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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1888

Page

1

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.

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.

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 St. Petersburg Belgium Center City of Mexico Victoria Europe Opera Comique Theater Paris Blantyre Scotland Sir John Lawrence India Gelsen-Kirchen Germany Hermann Carlsbad Vernome Asia Danube Vicoria Zug Switzerland Ferdinand Saxe-Coburg- Gotha Bulgaria Italy Vitepsk Russia Herr Krupp Issen Prussia Svenziany Bay of Bengal Adena China Scutari John Ruskin Royal Theater Exeter Eng Nile Aimee Pars Quelito Mexico Hankow Cuba Turkey England Gladstonians Jenny Lind London Han-Nan Scholten Dover Sullivan Dublin National League Grevy France Cuing Cuon Yellow River West Indies Guatemala

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.

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.

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.

Oscar S. Straus 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 Hanlan Gaudaur Hanian-Teemer Toronto Teemer Maud S West Saratoga Sheepshead Bay Lincoln Neb Jay-Eye-Lee St. Paul Johnson Volunteer Thistle Owego Charles EF. Courtney George Bubear Philadelphia William Byrd Page Lake Maranacook Atc Whittaker Crawfordsville S. G Kansas City Buffalo Belle Hamlin Hamlin Justina Yale Harvard Carter Waldheim William J. Haines

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