Secretary Tracy's House Fire Claims Several Lives
Washington February 4 The home of Secretary Tracy caught fire at 7 am. Mrs Tracy and her French maid Josephine perished, Tracy and two others were injured or rescued. Mary Tracy, the secretary's daughter, and Mrs Wilmerding also survived by jumping from a second story window. The blaze struck a three story brick house on I Street near Connecticut Avenue. President Harrison sent aid and cabinet members offered assistance as the tragedy prompted widespread mourning.
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Washington
Tracy
Connecticut Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Miss Mary
Josephine
Chief Parish
Mrs. Tracy
White House
Baxter
Davis
Coppinger
Blaine
Harrison
Drift from Abroad and Global News Snippets
Reports on Brazil's proposed medical examination for engaged couples, General Mor tke's caution about beer in Germany, proposed free meals for London schoolchildren, London's city council absorbing the ancient court, adventures of a Vienna tailor traveling to Paris, the Duke of Westminster's possible donation for a London convalescent hospital, CuMa's three newspapers for a 30 million population, Japan's Mikado inaugurating a Yokohama to Striznoka public line, a Vienna charity feeding ten thousand daily with low-cost meals, and the cost of dinners and suppers in the ten kitchens.
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Brazin
von Mortke
Germany
France
London
Duke of Westminster
Belgravia
Cuma
Tar Mikado
Japan
Yokohama
Striznoka
Vienna
Ohio Senate and House Bills in Feb Sessions
Columbus reports detail numerous bills and resolutions from Feb 3 to Feb 7 across Senate and House. Measures include town hall bonds, court procedure reforms, pension requests, school funding, and county administration rules. Several local bills and appointments are noted with adjournments and committee referrals.
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Columbus
Senate
Burton Township
Geauga County
Madisonville
Hamilton County
Wilson
John H. Thomas
van Cleaf
W. W. Pennell
Girls’ Industrial Home
House
Board of Pardons
CoLuMnus
HH. B
Ohio
Congress
U.S
Canton
New Lisbon
Columbiana County
Cleveland
Columbus, Feb
Board of Telegraph Commissioners
H. B.s
Arcanum
Miamisburg
Knapp
E. L. Lampson
Tracy
Horuse
van Cleat
Lampson
Grear
Geyer
Finance Committee
Treasury
Pickaway County
Dayton
Law Library
Tenth Judicial District
Railroad
Canal Commission
Franklin County
New Home Cure Promises Relief for Catarrh and Hay Fever
An article promotes a home remedy claiming to cure catarrh hay fever and catarrhal deafness in one to three weekly applications. It warns against snuffs or ointments and offers a pamphlet for three cents from A H Dixon and Son in Toronto.
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A. H. Dixon & Son, Cor
John and King Street
Toronto
Canada
Coffe
Sage
Cure for Consumption Promises Free Dose Letters
A letter claims a positive remedy for the disease with thousands cured and offers two free bottles sent to readers who provide an express post address. It references T A Slocum M C and a New York address. Also mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption and Tansill's Punch as cures or remedies.
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California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
N.Y
Arsumption
Npitor
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl Street
R. G. Root
New Yorks
Golden Medical Discovery touted as cure for Consumption
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for Consumption and related lung ailments. It claims thousands cured, guarantees benefit or refund, and cites the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
WorLd’s Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors
Main Street
Buffalo, N. Y
W & L E R R Extends Through Service From Toledo
Train No. 13 leaves Toledo at 7:45 AM carrying passengers to points west of Kingsway. The line now open Toledo to Bowerston linking with the Pennsylvania System for all points East with through car service between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh. A. G. Blash Traffic Manager and James M. Hall General Passenger Agent.
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Toledo
Kingsway
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
A. G. Blash
Trafic
Cleveland and Marietta Railway Through Line Overview
A through line runs from Marietta through Caldwell Cambridge Newcomerstown Canal Dover Canton Akron Cleveland Buffalo Toledo Pittsburgh New York Coshocton Newark Zanesville Columbus Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. The routing links key Ohio cities with major interstate connections and regional hubs.
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Marietta
Caldwell
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Canal Dover
Canton
Akron
Cleveland
Busefalo
Toledo
Pittsburgh
New York
Coshocton
Newark
Zanesville
Columbus
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
P. m
Parkersburg
Dew Caywood
Stanley
Whipple
Warner
Elba
Macksburg
Ill
Dexter Cit
South Olive
Dudley
Belle Valley
Rs A
Vatees
Glenwood
Point Pleasant
Byesville
Oldham’s
Miller’s
Kimbolton
Guernsey
Peat Boy
Te Ewes
Ewcomerstown
OLD Os
Phillipsburg
Turner's
M Valley
Valley
Oledo
Ease
Espe
Buffalo
W. M
Lu & W
C.&p
Valley Junction
Valley Railways
Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati Railway Time Table 1889
Time table taking effect December 15, 1889. Trains run by Central Standard Time. T WIKOFF general manager K RICHARDS general passenger agent. Time table issued by Bellaire Zanesville and Cincinnati Railway.
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Bellaire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Railway
T. Wikoff
Gen
K. Richards
New Comerstown
Columbus and Cincinnati Midland R R schedule details
Train info for November 10 1889 notes daily runs between Columbus and Cincinnati. Through cars and depots connect all lines with through coaches and Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Pittsburgh and Columbus. Signature agents McCarty and Peabody listed.
