Monroeville Train Route Extends Through Service
Monroeville notes Through Car service on Daily Train No 13 from Toledo at 7 45 p m arriving Monroeville 12 15 a m and Norwalk 12 35 a m now open Toledo to Bowerston with connections to the Pennsylvania System for East. Through service between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and Bowerston with Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Woodford James M Hall general manager and general passenger agent listed.
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Pittsburgh
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James M. Hall
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Heroes of everyday life in Rev. Talmage’s Lakeside sermon
The sermon honors common heroes who endure sickness domestic injustice and toil. He lists the sickroom sufferer the nurse the factory worker and the overlooked wife and recounts their quiet endurance as nobly heroic. The preacher laments society’s neglect of such lives and praises steadfast faith and perseverance.
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Heroes and paupers in heaven's last judgment
A preacher extols humble charity over earthly fame, describing paupers and ragged school workers as true heroes. He laments persecution, recalls John Brown and Claverhouse, and envisions coronation day for those who cared for the needy and loved God amid suffering.
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Richard Cameron
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Mary
Comfort for the Troubled Soul Sermon Exalts Divine Protection
A sermon urges believers to trust God amid trials and oppression. It invokes Elijah, the raven, and the fruit of the tree of life to reassure the distressed, encouraging perseverance over envy and despair and proclaiming God’s steadfast provision. It appeals to sewing women, workers, and the afflicted to find courage in faith.
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Elijah
Desert towns flourish with steady growth and westward wisdom
The piece extols Hastings Nebraska and other desert towns as durable communities thriving on agriculture and industry. It praises their modern amenities, brick streets, and steady development, arguing against the notion of ephemeral mining towns and echoing Horace Greeley’s Go West, young man, go West. The travelogue segue mentions fashion notes and summer dress trends from New York to Paris, highlighting fabrics, colors, hats, and tailor made ensembles shaping contemporary style.
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Harper's Weekly
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Secrets of Mard and Soft Water in Cooking
A chef explains how hard and soft water affect vegetables and meat. Soft water enhances broth extraction and flavor while hard water can dull taste and hinder tenderizing. He notes salt, boiling practices, and water choice as key to quality meals and sanitary cooking.
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Frpress
Moral inducements versus temptations in right and wrong
A reflection on how temptations appeal to material and sensual gains while right action appeals to moral and spiritual factors. It argues that those with weak moral vision fail to grasp the true reward of virtue, urging cultivation of moral sense to weigh right and wrong. Also notes that children seek recognition and rights, and laughing with a child pleases him whereas laughing at him wounds his sense of self.
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S. S. Times
Quote on wealth and poverty from Edward Alkin
A compact quotation notes two aims: rich men learn how poor men live and poor men learn how rich men work. The remark frames class insight as a social hinge during changing times.
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Edward Alkin- Oom
Alarming report on Skeena expedition risks in BC
Ottawa dispatch warns of danger to 125 troops from Victoria sent to quell Indian uprising at Skeena Forks. Indian forces occupy river bluffs along Skeena, ambushing advance via canoes. Hazleton cut off, couriers report threats of massacre of white settlers if river route used.
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Skeena Forks
British Columbia
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Hazleton
Rich quartz mine discovery rocks Palouse region
In Spokane Fanls on July 26 a rich quartz vein six miles from Ruby Creek and fifty miles from Palouse sparked wild excitement. Reports say 72 to 78 ounces of silver per ton. About 500 men have gathered, Palouse residents fled, and the old Salmon diggings district shows renewed activity after years of desertion.
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Meeting adjourns as Brotherhoods endorse firm strike stance
Cutenco July 26 report notes a joint Brotherhoods meeting adopting a resolution backing the C B & strikebreakers refusal to end the strike under proposed terms. Conditions include no blacklisting and restoration of workers, with preference for late strikers for two years, plus letters of recommendation where employment is not offered. A plan to federate engineers firemen switchmen and brakemen is endorsed with four conventions by October to form a land advisory board.
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Brotherhoods of Engineers
Baritone’s accidental canine verse at Baltimore church
A Baltimore Sun report recalls a famed baritone singer who misapplied the air of The Jewish Maiden to a hymn. He placed a slur on the last syllable, rendering Be fore the Lord We bow wow wow, stunning listeners with his powerful voice and an ongoing ripple of embarrassment.
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Baltimore Sun
Parasol Humor Spices Gossip at Church Gathering
In a sharp exchange from Jonkers Gazelle, talk turns playful about Mr. Languid at the church service. The remark suggests he was shielded from the pastor's sermon by Mrs. Languid's parasol, a lighthearted jab amid parish banter.
Mars Suffer Colossal Flood In Latest Observations
Reports from Nice and Milan indicate Mars is undergoing a great inundation as new observations arrive from European observatories. A subscription paper for flood sufferers is anticipated soon.
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Lilisburgh Chronicle
County Seat War in Kansas Ends in Bloodshed
In Stevens County a county seat clash turns deadly as Sheriff John Cross and four Woodsdale men are killed along with others, bringing estimates to eleven dead. Battle reports say Hugoton gunmen seized a sleeping party, sparking veiled retaliation and large-scale militia activity.
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Stevens County
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S. E H. Hubbard
C. W. Eaton
H. Taney
W. H. Wilcox
Woodsdale
Hugoton
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Martin
Captain Price
Captain Wood
Food
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Garden City
Iwo
Jack Timberlake
Jesse J. Dunn
Voorhees
Judge Brewer Upholds Iowa Law While Rates Must Be Reasonable
LEAVENWORTH Kan July 27 Judge Brewer of the Eighth circuit keeps the temporary injunction against Iowa railroad rate enforcement in force while the question of reasonableness is tested. He finds state delegation of tariff power constitutional and that rates must be high enough to cover costs and provide stockholder returns, but current rates are still under review with about sixty days of testimony anticipated.
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Mob Hangs Murderer L B Elmer Over Bois de Sioux
In Wahpeton July 28 a mob of about 100 masked men overpowered Sheriff Miller and deputies, breaking jail cages to hang L B Elmer who murdered Mary Korbel. The crowd, organized by leaders from Wahpeton and Breckinridge, spared the sheriff who refused to shoot, saying a murderer’s life was not worth a friend’s.
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Breckinridge
Death of General M R Patrick Governor of Dayton Home
General M R Patrick aged 77 died at the National Soldiers Home in Dayton C after illness. He was born in New York in 1811 and a West Point graduate of 1835. His long career included service in Florida and the Mexican and Civil Wars, later leading an agricultural college before governor of the Dayton Soldiers Home in 1830.
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