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Newspaper
Wheeling Sunday Register
Location
Wheeling, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1893
Page
4
The report notes a historical trial event with records of clashes and proceedings over recent days. Key figures and locations are mentioned, showing a formal legal process and outcomes emerging from the hearing.
Local notes reveal a street railway strike nearing eight weeks with threats of a carpenters strike on April 1. Despite ongoing plant activity in Wheeling, builders face delays and potential postponements as contractors and carpenters clash over terms. Some mills operate, others idle. industry leaders urge amicable settlement to avert widespread economic impact.
Breezy Wheeling Masons report strong class work and promising candidates across several lodges. Attendance grows at Wel come, Labelle, Hermann and Reliance with new members and by-law adoption planned. upcoming events include anniversary concerts and a grand entertainment for Odd Fellows day. Several initiations and officer training mark a productive period for the surrounding lodges.
City Board of Education resolution asks taxpayers to bond 65 028 for a new school building and finishing the South school. Community debate colors upcoming election for current board members. Local notices include church events, illness, and social items.
New York audiences welcomed Thomas W. Keene’s return with a refined Richard III at Union Square Theatre. Critics note a mellower, more focused Gloucester and a steadier grasp of the tragedy’s meaning while audience demand for Keene’s two week engagement remains strong. The era of theatre slowdowns during Lent appears past as multiple companies including Jane and the Pauline Hall Opera Company draw regional interest and robust attendance across town.
A Lebannon NH woman recounts severe illness with tremors chills and head pain. She credits Dr Greene’s Neurocura blood remedy for dramatic recovery, returning strength, color, and ability to walk five miles, while praising the medicine as vegetable harmless and widely recommended.
In New York on March 11 a jury in the Supreme Court declared Mrs Harriet Hubbard Ayer insane. The verdict followed evidence from her husband’s application. Doctors said recovery remains unlikely but not impossible. a guardian will be appointed promptly.
The notice highlights a fall line of Lincrusta Walton and a range of styles including Colonial Marie Antoinette Louis XVI Rococo Moorish and Stencil Papers for walls and ceilings offering superior wallpaper options and decorative finishes.
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