Wheeling & Lake Erie Timetable Eastbound Westward Service
Local timetable notes show W&LE routes with stops from Toledo to Marietta including Oak Harbor Bellevue Monroeville Wellington Massillon Navarre Canal Dover Cambridge and Huron with through car service to points East and West. Managers Woodford and Hall announce through connections via Valley Junction with M. & S. trains and Pennsylvanian system links.
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Neonate Et cd . P. Mm.a. m. Ammen
Oak Harbor
Bellevue
Monroeville
Wellington
Oort Ie
A.m
Ston
Massillon
Navarre
Cambridge
Ccs
Macksburg
Peon
Marietta
Bea Te P.m
Em Westward
Ness
Comerstown
Canal Dover
Bowerston
Sesville
Sherrodsville
New Cumberland
Valley Junction
Massilion
Creston
MOR Walees
Maree
Fremont
P.m.ja. m
Norwalk & Huron
Ja. m
P. m. Ly
W.&l. FE
Voledo
Sowerston
Pennsylvania
Edo
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M. D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen
Gen's
President orders salary cuts for district attorneys and dismissals
Attorney General Garland issues an order cutting all Assistant District Attorneys’ salaries by twenty percent for the coming fiscal year and directing discharge of nonessential assistants. Lena Caldwell receives a rare papal decoration, while John Nelson is named Receiver of Public Moneys at Fergus Falls and James Greeley becomes Register of the Land Office at Redwood Falls, Minnesota.
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Pitkin
Unite Vermont
Garland
Order of the Rose
Lena Caldwell
Clarence A
Colden Ried
Washington City
Catholic University
Spain
Sherman
John Nelson
Minnesota
Fergus Falls
Minn
James Greeley
Redwood Falls
Will of William A Wheeler probate and New York notes
The will of the late William A Wheeler is probated at Malone New York detailing gifts of 825,009 to home missions 5 000 to foreign missions 500 to house keeper Betsey Chambers and other bequests. rumors of contests. Also Bishop Potter urges support for a proposed great cathedral in New York City. Other items include Emigration Commissioners ruling freeing seventy one immigrants in New York from landing restrictions, various deaths, trials, and incidents across multiple states with dates around mid June.
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William A. Wheeler
Malone
N.Y
Betsey Chambers
Potter
New York Episcopal Diocese
New York City
United States District Court At
New York
Ith
Brown
City of
Chester
Beu
Perley Poore
Newburyport
Mass
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
London
Broadway Street
St. Paul
Minn
Hans Nelson
Newburg
N. Zs
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Mill Creek Coliery
Wilkesbarre
Peter Deimmer
Simon Chamesky
Michael Fisher
John Pradosky
James. Chase
Wareham
National Bank Examiner
Sidney A. Dwight
Coxsackie
N. Y
Nyack
William E. Chandler
United States
New Hampshire
Pike
Massachusetts
St. Mary’s Episcopal
Stured
Dundas Dick
Alexander Melville
Engineer Melville
Brooklyn Navy Yard
William E. Morrison
Civil Service Board of
New York State
Buffalo
C.D. Graham
Niagara Falls
Governor Beaver
15Th
Gettysburg Battle Field
Pennsylvania
Albany
Canada
Friends of the Pool
Pittsburon
Connellsville
Carnegie Brothers
Daniel Sullivan
Connelisyil
Sterling and Jinitown
Schoonmaker & Co
Terry
Schofield
Sickles
Washington Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Sinclair Tousey
American News Company
Arthur
Madison Square
J. Wright
Montgomery County
Norristown
United States Electric Light Company
Andover Theological Seminary
Andover
Presdent
RE. C. Smyth
Woodruff
Carver
Hopkins
Williams College
North Adams
Stephen Washburn
Wilton
Knights of Labor
Samuel Gilson
Erie
Louis Lindsley
Waterford
Aule
Henry Clews
Dorsheimer
Star's Grant Monument Fund
Schuylkill Valley
Parkersford
Charles de Haven
R. E. Camp
Farnell Hall
Ames
Hoar
George D. Wise
Speaker Noyes
Nash
Providence
R. I
Lee Manville Mills
Des Moines and Midwest News Tangle in 19th Century Dispatches
A sprawling digest reports on a Des Moines court proceeding, local legal shifts, and a jumble of incidents across Iowa and neighboring states. It notes impeachments, river incidents, deaths, thefts, and strikes with terse, era-appropriate detail.
