Unclear OCR Transit Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary timetable data shows city names and times including Oak Harbor Bellevue Monroeville Wellington and Grestods with scattered numbers and am pm markers. No coherent event or schedule can be derived from the unreadable lines.
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Toledo
Oak Harbor
Bellevue
Monroeville
wWlis
Wellington
Grestods
Orrville
Css
Massilion
Navarre
Vailey Junction
New Cumberland
Sherrodsville
Leesville
Bowerston
Dover
Comerstown
Cambridge
Macksburg
Marietta
New Comerstown
Wens Canal
Dove Cranes
Es Valley Junction
Evan Uene
Massillon
Orrville Creston
OPW
Pgucvig ci
Mtsuvowes
Vies
Aalee
Macksburg Bowerston
Senate and House Notes From Dec 14 15 16 Summary
Senate committees advance elections case Faulkner Luccas with Faulkner sworn in and seats added. Immigration bill referred to Foreign Relations. Executive session then adjourn. Major topics include patent policy defense of innocent purchasers and government purchase for general use. Several criminal and economic items follow: bank theft alleged, coke strike trials, Edison boiler explosion with deaths, mortgage dispute in Shamokin, rising business failures, Republican clubs organized in New York, and various Congress adjournment plans and deaths.
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Senate
Finance Committee
District of Columbia
Inter State
Dolph
Outhwaite
Barry
Marsh
Heard
Johnson
North Carolina
O'Neil
Indiana
Moore
Rowell
Houk
Cooper
Lyman
Lodge
House
Committee On Elections
Hoar
Faulkner
Committee On Claims
Mines and Mining
George
Morrill
Committee On Foreign Relations
Ben. Perley Poore
Attorney General
Minlgmnus Swenson
Department of Agriculture
United States
Circuit
Stewart
Hatch
Mills
Blanchard
Louisiana
BE. W. Robertson
U S Exports Value and Treasury Plans Stir Washington
Exports in November totaled 7 076 689 dollars down from 7 570 766 the previous year. The President sent 300 postmaster nominations to the Senate. Speaker Carlisle delays announcing House committees until after recess. Denby disputes Barker Mitkiewicz concessions with China. Treasury Maynard Fairchild plan cuts customs costs via dismissals and salary reductions starting January 1. A former engraver died from poison ink exposure affecting greenbacks and two cent stamps. Treasury to pay 8 414 570 dollars in interest on bonds January 1 plus 848 442 prepaid interest.
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United States
Senate
Carlisle
House
Denby
China
Bayard
Barker-Mitkiewicz
Maynard
Treasury Department
Fairchild
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
United
Pacific Railroad
Numerous 19th Century Disturbances Highlight Brooklyn Fire and Executive Arrests
Fire at the Sawyer electric light factory in Brooklyn trapped about one hundred workers but all escaped. Henry S. Ives was arrested in New York on a grand larceny warrant from Cincinnati. D. De Castro & Co. reported losses and assets between 750000 and 1000000. Other items note deaths of General Kilby Smith and Joseph H. Hunneman, insanity of William Hutchinson, a barn fire in Lancaster with livestock losses, and a Western Union dividend declared.
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Dakota
Congress
Ralph Trickmiller
Chillicothe
United States Express Company
Waterloo
Minnesota State Dairy Men’s
Chicago
C. F. Hamblin
St. Augustine
Fla
Hamblin & Gordon
Raleigh
Wolfolk
Macon
Mapleton
J. T
Federation of Labor
Baltimore
William Brewer
Toledo
Brewer
Topeka
Kan
Marie Rather
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
J E. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Basil Manley
Baptist Theological Seminary of
Louisville
South
Mare Island
Cal
Sawyer Electric Light
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry S. Ives
H. S. Ives & Co
New York
Julius Dexter
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Ives
D. de Castro & Co
Thomas Kilby Smith
Philadelphia
Grant
Joseph H. Hunneman
Roxbury
Mass
William Hunneman
State Dairymen’s Association
Middletown
Oscar F. Hewitt
New London
Conn
William Hutchinson
New Yow Assembly
John H. Becker
Lancaster
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wichita Collision Kills Four in Carriage Crash
At Wichita Kansas on the 13th a carriage with Mr Johnson and two ladies struck a spring wagon carrying Mr Cox his wife child and two friends. Johnson died from a crushed skull Cox fatally injured and the women passengers badly hurt. The news item also covers labor conventions and various legal cases.
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Wichita
Kan
Johnson
Cox
National Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Gompers
John L. Cambridge
Oscar Lincoln
Prescott
A. T
Georgia
General Longstreet
Missouri River
Bismarck
D. T
Charlies Whalen
Wong Ah Hung
San Francisco
Elkhart
Ind
Milwaukee
United States Brewers’ Association
Executive Council
Lesher
Warren (Minn.) Manufacturing Company
Crescent
Los Angeles
Cal
Clementine Arnold
Disaster in Henan as Yellow River floods reach ten cities
Advices from China via steamship City of Sidney describe a catastrophic flood after September 28 near Ching Chow. The Yellow River swamped ten cities, creating a vast inland sea ten to thirty feet deep with immense loss of life and millions homeless and starving. Other items note Irish Vatican tensions, Mexico's Congress adjournment, and Canada immigration and travel figures.
