Industry in Crisis as Mines and Mills Freeze Up
Reports from the Riverside iron works and surrounding plants show a widespread slowdown and possible closure due to scarce coal and coke, with many facilities idling workers. Miners, puddlers, and tube and plate mills face layoffs or reduced output as strikes and supply issues constrain production across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchant Iron Mill of
Capacty
Liverpool
Trenton
Riverside Iron Works
Furmdoe
Soo
Lakeetie
Bodore
Gow Stout
Parsons
Ede
Kenwood
Ator
Recsau
Tialerinis
West Virgina
Enowe
Districk
Progrove
Sretakns Io
Riverside Organanigd
Thie
Tallaire
American Flint Glass
Wakine
Financial and trade excerpt from New York market report
Irregular trading on the Stock Exchange with mixed activity. Granger and Rock Island shares surged early then eased. overall buying and selling paired off as traders covered shorts and sought profits. Prices of rail and utility stocks listed. mining and agricultural figures follow with international market notes and currency references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mercante Paper Y Percont
Rock Island
Atchison
Adama Express
Amerian Express
Baltimore and
Obito Canadu Pacific
Central Pacific
Energymiata Aes Aes
Chics Urleton and Quincy
Chicago Gas
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware
Lackawanoa and Western
Denver
Itio Grande
Erie
Fort Wayne
Illinois Central
General Electric
Lake Shore
Ily
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Nativnal
Norfolk and Western
Ibern Pacific
Northwestern
New York Central
Iss
New England
Pacifico Mail
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Pullman Palace
Reading
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Paul
Tennessee Coulain Iron
Texas Pacific
Union Pacff
Plymouth
Sierra Nevada
Standard
Masons hold annual lodge elections and Pilgrimage event
Brethren gathered in Wheeling for a busy week with Bates Lodge electing Ed C Schoen as Worshipful Master and George B Peabody as Senior Warden, plus other officers. Pilgrimage of Wheeling Commandery No 1 to Pittsburg marked by a large parade, receptions, and the grand commandery installation at the Alvin Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Lodi
Bates Lodge
Ed. C. Schoen
George B. Peabody
Deot A. Taylor
John K. List
Wm. F. Shaffer
RB. B. Battelle
R. M. Baird
J.C. Ribeldaffer
H. B. Baguley
I. N. Waltz
T. W. Buss
Tyler
Nelson Lodge
Wadas
Wheeling Commandery No. 1
Cyrene Commandery No. 7
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Cyrene Commandery
Wheeling No. 1
St. L. R. Re
Monongahela Bridge
James McCahon
Iscort
Wheeling Commandery
Second Bride National Guards Band
Corinthian
Cheyseur
West Va
Detroit
Michigan
Oriental
Ohio
Salem
Philadelphia
Jacques de Molay
St. Johnw
St. Omer
St. Johns
de Molay
Pennsylvania Command
Baldwin
Marshal
Aids
Pennsylvania
Massassauga
Haynes
East Liverpool
Citizens Band
Sharoo
Opera House
Edgar Thompson
Stess Works
Uraddock
Second Brigade
Wheeling Knights
Birmingham
Smithfield
Firsy Av Une
Allegheny
Indies
Matt Weiss
Davis Island Dam
McKeesport
Alvin Theater
Isaac P. Wanger
Zal
Veterans Group Meeting Reminders and Memorial Day Plans
Tomorrow evening Gen U S Grant Camp No 17 Sons of Veterans will hold its last meeting before Decoration Day with emphasis on honoring the deceased and living veterans. Island Council No 4, Order United American Mechanics reports Steubenville excursion on the steamer Liberty with Opera House band. no intoxicants on board. Memorial Day services planned at Wesley M E Church with Rev Hoberts preaching. G A R Posts W R C Sons of Veterans Ladies Aid and patriotic groups invited to keep Memorial Day sacred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Catity
W.c. T
Colerain
van Brant & Howe
Kansas City
Charm Branum
Dillworth Bros
Pitsburg
Fred Fox
Dollar Bank
Rev. Meeks
Centerville
Kate Clayland
Mary Couture
Mea
Chas. Bramat
Wm. Alexander
Pittsburg
Bess
James Duncan
Granville
Grand Army
al American Mechanics
Kirkwood Council No. 10
Thoburn Post
Martin’s Perry
Bridgeport
Sons of Veterans
Island Council No. 4
Order United American Mechanics
Golden Eaciwall
Committee of the United Corneila
Steubenville
Ohio
Liberty
Wis
Savers
Island Council
Union Veteran Legion Encampment Seeks Memorial Plans
Union Veteran Legion Encampment No 119 held a well attended session at the AR Hall. Memorial services set for June 14 were discussed and arrangements made to attend Thomson M E church on May 27. All old soldiers invited to meet at G A K Hall at 8 p m to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson M. E
G. A. K. Hall
Bargain Bulletin from Potts One-Cent to Ten-Cent Articles
Bargain bulletin advertises a wide array of cheap household items and hardware from E. B. Potts. Offers include one cent to ten-cent articles such as combs, handkerchiefs, can openers, spoons, washcloths, razors, glass wares, and various small tools, inviting customers to buy early for best prices. The text showcases exaggerated claims of value and repeated promises of large quantity discounts.
