Through service opens new Toledo to Bowerston road route
Daily through car service connects Toledo to Cambridge and Marietta and on to Bowerston with Pennsylvania System links east. Travel continues to Akron, Youngstown and Pittsburgh while extending to Chicago. General Managers Woodford and Hall announce the route on the line’s expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Ye Teure
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Woodford
James M. Hall
Gep
Agert
Chronicle of disasters and deaths from 1860s era train wrecks and accidents
Long list of fatal rail and boiler explosions, floods, fires, and shipwrecks across multiple states and months. Notable items include near Republic Ohio collision with twenty killed, Elmira New York yards injuries, West Springfield Massachusetts wreck with deaths, and Elizabeth ship near Cape Henry with twenty five lives lost.
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Republic. O
Baltimore & Ohio
Elmira
N. Y
West Springfield
Mass
Kate Nicholson
Maysville
Pewaukee
Wis
Elwood
Ind
Rutland
Sheckleyville
Elizabeth Ree
Cape Henry
Billings
M. T
Troy
Freeport
Kan
Cora Boulder
Vermont Central
Woodstock
W. H. Gardner
Gainesville
Ala
New York
Michigan
Boston & Providence
Boston
Colpy Iron- Mering Company
Bessemer
Mich
Eagle
Vassar
Pottsville
Tusket Island
N. H
Putnam
Spirit Lake
Minn
Dexter
Mon
Indianapolis
Utica
Montreal
Fvo
Maquoketa
Lemont
Nanticoke
Charlevoix
Virginia City
Nev
Portsmouth
Scranton
Clinton
Express
Allendale
N. J
Savannah Valley
Toledo
Peoria & West
Chatsworth
Pittsburgh
Charlotte
John Brunger
Soldiers’ Reunion
Enfield
Cleburne
Tex
Aspen
Col
Grande
Texas
California
Mackinaw
Nashua
Rock Creek
Memphis
Tenn
Joige Ellett
Lake Erie
Vernon
Manitowoc
Laimara
Ishpeming
Babe
Monon
Mineola
Wikesbarre
Stroudville
D. T
G. J. West
Binghamton
Thomasville
Kenton
Ashville
Harris
Wessington
Lucerne
Clifton Forge
Charles Whalen
Missouri River
Bismarck
D.T
Rather
Topeka
Electric Light Works
West Chester
Cincinnati
Freming
T Lton
Mieh
Lexington
Joliet
Til Dee
Plymouth
Rochester
Pigeon Point
Pacific Coast
Glenmary
Kansas
James Andy
Lima
Vicksburg
Miss
Leat River
Brookfield
Fifie
Sydney
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Hungary
Benton
Malacca
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Center
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Zug
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Notable 19th Century Tragedies and Disasters Chronology
A long list from January to December recounts multiple deaths by suicide, murder and accident, railroad wrecks near Dunbar and Gordon, prison and political turmoil, and notable crimes. It includes airings of anarchist trials, executions, lynchings, and mass drownings, plus global events from Europe and the Americas, with a focus on violent incidents, strikes, and calamities across 1887-1888 era contexts.
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Justice A. Jacobs
Cambridge
Mass
Niagara Suspenson Bridge
Scott Pickler
Ned Chester Dodd
Jackson
Tenn
Robert M. Taylor
Reynoldsville
Missouri Pacific
Dunbar
Neb
T. J. Cluverious
Richmond
Fannie L. Madison
James Cabelek
Cleveland
Texas & Pacific
Gordon
Tex
Dr. Hodges
Adelina Patti
Grand Opera House
San Francisco
Roxalapa Druse
Flerkimer
N. Y
Husband
McGarigle
Vernell
Edward McDonald
Chicago
Cook County
Wiatt and Schwartz
Te Express
Nichols
Morris
Edward Knox
Fentress County
R. D. Gambrel
Sword and Shield
Prohibition Party
Miss
Jones S. Hamilton
Millwood
Canton
M—Jirod Sharp
Oscar J. Harvey
United States Treasury Department
W. J. McGarigle
Over &W
Nashville
Cincinnati
Mary Clark
Louisville
Supreme Court of Illinois
Sioux C Ty. In
Fred Munchrath
Rev. Kiddock
Express
Benbrook
C. M. Johnson
Cincnnati
Supreme Court of New York
Jake Sharp
Louisiana
W. J. Strong
Iron Mountain
Supreme Court United States
Charles B. Brownfield
Lingg
Oginsby
Schwab
Fielden
Parsons
Fischer
Enogie
Chicgo
Madison
Wis
Sophia Yager
Johann Most
New York
Philadelphia
Ceaware & Chesapeake Canal Company
Thibodeaux
Frank McCutchen
Oakdale
Cal
New Britain
Charleston
T. J. Ellis, Jr
Keokuk
Rives
Dee
Arensdorf
Haddock
Sioux City
New York Supreme Court
Harper
Owensboro
Fla
Claremont
Kenton, O
Charles Thomas
George Green
Flemington
John Aley
Kenton
Columbus
Ark
Chester Hellows
Charles City
Ila
Rock Castle County
Atcarksburg
W. Va
Thomey
Farmersville
J. E. Tremble
James A. Ramsey
Ballston Spa
S. S Crandell
Opelousas
Toa
Labor Actions and Steel Closures Across 1870s Pennsylvania
A series of unrest events affecting workers include the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting in Chicago, 5000 Philadelphia shoe-makers quitting, Chicago printers striking for a nine hour day, Pennsylvania Railroad creating an employee savings fund, coal miners on Shenango and Allegheny striking for higher wages, coke strikers convicted in Uniontown for assaulting non-union workers, Braddock steel works idle thousands, and Philadelphia and Reading Railway striking over non-union employment.