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China
Sidney
San Francisco
Henan
Ching Chow
United Ireland
Monsignor Persico
Vatican
Federal
Canada
United States
Jury reports disagreement in Robinson murder case
The Cambridge Massachusetts jury in the Sarah J. Robinson murder trial failed to reach a verdict and was discharged. Meanwhile Master Workman Powderly’s condition improved, and a Braddock steel works shutdown left thousands unemployed. A Hamburg New York couple died in a house fire. Other notes report editor Rollins’s death in Omaha, a Virginia peanut warehouse blaze, a Lafayette grocery collapse, a railway completion at Ashland Oregon, a New York silk robbery, a Ravenna murder verdict, a Milwaukee frame factory fire, and a boat train wreck near Caraquette River with several fatalities and rescues.
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Tur
Sarah J. Robinson
Cambridge
Mass
William
Powderly
Ye Eah Thompson Steel Works
Braddock Pa
Baroneck
Hamburg
N. Y
George Banerlie
P. Rollins
Omaha
Neb
Republican
Washington
Rounds
West
Pretton & Co
Franklin
O. W. Pierce & Co
Lafayette
Ind
Samuel Thompson
Harry Leach
Thompson
Leach
Ashland
Ore
California & Oregon
United States
New York City
James Robinson
Hulligan
Ravenna
Milwaukee
Wis
J. C. Iverson
Caraquette River
Gloucester County
N. B
Recreations Good and Bad by Dr. Talmage
The sermon argues amusements can harm or bless, urging balanced recreation. It endorses music, gymnasium, parlor games, outdoor sports, and charitable acts as wholesome outlets, warning against worldly dissipation and stressing the joy of doing good.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
D. D
Sampson
Samson
Dr. Talmage
Gaza
Heaven and
Earth
Wellington
Ple
Philharmonic
Handel and Haydn
Steinway Halls
Academy of Music
Gvymnnesium
Richard Baxter
Robert Hall
Atlantic
Martin Luther
God
Metropolitan Museum
Historical Society
Agassiz
Doremus
Boynton
Mitchell
John B. Gough
Church of God
Kingdom of Darkness
Colonel Gardiner
Lazaretto
Barbadoes
Virginius
Macbreth
Meg Merrilles
Autograph Tale Reveals Class Mark in Minnesota
A Minneapolis girl seeks a Swedish baron’s autograph in a clothing store. The noble man, now clerk to avoid want, writes his name with clerk as title, prompting her astonished realization that the only title he bears is “clerk in Mr. ’s store.”
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Minneapolis
S¢é. Paul
Sounding by Sound on Sumatra Coast Fishing Clues
Fishermen test sea depth and bottom by noises on an oar dipped in water. At twenty feet the sound is crepitation, at fifty feet tick-tack varying with coral mud or sand. Sand yields a clear tone, mud hums like bees. night voyages depend on these signals. Moral guidance follows, citing self mastery and moral power.
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Sumatra
W. Mattieu Williams
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J.C. Steele
Fred, L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Old National Bank
J.M. Bushfield
Rainey Block
Court House
Otto
W. A. Carpenter
Cambringy, Ohio
Davis Block
Sam’l C. Ludcock
Cosgrave
Main Street
V. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott
Cambridge, Ohio
E-C Fice
Physicians and Surgeons
WH. T. Ramsey, BM. D
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington, D
Sareene Block
Aplesrly
Elotel
Joseph Morton
Eagle Hotel
B.S. Herring
Brown House
George McCleary
Nowaa's
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Joanson & Allen
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Zanesville, O
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W. A. Gill
First Lass
Apie
Exchange Hotel
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson S. Crow
Farmers’ Hotel
Mill Street
Wm Risiney & Son
Mar
J. W. Lippincott
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Washington, Ohio
William Smith, Prop
John Harris, JR
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Andéne
Grand Outfit Free
True & CO
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Maine
Carnes
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Main
Cambridge, O
EB. McPeehe
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
Aplo
Asohn Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Hallet & Co
Portland
E. McCollum
Cambreide
Bellaire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Railway
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Cumberland
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Huron Division
Norwalk
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Youngstown
Pittsburgh
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M. D. Woodford
James M. Rali
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Manufacturers’ National Bank
Knight
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Kennebec County
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Edison Electric Company
Westchester
Walter Embree
Mr. Embree
Elwood Brockett
John Bradley
Samuel Webb
Hattie
William Jones
Ernest K. Williamson
Albert Moran Company
Fall River
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Shamokin
Republican Clubs
William M. Evarts
McNeill
Saco
Biddeford Barn
Prince Edward Island
Connellsville
Coke Syndicate
Foreign Intelligence
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