Dublin Government to prosecute Davitt and Cox over evictions
In Dublin a dispatch reports that the Government plans to prosecute Michael Davitt and Joseph Richard Cox M P East Clare for inciting the Bodyke tenants to resist eviction. Other items note hailstorms in Eastern Roumelia, a London sale of the Guttenberg Bible for 2650 pounds, and famine alerts in Asia Minor.
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Dublin
Michael Davitt
Joseph Richard Cox
East Clare
Aitos
Cernabat
Balkan Mountains
Roumelia
Lord Crawford
London
Mazarine
Tyndales
Miles Coverdale
James G. Blaine
Southampton
Botuseh
Prague
Bohemia
Belfast
Ango
Roumania
Amster
Multiple Disasters and Crimes Reported Across Regions
A string of calamities and criminal events unfold from mines and barges to trains and ballots. Fatal shaft injuries near Wilkesbarre follow a gas explosion. A Dana Paka crossing mishap sickens pilgrims. A Missouri boat capsizes. many rescued, hundreds missing. Robbers seize cash during a California express heist. Italian workers drown in Ironton after a drunken fight. Fire devastates Washburn business district. Trials and forgeries shake Chicago and Toronto. Sailors lose in a lake squall near Chicago.
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James Warsa
Henry Stricker
Walsh
Stricker
Rett
Michael Fewers
Mrett
Mooney Plusio
Contac
Chica
Aston Junction
Wilkesbarre
Patrick Bar Ed Mooney
Burnhara Kempsey
Martin Donohue
WiLtra
P Burric
C Southern Pacific
Schule
Ironton
Champlain
Grand T Showth
Raverse Bay
Mich
Hoodle
McGenigle
McDonald
Chicago
Washburn
Woodford County
Ill
Paolo
Kan
Floyd
James A. L. Wilson
Philadelphia
Toronto
Ont
Naval Designs Report endorses Barrows battleship design
The Board of Visitors to the U S Naval Academy backs Barrows Ship Building Company plans for a 6,000 ton armored battleship and a 6,000 ton cruiser while rejecting rival designs. It urges a one year post graduate technical course and expanded facilities, with cadets choosing special studies after three years. The report praises gunnery exercises and orderly stores accounting, notes hazing issues, and calls for regulatory and building improvements.
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Naval Academy Board of Visitors
Washmeton
Whitney
Barrows Ship Building Company
England
M. T. Clayton
L. T. Towns
William Douglass
Francis Norton
John Watt
W. J. Chambers
A. H. Grandjeau
Thames Iron Works
Board of Visitors
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Department of Ordinance and Gunnery
Health Bulletin Reports Diseases Across Ohio Counties
Health officials report new measles cases in Brunswick Dayton Bloom Center Sunbury Nashville Shreve Hudson Rainsboro Glouster Painesville and Alexandria German measles in Marion Utica Massillon scarlet fever in Grape Grove Bucyrus and Sandusky diphtheria in Marion Utica Mifflin Sandusky Somerset and near Mount Vernon C O Prossrt, Secretary.
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Brunswick
Dayton
Bloom Center
Sunbury
Nashville
Shreve
Hudson
Rainsboro
Glouster
Painesville
Alexandria
Marion
Utica
Massillon
Grape Grove
Bucyrus
Sandusky
Mifflin
Somerset
Mt. Vernon
C. O. Prossrt
Coke Operators Refuse Advance in Wages Dispute
June 15 report from Pirrsman notes coke operators have not granted the 2½ percent wage advance and have taken no further action. Operators may meet with blast furnacemen who plan to reaffirm they will not accept coke at two dollars. Furnacemen aim to unite with operators against the strikers.
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Pirrsman
Turtle shell carved with 1761 marks Midletown tale
A Maryland farmer Henry M Kepler on his farm found a turtle with shell inscribed C S 1761 He matches the date to 1756 when Casper Shoaf held the deed suggesting the shell dates back 126 years The piece then shifts to a widow’s lament about her late husband and a Philadelphia Press quip about a man’s religion before death The text ends with a note on railroad expansion and a Pennsylvania village named Wapwallopen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Kepler
Midletown
C. S
Waa
Thad
Philadelphia Press
Soldiers Relate Guard Duty Pranks and Hungry Nights
Veterans recount nightly guard duty at a rich citizen’s house during a long march. A bevy of mischief and hunger follows as soldiers guard property and nick chickens and a fifteen pound gobbler vanishes. Joe B. recalls taunting luck, a baked turkey, and dawn breakfast amid war memories.
