Road opens through Toledo to Bowerston with through service
The line now operates from Toledo to Bowerston linking with the Pennsylvania System for all East points. Through car service runs between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and between Bowerston and Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. General Managers Woodford and Hall oversee the route.
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Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M. D.woodford
James M. Hall
Gen’l
Geryl Pass
Agong
The Music of the Home Reverberates Through Time
A reflection on music as memory from mother and father to child, with religious devotion and domestic warmth. The piece cites lullabies, prayers, weddings, and farewells as enduring echoes of home life, praising motherhood and family bonds across generations.
The Wall Master Reveals a Keeper's Harsh Truths
A former wall master at a state asylum recalls daily peril from patients including Thomas and Williams. He describes constant vigilance, escapes thwarted, and brutal attacks, detailing methods to preempt plots while preserving order without routine force. He recounts Latour the rope ladder case and the peril of discharge turning to tragedy.
Fire-proofing In World War Era Stable Impresses Frankfurt
A correspondent describes a fire proof stable in Frankfort Germany where horses survived a blaze. Old railroad ties spaced apart with arched corrugated iron and a lime and cinder fill created a fire resistant roof and loft access. The method is noted as cheap and effective.
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Hartford Courant
Albany firm tops gov ecard deliveries with 57 million
The Fort Orange Paper Company led by C. C. Woolworth delivered nearly 57,000,000 postal ecards to the Government in a single January month. The pile weighed about 160 tons, roughly three tons per million cards.
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C. C. Woolworth
Albany
The Cow-Boy Cossacks in a Grand Duke Rescue Episode
A serialized tale follows three American cowboys Daredevil Jack Buckaro Bob and Little Bricks aiding Grand Duke Alexis during a Moscow theater fire. Skobeleff and Kropotkin convene as the cowboys help evacuate women, then plan escape through a stage door as flames rise. The New York Ledger advertises continued installments and subscription details.
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New York
Brown to Robinson Crossing the Street Debt Exchange
Dialogue captures a street scene where Brown avoids meeting Smith to dodge an unsettled debt. Robinson reassures that Smith will cross the street once he spots them, noting he also owes money. The exchange reveals street level caution over personal debts.
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Square-toed highway robber looms over sanctimonious hypocrite
A sharp comment from Martha's Vineyard Herald ridicules a sanctimonious hypocrite while favoring direct, firm dealing with a rough highway robber known for blunt methods.
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Ohio Senate and House debates pass various measures
April sessions show the Ohio Senate and House advancing money bills and laws. The General Appropriation bill grows by 176, plus 150,000 for centennial work and 75,000 for Mansfield prison. Several bills pass including cigarette sales restrictions to minors, property tax enforcement, and a two cent railroad fare debate. A State Board of Pardons and dividend regulations become law.
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Ames Temperance Educational
Prince Bismarck Drinks in a Lengthy Speech
A report claims Prince Bismarck consumed sixteen glasses of strong liquor during a single speech. He reportedly can afford such excess as he owns several distilleries and produces about half a million gallons of whisky each year.
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Hetty Green Inherits Nantucket Sea Captain Traits
Mrs Hetty Green dubbed the money queen Am erica is described as the daughter of an old Nantucket sea captain. The article notes she inherits shrewd traits and places her fortune at about 40 million dollars.
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America
Nantucket
Boy shown exposing body to mosquitoes in Japanese engraving
A London exhibition features a Japanese engraving depicting a young boy baring his torso to mosquitoes so his parents endure fewer bites. The scene highlights a stark, provocative image reportedly aimed at sparing parents from insect bites.
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Vermont Dairy Output Gan Release
Vermont produces 25 million pounds of butter 10.09 million pounds of maple sugar and 7 million pounds of cheese each year according to state agricultural data.
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BoyMistakes Lozenge for Licorice in Bitter Lesson
A boy recalls a bitter experience after he ate a warm lozenge thinking it was licorice. The moment underscores how a simple candy mix up can lead to an unpleasant reaction and a wary memory.
Centennial observances in Marietta mark Ohio settlement
Marietta hosts a centennial celebration with visitors from Massachusetts Virginia Michigan and Indiana. Ex President Hayes Senator Hoar and Professor Putnam attend as speakers with addresses on Ohio history and a monument proposal. Governor Foraker arrives and other dignitaries participate in stage events and tours of historic sites.
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Nitro-glycerine Explosion Kills Three at Miller's Station
A nitro glycerine blast at the Huna Powder Company's mill near Miller's Station sixteen miles east of Hammond destroys three workers. The blast wrecks remain scattered and is heard as far as Hammond Valparaiso and nearby towns.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Valparaiso
Three Children Poisoned In Apparent Arsenic Poisoning
In Springfield Ohio, Frank Dent's 9 year old daughter died after sudden illness. Two more Dent children died soon after, traced to water from an old well into which arsenic poisoned rats had been discarded. The case points to deliberate poisoning via contaminated water.
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London Chronicle: Condemnation of Henry George Writings Declined
The Daily Chronicle's Rome correspondent reports the Index Expurgatorious will not condemn Henry George's writings following Cardinal Gibbons's letter. The decision was communicated in April.
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Senator Bob Hart Found Dead in New York Hotel
Rev. Mr. Sutherland known as Senator Bob Hart of the minstrel stage was found dead in a friend's room at Barney's Hotel on Chambers Street. He had been drinking with friends and went to bed at six, found dead at eleven with his body still warm.
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Fatal fight at Ar gyle almshouse ends in death
Daniel Campbell killed John O Leary by striking him on the head with a wooden bar in the county almshouse at Ar gyle Alabama. Both men were declared insane.
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