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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1895
Page
6
The report notes factory talks and potential plant changes as workers, unions, and management discuss extended summer schedules. It highlights the Warwick and other plants, rumored closings, wage debates, and forthcoming energy or material constraints affecting output and employment across several sites.
East Mowilay Cameron hosts large lodge gathering with Grand Lodge officers in attendance. Ceremonies including corner stone rites, processions, church service and speeches by Robert White and De Felker cited. Knights of Pythias and other fraternal groups report successful degree work and planned parades and events.
Berkeley Springs West Virginia enjoys a fine opening season at the famed resort. The town attracts visitors drawn by the mountain air scenery and historic ties to notable figures, with the St Charles hotel well filled and the baths and springs attracting guests despite early season.
Mrs Young known for Mer Beauty Mabel Wright, from Yankton, plans to sue for divorce. She and her father George Curtis Wright moved to establish residence on March 4, with attorney George Gamble involved. The couple married on March 4, 1800, in Mrs Nichols’s boarding house after her engagement to Fernando Yanaga. The story traces social circles around Miss Wright’s rise and her marriage to Yanaga of H. B Holling & Co. The narrative also notes Miss Wright’s artistic talents and social fame in 19th century society.
The Duchess of Manchester and Lady Lister-Kaye are sisters of Mr Yenaga, with reports circling a year before the separation of revelations about Mr and Mrs Yenaga. Since the split, Count Zichy has been repeatedly linked, with belief that Mrs Yenaga’s divorce could make her Countess Zichy. A Paris private letter claimed Count Zichy spent time in Persia serving Hungarian interests.
The forthcoming dissolution of Parliament, expected soon, dampens the social scene in London. Private parties are canceled, theatres see declining attendance, and fatigue and political anticipation chill the West End. Leaders on both sides rally as campaigns loom with Rosebery, Salisbury, Balfour, and Chamberlain poised to spar. The Queen reportedly favors a solid ministry. commentary links the shift to naval and foreign policy interests.
York June 2h The Ward Tine antiago arrived from Cuban ports today with 68 passengers from St Jago. Several residents fled for safety amid disturbed affairs. A passenger confirmed reinforcements for the insurgents landed on June 21 as Campos faced a troubled situation near Cienfugoa. Spanish war vessels patrol the Cuban coast daily. Olimpia demonstrated on trial at San Francisco as a top white fighter in the US Navy fleet, in a government supervised trial of a new cruiser’s performance.
Among morning passengers on the Ward line steamer Santiago from Nassau were Neville Chamberlain son of Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain and T. C. Greenwood secretary of Rip Ambrose Shea governor of the Bahamas.
Washington June 29 Admiral Norton orders the flagship Newark to be towed to Rio de Janeiro Brazil for docking as Montevideo lacks a suitable harbor. Yellow fever fears and recent Brazilian unrest influence the move amid expectations the Newark would be docked earlier. The voyage from Asia to Cape Town is noted and previous dockings at Rio discussed.
Portland dispatch reports Japan's leaders push for war with Russia within two months. A Seattle source notes Japanese officials fear extension of conflict and expect massive prisoner exchanges if Russia resists. Analyst Macameara predicts swift victory for Russia and a possible end to tens of thousands of lives.
Washington June 28 The term of John J Cameron for introducing liquor into Indian Territory was reduced to four months from nine months, originally imposed April 2 1895. Y Lozana received a three month commutation after a May 1895 sentence in the western district of Dexa for violating internal revenue laws related to cigars.
Madrid reports that Cuban insurgent leader Antonio Maceo has been captured by Spanish troops and sent to prison awaiting orders from Captain General Martinos de Campos.
A fragment recounts Gen Leo sharing a seat with an elderly woman on a Richmond trip, others offering, then a theatrical interlude with a parade of animal and insect verses. The piece blends a wartime memory with a comic seasonal octet about fiddles and June bugs.
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