Through car service opens Toledo to Bowerston route
The road now open from Toledo through Norwalk to Bowerston connects with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service continues between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and between Bowerston and Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh. Woodford and Hall announce the changes as general manager and passenger agent.
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Cambridge
Marietta
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Chicago
M. PD
Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen
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WASH VICTOR APPOINTMENTS AND LOANS SUMMARY
Edward C. Mosely of Boston elected secretary of the Interstate Commerce Commission. Sigourney Butler named Second Comptroller of the Treasury. George W. Childs appointed to West Point Board of Visitors. Bigelow named US Attorney for New Jersey. Merritt named US Consul at Chemnitz. Ohio loan of 500000 pounds arranged in New York.
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Massachusetts
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China
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Isis
Salvation Army leaders arrive for revival in America
Colonel Booth and wife, leaders of the Salvation Army, arrived in New York to begin a revival in the U S. Legal notes include a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling on express company liability for lost goods and a fatal aqueduct explosion in Merritt's Corners New York. Deaths include U S Army retiree Robert Hunt and financier Morris Ranger.
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Servia
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Salvation Army
America
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Ith
Holmes
Adams Express Company
Lexington
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Merritt’s Corners
New York City
H. Henry Livingston
New England
Great Overland and Pacific Tea Company
Lancaster
Chicago Limited Express
John Becker
Manheim Cressing
Pennsylvania Road
Arthur
Albany
N. Y
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Benjamin H. Srewster
Philadelphia
Chauncey M. Depew
Delaware House
Wilmington
Women’s Baptist Foreign Mission Society of the
Middle and Eastern States
Pittsburgh
Hosea Ballou Eaton
Maine Homeopathic Society
American Institute of Homeopathy
New York Senate
Hill
Brooklyn
Buffalo
George Clark
Springfield
West and South Briefs Highlight Disasters and Trials
California flouring mills reduce output due to rising costs. West Virginia holds extra session to elect a U.S. Senator. Toledo grocer J L Smith killed by oil lamp fire and tank explosion. Morris Illinois trial ends in life imprisonment for two brakemen Kellogg Nichols murder. A cyclone near Suffolk Virginia kills and injures residents. Palatine Illinois house fire destroys residence. workers badly burned. Delta steamer explosion at Wilmington kills one, injures several. Sawmill boiler explosion near Lancaster Ohio kills two. Quarrel ends in two men fatally shot near Chattanooga. Arctic explorer Danenhower dies by suicide at Annapolis Naval Academy. Iowa post encampment, Blaine family death, factory elevator fatality at Connorsville. Construction train wreck near Taswell with multiple deaths. Manslaughter sentence for Edward Householder. Jefferson Davis declines attending Calhoun monument unveiling.
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California
West Virginia
United States
Camden
J. L. Smith
Toledo
Morris, Ill
Harry Schwartz
Newton Watt
Kellogg Nichols
Rock Island
John Wright
Suffolk
Wright
James Luke
Carson
Ray
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Arctic
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Iowa
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Dubuque
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James G. Blaine
Hot Springs
Ark
Cooley Morrison Furniture
Connorsville
Ind
George Hampson
John McCormick
W. E. Barcus
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Taswell
Edward Householder
Steubenville
Nancy Jane Wier
McCoy’s Station
Jefferson Davis
Calhoun Monument
Charleston
D. C
D. Jefferson Bow
Sailors Lieutenant and Public Figures Noted in Global Summaries
Reports list the death of Rear Admiral Adolphe Bonet of the French navy once commander of the Pacific station. Six of the March 13 plot prisoners were sentenced to death with others jailed for life. Russia issued a large 4 percent internal loan totaling 100 million roubles at eighty four. Passport tax suspended. Newfoundland Assembly defeated total liquor prohibition with Speaker casting vote. Victoria dispatch notes Active wreck off Oregon with five Swedes and twenty eight Clayaquui Indians lost, cargo uninsured. Three hundred Mormon recruits sailed from London to New York. Jersey Island felt an earthquake but no damage. Quebec firm EK A Robitailles seized whisky marked vinegar for excise violation. Grand Trunk bridge collapse near Morrisburg Ontario killed engineer and fireman. thirteen cars smashed. In Dominion House Curran urged regret over Coercion bill in British Parliament and defense of Irish rights.
