World of toil and industry news from Wheeling area
The report surveys iron and steel trades, glass, pottery and mining sectors. It notes health and pay conditions, a court ruling on West Virginia mining law, and resumed work after a rehearing. Machinery and factories in Wheeling, Wellsburg, and Dunkirk update on production and orders.
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Tie Med Letter
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Tostwick
Wollsburg
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Liberty of
Townspeople note busy week with grads and arrests
The town saw police activity and arrests during election week as graduates, seven in number, received commendations at the Opera House. Mayor McCleary, Millard Wells, and H. C. Heaney addressed attendees. A local grocer Wil M. Coop opened a new shop offering groceries and other goods.
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Millard Wells
Jxnarms
Couirinen
East Liver
Eal Wil M. Coop
Muinstevet
Sports and Sport: Purveyors of Amusement Grow
The piece notes rising public interest in turf sports, predicting larger crowds at Derby events. It reports wrestling and boxing chatter, Johnson and Dixon bouts, and diverse racing notes from Garfield Park to New Orleans, with mentions of bookmaking, betting, and the evolving scene of American and English boxing.
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Jockey Club
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Viata
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Garfield Park
Rome
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Johnson
Abbott
Johnron
England
St Paul
Charles Moth
Smith McHugh
Farmer
Minnesota
Moth
McHugh
Amd
George
Nea
Summer theatre boom driven by New York visitors
A bustling shift in New York entertainment sees summer stock give way to light opera and burlesque to cater to a transient southern and western audience. John L Sullivan may enter farce comedy, while Mary Anderson Navarro’s return remains uncertain. Langtry appears in London in The Fringe of Society and Roland Reed plans a new season. Critical notes on the Duquesne Theatre’s strong season in Pittsburgh.
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Australia
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Duncan B. Harrison
H.R. Jacobs
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Triax
Supreme Court
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Duquesne Theatre
David Henderson
Local notes from Pontiaa and Steubenville area May reports
May updates from Pontiaa Station and Steubenville outline court action on a pip line case, local business shifts, and frequent illness reports. Citizens such as J T Hodges expand poultry operations, Twin events include Mrs Hughes sick, Lou Huythers recovering, and W T King with typhoid fever. Social visits, travel, and railroad activity populate the town calendar along with teacher examinations and church events.
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W. D. Huge
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Weal
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