Industrial unrest and factory trends hit Wheeling area
The report details widespread labor activity in Wheeling and nearby industrial zones. It notes salary issues at local factories, new orders and restructuring, and prep for shifts in production at several mills including Beewood, Brilliant, and Wheeling Stone Works. Prospects of extended holds and changes to gear and bar mills emerge amid mounting strikes and labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
A & Savisfactory Wiaeiner
Bom O Pinwin
Ee Tuite
Gisse Company
Pantus Te Cnebipation
Mmbisasion
Comeg
Eymtle Jyeot
Kolalum
Hysturg
Dellere
la Salle
Aretal
Seeelgium
Storgo
Pittsburg
Iona
Carey
Elzvets
Mighard Bostan
Marcy
Geolal Youne
Puddling Turnaces
Beewoodoo
Sweeney
Ng Moupagh
Wheeling Corry- Huse
Lim
Keye Glass Works
Dowsap
Bellaire
Ata
LaBalle Ant Belmont Walt Mills
Local notices and social updates from Mondsville and vicinity
A garbled page item collection reports property sales and development on Water Street and nearby lots by Purdy Brown Hunter and others, plus shifts in local business. Miss Nellie Hickey of Glen Easton visits S C Barr on Jefferson Avenue. The Episcopal girls plan a December bazar. New drug store Alexander and Beam opens. Community social events include a Masonic Hall concert and Golden Eagles initiation with an oyster supper at the Central House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouta
Bret
Shustack
Gallybre
Nellie Hickey
Glen Easton
Purdy
William Dorsey
Ea. Lobr
Third Street
Robert Maupin
Episcopal Church
Weaver-Hor
Mannan Co
John Smith
P. W. Brown
van Pelt
Warden War Pub
Pay
Masonic Hall
Order of United American Mechanics
Will Day
Whealing
Misa Nellie Rickey
Wheeling
Mystic Castle Lodge
H. G. Hannegan
Central House
Dog Sees Maps and Mumbles in Court Parody
A fragmentary joke records a judge remarking on a dog that mutters while studying a map with a wooden aid. The brief note captures a humorous, nonsensical courtroom aside with no clear incident or outcome.
Rivalry Mounts Between France and Madagascar in Dispute
Dispatches from Paris on November 1 report growing tension between the French Resident General and Madagascar’s Malagasay authorities. The dispute centers on exequaturs for foreign representatives and Madagascar’s stance on British protectorate rules, with fears of a potential rupture and war looming as French forts at Diego-Suarez Bay are reinforced amid strategic signaling by a French cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Abtansanrivo
Madeascar
Africa
France
Zanzibar
Great Britain
Madagascar
Massensey
Diego Snarea Bay
Malagasay
Baltimore
This Line This Tear and Atlas Lines at Raltsage Mo
Fragmentary report from Raltsage Missouri dated November 21 notes chartered stasmships to load cargo in December. Railroads commit to meet demand as grain receipts exceed previous years. Baltimore trade and shipping are emphasized amid prison escape recaps and local disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raltsage
Novambar
Baltimore
Amateur boxing debate ends in New York report
The piece reports on amateur boxing's decline amid cash focus at Long Island Athletic League preliminaries in New York, noting few entrants per class, no championship money, and calls for reform. It also covers base ball notes on contracts, club sizes, and personnel moves across Pittsburg, New York, and Washington clubs, plus brief boxing updates from San Francisco and Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Athletic League
Peverelly
Glory
New York Athletic Club
Washingtons
Virginias
Richmond
Whitney
Woodback
Pittsburg
Coughl N
McGuorigie
Murphy
Bates
Harvard
New York
Mutrie
Capt. Comiskey
Jack Stivietts
Rusl
King
Dick Buckley
St. Louis
San Francisco
John le Sullivan
Sullivan
Entertaining Chat With Dr J Charles Barrison At Opera House
A Globe Trotter profile of Dr J Charles Barrison, noted world traveler and lecturer, who will present the first of his lectures at the Opera House tonight. The interview sketches his views of Rome and a vivid Papal audience, procession, and mass witnessed during his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
J. Charles Barrison
Whivel Ing
Rome
San Francisco Chronicle
Pops
Leo
St. Peters
Vision and crime across distant shores and mine murder
An interview recounts travels to the Samoan Islands New Zealand and Australia describing natives Maori cannibals and trackers while noting a leprosy patient and Father Damien’s work. Separately a Pennsylvania mining executive Daniel Van Yengling was stabbed to death in Mexico by three discharged Mexican workers. fourteen suspects detained as investigations continue.
