundations, Pry residence, and Kirbach block. It details plant readiness, worker shifts, and upcoming operations across mills and shoppes, with updates from Standard Mill, Top Mill, and Ohio Valley China Company activities and local employment shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masere
Organisa- Mon
Wien
Delong
Humber
Kaf Ll. Wilton
Chapman
Hulug
Busines
Benk
Isaac Pry
Twen- Sy-wisth
J. F. Hafan
St Mary's
Hee
Kirbach
Orth Market Street
Te Secoed
Brwua Womorrow
Pri
Rey~ Mano
Schonubach’s Brewery
Ones Tt
Unex
McLare, Amsler & Company
Pitksbore
Gilliland
Mina
Laget
Roadstine Bros
Bridgeport
Beowood
S Fares Faece
Dave
Marl
Mike McNichale
Mtna-standard
Kiwisenemsha
W. A. Wilton
Wilson & Chapman
Planiva
Ohi
Steubenville Pedestrians Rally and City Race News
In Steubenville bicycle racing grows as a popular city feature with racers Lowe Quimby Alexander and Mettenberger leading. The crowd filled the course as contestants bid for city championship amid a heated dispute over a prior altercation. Also noted are deaths, local migrations, World’s Fair trips, and a revival of the Bleck Horse brick works as the town’s social and business life continues amid civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicrober
Lowe
Quimyi Hiexander
Crawford
Mettenberger
Otholes
Quimby
Tims
Ritler
Clyde Quimby
Alexander
Hubert Cochrane
Steubenville
North Third Street
Uoose Hill
County Down
Ireland
Shwless
Prances Ferguson
Ta = Connell
Isabelle Roberton
Stan
D. Ledyard
Second Presin Church
Sulebacker
C. J. McConnell
W. S. Walker
Vial
Regattas and rowing plans loom large in August outlook
The article details upcoming regattas and championships across North America in August, highlighting the Detroit races on Belle Isle, the Kingston Ontario meet, Lake Geneva events, and the world championship on Lake Quinsigamond. Notable rowers include Caffrey Bergen Higgins Ryan Lehaney and the N A A C and Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gaudaur
James Stansbury
Lake Quinsigamond
Massachusetts
Detroit
Belle Isly
United States
Cornell
Cambridge
England
Oxford
I x
Coryell
University of Pennsylvania
America
Yale
Thames
Atlantic
Sudor
William Caffrey
Lawrence
Mass
Jos. W. Wergen
Boston
Thomas W. Higgins
Worcester
Caffrey
Bergen
Jad
J. Ryan
Canada
P. Lehaney
Albany
New York Athletic Club
Crow
Northwestern Amateur Rowing Association
World champion single sculler race rivalry heats up
The article outlines an August 15 race between Stansbury and Gaudam to reclaim the world single sculler title from Gaudaur as top contenders like Hanlan Hosmer and O'Connor vie for the Fox Cup. The trophy carries a $1200 value, requires five mile races in American waters, and demands challenges within thirty days or loss of claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansbury
Goodam
Gavilaur
James Stansbury
Henry Searle
William O'Connor
America
Australia
Gaudam
Jacob Gaudur
John Teamer
Edward Hanlan
Hanlan
Gaudaur
John McKay
Teemer
Hamm
Hanlan and Connor
Hosmer
O'Connor
Richard K. Pax
Chicago
Macon
World cycling tournament opens with Saltonstall trophy race
Cyclists from America England Germany Scotland Ireland Italy Canada Austria South Africa vie for the $1000 Saltonstall trophy and $10,000 in prizes at the World’s Fair cycling tournament in Chicago August 5 to 12. The event marks the one mile world championship with amateur riders. The program begins with the League of American Wheelmen meet, followed by six days of racing and two days of International Cyclists' Union events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
América
England
Germany
Scotland
Italy
Ireland
Canada
Austria
South Africa
Zimmerman
Windle
Johnson
Henry L. Saltonstall
Chicago
League of American Wheelmen
International Cyclists’ Union
Charles L. Borders
Connecticut
Howard E. Raymond
New York
Raymond
L. A. W. Racing Board
Ate
Harry Jowett
Detroit
Alter States
Jowett
G. W. Orton
Davos
Maeur
Rivalry Set For World Championship Track Races
The American wheelmen loom as favorites in the international championship with stars like W. W. Windle Zimmerman John Johnson and Sanger among contenders. Zimmerman and Windle lead possible outcomes while Gary and Murphy attract attention as rising talents in a crowded field at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. W. Windle
A.A. Zimmerman
John 8. Johnson
H.c.tyler
W. ©. Sanger
G. L. Gary
G. F. Taylor
C. M. Murphy
George G. Bsaker
J. P. Bliss
L. D. Monger
George C. Smith
H. C. Wheeler
P. J. Berle
W. Dorntge
Zimmerman
Wheeie
Johnson
Sanger
Ms Murphy
Gary
Boston
Windie
Samson
Zimmy
Carel Kraining
