Industrial strife and plant operations across the region
A fragmented report details steel and glass works in Wheeling and nearby towns resuming or expanding production while strikes and labor tensions persist. Mines, bottle plants, plate mills, and pottery studios report variable activity as workers return or threaten action amid wage talks and union pressures.
HARD HITTING PITTSBURGH BEATS CHICAGO IN BASEBALL NEWS
Baltimore leads early as Pittsburg climbs in the race with a 6 4 scoreline. Cincinnati takes two from Louisville on Chamberlin and Tanaysill’s pitching. Burly reports cover Boston’s win over Washington and Kennedy’s curves being read by New York. Att 2,000 in Pittsburg, 2,998 in Cincinnati. umpired by Landh and Bittman.
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Denivon
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Stelan
Donovan
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Dalen
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Hutchinson
Colevlough
Landh
Cincinnati
Cigerysati
Cincionath
Louisvilto
Chamberlin
Tanaysill
Ami
Chamblain
Stratton
Bittman
Secnad
Louisville
Tannedli
Mollefew
Dwyer
Barre
Mrourke Tas
Ciscinxart
James Rourke
N. &. Young
Wasnimerox
D.C
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Washington
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Haper
Mercer
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Hartley
Kennedy
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State
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Brooklyn
Meekin
Kounedy
Rau
Stage
Wilson
Bathimore
Philadelphia
McMahon
Hawke
Taylor
Autkens
Melruside
Observations In West Virginia Signal Firm Democratic Resolve
Special to the Keister Washington June 23 Mr F Lynch of Weston former Sergeant at Arms tours Gilmer Lewis Calhoun Pleasants and Wirt counties reporting strong Democratic unity. He notes initial discontent over tariff delay has faded as voters credit Democrats in Congress for action and expect rising Democratic strength, especially in Wirt and Lewis counties, with leaders confident about the party’s statewide standing.
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Weneter
Webster County
House of Delegates
Webster
Hoover
Lyeco
Lewis County
Fogat
Huhdred
Thes County
Islenes
Hoover Sud Lynch
House of [Delegates
Histercy
Washineton
F. Lynch
Weston
Washington
Gilmer
Lewis
Calhoue
Pleasants
Wirt
Lynch
Senate
Whiten
Mr. Lynch
Wildcat Archer farm well shows oil and salt water prospects
In Swrensville on June 28 Billy Evans, a contractor, said the Archer farm wild cat has only struck first pay with a well yielding salt water and about eight barrels of oil. Located two miles south of the Moore farm, it could open new territory if successful. The Eureka Pipe Line saw 15,327 barrels in 24 hours, weekly total 45,425. Local visits and arrivals filled an active day with numerous small-town notices and operations across Wellsburg and nearby towns.
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Louis Horton
South Side
Belmont Mill
Connellsville
Pittsburg
Frick
Wheeling
la Belle
Mornine
Wheeling Sivel
Melluire Pall
Phe
East Liver
Amother Pottery
Gore
Bert McCoondll
Peter Gilver
New Cumberland
Piva
Riverside Iron Works
Elsater
Glendale Coal Works
Thy
Lfe
Sherrodsville
Ohio
Hallatre Mail Works
New Phiadelphia
Oae National
Mittsburg
Vyoungatown
Apollo
Leeehbure
Swrensville
Billy Evans
Thomas Hennegan
Wi. Miller
New Martineville
T. D. Mayn
Mollor Pipe Line Co
Pittaarg
J. Fred Neill
Parkersburg
Mellon Company
Kyhannah Brookover
Mannington
Jane Brookover
New Martinsville
Kat
Ville
Middlebourne
Congressions Convention
G. L Louther
Jon Way
A. Cutler
D. George Halibaugh
Young
Hisq
Wm. Neuenschwanier
Jane McCormick
Newell
R. B Thompson
J. W. Barton
K. A. Gilchrist
Curran
Belmont
D. F. Patterson
Bellaire
C. Rasser
D. Erannah
Pittsbore
Davenport
Charles Grier
Isit
Krug
Maryland
J.J. Burns
C.T. Newton
Washbington
Arlington
Harry Martin
Wellsville
George Cole
Harry Wheeling
George Lemons
Dari J. O. Armstrong
EL. Rudman
Lady
Parkers
Berkinas
Hosta
Craig
Mellen Piper
Julia Graham
George Graham
Smong Friends
Powhatan
O. Jening
Banff
Cuision
McCoy
State militia expenses approved to near 200000
Conemaugh Ohio June 23 The State Board of Emergencies allowed a deficiency of 150000 for immediate payment of militia expenses in the recent labor troubles. They expect the total to approach 200000 as costs are settled.
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Coneunus
State Board of Emergencies
Murder in Minas Missouri Sudden Loss Leaves Widow Missing
Brutal crime report from Minas Missouri describes a man heavily intoxicated last night who allegedly struck his wife multiple times and left a child in shock. A core knife found near the house is believed to be the murder weapon. The suspect Phipps was arrested and jailed with likely lynching feared. The stray fragment mentions a prior incident involving a child’s tongue removal and sorrowful escape.
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Minas
Phipps
Ipps
Financial Market Rundown From New York and Chicago
The report details call money, mercantile paper, and government securities with mixed results. Stock quotes show declines in key issues like St Paul and Missouri Pacific, while some bonds and mining stocks hold or rebound modestly amid a broad market softness.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
S Pacific
Raincays
St. Paul
Partthera
Atchison
Adams Express
American Expres
Baltimore and Ohio
Cugada Pacific
Central Pavific
Chesapeake
Ouio
Cicero
Altos
Calcago
Burt
Quincy
Chicago Gas
Ware and Hudson
Delaware
Laccawanna and Western
Denver Anditia Grande
Distillers and
Cattia Feeners Co
Doo
Fort
Gould and Qurrr
Hale and Norcross
Homestad
Independence
North Star
Ontario
Ophir
Plymouth
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Union
Wholesale market update across towns with varied commodities
Across Cracixsall and Toi no, prices drift for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye and dairy products. Cotton and petroleum show mixed to steady trends as receipts and shipments rise. livestock markets in Philadelphia and New York reflect subdued demand and firmer hogs, with cattle and sheep pricing at low levels.
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New York
Gue
Aueuattec
Ostoner Grane
Sige
Cort
Fie
Atdic
Western Steam
Western Dairy Walk
State
Purrasmirna
Pennylvania
Bachimorner
Cracixsall
Toisno
Ouro
Crverxxall
Mock trial ends in Guilty verdict in LaBelle Lodge case
At Labelle Lodge No. 2A O A W a judge presides over a mock trial of H Myer over unpaid lodge dues. The six jurors found him guilty in the first degree after a lengthy and spirited defense and prosecution. The report notes the lively courtroom atmosphere and urges continued lodge visits.
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Labelle Lodge No
H. ©. Myer
I. N. Picod
Richard Robertson
A. J. Schultz
Lang
Stamhones
Charles Dickinson
Meyer
Schultz
Iting Brothers
Old LaBelle
Abe
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