Road opens linking Toledo to Lowrcaste and East via Pennsyl vania System
Through car service established from Toledo to Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston with connections to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh and further to Chicago. Service facilitates travel between Toledo and eastern points via the Pennsylvania System.
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Senate and House Bills Pass Amid Several Debates
Senate and House actions feature a pension approval for General Hancock’s widow, a fresh inquiry into customs duties in coin, and pending bills to boost army efficiency and national livestock commerce. Debates cover Indian Appropriation, contagious diseases, postal reforms, and labor arbitration. adjournments follow reports and resolutions.
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Roasted nominations and treasury notes in Senate brief
Nomination of James W. Romeyn of Detroit to the Valparaiso consulship is listed among Senate sent items. A $300 contribution to a conscience fund is returned to the United States from Grafton West Virginia, with a wartime Union Army service note. The President also sent several Senate nominees including Nelson P. Ferebee for Navy surgeon and Mark D. Baldwin for Blackfeet Agency duties. The Post Office reports 8,635 fourth class postmaster removals last year, with New York and Pennsylvania bearing the largest shares. The House Territories committee favors a bill to organize Oklahoma and create a commission to negotiate with five Indian tribes for land purchases and cattle king removal.
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Lost steamship Rapidan reported from New York voyage
The steamship Rapidan bound for Port Lemon near Aspinwall from New York is listed as lost after sailing February 2. Captain W. H. Towns of Bath Maine led a crew of twenty two with one passenger aboard. Arthur G Ogilby former treasurer of the Dine Savings Bank New Brunswick New Jersey has been declared insane and committed to the State Insane Asylum at Trenton.
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Multiple major incidents reported from Ishpeming to Sherman
A miners death in Ishpeming Michigan occurred when Charles Lieberdall and Andrew Huoeshy were killed by rock fall. A plan to damage Michigan Central rails near Galesburg Illinois was halted by quick discovery. Henry Seymour confessed, pled guilty, and drew a twenty year sentence. Governor Stoneman appointed George Hearst as US Senator. Maryland passes a bill limiting streetcar workers to twelve hour shifts. Harvey Bros saw mill boiler explosion kills two. A peddler Louis Friedman shot in Chicago. two suspects at large. Kentucky Senate makes gambling a felony. Illinois Supreme Court denies supersedeas in a Chicago murder case. A man commits suicide after shooting a woman. a lumber train crash in Texas kills three workers. Mrs. Sarah McKenzie accidentally shot by her son in Indiana. Magnolia mills and flour burned in Sherman Texas. Losses described but not completed.
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Church of Ireland Synod backs loyalty to crown and union
At a Synod meeting on the 23rd presided by the Archbishop of Dublin resolutions affirmed loyalty to the British crown and to the union of Great Britain and Ireland.
Gould Agrees to Arbitration as Knights Call Strikers Back
At a conference on the 25th Jay Gould consented to arbitration and the Knights of Labor executive board telegraphed the Southwest strikers to resume work at once. The text set contest in Philadelphia closed March 27 with Duguid first and McCann second. Sampson Warfield of Steubenville died aged 104. Manning neared death. Ward Hunt funeral held at Utica. New York banks show mixed weekly figures. Northern Pacific shops destroyed by fire. clearinghouse totals rise. liver question debated in the House.
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Harlan Butterfield Contested Seat Decided in Ohio
The Ohio Senate and House debated election matters from March 23 to 26 1886. A committee report recommended seating Robert Harlan over A P Butterfield after Cincinnati election fraud allegations. The chamber approved the contest ruling and Harlan was sworn in. Bills covered governance, education, and public welfare.
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Fashionable coiffure with aigrette and egg in coffee
Mrs Pugmire cites Vermont fashion notes about wearing an aigrette high on the head. She mocks the trend and explains adding an egg to coffee to settle it, noting in winter she uses codfish skin, joking about coffee arrangements atop a head.
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Mose Learns a Lesson on a Daring Train Ride
Mose Schaumburg rides a fast train to San Antonio when a brake man warns the engineer has lost control. In ten minutes the train would be dashed to pieces, but it is stopped in time. Mose vows no more return tickets on that road.
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North Carolina editor highlights state’s twin boy mothers
A North Carolina editor runs a free list naming every Woman in the State who becomes the mother of twin boys. The list spotlights mothers and their newborn twins across communities, reflecting local family milestones.
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Give us a call for cheap liquor and ruinous vice
A temperance-era cartoon poem condemns alcohol and its advertisers. It warns that liquor shops lure men and women with cheap drinks, corrupt morals, theft, and murder for profit. The verse ridicules ads that claim virtue while selling sin and shaming readers into vice.
Temperance Orator John B. Gough Excerpt Unpublished Verse
A reprint of an 19th century note recounts John B. Gough's unpublished apostrophe against rum written in his own hand. It contrasts cold water with rum, quotes the passionate text, and notes the influence on audiences and the future publication request. It also includes a San Francisco case on drunken crime and a critique of liquor sellers as particeps criminis.
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New York beer studied for purity and health risks
The New York Mail and Express surveyed breweries to identify additives in city beer, finding many samples impure and lacking hops. Physicians cited links to systemic relaxation and kidney disease, including Bright's disease, noting earlier generations were less aware of such ailments.
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Queen of Madagascar Rejects Revenue Claim in Final Proclamation
The Queen, regarded as semi barbarian by some, declares in her last proclamation that she cannot consent as queen to take any revenue from what she deems destructive to the souls and bodies of her subjects.
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Temperance Driven German Beer Organ Der Deutsch-Amerikanery
A recent Temperance movement triumph is the German anti lager beer organ named Der Deutsch-Amerikanery, touted as a notable product of reform efforts. The piece reflects cross-cultural temperance advocacy and echoes the era’s social campaigns.
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