Road Reopens Linking Toledo to Bowerston Through Ohio
Fragmentary notice states a road is now open from Toledo to Bowerston connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points east and west. It mentions through service to Toledo Cambridge Marietta and lists Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh and Chicago as connected hubs. May include management by Woodford James M. Hall and agent or agency notes.
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Marietta
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Youngstown
Pittsburgh
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M.D
Woodford
James M. Hall
Ren
Hien
Ageay
United States News Summary of 1887 Events
The report covers new federal appointments with Hyatt beginning as Treasurer and Charles M. Stafford named U.S. Marshal for the Eastern District of New York. It records a fatal fall from a lighthouse stairs, immigrant arrivals by country, trade totals for ten months, political clemency remarks by President Cleveland, and various incidents including weather, fires, accidents, and notable obituaries.
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Register of Wills
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Collision Loss and Other 19th Century News Clips
The Celtic and Britannic collision losses total 1400000 dollars. A New York boy Fritz Kibitz dies from a spider bite. Judge Simonton denies an injunction in the Pennsylvania anthracite case. A lightning strike at McDonald Pa. kills two boarders and injures two children. Royalty ruling on driven-well patents set for collection on 300000 to 400000 wells. Rev. Richard Newton dies at Chestnut Hill. Coronet arrives in New York after winning a race to Cork. Queen Kapiolani and Princess Liukalani sail to Europe. Gas explosion in Susquehanna mine burns workers. Henry Lacomb appointed Circuit Judge in New York. Vedder liquor tax bill advances to governor. Boiler explosion at a Lessering saw mill kills James Taylor. Knights of Labor plan investigation of Connellsville coke strike. Jeremiah Taylor elected secretary of the American Tract Society. George A Birch & Co. makes an assignment in Albany. Seven Holmes wives appear at funeral with eleven Holmes children. Philadelphia journeymen stone-cutters strike. North American Presbyterian Assembly declares prohibition as the remedy against liquor. U.S. and Canada business failures context for week ending May 27.
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Chestnut Hill
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Lessenring
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Knights of Labor
Connellsville
American Tract Society
Boston
Jeremiah Taylor
D. D
M. M. Cutler
George A. Birch
United States
Canada
Railroad plan to link New York City and Boston
Maps and plans for a new railroad between New York City and Boston filed in the Register's office. The double tracked line with right of way is estimated at about $23,000,000, aiming to cut Boston to New York travel from six hours to three and a half. Mary Alstead of Harrisburg, while presiding at a Lutheran convention in Wooster, Ohio, was reported insane. her condition was critical.
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Register
Autographs and tragedies span Paris to Ontario
A Paris dispatch reports Emperor William’s autograph letter to President Grevy expressing hope for peaceful relations. John Thompson and family perished at sea after his small skiff vanished in a squall near Hamilton. An Napoleon manuscript sold for 1109 dollars in Paris. Fires and arson placards plague St Petersburg as 60 villas burn. Earl of Meath dies at 84. Roubaix mill destroyed by fire. Lord Colin Campbell pledges acceptance of bankruptcy with liabilities around 9000 pounds. Slower sea passage yields dozens of clandestine passengers. Cholera devastates Buenos Aires and suburbs with rising deaths.
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National Drill Sermon Reflects On War Drills And Duty
A long report on the National Drill at Washington describes the message of the Rev. T De Witt Talmage praising drill discipline and ancient warfare. It links soldiers keeping rank to national strength and urges readiness against foreign threats while honoring Civil War sacrifice and Decoration Day memory.
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