The Telephone Exchange and Its Busy Operators
A historical account describes the daily life at a telephone exchange, detailing operators, their workload, and the social demands placed upon them. It explains the evolution from 1551 to modern facilities, the number of operators in various towns, and the sheer volume of calls, illustrating how central workers balance efficiency with public expectations.
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Ming
Abe
Ex Governor Bot Taylor to Speak in City October 14
Political notes report ex Governor Bot Taylor of Tennessee scheduled to speak in an opera house October 14. A Democratic meeting at City Hall featured James Harrett and T. J. Riley discussing campaign issues and the new election law. Junior clubs, uniforms, and speeches by Capt. B B Dovener and others are noted as campaign activities continue across districts.
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Bot” Taylor
Tennessee
Grovernor Taylor
Honwood
James Harrett
Riley
Beowood
Dem Dems to hear Jons Howano at Bishop's Hall
Betwent County Fair notes fine exhibits at St Clairs ville on 27th 28th 29th. Hon Jons Howano to address Fourth ward Democrats next Thursday at Bishop's hall. Various local incidents reported include arrests streetcar wire pole collapse and water board adjournment.
Movements of Local People Mentioned in Chicago Visit Notes
A long list of individuals visiting or staying in the area is noted, including Prof. J. White of Mor gintown, Miss Eliza Nichols from the South Side visiting Chicago, Major Loring hosted by the Nave family in Bethany, Miss Jenole Brues of Chicago visiting East End friends, and numerous others returning from trips to Cincinnati, Washington, Chicago, Pittsburg, and New Haven. The notices also mention a fishing club ball event at Bishop's Hall and several residents hosting or visiting relatives across towns like Columbus, Ottawa, and Huntington.
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Wixpsox
J. ©. White
Morgintown
J. HL. Hall
Fairmont
Eliza Nichols
South Side
Chicago
H. Haller
Cincinnati
Major Loring
Mra. Nave
Bethany
Jenole Brues
East End
Charles Scook
Columba
B. B. Dovenor
Washington
Will Caldwell
New Haven
John Holt
Fifteenth Street
Pittsburg
Tom Stewart
Anna
Fred W. Seymour
Elia Obermann
South Main Street
Bellaire
Pao-Handle Road
Lila Quirk
Ottawa
Canada
Lizsie Kuglen
North Seveoth Street
D. E. Hughes
Winoos
N. J
Geree Wadswort
F.C. Willama
Eighth Ward
Alozacder
Local Social Notes From Parkersburg and Vicinity
Miss Bird Evanson and Mrs. Steve Evanson of Columbus City Ind visit Miss Lizzie Kuglen in North Seventh street. Mrs. Hall and daughters Virginia and Ruby return from Washington. Prof. Charles Killmeyer in New York. family to stay several weeks. Mrs. Harry Work and daughter to Sistersville W Va to occupy new residence. Jos Baird and Miss Mary Lynch married at Bridgeport September 7 by Rev. Weigand. Mrs. C B Hart hosts a course dinner at Fort Henry Club. T S Riley Esq of Wheeling attends fellows meeting and is Democratic candidate for Attorney General. Miss Annie Lynch returns from Oakland Md. Numerous social visitors and guests of W A Wilson on North Main street. editor in chief J Martin of Brookfield Gazette among travelers en route home from G A R reunion. Various regional residents listed as visiting or traveling.
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Bird Evanson
Steve and Evanson
Columbus City
Ind
Lizzie Kuglen
North Seventh Street
Hall
Virginia
Ruby
South Side
Washington, D. C
Charles Killmeyer
New York
Harry Work
Sistersville
W. Va
Jos. Baird
Mary Lynch
Bridgeport
Weigand
C. B. Hart
Fort Henry Club
T. S. Riley
Wheeling
Parkersburg Journal
Annie Lynch
South Market Street
Oakland
McLure
J. K. Davis
Mancington
BE. J. Beebe
C. G. Hawke
Fairmont
C. A. Haines
Moundsville
George DuBois
Manhh
Eirza Ainsley
Kankakee
Ill
T. W. Bliss
Twelfth Street
Washington City
Breaton
J. S. Pierpont
Elocution Recital At Y M C A Promotes Local Talent
An entertainment at the Young Men s Christian Association building features Frank W Nesbitt and Charles B Brilles, noted elocutionists, with piano by Mrs Boedtker-Naeser and vocal selections by Marie Reed. Admission is twenty five cents. Police roundup reports a series of raids on Eoff street venues ending with twenty five arrests. A Runaway Accident injures Elizabeth Dickey and daughter Mary but leaves them mostly unhurt.
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Oreman
Young Men's Christian Association
Frank W. Nesbitt
Charles 8. Brilles
Wooster
Ohio
Nesbitt
Brilles
Irving
Annie Randall
Ll Fame
Tenth Street
West
Herbert
Lukens
Ella Miller
Joseph Dixon
Conrad
Jennie Lee
Eoff Street
Carney
Daum
Desmond
Georgie Frank
Bessie Lewis
Pat Duffy
Devlin
Tve
Elizabeth Dickey
Mary
Elm Grove
Cornice Collapse Damages Webster District School
Friday morning about thirty feet of the cornice of the Webster district school building fell with a loud crash. No one was injured. Damage to the contractors runs about $100. The accident was caused by a slight delay in work and the cornice not being secured.
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New Webster
NOTES OF THE RIVER HOSTS AND BOATMEN ALONG OHIO
News notes from the Ohio river steamers. Tacoma reaches Point Pleasant for repairs tied to Cincinnati dockers strike with workers heading to St Louis. Jolly Brothers operates Brownsville to Charlero trade. Night landing shows 18 inches of water in channel. Warrantows note mentions a Plano ad. Garfield and Lee Van Arnem brothers, ages 11 and 15, visit relative when younger shoots older, older returns fire, both drown in Bisek river after leaving a note. bodies recovered.
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Ohio
Tacoma
Point Pleasant
W. V
Cincinnati
St Louis
Jolly Brothers
Brownsville
Charlero
Warratows
N. Y
Garfield
Lee van Arnem
Bisek
Register Ads and Exposition Excursion Tickets
Excursion tickets from Wheeling to Pittsburg offered by B and O R R from September 7 to October 22 at reduced round trip rates. Includes one admission to the Exposition with return allowed two days after sale. Friday sales return until Monday. Gov McKinley to speak at Republican Meeting in Washington PA September 28. Tickets $1 round trip. Trains depart Wheeling 6:10 and 7:20 am. return from Washington 5:25 and 9:00 pm.
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Wheeling
Pittsburg
Washington
Married Moore Belleville Sunday in September
A wedding occurred at the residence with Rev L B Winters officiating. Attending were Mr Buxma, E Moone and Miss Basarg BALUEVIttE of Tin's Ferry.
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Moore-Belleville
Martin's Furry
L B Winters
Bis
Buxma
E Moone
Basarg Baluevitte
Tin's Ferry
Changeable Silks and Dress Silks at New Store
The ad notes changeable silk velvets and Chrystal Bengaline dress silks in various colors with stippled effects and two toned trims. It mentions a motor service to the Main or Market street location near Eleventh street, highlighting their lead in cloaks and a new store opening.
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Eleventh Street
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