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P. m
Poe
St. Lowie
Tees
S-O
Indianapolis
L.&c
Columbus
Cincinnati
Union
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
O. P. McCarty
Ohio
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Boston
United States
G. A. R. Posts
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Scott
Kes Baschl
pRastieLo
ALL Druge
Free Wellotite
Dingee & Conardco
Colleen
Reed
Family Garden
Epps
Wau-Ke-Maugh
Way-Ke-Maugh Ndian Medicine CO
Rochester
Indiana
J. Ble & CO
Washington, D
W. T. Fitzgerald
Attorne Et Law
General Assembly
Youngstown Board of Education
Wuter Clinton Lease
Tiffin
Lewis
A. M. Clegg
Columbus, Lima and Milwaukee Railroad
Lima
Columbus, Shawnee and
Hocking Road
Round House
Joan Zimmer
Frank Sitter
Independence
Joan T. Norris
Springfield
Gordonsville
Norris
Tiukopore Heiman
Crematory
Painesville
Catarrka
Gambrinus
Binghamton
Dr. Pierce
Inism
Tipperary
Pittsurgh Chronicle
Dobbins
Wen
Philadelphia Press
Carter
Boston Courier
Oak Hail
Boston Mass
Hotel Gazette
Brown
Felix A. May
Cashier
St. Paul, Minn
Kan
Case School of Applied Science
Pase Ars
Staley
Texas
Hale
Pike
Jiood
Hood
N. B
Curtis Pustisuine Co
Philadelphia, Pa
Ely’s Cream Balin
Balin
Hayfever
G. Davidson
USA
ELY Brothers
Warren St
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
North Daptovtaushington
Gregon
Enaen
Hettlers
Chase, Lamborn
Tan Paul
ST. Paul
Minn
B. F. Johnson & CO
Main St
Richmond
U.S. Pension Bureau
John W.morris
Washington, D. C
Tanley Asenti
Wrice
Pus. Co
Bi. Louis
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Sumner &J
Jacobs Wil
Jacob Etzensperger
DivneGists
Charles A. Vogeler Co
Baltimore
Daily Witness
Conviniteiggg
Lake Erie
R. R
James M. Hall
Toledo' Sown Oak Harbor
Remont Yde
Bellevue
Axel
Monroeville
Huron
Milan
Norwalk
Wellington
de Oes
Orrville
Massillon
Navarre
Feleustein
Valle Junction
Newumberland
Sherrodsville
Dennison
Uriechsville
Cadiz
Petes
Steubenville
Ma. m
Urichsville
Leesville
Toserece
Herrodsville
Cumberland
Sates Valley Junction
Canton A
Massilion
Orrville Ar
Rene Ly
Creston
We & Wellington
Ata Orwalk
Tee
Ieee Tees P.m. P.m
Clyde
Fremont
Harbor
Ia. m
Cleveland & Marietta Railway
Midland
Central Time
Bellaire
Captina
Woodsfield
Summerfield
Sarahsville
Chandlersville
W. R. Crumpton
J. B. Rhodes
Supt. of Transportation
Zanesville, Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
P. Peabody
Valley Railway
Cleveland, Akron, Canton & Marietta
Philadelphia
Washington and
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Greentown
New Berlin
Sparta
Mineral Point
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Pacoanes
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Shelby
Sandusky
Fostoria
M. M. Ec
A. M. AM
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la Minera! Point
Csc
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Lake Park
East Akron
Everett
M.A. M. Holgate Fostoria
Sal
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Jaana Shelby Junet
Nese
Nith
Heespin
Nee Mansfield
Barnesville
Waashington
B.& O. Yicket
O. A
O.scuul
Timore
W. Frabody
MT Cdell
Mineral Point St. Sparta
Thorneburgh
Old Portage
Hawkins
Alexanders
Tinkers Creek
Thornburgh
Canal Oe
Thornburga
R. A
Lere
Louis O. & Mare Pees
Teccee
C. I
Bloomingburgh
Sean Wate
Mt. Sterning Ee
Arias
West Bound
Leav
Mt. Sterling
Bloomingburgh Sabina
Washington C
Wilmington
Midian
Blanchester City
Loveland
Tate Eeereeene
A.mmm
Reve. Ly
Cumberland En
Boer Ee
Osned
P. Pi
UN S & Ss
M. A. A.m.ja
Peewee
Vassar College
Jadies Howe
Ournal
Won
Voaru, &C
IOF
Wellesley, Smith
Pos Ist
Tur Laprrs’ Home Journal
Lapres’ Home Journal
Curtis Publishing CO
S. Fry
Washington, D.C
Music Novelty Co
Detroit
Mich
Bryant’s College
U.S. A
Ridge
Ncen Ridge
Woolach & CO
Palmer
Mas
Holly, Mich
A.N. R
Ridsbgh
Gian
Fast
Cece Nee
Columb
Limited Express
West Rn Express
Eastern Express
Chicago & Wheeling
Dennison Accommodatio
WM. Cole
Ohiceneral
Jame
O ’ B.A. Ford
Gea'l Pas
Coorba
Jabares
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