Merchant Tailoring Upende Amid Mock Market Turmoil
A fragment notes fluctuating tailoring trade and market sentiment with traders citing rising costs and uncertain demand. The unreadable text hints at a local business clash or shift in consumer behavior affecting small merchants.
Bargain clothing sale offers wide range for all ages
A local clothing sale lists overcoats, shirts, shoes, hats, suits and millinery at prices under market value. Men and boys gear, ladies footwear, and children’s wear claim extensive stock with discounts, emphasizing bed covers, blankets, and undergarments.
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Field OF Labor
Snodstalal
Nearlihg
WosgaGy
T. V. Powarty
Genero
A.W. Welaht
Tt Ln
Binch Bros
North Wheeling Pottery
Marietta
W. Strathers
Jacob Street
Fostoria Glass Works
Mounde‘ville
Donaldson Carriage Works
Belmont
Detter
Nall City Stamping Company
Whrellog
Mien W. Touran
Laconia
Oba
Montrose
Thurman
Latonja
Hill Mopeypens
Bill
Hill
Oloh
Deacon Jones
Bood
Erry
Hood
Bro Sorare
Beeclet Teegrem
Unday
Maine
Crameestox
W. Va
Rotary
Ha Jed
Corndcain
West Virginia Artificial Stone Company
Palymoot
CR. Maclay
W. T. Ravenscroft
C. B. Carney
George Morrow
L. Skinner
Powell
N. A. Clayton
Alan
Newark Fleer and Feed Company
Newark
Tpcorporatora
H. Trout BF Plgen
EF. Ht
Obio River
Alper Velaves
Werk
Peeni
Teexram
New Magrisechan
Moralar
Lot
Etolan
Rlloves
Tyts
Finance and Trade
Proddok
Yale
Western Steam
Western
State
City
C. Petroleum
United Situ
New Orleans
Cora
Iuy
Warke
Cash NiadTe
Syn
Hike
Onts
Ag Yasdiye
WiNwailige
San Duswell
Crsemsant
BR. Barn
Waldige
Bartuwnne
S&o
Sonnenn
Searces
New Yous
Petroleum
Srcbid
Marcos
Lake Wize
Strubenville
Bellaire
Ella Lyons
Rochester
Will Hawke
Ada MacNeal
Fernwood
Morris Huston
Adams Streets
Bensfit
Lena Pishenger
North Third Street
Charley Stand
By, Clairsville
Belmont County Union
Court Houserby
J. M. Hartani
Monahan
Weney
Hoover
John Wolllarun
W.C. Kunkel
Youngstons
Geo. H. Long
Nora A
Smith
Katie V. Burns
Mercer
Eila May Okey
Wasutxetos
D. C
New MA
Rixsville
W. Yan
Recisron
Joseph Martin
Ben Earnshaw
Martin
New Martinsville
Wetzel County
Barnshaw
Sozodont
Shoret Societies
Masonat
Sheik
Kaights
Knight John A. Zorn
al- Jegheey
Pittsburg No. 1
Keystons
A. OU. We
la Belle Lodge
H. C. Meyer
Grand
Steinhauser
Wheeling Lodge No. 23
A. OU. W
Bros
J. G. Leasure
P. H. Willems
C. H. Abercrombie
Wheeling Lodge
Richard Robertson
Reliance
C. J. Gilligan
Come
Welcome Lodge
U. W
Frank W. Hudson
Baltimore
John J. Coniff
Ardur
Ladies OF the
Union Veteran Legion
E. B. Potts
E. B. Potts Bargain Bulletin
Hain and
Tenth Streets
Wueeuine, W. Va
Coburn
Benent Needle Mackage
Kenterinn Ditee
Mary
Sebel Bharoety
K Iceni
Bane
Gwe
Nivere Hellens
Sere Berg
Celgate
Paim Song
Lorer
Harieuicas
Huthomer
Peiling
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Joe Eens Lales
Uimbralas
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Wheeling, W. Va
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Parterabury
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