Industrial World Mixed with Labor Strife and Railway Plans
The article surveys worker protests and union actions across industries, noting strikes in glass, painting, and metal trades, council debates on Hawaii annexation, wage claims by New York and Chicago workers, and plans for coalland development in Garrett County Maryland with rail connections. It also references international labor movements in Britain and Ireland, and a Birmingham idol factory amid broader economic tensions.
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Seton
Prenyreg Vortime
Ore
Cleveland Women Electrical Workers
Ofan IA
Winmen Laskier Council
Hawaii
Washington
Plath
Cty 4
Ashkosh
Wis
New York
Paulelgar
Iust
St. Paul
Advan
Howl Vaa Bali
Hujuth Oeaienist
Intae
Drogheda
Ireland
Walters
Wtvamep
Dingro
Wmiplin
China
Tole
Chicago
Colermite Tiniusises
Amt
Lator Culon
Tron
Ehern
Sam Prancisco
Taranto Keine
York
American Federation of Labor
Sap Praneiges Association of Ten Yenversint
Chibw
Penr
Moluima
United States
Amalgamated Carpenters and Machinists
Senate
International Mulanak Bicycle
A. P of Lo Organhrere
Jocal Anton
Vewle
Ae Ee
Merrhante
San Francio
Board of Supers Vision
Wehoeter
Hotel Telephone Company
Alreay
Prourraere
Varnmiers’ Union No. 1
Lows
Haelod
Gret Suselay
Thehr
Balge
Presillrtt Mahon
Street Railway Emptes’ Association
Edward wHoek
Nationalorum of Dock Laborers of
Great Britain
Fret
National Union of Dock, Laterers
United Kingdom
Liverpool
International
Masonic Lodge Notes and Eastern Star History Refresher
The Wheeling area lodges report a lively regular communication with about fifty brethren and several visitors. Two candidates were advanced, with visits from James Luke Jr and notes on Scottish Rite plans. Miriam Chapter explains the Eastern Star origins and goals, urging member recruitment and family involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Charnock and Cheeks
Wellsburg
James Luke, Jr
New Cumberland
Masonic
Hatch
Luke
Brother van Keuren
Albert Pike
Bnt
Rite
Scottish Rite
Darrah
Wheeling
Ite
Henry Speyer
Wheeling Commandery No
Bates Lodge No. 28
Jame Luke
Bates Lodge
Paral
Nolkon Lodge No. 30
Wheeling Lodge No. 1
Nelson Lodge
G. B. Walters
Brethren of Wheeling
Plac
Brother Morris
Order of the Eastern Star
Brethren of Masonic
God
Bro. Mortis
Unite States
Ft Norrees
Mapy
Rabel'a
Raket
Drath
Morrle Tha Nigwih
United
Stans
Mexico
Pro
Morris
Aléa
Poe
Countey
Marlin
Cerwin
Wayne County
Templars
Boston
Toms Plars Thorn
Star, Sake and Gentlemen
Pittaburg
Miriam
Mason
Washington
General Grand Chapter
Utes
Bolas
Torevtier
Indy
Roet
Improvement Notable In the Wear Industry and Mills Rising
Reports from Wear Vite pinta indicate improved timber trade and renewed mill activity across West Virginia. Saw mills in Bik river valley, Huntington region, and Huntington area are operating at high levels with new plants planned, while the Norfolk and Western railway lines support shipments to Norfolk and overseas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wear
Charleston
Bik River
Huntington
West Virginia
Pooshorjme
Imaperathet
Womeladort
Rearnie Creek
Charteston Raijrand
Seth Thie
Aamirature
Mitmeteick Co
Julia
Winutvaeer
Daly Morgan
York
Hardwand Exportere
Norfolk & Western
Malowan
W. Va
Norfolk & Weeern
Norfolk
Three Drowned in Big Beaver Creek
Special to the Rennett reports a family tragedy in Niele county West Virginia as four footlog heavy rains and floodwaters swept away Niele Sharvis her daughter Susan and son Iwerthey Hurnatde near home. They were last seen when the child screamed and all three were washed away. Bodies were recovered below a plastic dam and the family home remained powerless as officials investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.va
Walt
Big Beaver Creek
Niele County
Sharvis
Susan
Shleves
Rondee
Davis Foalcy Follows Train Disaster at River Port
The Davis company faced a fatal accident near the Chesapeake and Ohio line as an engine derailment caused the death of a worker and disrupted operations. Investigators report the crash occurred after the coal tug encountered debris and a washout on the riverbank, with rescue efforts continuing as authorities assess the wreckage and determine responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeaks
Ohio
Mt Hinton
Hoeplil
Rewttet Winton
Tonginan
Wikia Cuthibin
Chesapeake
Poe Kat
Erik
New River
Mt. Collatvin
Hanes
Woman Burns to Death in Kerosene Fire Incident
A woman died in a fire started while lighting with kerosene at a residence in Montgomery. Reports describe her pouring kerosene on wood and an open flame, leading to rapid burns. Nearby witnesses and the coroner assess the tragedy as a fatal accident in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pappa
Montgomery
Werner
Unclear OCR Fragment: Historical Military Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about arms and an order. The readable bits mention Washington and a financial figure. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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Mtlent
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W. J. Hopkins
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Midh
Santa Eulla
Mex
Baltimore-Herald
Piedmont Industriat
James W. Hair
Fairmont
J. M. Guffey
Pissburg
Garrett County
Preston County
Eye
Baltimore
Oaia
Pennsylvania
Guily & Company
Ney
Newburg
Grant
Tucker Counties
Beaver Creek
Shootialie Seaboard
Eastworth
Weatern
Linas
Suise Luentt
G. Berenson
Romney
Eptith
Birmingham
England
Christian England
Leathen Watons
Gays
Pottery Gazette
London
Tokyo
Timbuctoo
Cairo
Damagens
Colombo
Board of Trade
Eastern Star
Miriam Chapter
Ue Masonic Fraternity
Order
Algo
Sunday Register
Mountain
Faternailem
Robert Morris
America
Lauriate
Derratt
Cretrin
Worelingth
Mosxjem
Turkey
Michel
Tate
Detroit
Toby
Knights OF Pythtas
Black Prince Todge
Black Prines Loge No. 51
Bellaire
Unit Lodge
Dt le Hikoly
Riek
Prince Lifrige
Imporiaay Bienese
Xerxes
Order of the Grand Orient
Metetee
Pwo
Wellatitirg
Brooks County
Wellebuns Treithrom
Singh
Nicholas County
Frank
Robert Coll
Ali Bins Bey
Perry
Moly
Davis
Nilrond
Mpenne
Jun
Davis Company
Ausuin
Conny
Davie
Ita Seewral Y
Tang
Fewlie Nalchara
Cormanratmning
Arner
Borat
Anita
Maine
Jake
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