Wheeling commerce chiefs urge American trade tour
City Chamber of Commerce members advocate a trip by delegates to observe American industries. They push for a mission to review mail mills blast furnaces and other major plants, arguing the visit would boost Wheeling and its firms and secure local advertising. The plan includes a committee and press delegation to accompany the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tog Huey
Ail Lee
Ulane
Pittsburg
Bey Phinid
United States
Chamber of Cocmeroe
Americas
Salimite
Lea
Stranaere
Dew Pollack
Bethany
Vabbye
Sara Cecil Han
Covington
Fidence
Mes
Fawnle Brady
Bolti
Tome Bo
Mor Aul Mis
Williama Figre
Missouri
A.T. Qestor
Pittebengh
Kimereoarg
I's
Metra
Harry Work
Tom Wolvington
South
Sion
P. T. Meena
Canes Clevenal
Ivee
T. F. Howand
Mollie
East End
Mia
John Genter
Petaharg
Mollie Young
South Side
Saphion
Woohogian
Mailim
Mies Addie Beown
Prick Peterman
Mike Licuse
Heartutare
Homers Delaware
Mina Della Haymond
Nannie Sheets
Kate Woiite
Pittehargh
Mey
W. D. McMechen
Lintin Monercken
Millia Gertner
Lucy Luc
Tee
Sami Hoone
Mra
J. Horne
Mi Maguie Santos Chloe
Ber Etines
McCalbech
Ger
Jander
Wet
Unie
May Arthur
Middlecarme
West Wai
Hsewty
Mow
Reed
Cleveland
Mise Reed
A. J
Alfred Friider
Vwlaeten Spal
Ardenniles
Men and Women of Note in the Community
A fragmented local notice highlights ex-Governor Alvenn H Cornell’s health and public appearances. It mentions figures such as Latini and Governor Pierce, and notes political and civic activity while describing the neighborhood social scene and daily life observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvenn H Cornell
Imlieven
Walutia
Lawam—Hon
Latini
Ascopte
United States
Sapeem
Fae
Lee—Siovernor
Yeyoun
Hashile
Fashions of English Women Poorly Dressed Says Paris Expert
A Paris fashion adviser asserts English women appear dowdy in public, contrasting with Parisian elegance. He notes American and French women mix colors well, wear jewelry modestly, and favor stylish draping, while English attire is described as ill coordinated and outdated.
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Wrecadilly
Pall Mall
Hyde Park
Enrique
Paria
Mort Talgar
Louvre
United States
England
Germany
Wellen
Dee
New York
San Francisco
Keown
London
Tesches Berlin
Vienne
Globe
Loundan
Wee Lyrao
Dresameaker
Frouvik Evierg
Prince of Wales
Loansdon
Prince
Amélinat Landan
Epsom Downs
Goodrich
Ascot
Hyile Park
Walew Ik
Andres
Dom
Trane
America
Jawell
Hegent
Oxford Streets
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Regent Street
Lonton
Barnan
Tasmon
Goa
Raschbery
Paris
Enormons
Fashion and Fashion World Across Oceans Based on Paris
A reported observer laments English and American dress sense with Paris as standard, noting American and English styles, tailors, and gloves praised and mocked. He skewers London fitters, praises Paris sartorial labors, and contrasts French, English, and American wardrobes and manners.
Great Wastes Spreads Across Deserts of World
A survey notes vast deserts including the Sahara and Gobi, detailing lengths, elevations, and sparse life. It cites desolate tracts in Persia and Americas, with water scarcity, extreme temperatures, and minimal vegetation. Includes figures on area, depth, and notable sand and rock expanses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Square
Opry
Sahara Desert
Joseph F. James
Erin Hi
Gobe
Anx Trlin
Persia
Dewert
America
Perm
Pacific
United States
Fraternal Matters and Ancient Order of United Workmen Notes
Article reviews the Ancient Order of United Workmen founded in 1868, its lodge system, fixed benefits, and separate beneficiary jurisdictions. It chronicles membership costs, death benefits of $2000, and the order’s democratic government. Also reports local lodge activities, ceremonies, and upcoming Grand Lodge meeting in Virginia with notes on recent initiations and entertainments for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United Workmen
Hugh Doherty
Massachusetts
Meadville
John J. Upehareh
Soch
Anian
Canada
Bret Binah
Grand Lodge
Jones
Mwwe‘cinsetta
Eva Patigans
New England
Lea
Odd Fellows
Nola Lodge
Franklin Lodge
Meady
LUFP
Virginia
Nis
Masonry Moral Teachings and Condemnation in Lodge Verse
Fragmentary sermon likely from a tyed Masonry text urges daily prayer, moral duty, and temperance. It condemns hypocrisy among craft members, warns against sexual and moral laxity, and stresses that true virtue lies in penitence, self-control, and faithful observance within the lodge.
Odd Kesenguaue Themed Suppers Stir Rural Picnic
An account of a rustic event where neighbors gather for an outdoor cooking and eating contest featuring soups and vegetables. Describes improvised cooking methods, large kettles, and lively social interactions as participants prepare meals and share in a communal feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taekaon
Hepherdatewa
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Wheeling Register West Vn
Inia A Ting Co
Ieee
Otto
Cron
Maeeirees
Ug Proplers
Peery
Rstlllny
Puede
Andrei
Adee
Vie Retell Sandhante
Umfer
Ferns
Rene
Ollie Primbaile
Shipem
el Rertmarineee
Pavel
Németi
Finn
Mack
Yealgnlay
Gery Brant
Martivabet
Sonal
Ian Toot
Roing
Walter I. Williaa
Carmel
Suilbere
Boveekeepfog
North Main Street
Mattie Thoratem
Ivanewree Hotel
Lomteville
Laowerk Witendine
Basinene
Tom Mylfait
Vielitugfrvode
Ieli Thurning
Temanet
Tepip
Motokerjer
Clyveland
Faghl
Cyweland
Charles Prager
Nelli
Xfonsiel Voeit
Telalleen
Mhiladripete
Winmary
Mra Liew
Williams
Joha
Eli Hal
Pourteenth Street
Fort Sidney
NaSemaka
Walter
Fashion
Dreas
Rey
Earl
Ycotland
Lamiton
Earl of Galloway
Prand
Alan Plantaganet Stewart
Jordn Oy
Baron Stewart of
Gasnon
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Upper
Grosvenor Street
Garhiextown
Camladen
Greentroxt
Bargrennen
Qarlton
St Stephen's
Harlingbarm
Marquis
Silisbury
Dumfries
Tentia
Soblemes
Aver
Oman
Presley Bo
Wwe
Man
Rofuniok
Revel
Ancient Order OF United Workmen
Booer
Dober
Cyrene
Ocdere
Red Cross Temple
Maoner
Thin City
Washington City
Ohio Lodge
Bates Lodge
Nelson Lodge No
Knights OF Honor
Alpha Lodge
Peer
Sinter
J. W. Blatchley's
Corner Market
Twenty Second Streets
Pan
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