Wheeling city plans long ground extension and island removal
A Wheeling Chronicle article discusses a bold city program to remove the hump on docking hill and extend Chapline and other streets, enabling low ground excavation along the island shore. It argues for a two year effort funded by small annual appropriations, enlisting island residents and new capital to spur manufacturing and housing, with plans for parks and terraces and better riverfront access.
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Cameron
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Chas. Allen
Samuel McGuakey
Weman
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Woll Reedy
Wells
Standard Mill Ups
Misa Josephine Harrell
Nari Mais Street
Frag
Puther Sullivan
Thomas Boylan
By & O
Pcular
Sisal
Leo
Weenling Bridge
Persuinual Company
John Anwerson
Irelis
San Soar
St. Matthew's
Anderfim
Antedorsun
Wheeling
Young
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Vyuig
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Cowell
Brormren
Tynad
St. Davener
Connell
Elry
Eurnese
Mr. Young
Docking Hill
Hot
Jacob
Council
Fiew
Mount Royal
Montreal
Gamble Hill
Richmond
A. Nascu
Southern
West Alexander
James Robertson
Holliday
Gab
James R. McMurray
David M. Blagney
Bond
W. M. Dunlap
Hillman & Co
Pan Maennerchor Singing Society
Wheeling Park
Tur Flint Glassworkers Union of
Bellaire
Baltimore
Patrick
Emanuel Bawer
Thomas Toy Mellen
Mu. W. HoWeur
Leechdale
Allegheny County
Wheeling Development Company
Arrestroy
B&o
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Elutron Works
Ironton
Ohio
Sheriff's
Purley
New Cumberland
East Liverpool
Lun Sewer
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Bricklayers and Stone Masons Meet for Union Talks
A chamber of commerce conference between the Bricklayers and Stonemasons unions and the Builders' Exchange discussed wages and union integration. Magnus Long led the stone side and Lon Britt the brick side. D. R. Brooks and T. M. Jackson spoke for the Exchange. A plan to rehire non union workers failed. next meeting set for Monday after three o'clock to pursue adhesion to unions.
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