Road opens Toledo to Pittsburgh through service link
The route now connects Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston with through car service to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh and Chicago. Manager JAYNES M HAL-Gout passages show schedules with times and prices across the line.
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Senate and House Action on Territorial Admissions and Reforms
Congressional records show March 30 to April 2 debates on Nebraska land districts, army efficiency bills, Washington Territory statehood, and Montana enabling act. House consider Labor and Post Office funds, plus pension, timber, and railroad issues amid adjournments through April 2.
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Oliver Bros and Phillips raise wages for 3000 workers
News notes wage increases for 3000 Pittsburgh workers from eight to fifteen percent. Newark dog pound keeper Neal dies of hydrophobia after failed Pasteur treatment. An epidemic in Johnstown New Jersey reports 200 cases and 21 deaths. Cohoes strike ends with 5000 workers returning. New York Senate committee favors repeal of Broadway Surface railroad franchise. Liberty magazine warns anarchist plots in New York. editor condemns the acts. A Paterson New Jersey girl is poisoned.
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Fevers of Expections Stir Ireland and Penny Post Debate
Reports to Mr. Gladstone cite feverish expectation over home rule and threats of violence if policy fails. The English Commons rejected Heaton’s penny postage negotiations by 258 to 127. Other items note a deadly theater collapse in Heromal Japan, a Russian oil-lamp explosion, 2,500 Belgian rioters arrested, and a massive ore find in Deadwood D T.
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A lethal standoff outside Fort Worth between a posse and railroad strikers left two officers dead and one wounded, with a striker also hurt after more than a hundred shots were fired. Separate incidents include a fatal knife attack in Pittsburgh and a hotel fire in St Louis that killed three workers. Congressional actions touched labor arbitration and a railroad dispute bill.
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Ohio Senate and House proceedings show continued scrutiny of state benevolent and penal institutions with Terrell and colleagues named to investigate. Bills enacted address arson penalties, jury pay, and highway and tax provisions while appointments to penitentiaries and asylums are sent to the governor for approval.
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Precocious Tot Delivers Genteel Travel Remark
A Boston Budget note describes a lady and a four year old girl riding in a vehicle. The child is coached to say upon returning home that she was regaled with a slight repast and given a souvenir of the visit. The scene highlights the child's precocious speech.
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Drake the temperance worker from Kentucky
Alexander G. Drake a colored carpenter of Louisville leads temperance work among Kentucky colored people. His pledge binds converts for three months a year or life and reads I do sincerely hope if I drink beer or whisky until date named here without being considered sick that bad luck may be mine the remainder of my life. Drake was once a slave. Louisville Courier Journal.
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Winter tragedy in Georgia burns hundreds of children
A grim report from Georgia notes that during last winter at least one hundred children perished in fires. Authorities describe the disaster as a major burn catastrophe with widespread impact on communities across the state.
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Temperance Reading Encourages Water Over Alcohol
An analysis quotes J E Rantin on temperance verses urging aquam bibamus to celebrate water, marriage, church, country, and hygiene days. It notes the social leaders could spread this moral awakening across society as a solution to alcohol abuse.
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Fashion as a Bulwark for Rum Power and Social Ostracism
A critique argues fashion governs conduct, including dining, home life, and drinking. It warns social tolerance of liquor fuels intemperance, urging banning wine from homes and ostracising drinkers to curb the rum power. The piece claims reform hinges on personal resolve and public judgment.
Poisonous ingredients used in low grade whiskies exposed
A report cites a manual for bar-keepers detailing bour ban oil and rye oil distillation from fusel oils and acids. It warns that sulphuric copper and oxalic acid are deadly poisons and notes other toxic components used to flavor and adulterate spirits.
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