Fragments on labor strife and political shifts in 19th century era
Fragmentary OCR notes describe labor unrest and public reaction, referencing strikes at Martin's Ferry and the broader impact on wages, commerce, and law. Mentions P. Plows and political party dynamics, with commentary on constitutional processes and public sentiment amid unrest.
Unclear OCR sports chatter on pennant race outcomes
Fragmentary bulletin discusses home teams and rivals in a pennant race with scattered team names and positions. Mentions Baltimores, Philadelphia, Mets, and Cubs in a mixed, garbled context, with unclear standings and late season implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyanus
Louisville, Beasklyns and
Athleticn
Anvil
al Ape
Mets
Baltimores
Baseball Notes Highlight Turbulent Pro Season
Numerous clubs face payroll rumors with Providence amid turmoil and New York projecting dominance. Players like Hayes, Exerbrook, and Healey are noted along with management disputes and league realignment talks. Buffalo, Richmond, and Buffalo dreams surface as teams pursue future leagues and grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hecke
Rematy
Maya
Beal
Cuehicanie
Metropolitans
Philadelphia
Mutyoy
Farrar
Detroit
Watkins
New York World
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Virginia
Richmond
New York
Tommy Exerbrook
Dock Kennedy
Rona
Healey
St. Louis
Sayateis
Fouts
van der Ahe
Providence Managera
New England
Unril
Meriden
Cichs
Harvard
Mersets
Citizane
Buffalo Langer
Philadelphia and Athletic Clubs
Gratzeme
Athlete Grounds
Teyday
Recreation Park
Ihaf Recreation
Snasher
Boston
Chi ‘Cinda
Ciati
Small Town News Roundup From Grant District Area
The court week sees the More vs Fox suit and testimony days while county teachers count about twenty-five in attendance. Local officials note school openings, town visits, and fall purchases as residents attend events and meetings. A wedding rumor, social gatherings, and a deputy collector return mark the week in this patch of county life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banany
Grant
Ishia
Hasking
Mersia
Williams and
Rowan
W. G. Kotzebue
New York
Miason Reynolds
Lobenstein
Clarington
W. McCoy
Hay
Fairmont
Eva Nesbitt
Wella
Robrebaugh
Tat
Monroe
Old Cannon
Dl. Schmidt
Etna Fitestd Marine ‘Insurance Company
Burley
Ucieith
Wise Curtis
Maundeville
Rerda
George D. Contie
Potomac Fair Highlights At Warr Avexaspen
West Alexander notes report the Potomac Fair drawing over 2,000 on Thursday with large shows of horses cattle sheep and hogs. Floral Hall overflowed with produce and fruit while judges and exhibitors praised the entries. The Dallas Band provided music as local residents praised the event and several exhibitors won premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Fair
Sunday Register
Warr Avexaspen
H. B. Daugherty
W. H. Wester
Long Island
Mra Irwin
J.B. Tewin
U. P
Thoraday
F. Muldoon
J. ©. Faris
Victor Bell
Heed Brothers
Valley Grove
Poland
Aso
West Virginia
Whitlam Brothers
George Davis
Washington
Dickey
Wm Rice
Buttern
Cotbera
Mia
John Howard
Nina Dickey
George W. Lawrence
Zeb McCunnn
Beale
Wellsberg National Bank
A.C Rice
W. Rice
Misa Ellen Taylor
Tomes
Samuel Moss
Cameron
Curious Circle Of Reading At Plainfield Meets Interest
A narrator recounts discovering the Chau Vengue Literary and Scientific Circle or C L S C a four year reading course begun by Vincent. The group meets summers on a lake site with lectures and readings, welcoming adults including older members and women, aiming to broaden access to college level study through affordable magazines and yearly readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issac
Chau Vengue
Tenne
Vincent
Bis
Ianac
Chatangus
Plainfield
N. J
Tenac
U. S
Anne
Clase
Tsnse
Sya
Idéna
Tswac
Rome
Teanc
Isaac
Treser
Thonor
C. L&c
Wedding and local notices from Benwood area