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Trousseau
Molokai
Damian
Samoan Islands
New Zealand
Tarracargill
South Pole
Australia
Pennsylvania
Pitrspine
Daniel van Yengling
Pittsburg
Clarion
van Yengling
Guggenheim Mining Company
Montery City
Mexico
William
Davis
Not at all comforting President Barrillas Threatened
Reports from Guatemala indicate escalating political unrest in Guatemala with daily death threats directed at President Barrillas. He warned he would expel Salvadorans seeking refuge in Guatemala once conspiracies against a friendly government are proven. Mexico weighs a neutrality request and considers action if asked.
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Denestic
Guatemala
Tel
Illinois Ten to Washington to Back Springer for Speaker
The Ten Democratic Senators of the Illinois General Assembly, famed for backing Gen Palmer, announce they will leave for Washington on December 1 to support William M Springer of Ulhots in his bid for Speaker. Speaker Crafts praises Springer as courteous and capable, saying Illinois deserves credit for Palmer’s loyalty and aims to aid Springfield’s election.
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Washington
Curcaco
Ilinois General Assembly
Gen. Palmer
Wm. M. Springer
Ulhots
Crafts
Illinois
Springer
Linois
Old Soldier Cured by Washington W Doctor CuriconA
Former Regular Army member recounts poor relief from Saeties Base and Sarsaparina before visiting a Washington clinic. He buys Curicons and Orricums Resour fus for his newborn, claiming the products helped his baby and himself. The note is sent from No 6 Penns Ave NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penns. Ave
Washlegton, D.C
William Smaltz and North River Militia Item
A fragment reports William Smaltz of North River Militia in West Fa describing illness with severe boils and a failed treatment effort. The text references Conctna ey Sad ore sass and a recommendation, but details are unclear due to damaged source material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smaltz
North River
Mili
W. Fa
Cuticura Resolvent and Pastes Claim Purity
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Resolvent and pastes as remedies that cleanse the blood of impurities and polishes the skin. It markets a remedy for ailments described as cursive, boasting benefits to health and complexion with references to various products and their purported effects.
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Amor
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Mondsvilee
Arts
Lexwxeros
World OF Sport
Pailere
Joe Wriddy
Lehman
Dempsey
Brooklyn
Jimmy Larkins
New Jersey
Sam McCarthy
Larkins
George Lablanche
Richard K. Fox
Odger
Utah
England
Jack O'Brien
National Club
la Blanche
Fox
Lavigne
Soto
Geo. Soto
Geo. Lavigne
Pacific Athletic Club
Paxson
Edwards
Raw
Amon Paxson
Robert Edwards
McConnaughy
Bridgeport
Teemer
Hosmer
O'Connor
Hanna
Knap McCarthy
D. D. Withers
Knap
Guttenburg
McCarthy
Hamilton
Kingston
Canada
Hal Pointer
Janson
British Columbia
Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Ea. Greta
Woo
George Taft
Yvirginia Hottora
Tens
Virginia Press Association
Bristol
Tenn
Texas
Iron Mountain Road
Vienna
Count Kalnoky
Baron Falk
Guard de Nobels
Patna
Drs. Copeland and Bell
Win. Maver
and & Bell
Main Street
DRS
Copeland & Bell
Wheeling W. Va
Alfred Dimmage
Chapline ST
W. VA
Deslers Orst
Stampe
Matt
JAS, & Kirk & CO
Chicago
Fannie J. Hughes
Thomas Hughes
Thomas Hinghen
Obie
West Virginia
Bes Moghes
Thomas Heghes
Snfani
Tig
Maryland
Fannie J. Bug
Thomas Augh
Hexar M. Reese
Wheating
John Friedel S
Keston
Irow
United States
Veyelbuilders
Thomas M
Ha Ousny
Diate
Chivwl
Said
Chetoher
Gurafsie Court House
Menue
Philpott
Hine Poulbe East Corser Market
Pratioonth Streets
Bela Hy
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