Washington removals ripple through Star Route probe
The President ordered immediate removals of ex-Senator Spencer Union Pacific director Marshal Henry District of Columbia official D R Ainger and Postmaster Parker and Helm the Government Printer from Washington posts following Attorney General Brewster and Col Bliss report. Bliss alleged bias by them and called for justice in the Star Route cases.
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Ainger
Parker
Michigan
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Merrick
Kerr
Yeno
Henry
Garsfield
Garfield
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Rounds
B. & O. Red Book Ohio Edition Praised for Quality
The B and O Red Book Ohio edition arrives with praise for its elegant printing and useful election statistics. It highlights travel ads noting no car changes on through routes from St. Louis and Cincinnati to Washington and New York, except for palace cars with extra charges.
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Messenger
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
St. Louis
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Livestock Exchange Headlines From Lodi District
Lodi shows strong livestock activity with John Angel purchasing a large flock of sheep from Zimari Hogue and John King buying cattle from Wm. Blackwood. Stalder & Bro. drive cattle from Cy Moore and Harry Blackwood, while over a hundred head of fine sheep are bought from the latter. Enos Sargeant and John Orr traveled to Virginia to buy cattle.
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Zimari Hogue
John King
Wm. Blackwood
Stalder & Bro
Cy, Moore
Harry Blackwood
Enos Sargeant
John Orr
Virginia
William Day
Chauncey
Mary Josten
Athens
Eva Blackwood
Tupper’s Plains
Staab
Germany
Grandma Watts
Hamden
Josten Corner
Lizzie Gilliland
Enos Parven
Bro
Lebanon
Ad Finem
Lily OF the Valley
Brisk Garden Trade Hints Severe Winter Ahead
Farmers near completion of corn husking report yields better than expected. Large coal inflow to the village signals preparations for an extremely cold winter. Local residents invest in new homes and property upgrades as winter approaches. John Swartz reports a $30 loss in a mysterious incident. Mrs. Louis Spicer battles cancer as quarterly meetings begin locally. St. John's church plans revival and yard cleanup led by Charley Weesel at Asbury Chapel invites attendees.
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John Wiggenger
Israel Swartz
Harvey Blackwood
John Swartz
Louis Spicer
Asbury Chapel
Charley Weesel
St. John’s Church
White Hall Items Highlight Local School Readiness
Miss Maggie Curley closed the Fall term at White Hall last Saturday and the Winter term begins Monday with Miss C. as principal. John Williams plans to move his mill near Mechanicsburg to Mr. Taylor Tribe’s farm. Farmers report good weather and corn gains as they prepare for winter. Mrs Geo Mansfield of Mechanicsburg has been ill with a protracted fever, leaving her frail. Wm Scadden repaired and added a neat veranda. Local families note numerous improvements to homes, fences, and orchards over the year.
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John Williams
Taylor Tribe
Mechanicsburg
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Wm. Scadden
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