Road Reopens Linking Toledo to Pittsburgh Network
Through car service restored from Toledo to Bowerstown connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all eastern points. Services run between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Kowerston and extend to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. General Manager Woodford and General Passenger Agent Hall overseeing operations.
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Toledo
Bowerstown
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Kowerston
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Aron
Pittchurch
M.D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen
Pass
Two subjects in my kingdom dwell and love a mother
A poem describes two subjects, one with azure eye and a cheerful face, one with raven hair and hazel eyes, both devoted to a household queen named mother. They kiss and bless her with joy, their faithful hearts praising her as mother, the sweetest name born of love.
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Calsb Dunn
Downey’s Perilous Path From Pulpit to Rag Cart
Rev Ephraim Downey, rejected by Waterbury colleagues for his unruly nature, leaves Smyrne after debt and family strain. He preaches at Smyrne then Sawville, resigns amid conflict, and, after a failed Annex call, contemplates despair. A compassionate turn leads him to a rag-cart business that funds his family while he remains active in mission work and support to Waterbury.
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Waterbury
Ephraim Downey
Annex
Popham
Tion
Hiing
Strong
Ephraim
Father Downey
Downeys
Mossville
Dunce
Happleton
Plizenmeyer
Sprague
Pine Rock Hills
Smyrne
Blue Rock
Blue Ro
Israel Foster
Father Downney
Ruth
Father
Foster
Sawville
Downey
Dr. Strone
St. Peter
Dr. Strong
Sandy Creek
D.D
Providence
Fron Mir
Fle
Zoar
Europe
Mr. Downey
Bland
Tam
Hageine
North Creek
Cedars
Mother Foster
Ruth Dear
Annex Chronicle
Mile Ephraim
Twacker
Despetude
Downey, Badger & Co
Zear
Tme
Ile
Polic
Harper's
Fisk and Brooks Named at Prohibition Convention
The Indianapolis convention nominated Clinton B. Fisk for President and John A. Brooks for Vice President after a fierce debate over woman suffrage, with the platform endorsing Prohibition and demanding constitutional amendments. The event featured major donations, party unity, and a large public rally to confirm the ticket.
Woman's Bewitching Laugh and Smile Analyzed
A reflective piece on female charm, praising a sweet laugh and a bright smile while warning against habitual smiles and deceitful expressions. It urges inner virtue to illuminate outward beauty and cites M. Y. Ledger as the source.
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Anéso
M. Y. Ledger
North Carolina Prison Population Split Revealed
Report shows 1,376 convicts accredited to the state penitentiary system with 128 in the prison proper and 159 on penitentiary lands, the remainder spread across various railroads. It notes that about nine tenths are viewed.
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State Penitentiary of
North Carolina
Notorious Chicago divorce case ends in courtroom shooting
In Chicago during circuit court session Judge Egbert Jamieson presiding, Mrs. America Rawson shot attorney Henry C. Whitney, wounding him fatally likely, after appellate court denied solicitors fees. The incident follows earlier revenge by Mrs. Rawson’s son Ralph Lee who shot Stephen W. Rawson last October. Mrs. Rawson is in custody.
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Curiaco
Circuit Court
Egbert Jamieson
Rawson
America Rawson
Henry C. Whitney
Stephen W. Rawson
Marked for Life in a Dearborn Street Attack
G. K. Murray a traveling salesman was writing a note when G. T. Bell a lithograph firm drummers entered and cut off Bell’s left ear with a razor. Bell sought medical aid and mystery surrounds the incident with speculation that Bell acted as an injured husband seeking revenge.
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Chicago
G. K. Murray
Adams Express
Dearborn Street
G. T. Bell
Murray
Bell
Two counterfeiters plead guilty in Indianapolis case
William Bain and Amos Walker pleaded guilty to counterfeiting in Indianapolis. Bain was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary while Walker, owing to his youth, received four months in the county jail.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Bain
Amos Walker
Bain
Walker
Ingersoll to Nominate Gresham at Convention
New York June 2 The Republican National convention awaits a keynote speech by Colonel Robert G Ingersoll in 1876 he named Blaine the Plumed Knight This year Illinois delegates have invited him to present Judge Greshams name and he has agreed This marks his first political appearance in years and if Gresham is nominated he may address the crowd from the stump
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Vinarce Committee
Jevans
Minois
B. F. Surtevant
New York
Illinois
J. B Hobbs
A. W. Wheeler
M. W. Packard
Mary J. Barnes
B. F. Brown
Dickey
St. Paul
Father Mahoney
South Carolina
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Sam Small
Georgia
Kentucky
Bain
Green Clay Smith
New Jersey
Fisk
Morrow
Clinton B. Fisk
General Fisk
John T. Tanner
Alabama
George W. Bain
Lexington
John A. Brooks
Missouri
Rev
E. L. Doeheney
Brooks
Crantill
Doeheney
Christian
United States
Prohibition Army
Dakota
North Carolina
Indianapolis
York
Livingston County
N. Y
Michigan
St. Louis
Thirtythird
Missouri Infantry
Howard
Freedmen’s Bureau
Tennessee
Jeannette C. Crippen
Coldwater
Mich
Fiske University For Colored Students
Nashville
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania
Drew Theological Seminary
Pennington Seminary
Albion College
American Missionary Associaton
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Ingersoll
Gresham
Robert G. Ingersoll
Blaine
Knight
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Washington, Ohio
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