Through car service expands Toledo to Pittsburgh route
No. 6 timetable notes Daily Train No. 13 departs Toledo at 7 45 p m arrives Monroeville 12 15 a m and Norwalk 2 35. Road now open Toledo to Bowerston connecting with Pennsylvania System for all points East with through car service between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. signed Woodford James M Hall General Manager General Pass Agent.
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Norwalk
Bowerston
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Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M.D. Woodford
James M. Hall
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Ragged Boy Marches With Nation’s Flags and Dreams
A Chicago Inter-Ocean poem depicts a ragged, shoeless boy marching beside veterans under the flag. The scene contrasts poverty with national pride as the child endures grime and crowd cheers, symbolizing democracy, courage, and a gifted future leader. The rhythm honors perseverance and the enduring promise of the coming man.
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Chicago
Inter-Ocean
The New Curate and a Village Voice
In a quiet village, Mrs Briggs hurls matchmaking gossip about a young curate. Mattie, aged twenty six, contemplates romance and past loves while resisting the meddling widow’s advice. The memory of Robert Preston haunts her as she returns to her roses.
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Mattie
Bob Preston
Robert Preston
Marcia
Love and Jealousy in a Village Pastoral Tale
Miss Kenwood recalls a heartbreak fueled by jealousy as she watches Robert Preston favor another woman Kathleen. Misleading scenes in an orchard spark her departure and eventual reunion when she discovers Robert is now a curate and Kathleen is unhappily married to someone else.
Maxwell Hanged for Preller Murder in Missouri Jail Yard
The article reports Hugh M. Brooks known as Maxwell was hanged at 8:56 a.m. in St. Louis jail yard for the murder of C Arthur Preller. Landgraf, accomplice, died minutes later after the gallows collapse episode. both deaths believed to be by broken necks per post mortem.
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Arthur Co. Preller
Landgraf
St. Louis
Hugh M. Brooks
Maxwell
C. Arthur Preller
Fauntleroy
Morehouse
Harrington
Father ‘Tihan
Twelfth Street
Father Tihan
Charles Arthur Preller
Liverpool
Preller
United States
George W. Lynch
Culvery Cemetery
Brooks
John L Martin
New Zealand
Henry Landgraf
Annie Tisch
Fire devastates Chattanooga square. Caldwell Griffin block ruined
A major blaze in Chattanooga Tennessee began at 10 PM Thursday and burned through Market Street block until containment. Four buildings remain on the west side with Caldwell Griffin block destroyed. Estimated losses reach 400000 pounds with 208000 insured. About fourteen people reported dead, five bodies recovered. others believed trapped. J P McMillan prominent horseman among the victims.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Market Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Caldwell Griffin
J. P. McMillan
O'Donovan Rossa Testifies at Immigration Probe
O'Donovan Rossa testified before the immigration investigation committee in New York on August 11. He described how ex convicts from English prisons were sent to America, noting how the worst thieves were recruited by prison governors and promised pardons if they agreed to emigrate. he served six years after a 1865 life sentence.
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Immigration Investigation
New York
O’donovan Rossa
Immigration Investigation Committee
America
England
Crops Show Improvement in Corn. Winter Wheat Damaged
The Department of Agriculture reports a general improvement and high condition of corn across all states with heavy crops likely in surplus states. Spring wheat suffered from chinch bugs rust and other causes across Northern and Western regions reducing overall condition from 95.9 to 87.3 percent.
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WastiIneton
Department of Agriculture
Sons of farmer killed by lightning strike near Coorrerstown
Lauther and Andrew Gerstein were killed when lightning struck their farmhouse near Coorrerstown New York on August 11. The brothers were sons of a local farmer and died at the scene.
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Coorrerstown
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Lauther
Andrew Gerstein
Here
Blaine Arrives in New York Amid Uproar and Festive Welcome
The Blaine reception party arrives aboard the Starin at quarantine then to New York on August 11. Crowds cheer as Mr. Blaine appears on deck and at Madison Square serenades. He speaks with reporters and pays respects to campaign organizers while health and plans for Maine elections are discussed.
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Laura Staria
Sam Sloan
Blaine
Pier 18
City of New York
Randy Hook
Mr. Blaine
City of
Narrows
Chicago Blaine Club
Chicago
Cappa
Anda
James G. Blaine
Storin
Whitelaw Reed
Pool
Bartlett
Maine
W. H. H. Miller
Harrison
Starin
North River
Twenty-second Street
Messrs. Poole and Bartlett
Republican Club
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Miss Blaine
Dodge
Walker Blaine
James GQ. Blaine, Jr
Anti Free-Trade League
Morrison
Arizona
League
Eighth Street
Republican National Campaign Committee
Quay
Pennsylvania
Clarkson
Iowa
Madison Square
Levi P. Morton
Reilly
Mr. Morton
David Healy
Brattle Woman Quotes Proverb Over Tea Snack
Mrs Brattle quotes a proverb about prevention while enjoying gingey tea and sliced cucumbers, reflecting a domestic moment.
Remains of Sheridan Lie In State at Nonquitt
New Quittop, Mass August 9 press vistors view General Sheridan's body in a Nonquitt cottage. The casket bears his sword yellow sash and gold rosette. A solemn procession to the boat precedes transfer to Washington for funeral arrangements and a formal military ceremony in the capital.
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New Beptorp
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Nonquitt
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Sheridan
Moliohansett
Guards of Honor
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Mary
Urban
Irene
Justinian
Louise
Kellogg
Blount
Matthews
Poerbeck
Long Wharf
Royal Legion
Morgan Rotch
Ames
Massachusetts
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Monahansett
Jersey City
N.J
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Carlisle
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House
Joint Congressional Committee
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Cutcheon
Mich
Wheeler
Ala
Henderson
Ill
Cox
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Grosvenor
St. Matthew’s Church
Senate
Military Guard of Honor
Regular Army
Loyal Legion
Tenement Blaze Kills Berg Family in New York
A four story tenement at 1020 Avenue A burned at 4 10 am. Gustave Berg 40 his wife 36 his mother in law and 12 year old Libbie died in the fire. Other occupants Bettie Block John Rupin Samuel Stern Thomas Fitzgerald and Oliver Lichter escaped as furniture burned. Building owned by Peter Block. Damage 2000 dollars insured.
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New York
Avenue A
Gustave Berg
Libbie
Bettie Block
John Rupin
Samuel Stern
Thomas Fitzgerald
Oliver Lichter
Peter Block
American Party to convene in Chicago for convention
The American party of Illinois plans a Chicago convention Friday night to elect delegates to the Washington national convention next week. It advocates immigration restriction and an educational suffrage, plus a probationary period of at least fourteen years, with Mayor Hewitt named as a potential presidential candidate.
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Chicago
American Party of Illinois
Washington
Hewitt
Big Failures in Minneapolis
Minneapolis capitalizes on a local business collapse with E. H. Steele former owner of a major Boston clothing store in town. Steele assigned to Whipple Andrews with liabilities around 150000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Minn
E. H. Steele
Big Boston Clothing
Whipple Andrews
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J.M. Bushfield
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OFTO
Troette
Annehbill
Sam’l C. Ludcock
Cosgrave
Main Street
W. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
Jebitt
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New
Taylor Accients
Physicians and Surgeons
WH. T. Ramsey
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington,d.c
Hutchinson's Block
Joseph Morton
Eagle Hotel
B.S. Herring
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George McCleary
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WW. A. Gill
Exchange Hotel
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Washington, Ohio
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Cambride, Ohio
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