Coal strikes widen in Wheeling region impact on mills
The Wheeling area faces a broad coal strike with striking miners and plant shutdowns. Rail bridges and mills report idle capacity while coke and pottery runs slow. Potters and glass workers rally as several plants suspend operations, and local unions coordinate actions amid pressure for wage and hours changes. Local mills race to restart plate and tube productions as crews seek work.
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Emerg
Wheeling Pins
Wheeling Steel Works
Powdle
Sday
Tolla
Connellsville
National Tube
McKeesport
Amon
Helmont
Weeson
Tale
Elyrs
Walten
Belmont
Wheeling Crook
Fellaire Nali
David Lewelyo
Harry Hocking
George Owens
Cleveland
Ohio
Jobe
Michael Sue
Charon
Elmiove
Pajrmont
Toomas McLaughlin
la Belle
Bus Gover
Cadiz
Oyws Wark
Bast Iouwo
North Wheeling
Crystallines Works
Bridgeport
Erie Standard
Atua
Veolomin Hiderbrand
Cambridge
Central City
Tran Landsteel
Johnstown
Mears Seg and Barrel
Fifer
England
Falforte
Speare & Hiddle
Murray Bros
Wheeling Corrazine Company
Stna-Stendard
Lawehin
Piame
Bellaire Nail Works
Patrick Hempser
Lanesville
Street Lavorers
Akron
Wheeling
Caldwell & Peterson
Lrtgeport
Hellaire
F. Freese
Rolle Iron Works
Columbus
Fish and Hess
Rodefer Bros
Bellaire
Elane
Wheeling Wire Works
Freemason Meetings and Parade Preparations in Wheeling
Wheeling Masonic groups held a large Monday session with a fire team display after passing the mark stone. Worshipful Master Speyer presided at Thursday’s meeting as candidates were admitted and a fellow craft advanced to Master. Knights of Wheeling and Cyrene Commanderies plan a Tuesday Pittsburg parade, with travel and ticket details, while several lodges announce upcoming initiations and ceremonies.
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Cew
Speyer
Thias
Masonic Temple
Dr. McDowal
Beaward
New Cumberland Lodge
Bros. Patterson and
Cyrece
I. W.& Ky. Depos
Tirmingham
Traisbed
Central Hotel
Wheeling Knights
Pittsburg
Hugo Lees
Ohio Lodge No. 1
Jates Lodge No
Nelson Lodge No. 30
Miriam
Wheeling
Financial Markets Mixed as Stocks Slip and Commodities Hold
On May 19 New York traders faced a bear-biased wall street with industrials leading declines while several bears bought later, lifting close. Wheat and flour markets showed steady to higher readings in futures and cash, with receipts tallied across flour, wheat and corn. Shipping notes record modest activity in grains and energy markets, with petroleum steady and banking data showing reserves and deposits shifting modestly.
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Maney
Attcher
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Pacife
aTes
Siialaps
Weas
Stock Exchange
Shorts
Bears
United States Cordage Sj
National Cordag
Edison Eieetric
Atchison
Adams Express
American Express
Baltimore
Canada Pacific
Central Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Asten Liv
Burlagtop
Quincy
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Denver and
Rio Grande
Distillers and
Co. Ig
Erie
Fort Wayne
Thinois
General
General Electric
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
National Cordage
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Northwestern
New Yor Centraiy
New England
Pacific Mail
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Pittsburg
Pullinan Palace
Reading
Rock Island
Homestake
Independence
Mex- Star
Ontario
Plymouth
Standard
Union Con
Yellow Jacket
Que
Bulwer
Sierra Nevada
Belmont County Sunday Convention and local society notes
The Belmont County Sunday Convention gathers at St. C on May 22 and 28. The Young People's Working Society election names C. Meyer as president and officers D W Crandler Miss Floresce New Secretary Billa Satterfield treasurer W G McClain. Various local reports include building work by George Kellar, a mission talk at Crabapple church, Sherman Glasgow’s Cleveland convention representation, and updates on the Steel Works teardown. Also listed are civic items such as street paving, crime note on John Munleman, illness updates, and school and pension mentions with multiple residents and visitors across Bellaire and nearby towns.
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Belmont County
St. C
Robert Pfarsonsiack
Powhatan
Young People's Working Society
M. B Church
Kt. C. Meyer
Mra
D. W. Crandler
Floresce
Billa Satterfield
Treacurer
W. G. McClain
Yne
Lorenzo Danford
Martin's Berry
Thoburn Post
G. A I
George Kellar
J. C. McCracken
Thin City
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
St. Kacille
Crabapple Church
New Athens
Sherman Glasgow
Bellaire
Cleveland
Julia Birdsong la Very
Good Templars
D. Walzer
Oliver
BR. C. Okey
Florence Kenney
S. G. Crow
W. A
Neal
Sadie Frazier
John Munleman
Hoya
Lancaster
Kama Miller
Fifth
Working Society
M. Ks
Charen
Experience
Emma Foreman
Steubenville
Anna Barrett
Firth Ward
John Gallagher
Kansas
Market Report From Tropice New York May Day
Wheat and corn futures showed sharp moves as receipts exports and prices surged amid a dull cash market. Oats, hogs, and lard followed with mixed results while coffee and sugar held firm. frost and outside markets added to the trading intensity.
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New York
Azzge
Juno Gas
Auzuat
Decenner
Joelmon
Seige
Cojentaa
Western Dairy Ste
Neal
Cureaco
Aia
Fay Shigarte
Juve Cs
St Sc
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Porvigs
Abby Beard
Whaling Creek
Macy
A Acth &S W. Fe
Conventon
Quin
Htow Stannard
Lavt
Standard Department
Agale
Alaru
Plate
LaHelle
Bae Ness
Whittaker
Sebulin Ledge Company
Vittikure
Thige
Vnto
Riverside
la Helle
Hoggs Rue
Bellwood Mill
Mal Hawphrey
Hove
Allerbeby Cty
Pitatitove Cos
K &K
Scottitale Jocaling
Marth
Fostoria
THE
Secret Societies
masoNat
Eastern Star
Alpha Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Ball
Tvorge Carnahan
Brethren of Alpha
Order
Shield OF
Eureka Lodge
North Street
Zane Lodge
Odd Fellow
A.D
Frank M. Hudson
A. O. U. W. Hall
Bonok
Ladies of Honor
Gd Fellows’ Hall
Berni
Otto
Bavaria
Lutthpold
Subscrit Graphics
Jackson
Finame and Trade
Bartimoor
Tat OG Brig
East Linearr
Eood Butchers
New
Yoas
New York Weekly
Mets
York
Walt
Pearayi
Weehlia
Constabla
Fred Hazel
Wegee
Beary Hlum
Wheating
I the Hoho Fishing Club
Herman Igoetze
Win Carpenter
Peter Simmons
Jesse Potts
G. E. Harper
Jod. Keyses
Bethel
Thomas Brady
Brady
Heasegoe
Buck
Lwood Warnock
Warnock
Col Davis Rankin
Detroit
Mich
Della Douhans
Weatentay
H. Davng
Cincinnati
Albert Williame
Sharon
W Blatchley
Market
Jacob
ESIC
W. Johnson’s Sons
Main Street
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