A public sale of Marshall property reported in Benwood. A Davidson child buried at McMech cemetery. A General Grama bell replaced by D Parkinson. Mrs Abbie of Grafton visiting her daughter Mrs J Mo Yaboo. A wedding between Mr Jobo Rogerwa and Mir Sidery Cook in county. ceremony at a residence with brown attire and lavish gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Ambrose Farmer
Davidson
McMech
General Grama Genuine
D. Parkinson
Otter
Abbie
Grafton
Mra J. Mo Yaboo
Mr. Jobo Rogerwa
Itis County
I Jp
Alex
Local notices and society items in Steubenville crowd
A stream of society notes fills the Steubenville page with names, lectures, and events. Edmonds known as the bos prepares sermons at Hamline Church. Captain James H Blivin dies at his West Market Street residence after long service, with Knight Templar honors. Guests attend Muskingum Conference on Fourth Street and the German Turner Society dance at Turner Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Boas Prods
P Edmonds
Bos
Hamline
Thia City
Ucs
James H Blvin
West Market Street
Jefferson County
St. Paula Church
Knight Templar
Knights Templar
New Court House
St. Clairsville
Muskingum
Methodist Protestant Church
Fifth Street
Fourth Street
North
Washington
North Third Street
Heeper
Hinketer Balf
Lennox
City Opera House
Steubenville
Rober Sherrard
Newarla the Great
Bie Brother
North High Street
Turner Society
Turner Hall
Iyndance
Kramer
Orchestra
Wai
Wakepold
Mexico
Marshal Fioney
Clara Danks
Springfeld
Mra M. B Smith
Pomeroy
Aud Mra, Payne
Blanche Reeve
Metholland
Piburg
Fande Ikells
North Fourth Street
Mister Nonge
Wheeling
Mish Kate Cogel
North Sixth Treet
Terry M. Priest
TaaBello
James F. Brady
Moore & Brady
Baltimore
Bertie Blam Aad Favlly
Dennison
Aoguat Harige
Pitabat
CIA
Mies Nethe Owona
Portland
Mea
Clark Clam
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Orleana
Locisw
Sim
Gaia
Laughlin Hill
Martin's Firry
Martin's Ferry
Pal
Americas
Lavenuin
John Preston
Mt. Nicholas
Geuru Company
Magasine of
Alexander
Henry Whitney Cleveland
Coahiente Servi
Alis
Iwet
L. Viele
Port Royal
Lwvne
Trom
Pesldecs Awd White
Odlar Shenen Monthly
Clee
Oberon
Comen
Henry Spuctual
Charleston
Eve Cnaaierrex
Chasteston
Hipltop
Stephen M. Merrill
D. D
W.J. Ribeldatier
L.E. Jones
Breshten
J. H Bayre
Cincinnahy
Weahiraton
WG. Micheldatter
Buckbunnem
Largar
Eidera Ware
Dasuel Suds
D. W. U'poe
Nishoor
WW. Kallay
W. KE Goren
D'M Floasoo
Eller
Rcelenton
Diaret
Dreath
Aeaal
J.D Fullertom
C. Sharkeford
J. Engle
C. B. Graham
W. A. Chearroat
C. Loomia
J. B. Toga
J. A. Diana
T. P. Rena
Pansident
OM. Turner
M. E
Srinath
Laure
Faexiverys
B. Martin
Citienna
Thie
Tie
Che
Es Cw
Tast
Coleen Ud
Ramla
Toale
Hilegit Ag
Ashielie
Ierepedita
Hayes
Brookliyns
Conzer
Providence
St. Louis American Association
Mr. Prazier
Pittsbany
George Seatergood
Uinrkoees
George
Maud S
W. W. Hair
Enason
Moran Amuneta
Tisteay
Talen Macey Cobb and
Sete Mediaw
Davin
Indiana
Phallas
Casha
Harry Wilkes
Claveland
Directumn
Cleveland
Charlee Gan
New Martinsville
West Alexander
Benwood
Central Agricultural and Meesutent Society
Cuanssawea
W. Va
West Virginia Central Agricultual and Mechanical Society
Mins Gilebriat
Misa Blanche Horcer
Earl Vance
Ming Lucie Hart
Mire Eenma Davis
Joe J. Louis
D. Young
Banka
Gilchrist
Charlen Goff
Bertha Stout
Perenne
Northcott
Bride
William Chandler
Mareitius
Hees
Chandler
Orwen
Charlieton
Brooks
Central Church
Staunton
Hhe Seminary
Mali Bon
Sardis
John B. Hart
Ray
John
Robert Parker
Jesse
Abraham Lincoln
Main Street
T. G. Moffat & CO
Reese
T.C. Moffat & CO
Nox
Ely
Barnum & London
Daox Cmeccaan Loranes
Ant
Tamajanti
P.T. Barnu
le Great
London
Teiple Circo
Petraes Museum of Living Wonders
Eihpological Congress of
Savage Tribes
Barnum, Bailey & Hutchinson
Dosmse
Abada
Corton
Sven
Rer
W.waurn
Sige Weer
Peter Welty &Co
Faaperian
Whete Ey Ha
Robb
Central
Peere Buermorte
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