Through car service opens Toledo to Pittsburgh route
Norwalk No. 23 departs at 6:05 a.m. and reaches Milan at 6:30 a.m. No. 24 leaves Milan at 6:45 a.m. and arrives Norwalk at 7:05 a.m. The road now offers through service from Toledo to Bowerston linking with the Pennsylvania System for points East. The through service runs to Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston and to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. James Hal Woodford Ben's Manager Gen's Pass Agen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwl
Norwalk
Milan
Toledo
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
James Hal. Woodford
Ben
Gen's Pass
Agen
Treasury July balances show cash drop and bond rise
A Treasury statement notes July net cash decreased by 6 663 748 while circulation rose by 4 047 188. Gold certificates fell and national bank notes dropped 3 542 031. Mint coinage totaled 1 010,000 with 6 000 in standard silver dollars. Philadelphia mint repairs delayed output. Navy awarded dry dock contracts to J B Simpson for 1 061 80.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Navy
New York
Norfolk Navy Yards
J. B. Simpson & Co
Fairchild
East Aurora
Cleveland
West Virginia
Willis W. W. M. Mauris
Plural Crimes and Disasters Highlight August News
The week's items include Mrs. Greenway judged an habitual drunkard in Syracuse, Jacob Miller's embezzlement in Lancaster, and the New York Soldiers Home treasurer ousted for a $9,000 shortfall. Boston residents protest Georgia anti mixed schools, Miss Hoyt faces court inquiry, and New York clerk Desmond indicted for $12,000 embezzlement. Building collapse in Susquehanna, a Syracuse factory fire causing $100,000 damage, burglar George Farth's capture in Jersey City, and a fatal kitchen explosion in Etna. Harrisburg mill workers strike over pay, and port dry goods imports and business failures rise. Butler denies claims about Massachusetts colored troops. Knights of Labor plan suit over Natrona evictions. Dunkirk hotels burn with no casualties.
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John Greenway
Syracuse
N. Y
Jacob Miller
Mintzer & Hollinger
Lancaster
New York Soldiers’ and Sailors
Bath
Jonathan Robie
Campbell
Robie
Boston
Mass
Georgia
Mary Irene Hoyt
Jesse Hoyt
New York City
Susquehanna
Peter Gaffney
Jack Slatter
Frazer & Jones
Saddiery Hardware Manufactory
George Farth
Fairchild & Co
Bridgeport
Etna
Owen Hade
Harrisburg
New York
United States
Canada
B. F. Butler
Massachusetts
New Orleans
Knights of Labor
Pittsburgh
Natrona
Dunkirk
Maryland Prohibitionists nominate slate in state convention
The Maryland Prohibitionists in the state convention on the 3rd nominated Summerfield Baldwin for governor Jas Pollard for attorney general and Thos E Wright for comptroller all from Baltimore or Cambridge. Paul Gottkau the Milwaukee Socialist leader convicted of rioting is back in charge of the sheriff after bail pending appeal. A deadly affray at Manchester Kentucky polling places left six dead and many wounded with prominent locals among the victims. Colonel KE Robertson died in New Orleans. Fire destroyed Phillip Little's cabin near Leadville Colorado with two children perishing. An earthquake near Trigg County Kentucky caused the Haynen farm to sink several feet. There were 300 ares in the farmland.
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Maryland
Summerfield Baldwin
Baltimore
Jas. Pollard
Thos. E. Wright
Cambridge
Paul Gottkau
Milwaukee
Manchester
Clay County
Kentucky
KE. W. Robertson
Louisiana
New Orleans
Phillip Little
California Gulch
Leadville
Col
Z. P. Haynen
Trigg County
Cumberland
Tennessee
Augustus Dunn
Parker
D. T
Peoria
Minneapolis
Minn
Texas
Missouri
John S. Owen
East Saginaw
Mich
St. Anthony
Jacksonport
Lord Boyd
Boyd
James Ellison
Dr. Ellison
J. Ellis
Ohio
West Virginia
Pensionera
Pension Bureau
Savagetown
Tuscola
Fannie Hoyne
James Hoyne
Chet” Smith
Chicago
Hurley
Wisconsin Pineries
Ilinois
Josie Holmes
Fidelity National Bank
Cincinnati
BE. L. Harper
Fidelity Bank
Homer
George Burton
Gorton
Baker
Lorenz Kruz
Neice
Licy Heidelmeyer
Edward Robertson
Congress
Baton Rouge
Georgia
William C. Gienn
House
Henry Forest
Daniel Maloney
Daniel Blatter
Lima (O
Devil’s Lake
Oak
Henry Flynn
Evansville
Ind
Armstrong Furniture Company
J. T. Reitz
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
St. Louis Dispatch
Sth
Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Maxwell
Rahr
Queen Bay
Wis
August Delforge
Frank
Joseph
John Bremkel
J. B. Haibe
J. Hubert
Corryville
Murray Wilson
James D. Mason
Henick
Eleazer Root
Wisconsin
Jacksonville
Fla
Carroll College
Board of Regents
Wisconsin State University
Kansas
Tyce Hall
Eugene Fitzgerald
Georgetown
Culbreath
Edgefield
8. C
William Parkman
Wyatt Holmes
Provaeraoch of
Locomotive Engineers
Lake Monowa
Pear Cornel Blais
Heron
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
Bth
Ellensburg
V.T
Cascade Tunnel
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Rink
Patsy Cardiff
Pat Killen
Zaleski
Nelsonville
McMasters
Foraker
Cleveland
St. Louis
New Lenox
Columbia River
Josh Clifton
Yellow Bud
Ross County
Sam Osborne
Mahlon Morris
Lake Shore
Ceylon
Millbrook
Kansas City
Water fills farm land becoming a lake in outbreak
A flood swallows farmland as water rises. Reports mention Augustus Dunn, a noted forger, captured in Minneapolis after prior Texas detentions. Widespread fires, murders, and accidents plague multiple states, from Michigan sawmill losses to Illinois court sentences and Ohio tornado aftermath.
