Among the Mills Trade and industry report from Wheeling area
The report covers wage talks and production in West Virginia mills. Amalgamated workers’ wage scales are reiterated with limited changes, mainly abolishing a three shift rule. Several plants resume or adjust operations after strikes, including a large pottery and a Riverside iron works. News notes project potential unrest but indicate gradual restoration of work at glass, pottery, and steel facilities, with some facilities operating on double shifts or preparing for summer activity.
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Amalgamated Association of Iran and
Stel
Tay Tilsonville
Ile
Sen K. of L
Riverside Iron Works
New Cumberland
West Virginia
Resson
Tioad Progress 4 Beine
Shadyside
Belmire
Maries
Lastelle
Brubee
Axam
Cleveland
Kaulway
Harry Jockive
David Lipwells
Solshing Mill
William ‘M. Coen
Orisker
Mélmont
Marstu
Perry
Te Bellaire
Enries
Fairmont
Riverside
South Side
Wheeling Notes Fill South Side Social Roundup
Wheeling city notes list infections, visits, and events on the South Side. Residents include J. Burke Salineville guest. J. Bond Jewert in town. Clark Martin B&O in Wheeling. many locals ill, recovering, or traveling to and from Bass. A Brotherhood meeting, a band serenade, and a water works push are also described.
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TivtoxynLe
Janes
Wm. Terrey
Wellsonry
W. Va
Charles Beswick
Wes
Wanvelling
Marttin Merrill
Martin's Ferry
Ella Tout and
Tilton
Price Rove
Job Welday
Smithield
L. A
Miss Shannon
Warrenton
Alice Meade
Wm. Owens
Liverpool
Thomas Moore
Will
Alfred Day
Steubenville
Daniel Coakley
California
Secret Societies Meeting Notes and Lodge Elections
Large Wheeling gatherings report semi annual officer elections for Wheeling Lodge No 23 and Welcome Lodge No 6. Initiations, conlave news, and other lodge activities are noted alongside community notices, meetings, and local social events across various Masonic and fraternal bodies in Wheeling and Camers.
Building plans for new high school annex emerge
A draft layout shows a two story addition measuring 34 by 30 feet adjoining the high school with a front hall and two staircases. The plan includes five entrances from Hickory Locust and the rear, a tower over the main Fourth Street entrance, and ventilation by Smead Heating.
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Fourth Street
Smead
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Dance at Columbian Athletic Club Ball In Wheeling
A big dance is planned at the Columbian Athletic Club near the street car barns with Schoep’s orchestra providing music. Clerk Hock announced a marriage license yesterday for Nelson Hackathorn aged 2 and Ida Beaver aged 21, both from Washington county Ohio, now residents of Wheeling. Wheeling Bakery offices are refurbished in a metropolitan oak style with new desks. A South Side fishing club called the Corey club, formed by Riverside mill workers, returns from a Narrows trip. a right of way dispute is noted.
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Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen
Walsher & Ducker
Twenty-fixth
Chapline Streets
Wheeling
Rand
August Helmbrecht
Tirty-sixth
Jacob Streets
Charles Seabright
Jacob
South Wood Street
Bellaire City Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Handian
Bellafre
Tuenes
Upper Renwood
Boarder
Riverside
Coroxen Bex Wirsos
Bellwood
Toron
Columbian Athletic Club
Jolly ‘Two
Schoep
Clerk Hock
Nelson Hackathorn
Washington County
Ida Beaver
Wheeling Bakery
Mills A
Riverside Plate Department
Owine
Aspirant for Stage Honors A Female Impersonator
A well known theatrical manager received applications for engagements including a note from James Creigh, a young man, seeking a stage honor. The missive highlights dramatic make up and the provocative nature of impersonation in theater circles.
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James Creigh
Extraordinary Youth in Ward Costume Photo Interview
The article describes young Ward arriving with a costume and a startling photograph. Ward, dressed in female attire, was photographed by the manager and later interviewed in the private office. The manager, unused to female impersonation, questions whether a place can be found for such an extraordinary youth.
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Ton Ward
Young Ward
Bridgeport Briefs Include C L W Settlement and Promotions
In Bridgeport and Parkersburg region notices, the C L W settled with Mesars Alexander and Madden over cows killed by trains. Mrs Henry Isner won a $250 prize for selling the most tickets to a City Hall entertainment. Joth Alexander, a C L W fireman, was promoted to engineer. Mary Palmer's marriage sparked surprise among colored residents. Internal Revenue reports show May collections at $77,486.59, up $3,214.44 from last year. A lecturer criticizes a failed operation at Pacific Mills, Lawrence.
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Ames Marlow
Mra Wea. Pickens
Jatt
Magsield
Mt Pleasant
Wo H. Evans
Cadigy Wa
Toland
James Beck
Pleasant Grove
Nellie Elliot
Harrieville
HL Blek
Belmont Brewing Company
Clacknatt Inven
Jim Lenard
Tieray
First Street
Lim Boer
Oan Epworth
Charca
Amg Rogers
Monoogah
Gen. Potb
Steubenville
St. Mary's
Anastatios
Peter
Br Cara
Bon ‘Babs
Lor
Augustus Mary
Seoven
Pinu Vadley
George Pil
J. A Johnson
M.C
W. H. Harteog
Munday
Hiltsnung Baptist Association
Washington, Pa
George Springer
Daughertys
Paul's Church
Acton
St Pauls Estarta
Marshal Moore
Stokes
Mollie
Kittie
Henry Corry
Rice Wren
Clairaville
Iire
Woroig
Alexander
Madden
City Hall
Ee Henry Isner
Colerain Pike
Joth Alexander
Mary Palmer
Internal Revenue Collectia Specias Isicgretn Totis Baristen
Parkersatre
W. Va
Jane
Abet Mra
Jake Barton
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Pittsburg
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August Macklin
Leopold Zorat
John Ballinger
Pennsyvania
Dora Helmbrecht
Louis Niedermyer
Jotn Didjon
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L. A. Nolte
South Hall Street
John Schifler
Fostoria
Paul Wingerter
Twenty-fifth
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Lawrence Barrett
South Eaft Street
Rudolph Sebots
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Thomas Rainbow
John S. Anderson
South Wheelfng
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Thos
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S. Kelm
C. A. Kelm
New York
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England
Joseph Klug
East End
Greensburg
W. J. Duffy
St. Paul
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J. A. Crawford
Hillsdale
Mich
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First Presbyterian Church
Lida Harrie Mills
London
Canada
Harry D. Dunle
Wabdash
Frank Hassett
Geo. M. Snook & Co
Cincinnati
John Hussey
Albany
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B. B. Dovener
Jacon RatersFre
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Oscar Seeley
Arlington Cemetery
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