Shovel Works Expansion Amid Steel and Glass Industry Upswing
In Wheeling area reports show rail traffic up and most factories running full time. Old plants undergo repairs and new equipment installs as shovel works and glass factories resume or begin operations. Labor news notes varied union activity, plant shutdowns, and anticipated reopenings across East Liverpool, Martins Ferry, Belton, and nearby towns as the regional industrial revival continues.
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Wheeling
Milia
Force of Wen
Silverside
Asip
Twenty-fourth Street
Pistebu
Exarminad
Hivervide
Crystal Glase
Union Glass
Martin’s Perry
Beieire
National Brotherhood of
East Liverpool
Albert S. Hughes
Charles McCauley
Sachuel Bardiey
Laelia Com
Belmont Alll
Bridgeport Bottle Works
Benwood
Banat Liverpool
Nfec
Mrilfians
Tom McKeesport Company
Barry Parto
North Wheeling Glass Works
Masonic Lodge Work And Eastern Star Notes In Wheeling
McDaniel Lodge of Perfection advanced three candidates from fifth to thirteenth degree. Nelson Lodge conferred fellow craft, while Bates Lodge planned further work and a fourteenth degree. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine announce a desert caravan trip in Wheeling. Eastern Star plans new Pennsylvania Grand Chapter, with West Virginia hoped. Royal Arcanum and related groups stage events at the Opera House. Cornell Council reports rapid growth and upcoming Thanksgivings services.
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McDaniel Lodge of Perfection
Nelson Lodge
Darrah
Coss
P. Wood
Wheeling Commandery No
Bates Lodge
Lanet
Schono
Wal Oe
Mystic Shrine
Wheeling
Ume
Lewis Jones
Ohio Lodge
Wheeling Union
Wheeling Commandry
Eastern Star
Kanna
Tts
United States
Pennsylvania
Serapton
West Virginia
Wheeling Council
Royal Arcanum
Lave
Opera House
Gev. W. Atkins
OC. W. Hazzard
Pittsburg
Gaguiey
Dr. Petrie
C. B. Reed
Geo
Peabody
Will C. Brown
Island Council Meeting Notes and Thanksgiving Plan
Island Connect No. 4 of the United American Mechanics reports a 100 member strong council with solid finances. The group met at K. G. EB Mall, discussed the insurance department, and invited members to attend a Thanksgiving sermon at the First Baptist Church after a 9:30 AM march led by Old Glory.
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John A. Laran Cornell
Vey
The
Baptist Church
Island Connect! No
Order United American Mechanics
K. G. E B. Mall
New Business
United Concil
First Baptist Church
Island Council
Hibbard’s
Old Glory
Brother Irey
Clinton Woodbury Insured Twice Before Death in Deering
Clinton Woodbury of Deering died recently after financial troubles tied to a mowing machine venture. He took out two life insurance policies for 50000 each with Mutual Life and New York Life, with heavy creditors sharing the premiums. If honored, his widow may receive a large sum after debts are paid. A stomach substance was found to contain probable prussic acid, prompting inquiries by insurers. Investigations focus on possible suicide. insurers have not released full policy details.
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Wisconsin
New Haven
Chicago
Pearl Barton
Indian Board of Charities
Texas
Lone ‘Star
St Louis Tobacco Company
New York
Toronto
Plymouth Ind
Marchante
Central
Brooklyn
Detroit
Buffalo
Kerman
Zealand K
Texas Grocers’ Association
Dilla Willates
William H. Saywoed
Haston
National Association of Holders
Clinton Woodbury
Sat’ Ib
Bostox
Mass
Clipton Woodbury
Deering
Mutual Life
New York Life
Robinson
Brunswick
Woodbury
Controversy Rages Over Pastor Holliday at First Presbyterian
In Zanesville the First Presbyterian Church faces a bitter fight as Rev. J. C. Holliday resists resignation amid a deeply split session. Supporters say 70 plus percent back him. opponents, led by W. J. Massey, accuse him of tyranny and call for a congregational vote. A new petition and court of Presbytery may follow, while the Young People’s Society defends the pastor and denounces the opposition.
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Zanesville
Nove
First Presbyterian Church
J. C. Holliday
Register
W. J. Massey
Holliday
Mr. Holliday
Hos
W. R. Matthews
Stewart Speer
Beatston
Massey
Yew People’s Society of the Church
Blacht
Ter
Teta
Wool Dress Goods Marked Down in Anticipation of Price Cut
The firm of 4 Geo. R. Taylor announces on November 21 that all foreign and domestic wool dress goods are marked to prices aligning with the January reduction. A large, well arranged stock invites viewing, and quotations are offered to all, whether purchasing or not.
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United States Glee Company
Agua
Genpkers
Viplon
Ann
Enay
Con
Liv
Martie’s Ferry
Ory
Vsonville Sanitary
Werpont Norco
Ornerar
LaBua M
Kars
London
Nashville
Seaule
Boston
Hartford
Malptera
Brooklyn Trolley
St Louis
Germany
Alabama
St. Louis
Giors Masone
New Zealand
Jerusalem
Constantinople
New Orleans
Maryville
Milwaukee
Flandsboro Misa
Tialf
Durano
Louleviie
Minnesota
Hrooklya
Union Me
Monson Masa
Louteville Conpers
Denver
Wyer
Pawtucket
Daytona
Thames River
Mazers
Norfolk Pavy Yard
Navy Department
Norfolk
Engineering and Mining Journal
Royal atoaNnuay
Ladies OF the
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James A. Garfield
G. A. Ek Hall
Main Street
Villa H. Marp
White Plains
Brown
Red Dane
A. Mm
Lecret Safety Department
Sunday
Wilup
Winvet
Assusala
Ain
Saeerin
Eamelig
Gary
Fabind
Spook
Jyrek
Qope
Ataud
Damon
Axa
Cuantestox
W. V
Secretary of State
Sugar Creek, Pack’s Branch
Paint Creek
Sugar Creek
Fayette County
Onoloup
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Paint
Saghpfiguel
Richard A. Proctor
R Taylor
Geo. R. Taylor
Minneapolis
Anaska
Execrme
Woo Seat
Buack Marres
Merino Underwear
Jaeger
Dr. Jaeger
Market Street
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