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Mother Earth
Bedline
Joe
Joe B
Virginia
Cour
Uhere
Alanta
Narrow Escapes Thrilling Confederate Spy Tale
Thomas N. Conrad recounts his narrow escapes while evading Union forces in and around Washington. He details bribing a ship captain, sleeping in rough camps, and skirting a vigilant Potomac flotilla as gunboats and cavalry chased him, ending with his perilous river crossings and devotion to the Confederate cause.
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Washingtons
Maryland Point
Virginia
Alexandria
Eagle Nest
Navy Yard
Washington City
Potomac
Potomac Flotilla
Thomas N. Conrad
Springfield
A Wicked Fight on Mission Ridge by a Confederate Gunner
An account from B P Critchell recounts a brutal Civil War clash on Mission Ridge. A tall Confederate gunner wields a swab and revolver, mortally wounded after a bayonet strike by a Cincinnati soldier named Boyd. The rebel fires again before dying, highlighting a ferocious, close quarters battle.
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Mission Ridge
Johnny Gunner
Boyd
Lever
B. P. Critchell
Cincinnel
Limes-Star
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Ohio
Mahaffey & Ogier
E. W. Mathews
Hutchison Block
Steele
Mayls
Fred. L. Rosemond
J. M. Bushfield
Attornecy
Rainey
Court House
Ohtlo
W. A. Carpenter
Notary Public
Fy - Ortio
Offce
Davis Block
Sam’l C. Luccock
Attornecy-at-Law
Cosgrave
Main Street
W. D. Craic
Storney-at
Washington, Guernsey County
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
Taylor Block
S. S. Carnes
Pine Street
Main
D. K. Kyle
Marble and Granite Works
E. McPermix
Bosis and Shoes
West Main St
Npless
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public & Block
Mare
Davis Ris
Physicians and Surgeons
WM. T. Ramsey
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Pital
Physicians Sary
Washington, D
Hutchinson Block
OH 1
Joseph Morton
Dels
Eagle Hotel
B.S. Herring
Brown House
Kyle
Amon
Central Hotel
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Main ST
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Arcade Hotel
Cambridge, Ohio
W. A. Gill
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Jyosett
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crown
Farmers’ Hotet
Mill Street
Wey & Bon's
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
Gov. Broadway
South Streets
Quaker City
Washington, Ohio
James Smith, Prop
John Harris, JR
Wwall’s
L. S. Collins
Optician
Wheeling Age
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
T. C. Stanley
Eianger
Ogier
Aply's
Agusta
Maine
C. W
N.Y. Ry. Co
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Blue Belt
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Cleveland & Marietta Railroad
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Huron
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Mowrne
Washington
Union Labor Party of
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George
Cincinnati
Cleveland Carbon Works
Cleveland
Michigan Senate
Pensacola
Fla
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Samuel Meyers
Miami County
Ind
Bryant B. Crandall
Asylum For the Poor
Salem
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Crandall
Western
Masonic
Empire Order of Mutual Aid
Northwestern Masonic
Royal Templars of Temperance
Los Angeles
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Willard
Thomas Crowly
Frank Godly
Des
Emberoines
Iowa
Lima
Walter S. Condon
Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association
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Crosier Iron and Steel Company
Roanoke
John Frail
Lincoln
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Congress
Aspinwall
William Ramsey and Son
Lexington
Morehead
Rowan County
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Atlanta
Ldth
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C. T
Cora Narbird
A. M. Tappan
Robert Anderson
J. Lyons
William Murchison
Griffiths, Marshall & Co
Grain Commission
Inman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Guy Webber
Sonora
Mexico
Wills River
Byesville
Joseph Deal
McPyles
Keith
Jackson
Mporary
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Grover W. Baker
M. 8. Miller
Edward Clark
CIA
Naval Designs
Health Bulletin
Ohio State Bo
Angers
Mabeney
Wapwallopen
Soldiers’ Department
Gobbler
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