Naval mock battle disaster and cholera toll in Chile
A Nordenfeldt gun exploded on HMS Curlew during a Medway Thames mock engagement injuring six crew. Official figures report 10,236 cholera deaths in Chili from January to June and a government spending of 1,007,000 to fight the epidemic.
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Medway
Thames
Chili
San Francisco
Chu Chou Fu
Wenchow River
Shanghai
Munanan Mingtaz
Kweichow Lane
St. Thomas
West Africa
Stanley Pool
Henry M. Stanley
Aruwhimi Falls
London
United States
English Midland Railway
Orense
Spain
Eastern firm to build big oil refinery against Standard
A Pittsmans dispatch notes an Eastern corporation with $70,000,000 capital plans to erect a large oil refinery in a city opposing the Standard Oil Company. Palmer’s flouring mills at Dayton, Ohio, burned, loss $20,000 from a lamp explosion. A Bibb County Georgia family tragedy ends in multiple murders with arrest of Thomas G. Woolfolk. Frost and stock and fire news fill the rest.
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Pittsmran
Eastern
Standard Oil Company
Palmer
Dayton
Bibb County
Richard Woolfolk
New York Stock Exchange
Williaml. Roberts
Baltimore
Franklin
Eclipse Oil Company
Texas
Tur
New Cumberland
W. Va
van Baker
McWha
Halliday’s Cove
William H. Wolf
Milwaukee
Wis
Whiteley
Paddington
London
Life Insurance Sermon Endorses Provident Plan By Talmage
Rev Talmage declares life and fire insurance a Christian duty linking Joseph’s Old Testament example to modern finance. He praises insured families receiving dividends and emphasizes preparedness, urging insurers to act ethically while warning that neglecting premiums harms dependents and risks eternal loss. He lauds fire insurance workers for public safety and urges spiritual readiness against coming apocalyptic fires.
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Tar Hamprons
T. de Witt Talmage
Hethit
Egypt
Joseph
Pharaoh
Nile
Anhate
Lincolnshire
Eng
Bereft
Mid- Atlantic
Paul
Tom Paine
Voltaire
Shaftesbury
Transmission of consumption via ducts and family contact
In a Bonn paper Prof Ruhle argues that tuberculosis mainly spreads through sputa and surface contamination rather than air. The disease moves via contact within families through kissing, handling linen, or washing, with medical staff often spared. He urges physicians to warn families to curb spread to children.
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Ruhle
Bonn
Boston Herald
Simple watch method finds north and south by sun
A Jewelers' Weekly note explains using a clock with twenty four hour divisions to locate compass directions. Align the observed hour toward the sun and read twelve o'clock as north south. add twelve for morning observations. The Westchester Record adds a garbled tale of a girl and her lover amid a wrecked line of text.
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Cambridge Herald
Cambridge, Guernsey CO
E. W. Mathews
W.8. Heade
Attorneys-At-Law
Hutchison Block
J. C. Steele
Fred. L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Old National Bank
J. M. Bushfield
Ramegy Block
Court House
Cam Sridge
ORTO
W. A. Carpenter
Cammbridef
Davis Block
Sam’s C. Ludcock
Cosgrave
Main Street
W. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Washington
Guernsey County
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
S. S. Garnes
Vine Street
Main
D. K. Kyle
Marble and Granite Works
Cambridge, CO
EB. McPeee
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
Physicians and Surgeons
Wi. T. Ramsey
M. D
Providence Holhers
Natonal Medical Dispensary
Washington, D
Hutchinson Block
Aplo
Hotels
Joseph Morton
Eagle Hotety
Herring
Brown House
Cambridge, Ohio
C. C. Kyle
Marls
Grand Hotel
Johnson & Allen, Propr’s
Market ST
Zanesville
Arcade Hotel
W. A. Gill
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Bousyd
Berner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
Gov. Broadway
South Creete
Quaker City
Washington, Ohio
William Smith, Pray’r
Jez-Sent
John Harris, JR
Wall’s Drug Store
Nye
Collins
Optician
Wheeling Ave
Wheeling
Lake Erie
R. R
Mackesburg
New Comnerstown
Canal
Dover
A.m.oy Lv
SVGIE
Eves Wellington
Creston
Orrville
Tee Ewes
Massillon
Wavarre
Valley Junction
Sherrodsville
Leesville
A. M.ia
M. Marietta
Tom
Paj
Huron
A.m
Fries Landing
Ja. m
Betwee
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
E. McCollum
South End
Mill Street
T. C. Stanley
Apaper Flanger
Ogier
Blue Belt
Point Pleasant
Hartford
Benecaville
Morgan Jetn
Lymbridge
Barnesville
Bellaire
Clos
Cleveland & Marietta Railroad
E.C. Winstanley
Gen. Manger
Foreign Intelligence
Life Insurance
Dr. Talmage
God
James
Hezekiah
Blackwell's Island
Wall Street
Dr. Guthrie
Elinbureh
Brooklyn
Christ
National Board of Underwriters
Convention of Chiefs of the Fire Department
Stillimans
Mitchells
Charleston
Canton
St. Petersburg
Himalayas
Mississippi
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Pacific
Niagara
Golden Mine
Westchester
Gomes
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