Monongah Mines Strike Patch Eases With Weighmen Rules
A desolate economic scene across Monongah and nearby towns shows mine trade stagnation and plant closures. An enthusiastic Monongah Workers meeting led by District President Moran urged disciplined organizing, with plans to place check weighmen on Nos 1 and 3 shafts Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Clarkeharg
Pees Mrungran
Hs Sookay
Verek
Mike
Boxing the Finest Kind in English Ring Spars With Hall and Pritchard
The piece chronicles roped matchups and rivalries among boxers including Hall, Chuginski, Fitzsimmons, and Pritchard, with notes on Charley Mitchell and Olympic Club politics. It also covers Governor Flower’s physical culture regimen, public interest in training, and broader boxing context including Joe Oboyinski and Joe Smith, plus commentary on American pugilists and foreign challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adoneviner
Jen Hall
Joe Chuginski
Hall-Fitzsiemons
Gall
Ted Pritchard
Ted
Hall
Fitesimmons
Englisbauld
Sid
Joe
Joe Smith
Jos Wannop
Charley Mitchell
Paddy Slavin
Jim
Niblo's Garden
Chuginsk
Chevinaldi
Fitzsimmons
New York
Governor Flower
Albany
All Ornae
Executive Mansion
Capitol
Boaing
Samirmly
Jim Binion
Theatre Notes On Galleried Patience And Broadway Hits
Numerous items from theaters and venues across New York Brooklyn and San Francisco noting dangerous gallery stairs Agness Huntington Agnes Huntington laryngitis ankle injury and touring plans Digby Bells Jupiter and Child of Fortune Veggies cash farm purchase by James Owen OConnor Willard Newell and William Newell The Operator Farces and weather jokes Pat Gilmore Parker Otis Skinner Modjeska Ezra Kendall A Hole In the Ground Walls of New York formats and theatre company movements with mixed business results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York
Iskely
Agness Huntington
San Francisco
California
Jupiter
Palmer's
Casino
Digby Bell
Jas
Owen O'Connor
New Jersey
William and
Willard Newell
Fisher
Carlotta
Catharine Webster
Fitz & Webster
Harry Doel Parker
George Staley
Chicago
Metropolitan Opera Companies
Patrick Gilmore
Pat
Madison Square Garden
Otis Skinner
Modjeska
Otis
Skinner
Ezra Kendall
Garin
Bellaire
A. L. Wilber
Wilber Opera Company
Brody and Garwood
Toledo
Heuck
Ctnati
Harry Booker
Madame Janauschek
Katie Emmett
Sibyl Johnson
Gles
Grand Opera House
Hon Smiley JH Johnson dies aged 98 at Walnut Hill Farm
Bartaiant O May 14 Hon Smiley JH Johnson long time Jefferson county figure dies after general debility aged about 98. He served in the Legislature and as county commissioner, tracing lineage to Oliver Cromwell. Interment held in Smithfield. Other items note visits, a bicycle accident at bar mill, a moonlight excursion, and SC E convention attendance in Wellsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartaiant
Smiley JH. Johnson
Walnut Hill Farm
Johnson
Jefferson County
Oliver Cromwell
Bridget
Fleetwood
Johnsons
Smithfield
C. Evans
Columbus
Rodgers, Jr
Bar Mill
Ora McCreary
Mondey
Beiact
Mece
Wellsburg
Sab Hort
Sacha
Waile Penely
Smithiied
New Alesandria
Local notes mix of visits, trades and upcoming Decoration Day
Representatives of Evanaville observed various svorks at a recent session. The council decided to pave parts of Pearl and Chester streets, funding pending revenue. A Bennett party prepared to depart for Louisville to work with clay products. Several residents and visitors from Schuyler, Bellaire, Wheeling and other towns were noted. Decoration Day preparations were announced and an anti saloon meeting was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanaville
Pearl
Chester
Bennett
Louisville
Richard Kator
Schuyler County
Vierdit
Alfred Chapman
Sallie Chapman
Iowa
Nebraska
Dr. Robinson
Wyanett, Til
Charity Parker
Wheeling
A.J. McPariash
Wellsville
G. A. Rt
Frank and
Roy Harrison
Barnesville
Homer
West
Franklin College
Albert Smith
Eliasbeth Piper
Rauschenberg Snd
Christina Hutler
Robert McMillen
Mojlie Griffith
Carl Dennis Au Ly Rensard
Addison Way
Savina Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iran
Piet Patal
Bridgeport
Martin's Ferry
Fostoria
Moundsville
Masvaria
le Balle
Tiltonsvile
Chantry
Spain
Delmont Natlors
Henry Lodae
Ameelanion
Immnit Staat
Renly
Pallers
Belmomt
Avie Nemes
Waron
Averhow
Andy Wired
Gennes
Ak Heebe
Howard
J. A
Haw
Posteria Gines
Gt Mar
Trades Assembly
Martle
Andrew Koegier
Cochran Hassell
Sumner
John Burnets
Big Joe
Hea Cliffe
Bob Fussimmons
Paddy Gorman
Goddard
Billy Murphy
Jack McAuliffe
John L. Sullivan
Charley Johnson
Cleaye Mail
William B. Pasig
Board of Review
Hal Pointer
Direct
Marvin
Simnol
Grand Central Circuit
St. Paul
Fort Wayne
Port Wayne
Guy Hooker
Clu
Robinson
Cleveland
Hoosier City
Nelson
Board of Appeals
American Trotting Association
H. Nelson
Norwoo
Argyle
George Hawkins
Egmont
Chesterfield
Phil Dwyer
Ronaie
Bay District
Nina Archer
Withers
Monmouth County
Freehold
Monmouth Park Association
Ferrier
Brown Dick
Caldwell
St. Louis
Cal Twellits
Lees
Clint
Young J
New Orleans
Tommy Ryan
Ryan
Danny Needham
Burke
Tom Williams
Bill Hatcher
National Club
London
Matcher
Willame
Tom Ryan
Sack McAuliffe
Billy Myer
California Athletic Club
Goddard-McAuliffe
Pacific Club
Montgomery Street
Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegran
Pittsburg
John L
Sullivan
Geo. McKensie
H Ts
Billy Fraier
Boston
New England
Charley Turner
Alec Greggaina
Turner
Mitchell
Ed Binney
Jack Mctéee
New Bedford
Mass
Tommy McCarthy
McCarthy
Binney
Frank G. Lenz
Brownsville
Lenz
Australia
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
United States
Gonaio
Pfeffer
Loulaville
Clevelands
Latham
Hutchinson
Ton Burns
Anson
Willie McGill
Comiskey
St .Louis
Cinc Innati
Eiteljorg
Kansas City
Billy Sunday
Plessly
Christ
Gumbert
Duffee
Taylor
Louisvilles
Baltimore
Wood
Ciocload
Fom &Adin
Erie
Srilliant
John Friedel
Olesale and Retail Dealer
China
Glass
Queenswae
Main Street
J. S. Rhodes & CO
J. S.rhodes & CO
LT. Clatrsville
Claniseton
Cranixurox
TH. Mublema
Woodsfield
Buckbill Bottom
J. A Zorn
Charles Frans
H.compla
Joe Jacobs
Mats
worTs Or
Ant Tomer
Rune Wines
Rhine
Gr.teful
Epps