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New Jersey
Wilkesbarre
Shamokin
Svenandoah
P. Lorillard
Jersey City
Lorillard
Higgins & Co
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Boston
Knights of Labor
Higgins
New Yor
Sharpsville
Philadelphia
Marquette
Mich
Monongahela
Pittsburgh
American Wire
Cleveland
St. Louis
Sheffield
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Covington
Paterson
Chicago
Brooklyn
Louisville
Milwaukee
Union Steel Cas Works
San Francisco
Detroit Stove Foundries
Caicaso Building
Haverhill
Mass
Hall Safe & Lock Co
Bradford County
Ind
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Minn
Mahoning Valley
Chicago Carpenters
Connellsville
Youngstown
Typographical Union of Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Juinepolis
Litchman
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers
Union Book and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Shenango & Allegheny
Bee
Uniontown
Executed Anarchists Interred at Waldheim Cemetery
On December 17 the bodies of Chicago anarchists were interred at Waldheim cemetery. On December 25 Captain William J. Haines of St. Louis celebrated his one hundredth birthday anniversary.
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N. Y
Turkey
Connecticut
Charles S. Fairchild
Treasury
Michigan
William H. Martin
Texas
Reagan
John W. Davis
Rhode Island
Benton J. Hall
Burlington
Eugene Semple
Washington
West Virginia
General Grant
Pittsburgh
New York
New Mexico
Charles J. Faulkner
United States
Pennsylvania
Hill
James W. Hyatt
Jordan
James G. Blaine
Europe
Massachusetts
William E. Chandler
U. S
New Hampshie
William R. Freret
Louisiana
Henry George
G. Brown Goode
Baird
Nellie Grant Sartoris
England
Porter
Waterman
California
Fred Grant
Phhiladelphia
Phebe Couzins
St. Louis
United States Marshall
John P. Rea
Minneapolis
G. A. RK
Michael Davitt
Cleveland
Tennessee
Father McTighe
Chicago
Garfield
Gaughter
Atlanta
Virgina
Mississippi
Maryland
Ohio
Iowa
Nebraska
New Jersey
Prohibition
Oregon
Dakota
Hawley
Conn
Edith Horner
Sparks
Frances E. Willard
Women's National Christian Temperance Union
Nashville
Jones
Florida
Detroit
Navy
S. A. Dickey
National Prohibition Committee
Carlisle
House
Reid
Maine
Kentucky
U. S. Supreme Court
Q. C. Lamar
U. S. Justice Supreme Court
Wm. F. Vilas
D. M. Dickinson
Virginia
William Mahone
Grange
Aberdeen
D. T
Union
William M. Evarts
New York City
J. G. Whittier
Danvers
Mass
James P. Foster
National League
National Prohibition Bureau
John S. Barbour
Congress
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
John L. Sullivan
Cardif
Mineapolis
William Cottrell
Mobile
Ala
Boston
Mike Kelly
American Trotting Association
Dauntless
Coronet
Queenstown
Ireland
Richard West
Lexington
Neilson
Clarksville
Jacob Gaudaur
Edward Hanlan
Pullman
Crawfordsv
Ind
Rhodes
Ten Broeck
C. W. Budd
Des Moines
J. H. Stice
Illinois
Pullman, Ill
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Gaudaur
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Toronto
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West
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Johnson
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Thistle
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George Bubear
Philadelphia
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Belle Hamlin
Hamlin
Justina
Yale
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William J. Haines
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