Chicago
Windle
Milwaukee
Bay State
Jobneon
Taylor
Tyler
Borlo
Tutte
Bilss
Gilhoos
Nelson
Detroit
Jallya
W. Ba
Chicago navy's reatta races on Lake Geneva draw 1500 entrants
About 1,500 competitors from America and foreign countries are expected to race on Lake Geneva Wisconsin near Chicago. A grand stand seating 20,000 overlooks the course and prizes totaling 5,000 will be awarded for amateur events and other contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
America
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
World cycling stars set for Chicago meet with famed riders
The article previews an international track event at Chicago with riders such as MeLatinjes, Cantu, Lehrer, Irich, Harris, Sanger, Windle, Johnson, Zimmerman, Schofield, Du Cros, McLaren, Hyslop, and Spooner. It lists distance events August 5 to August 12 on a three lap track, design details of medals, and notes Charles Borders and Howard Raymond as cycling officials guiding the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pried
Irich
Austins
A. W. Harris
England
National Cyclists’ Union
Zimmerman
Harris
Sanger Re
Windle
Johnson
J. W. Schofield
N.C. C
A. du Cros
Emerald
Chicago
J. M. McLaren
William Hyslop, Jr
Canada
Luigi Cantu
Spooner
Meintjes
Chicago Baseball Grounds
Illinois
Mullanes Novel Plea Shocks Baseball World
A flood of sensational baseball items dominates this column. Anson buys two dozen green bats signaling a bold two year plan while Mullane fights divorce amid court alimony, and the sport's finances stir bankers and backers as league profits climb with New York and Philadelphia turning money amid a tense minor league scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrianopolis
Constantinople
Acson
Chicago
Anson
Ou & Stump
Tony M
Mulisne
Tony
Mullane
Cinelnnast
Baltimores
Mia
Wildcat
Lana
Mrs. Mullane
Abe
League Clu
Haen’t
Kidd
Congress
National League
Brookly
New York
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Phila
Popul Gates
New England League
Almoss
Palate
New Gaesstn
Wiereae
Domino the Erne Fox Dominates Turf Prospects
Domino owned by James B and Foxe Ball Reeve has won the Silver Gas Park stakes at Chicago and is set for the Futurity at Sheepshead Bay carrying 120 pounds. Rumors place Foshall Keane or another jockey to ride him, with a slate of top competitors and a new Velodrome track described as the fastest. The article mentions notable figures like Terrent, W. G. George, and Jowett, plus upcoming races and track developments in Chicago and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domino
Fie
Weaters Equite
James B
Foxe Ball Reeve
Jone Bi
Wall Street
Prance
W. G. George
Dao Connolly
Windle
Tylog
Berio
Neteon
Mefeo
West Wheeling Update Reports Missing Persons and Travel
West Wheeling notes Ellen Morin and two children along with Mise Alma Caruth leaving for Newport Ohio to view a gown about weeks away. Mrs Andrew Moore is seriously ill but expected to recover. A railroad switch project near Crystal House involves A W and Saint Company, with two new switches planned within a short distance. The article also mentions scarce time, transportation delays, and limited details in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Morin
Alma Caruth
Newport
Andrew Moore
Crystal House
Phil
A W
Saint
Sabort Dlaiance
Jose
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World OF Labor
Figrom
Indusey
Svermary Meder
Ohio Valley China Company
Yair Arelag
Echidia Uberlon Amith
Beew Ok
Barmono
Accompanio Wife
Standard Mines
W. H. Zimmer
Ohlo ‘Valley China Company
Gown
Harbean
Siarun
Perry
Mamie Sullivan
Mosndsrilla
Wie, Morrison
Misa Maggie Watt
Spring Avenue
Stine Faroe
Baltinoey
Cumberland
A. B. Lee
Passadena
California
Les
Inebraska
John McDonald
Lee
Friars
Bleck
Brown
The
Independent
Ediwh Platten
Exes
Lascarshire
Dighaat
Stewart & Har
Barnesville
Oarsman
Sullers
Fox Cap
American Canoe Association
Kingston
Ont
Chicago Navy
Llingis
Baarsville
J. W
Pede
Mra
Herman Mers Heeling
Hareest Edgar
Misa Exmas Wright
Bothanda
Annie King
Kate Meliot
Aia Ek ‘Webster
Cleveland
Brewryeu Am
Aba
I. Harper
Shwastafon
County
Nimo
Eng
Aters
W. Bera TW
Ots
Ernat
TRS Pot Ski
Averiesces
Woooens
Com Tran Selly
Sit
Guarentee Aecee
ORC
Sian
Selecenas Company
Puestan Chey
Melatjes
Inter
Cantu
Engileh
Mil
Sod
August Lehr
Berlin
Freidrich
M'Laren, Leh
Mollane
Plea
Brens
Hae Ball Magasies
Clover
Caylee Saye
Paver
Quart
Morris
Anim Lne
Ae Goshen
Ind
T. B. Morris
Hae
Seg
If Thaaiwe
Checkers
Checkur Problum
Charles P. Barkin
Binck
White
West Wheeling
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