Industrial revival hints in Wheeling steel trade
In Wheeling the iron and steel sector shows tentative improvement as inquiries for work rise and production resumes at plants like Hiwa-Standard, Cox & Company, and Riverside Works. Labor unrest eases slowly with more than a thousand workers employed, while contractors report new orders and fuller activity across multiple departments and mills.
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United States
Seatop
Varinaa
Washington
Macy
Busin & Band
Ul Ube
Eiagdpame of
Orgmpizstions
Twentyninth Street
Goa
Schenk's Park
Wilson & Chapmas
Bellriders
Barton's Station
Smarket Street
Riverside Tron Works
Holix & Finding
Abbie Gardner
Folyidere Soldisinn
Aow
Market Street
W. B. Simpson
Thos. Carr
Warwick Chins Company
Carr
Throne Holiday
Edgington's Lane
Wiliam Elewnnoeh
Kargas Ros & Mitzner
Alphonsus Orphan's Howe
le Furnlating
Conserial
Kebimr
Ohio Valley Chine Company
Eons Wien
King Loyea
Morrison
Chaw
Wherline Wollar Works
Oulelde
Ebat
Witteburg
Honwood
Saale
Auspinus
Lower
Lenwood
Whitaker
Mises Haselrina
Ohio
Wes Moe
Joseph Hell
Munete
Fred Brandfoss
Newport
Redman & Co
North Wheeling
Main
Henderson Addition
Wheeling
Barnum
B. H. D. Willis
Monongah Coal Company
Sheet Mile
Bar Department
Spears & Riddle
Warwick Caton Company
North
Howard Bropceman
Wheellog Bakery
Camron
M. E
Felix Westwood
Westwoods Brick Yard
Edward C. Dion
Whealing Bakery
Flint Glass Workers
Rivaraide Glass Works
Wellsburg
Arbune
Rteymaon
Tos
Kasley & Son
Bellaira Steel Works
Dusaldson Carriage Works
Schmalbach's
Flaccus Bros
Fistic Predictions From Bon Fitzsimmons on Mitchell Corbett Jackson
Bon Fitzsimmons argues in favor of Corbett over Mitchell, cites records, physique, and fighting styles, and predicts Corbett will outlast and outpoint Mitchell. He claims Mitchell lacks stamina and will face a tougher challenge from Corbett, while praising Jackson as the best heavyweight. He discusses rules, conditions, and potential matchups with emphasis on technique and endurance.
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Cornet
Yefaah Mitchell
Hell
Mitchall-Corbett
Corbett
Mitchall J
Jackson
Mitchell
Sullivan
Hlu
Jack Burke
England
Pritchard
Burke
Jim Hail
Lake
Joel Choynski
Jake Kilramn
Domiulex McCaffrey
Mitctweil
Peter Jackson
J Mitchol Axhts
Marquis of Queensberry
London
Queensverry
Coney Island
France
John T
Rale
Queensberry
Paddy Slavin
Joe Goddard
Goddard
Cheyneks
Corbet
Conta
New Orleans
Maher
Mike Cleary
Cleary
Clear
John L. Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
Myself
Bon Fitzsraons
Domino the two year old tops 1893 racing season
New York October 21. The year ends with Domino the dominant two year old, unbeaten and earning over 172000 in stakes. Ives pool law restricts wagering until May 1894, affecting public interest and race purses. Bookmakers note a shift from grand seasons to more accessible, lower-cost diversions as promotions improve post season.
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New York
Morris Park
Empire State
Dwyer- Croker
Domino
His Highness
Tremont
Himyar
Manole iI
Dobbins
James B
Forhall
P. Keere
Brookn Jockey Club
Figaro
Patrician
Morr Parr
Domino Wins Futurity by Narrow Margin in Track Tale
In a vivid summary of late 19th century racing, Domino edges Dobbins in a Futurity showdown at Morris Park after a series of strong performances. Dobbins, Senator Grady, and other stalwarts like Hornpipe, Hyderabad, and Sir Walter are profiled with earnings, weights, and notable stakes across Brooklyn, Monmouth, and Coney Island meets, painting a competitive season.
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Galileo
Dobbins
Domino
Morris Park
Dodhins
Senator Gray
Fleota Coltas Domino
Halton
Bowers
Declare
Harlingham
Bartow
Melody
Biss Lilly
Coney Island
Hyderabad
Monmouth
Jack of Hearts
Seabright
Hornpipe
Sam Lucas
Saratoga
Brooklyn
Algeria
Sir Excess
Ile Han
Senator Grady
Dobbina
Thora
Ben
Iroquois
Marcus Daly
Montana
Matt Bynes
Shoopshead
Red Cross
Pauline
King
Elizabeth
Salvator Club
Byrnes
Grady
Long Island
Slong
Jockey ' Board
Henry of
Navarre
Moeury of
Peter the Great
Finderabad
Mr. Pickwick-Round Dance
Keenes
Sheepshead Bay
Serond
Hurlingham
Billy Lake
Land
Byron McClelland
Henry of Navarre
Knight of Eberslie
Moss Rose
Sheepshead
Filmation Sed Gallice
Fair Pouersters
Figaro
Galilee
Rightmare
Kentigeria
Heldamere
Flirtation
Potentate
Dr. Street
the Bard
Sir Walter Cas
Tammany
Lamplighter
Sleipner
Sirocco
Sunbeam
Daily America
Sir Walter
Sesson
Tails
St. Leonards
Snapper Garrison
St Leonards
Doggets
Herald
Remapu
Gideon & Daly Collection
Winfred
Spud
Fort Hamilton
Bowling Brook
Sheepehead
Gienmoyne
Ajax
Colonel Roppert
Comanche
Charister
Heasetlaw
Rainbow
Sir Francis
Doc Alonzo
Chattanooga
Glenmoyne
Actos
Fonco Eva S
Columbus
Great Western
Woodland
Kentucky
Banquet
Manhattan
Wordham
Lowlander
Diablo
Charade
Dy, Hasbrouck
Lakeland
Brook
Lamphabter
Gut Re
Stonewell
Receland
Kingston
Monarch
Wah Jim
the Pepper
Sito
Bargain Bulletin Offers Odds and Ends at Local Sale
A garbled bargain list from Mal Whe in and Tenth Streets features assorted items including buttons, pins, combs, handkerchiefs, hair care supplies, tableware, and household goods. The loaf of mixed merchandise reflects a chaotic clearance sale with numerous mis-spellings and stray product names. Prices appear low, aiming to clear stock quickly. It hints at a local market scene with various vendors and a festive procession context.
Ten Cent Articles Desens Mirra Sing Bow of Pecan
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 10 cent item about Mirra and Desens with phrases about pecan oil and a wake. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear event dates or locations but hints at a brief cultural or literary snippet.
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Mirra
Clothing sale offers limited men and boys pants
A garbled notice advertises clothing items including men’s pants and boys’ pants at unspecified prices. The readable fragments show sale language but lack concrete details such as brands, sizes, or exact prices. The legible portion emphasizes price as unavailable.
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Masagirs
Thomas Davidsen
Wheating and
LaBelle
Parr
Bonwood
Martin's Berry
Thas
Wacker
Hood
Bob Fitassimons
Corsipt
Tore Stars
Sir Walter—io
Rudolph Leada
Scott
Eling
W. Val
Twa
Bestwes
Caius
Riaiayed Iippard
Cate Terwitt
Colguas
Vale of
Ken
Waich Cenally Salle Oh
E. BG. Potts
Han End
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