Flood Sufferers Aid Pushed by Miss Bindley in New York
Miss Bindley, famed actress, organized relief for flood sufferers after the 1334 disaster. She subscribed funds while in New York and sent the collection to Jobestown, Pa, with her troupe aiding the cause. The Grand's manager praised local reception and the show drew crowded houses despite aftermath.
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Squihette
Bindley
Miss Bindley
New York
Pany
Jobestown
Mow Hinding
Innstown
Bedes
Woolley
Legion
Miss Brodlay
Secret Societies and Masonry Happenings Across Town
A Wheeling Union Chapter No 1 convocation notes aspirants climbing moral ladders. Reports from Bethany Wellsburg and Powhatan lodges show Masonry growing, with visits, work on degrees, and Outing at Alpha Lodge No 4. Rebekah lodge members meet. upcoming third degree at Franklin Today No 3. Also mentions fairgrounds, gambling devices, and excursion rail fares from Wheeling to Pittsburgh and Washington.
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Wheeling Union
Bethany
Ohio
North Carolina
California
New Matthenville
Trother
Robert McEldowney
Wetzel
Masonic Lodge of
Powhatan
Ohio Lodge No 1
Wheeling Brethren
Franklin
Wildey Lodge
Rebekah
United Lodge No
Benwood
Ins
Baseball Controversy and Standings Across the League
The column notes Chicago’s slipping in the standings behind Boston by four games, New York’s recent losses to Pittsburgh, and shifting positions as Philadelphia remains steady. It mentions proposed returns of the Association to the fold, alleged maneuvers by magnates, and upcoming interchanges. Also included are remarks from Mark Baldwin on umpire quality, Boston’s continued stance, and various boxing and racing updates, with a focus on notable clubs, players, and upcoming bouts and matches.
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Chicagos
Boston
New Yorks
Pittsburgs
Philadelphia
New York
von der Ahe
von der Horst
Nblic
Boston Reds
Columbus
Vinu
McLaughlin
Washington
Comiskey
McQuade
Sop
Estee Roes
Pittabure
Miller
Omaha
Radford
Zimmer
Chicago Evening Post
Colts
Giants
Chicago
Capt. Anson
Window Glass Wage Pact Reached as Industry Eyes Resump tion
In the workshops around Wheel ing and Vicinity minor events were noted but the week mainly focused on finalizing a wage agreement between manufacturers and window glass workers. The deal keeps last year’s wages with minor changes and new rules for blowing and assembly. Firms and unions foresee a mid October restart, with some districts to adjust pay scales this week. The Riverside Iron and Steel Works continues solidly, backing prospects for ongoing activity in the local industry.
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New Martinsville
New Martinsville Fair
Wheeling
L. A
Bellaire
Gratitude to Doctors Copeland and Bell at Wheeling
A reader from Martin's Ferry or near Wheeling reports relief from throat and eye nose ear conditions after medical treatment by Doctors Copeland and Bell. The note endorses their methods as pleasant and effective and urges others with such ailments to consult them. They practice at 181 Main Street, Wheeling West Virginia, with hours listed including Sundays.
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W. T. Duncan
Martin's Ferry
Omo
News Place
Cor
First
Hanover Sthee's
Dra. Co
St Bell
Tosm
Copeland & Bell
Copeland &Bell
Main Street
Wheeling
Industrious Wheeling mills run full despite heat
Multiple plants including Bell weld department, Standard mill, Buckeye Glass, and Wheeling Steel report near nonstop operation. Steel and glass factories resume, with new fly wheel and furnace upgrades in progress. Pay days occur at several sites as crews push for maximum capacity amid repairs and idling sectors.
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Bell Weld
Buckeye Glass
Benwood Iron Works
Harry Hocking
Bridgeport
Standard Mill
Wheeling Steel
Belvnire Steel Works
Standard
Hobbs
Central Glass
United States Glass Company
Central and
la Belle
Crescent Mills
Batmont Company
Sweeney's
Arolla Sheet
Etna
Henry Eppelman
Attawa, NL
Bell ‘Battle Works
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Reilly
Wag
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Father
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Munkard
Sane Ag
Troth
Plankard
Koys
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Tedlaiteep
Thas Lown
Wiese
Sawalo
Mme. Neuville
DU Gere
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Scone
Miss Parcel
Maud Granger
Miss Ranger
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Lynwood
Loew
Maud
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Parla
Wilfl
Crane
Harry Beckett
Sol Case
le Knight
Daw
Willia Edouin
James 8
Mafit
Harry Hunter
A Win
James T. Powers
Lillian Russell
Annie Pixley
Pauline Hall
Laura Joyce Bell
Pay Templeton
Allee Harrison
Sadie Martinat
Franks Kemble
Marion Elmore
Eilat
Emma
Jennie Weathersby
Venle Clancey
Alice Atherton
Ansie Montague
Lena Marville
Anns Boyd
Lowris Searle
Lizzie Webster
Trene Vorous
Rabel
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Shenandoah
Feroclis
E. J. Henley
Pallimors
Robert Planquette
Theresa
America
Frisco
M. B. Curtis
Henry Irving
Mr. Lawrence
Haaving
John Lawrence Toots
Robert Mantell
Mr. Mantell
the Secret Societies
Alpha Lodge Lodge No. 4
Iemday
Pitsburg
Washinton
Sporting World
Bostow
Gossi
Mark Baldwin
Byrne
Brooklyn
Fintona 3
Granite Club
Benny” Murphy
Geo. Dixon
Jare Dann
Rob McAuliffe
Gibbons
McAuliffe
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Palero
Mr. Tompkins
Allerton Nelson
Nancy Hanks
Lucky
Queen City Driving Club
Gen
Aren
Kelle Meade Farh
Willard
Slosson
Schaefer
New York City
Seale
Vicinity
Riverside Iron and Steel Works
Sam Prancice Chronicle
Foreland
Coan
Kearney Street
San Francisco
Buffalo
Niagara
BR. BR
Niagara Falls
Charles H. Behler
George Smith
P. Guriff
Transportation Committee
BL &C
Ching, Glass and
Queer
John Friedel
al &E
Market & Twenty-second Streets
J. W. Blatchley
Cotelephone
W. W
Frew & Bertschy
Lo W. H. Hoosen & Co
West Broadway
Sears
Guara
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Jou’ Pelo
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