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Pacific Ocean
Russia
Newfoundland Assembly
Victoria
B. C
Active
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London
New York
Island of
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EK. & A. Robitailles
Quebec
Grand Trunk Railway
Morrisburg
Ont
Dominion
House of Commons
Curran
Montreal
Ireland
Delaware Legislature Adjourns Sine Die And Other 1890s Briefs
The Delaware Senate defeats the House High License bill leaving liquor laws unchanged. A Providence silversmiths notice drives Knights of Labor from Gorham Manufacturing. A Plymouth Pa fire destroys six buildings, loss 12 000 on buildings and 30 000 stock. A Cascade division collision on Northern Pacific near Chelum Wa T kills five workers. A thunderstorm in Columbia DC kills two boys. Ontario legislature passes sympathy for Ireland and opposes coercion. Pennock Bros car works burns in Minerva Ohio. loss 25 000. Louis Porter falls fatally from Cohoes Presbyterian church. Quanah Texas reports Kiowa and Comanche warpath. W A Stinson and two employees murdered. Indian land leasing sparks northern Texas border unrest. Ivanhoe Paterson mill Borner explosion injures twenty. David Preston Detroit banker dies of heart disease.
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Texas
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Paterson
N. J
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Detroit
Mich
Health Bulletin from Ohio Board of Health week ending April 15 1887
Reports from 85 observers across 52 counties list prevailing diseases for the week ended Friday noon April 15 1887. Previous week figures from 66 observers appear in last two columns.
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Ohio State Board of Health
Jake Sharp vows to expose Broadway surface railroad dealings
Rumors say Jake Sharp threatened to confess if the district attorney presses him, implying a forthcoming betrayal of others in Albany. Politicians and Assemblymen report Sharp’s warning to tell the truth at trial, with a possible broad exposure of Broadway surface railroad corruption.
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Jake Sharp
Broadway
Albany
N. Y
New York
Sharp
Alexander Mitchell Dead Richest Northwest Leader
Alexander Mitchell president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad and noted Northwest magnate died at the Hoffman House from acute pneumonia at age seventy. Born in Scotland he built a vast railway system across six states and one territory, amassing an estimated fortune of 20 million dollars. His body to be moved to Milwaukee for burial at Forest Home Cemetery.
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Alexander Mitchell
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Northwest
Hoffman House
Mr. Mitchell
Scotland
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mitchell
Florida
Hofnan House
Poker in the Cellar Discovery of boys poker room in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a poker den for boys aged twelve to twenty was found in a cellar under a downtown business block. Thirty players were present with heavy bets while smoking and drinking reportedly occurred. Two teen collectors who had taken money vanished, prompting a raid that revealed the hidden entrance behind a saloon ice chest and a gas lit, ventilations free underground room. An electric alarm connected to the upstairs floor warned of intruders.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Another Cutting Case Shocks Paso Del Norte Scene
Ex Paso April 20 Pedro Garcia editor of Observador Fronterigo languishes in Cutting's old cell for calling Major Provencio a drunkard and Proberto the Chihuahua tax collector a robber. Gracia published his paper in Ei aso and was arrested circulating his sheet. case identical to Sutting's but Gracia a native Spaniard held for circulating not publishing.
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Tex
Pedro Garcia
Observador Fronterigo
Cutting
Paso del Norte
Provencio
Proberto
Chihuahua
Gracia
Eiaso
Sutting
Gossip at lunch spark on Mamie marriage rumor
Maude and Mamie exchange sharp remarks at Miss Doolittle's luncheon about Mamie's marriage to an older, wealthy husband. Maude denies the accusations and Mamie questions whether Maude has seen her husband, implying distance and skepticism.
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Maude
Berlin Sands Enhance Foundry Quality In German Coal Regions
The Berlin sands are valued for founder work and are found in the brown coal formation or the diluvial coal measures of Stettin. This geological note explains why Berlin founders produce delicate and superior outputs, as cited in the Boston Budget.
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Germany
Berlin
Stettin
Boston
Bucks County Farmer Receives False Teeth For Payment
A Bucks County farmer sent ten dollars to a Philadelphia address after seeing an ad for the finest feed cutter in America and received a two dollar set of false teeth in return.
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Bucks County
Philadelphia
America
Opinion Says Watt and Schwartz Jury Mercy Questioned
Chicago Herald comments on the Watt and Schwartz verdict for Kellogg Nichols murder. It calls the life sentence merciful and argues the crime deserved harsher punishment, noting the jury’s unanimity and the lack of mitigating factors.
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Mary Queen of Scots Personal Appearance as Rival to Elizabeth
The article surveys Mary Queen of Scots’ looks and voice, comparing her complexion, eye color, and hair to Elizabeth I. It cites Brantôme, Ronsard, Sir James Melville, Nicholas White, and Knollys on her hair, skin, and complexion, noting wigs and fashion. It portrays her tall stature, soft voice praised by Brantôme, Ronsard, Knox, and others, and mentions a famed “paynted prison” at a Parliament.
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Brantome
James Melville
Ronsard
Nicholas White
Cecil
Mary
Knollys
White
Mary Seton
Brentome
England
Knox
Dei
Thair
Eratour Spack
Gentleman's Magazine
Bargain Over an Old Horse Ends in Sale
A dialogue between Tom and his companion shows doubts about selling an aged horse. Tom later reports he did sell the horse for fifty dollars to his mother, surprising the skeptical listener.
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Independent
Dogs Track Escaped Convict From Miss Camp
At Friars Point Mississippi trial of bloodhounds a youth under ten years remaining sentence was freed with liberty if he fled the dogs. He had a three hour head start but the pack chased him down within twenty miles.
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Friars’ Point
Miss
N. Y. Sun
Enter Mrs Mulcahey on a crowded horse-car
In a crowded horse-car Mrs Mulcahey enters with a jug while Mr Mahoney, seated, jokes about offering whisky. She retorts with sharp sarcasm that he has all he can hold, in a curt Albany Argus style vignette.
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Mrs. Mulcahey
Mr. Mahoney
Mistress Mulcahey
Committee of Two Visits Him at Philadelphia Resolutions Passed
A committee of two traveled to Philadelphia to see him while District Assembly No. 48 in Cincinnati approved resolutions reflecting the gathering's actions.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Mysterious Murder Near Sibley Street in Cleveland
Mary Mae Carthy a servant of Rev Wilton M Smith associate pastor of First Presbyterian Church was found dead in a yard near 355 Sibley Street Cleveland Ohio on Saturday night. Coroner West ordered a post mortem after a superficial exam found no obvious injuries. Police suspect criminal assault though autopsy pending.
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Sibley Street
Cleveland
Mary MaeCarthy
Wilton M. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
C. D. Hatch
Mr. Hatch
Hatch
Euclid Avenue
Sherman
Hogan & Harris
Bank Street
West
Union Sheep Shearing Exhibition Planned in Livonia
The sheep breeding association will hold its union sheep-shearing exhibition in Livonia on April 27 and 28. Visitors pay full fare going but one third fare returning under a Trunk Line plan, with reduced-fare certificates obtainable via A. D. Kingsbury. Twenty nine railroads in the Eastern and Middle States join this first statewide trial to support public gatherings seeking discounts.
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A. D. Kingsbury
Livonia
N. Y
Insane Man Douses Self With Coal Oil and Burns
In ToLepp Ohio George Fetterman eighty a Swantown pioneer and Fulton County resident died after pouring coal oil over his body and setting fire to his clothing while his son briefly left the room. He had been partially insane in recent months.
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Fetterman
Mormon Elder Arrested in Chicago on Bigamy Charge
Joshua Baker from Oneida County Idaho arrived with three women and eight children en route to Alabama. The National hotel keeper arrested him for bigamy after turning away the group, Baker posted 800 dollars bond to appear next Thursday, then registered his family under assumed names at another hotel.
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Joshua Baker
Oneida County
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National Hotel
South Clark Street
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Baker
Justice of the Peace
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