Eastward Through Car Service Opens From Toledo to Pittsburgh
Huron Fries Landing Milan and other towns note new through car service linking Toledo to Cambridge Marietta and beyond via the Pennsylvania System. The road now open to all points East with connections to Cleveland Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Officials D Woodford and James M Hall announce streamlined schedules and through service.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Browerston
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Ges Menager
Gen't Pese
Senate Notes and Bills Move Through June Sessions
The long Senate proceedings detail the Northern Pacific Land Forfeiture bill passage with amendments, and the repeal of preemption acts. Other items include the Invalid Pensions relief bill, legislative appropriation debates, and various Senate resolutions on civil service information and naval and treasury matters. House actions cover tariff discussions, pension bills, and adjournment motions amid legislative maneuvering.
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Senate
Northern Pacific Railway
George
Blair
Frederick
House
Dawes
Massachusetts
General Court of Massachusetts
Canada
United States
Congress
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Morrison
Ways and Means Committee
Grosvenor
Ohio
Wilkins
Curtin
Ingalls
District of Columbia
Army of
Housie
Anderson
Kansas
Committee On Ways and Means
Interior Secretary affirms rail line liable for damages on reservation
The Interior Department upholds an Assistant Attorney General Montgomery ruling that the Atlantic and Pacific Railway Company must answer for losses or injuries to persons or property caused by trains running through the Cherokee Nation reservation in Indian Territory. The article also notes other federal actions and appointments of midmonth.
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Secretary of the Interior
Montgomery
Atlantic & Pacific Railway Company
Indian Territory
John T. Rankin
United States
Texas
House
U.S. Grant
Jeannette
American Association of Nurserymen
Randall
Durham
The
Treasury
Washington
Carter
Fletcher
Kentucky
Staten Island Sound
Arthur Kill
Veach & Sons Bank Closure and Regional News
The Veach & Sons banking house in West Middlesex Pennsylvania closed by sheriff on the 15th after a ten thousand dollar attachment, with liabilities around one hundred fifty thousand and small assets, alleging real estate devaluation as the cause. Also noted are Milton Weston’s rehearing denial for voluntary manslaughter in Allegheny County, Sperry Barnes’ New Haven fire loss of three hundred to four hundred thousand, and U S troops to leave Grant tomb June 30 as Vermont Republicans name ticket. The Marvard overs were have voted to
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Veach & Sons
West Middlesex
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
Milton Weston
Chicago
Allegheny County
Haymaker
Murraysville
Sperry & Barnes
New Haven
Conn
Scofield
New York Park Commissioners
United States
General Grant
Riverside Park
Vermont
Ormsbee
L. K. Fuller
C. W. Porter
W. H. Dubois
E. H B. Penwell
Marvard
Dynamic Wisconsin and regional troubles ripple nationwide
A dynamite attack near ex mayor Secor's Racine residence shocks Wisconsin while a Lodi school burns for a $12009 loss half insured. Tragedy in Georgia leaves Richard Perry dead and three wounded amid a dispute. Minnesota trims passenger rates to three cents per mile. Baraboo editor Hanlan Page dies. Ann Arbor farmer shoots wife and mother-in-law. Beaumont storm damages $110,000. Sabine flood, Ohio Greenbackers in Mansfield nominate, Joliet inmate released, Baltimore opium case, Parsons railroad strike arrests, Zehner bee death, Olympia expulsions verdict, Wilmington mail theft arrest, and Huron County treasurer Van Fleet case.
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Racine
Wis
Secor
Jambor
Lodi
Hinesville
Richard Perry
State Board of Railway and Warehouse Commissioners of
Minnesota
Hanlan M. Page
Baraboo
Wisconsin State Journal
John Burnett
Ann Arbor
Micb
Jackson
Beaumont
Tex
Sabine
Lake Sabine
Ohio Greenbackers
Mansfield
Christopher Evans
Perry County
I. F. Curtis
Charles Beard
Baltimore
Parsons
Kan
Benjamin Zehner
Muncie
Ind
Wisconsin Knights of Labor
Fort Howard
la Crosse
Olympia
W. T
Samuel V. B. Carty
Wilmington
Del
Carty
Martin O. van Fleet
Huron County
Paris Receives Advices On Saigon Killings And More
Advices from Saigon received at Paris on the 16th report two French officers killed by poisoned arrows at Thankoa. Fresh massacres of Christians in Annam are noted, and rebels have burned villages near Tourane. A fishing schooner near Seal Rocks, St. Georges Bay sank after an offshore squall. Louis Laurent Simonin, a French engineer and traveler, died at 56.
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Saigon
Paris
Thankoa
Annam
Tourane
St. John’s
N. B
Seal Rocks
St. Georges Bay
Louis Laurent Simonin
Dawbridge University
London
Vth
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dr. Holmes
Mta
France
Cairo
Azyyt
Assouan
Dorset Regiment
Cyprus
Ith
Edinburg
Scotland
Giedstone
Canada
Owen Sound
Dominion
Godigora
Adriatic
Ferara
Hungary
Irish Fund Sends Five Thousand to Purnell Fund
The Brookly n Irish Parliamentary Fund executive committee forwarded 5 000 to the Purnell fund in Jun gland on the 7th. Archbanp Forbres, renowned English war Correspondent, wed Miss Louisa Meigs in Washington on the 19th. A. I. Morst of Stevens' Point Wis. was fatally shot in his carriage on Main Street by W. W. Hazeltine. Domestic troubles are cited as motive.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Purnell Fund
Jungland
Archbanp Forbres
Washington, D. C
Louisa Meigs
General Meigs
United States Army
A. I. Morst
First National Bank
Stevens’ Point
Wis
Main Street
W. W. Hazeltine
Morse
Festerville
Youngtown
William
David Williams
Howell
Mich
Henry Myers
Pigman
The
Tennessee
Whitney
National League to Convene Irish National League Convention
Officers announce the third regular convention of the Irish National League of America to meet August 15 and 19, 1886 in Central Music Hall Chicago. Delegates allotted by branch dues, with representation for 50 members per delegate. instructions urge rapid fundraising to support Ireland and a broad delegation from Home League and Parliamentary party. President Patrick Egan, Treasurer Charles O'Reilly, Secretary J.P. Surry sign.
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Lincoux
Neb
National League
Ireland
Gladstone
Midlothian
England
Lord Salsbury
Marquis of Hartington
Mr. Chamberlain
Salisbury
Churchill
Chamberlain
Belfast
Reland
League
Irish National League of America
Central Music Hall
Clcago
Home League
Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Chio
Tinois
Detroit
Mich
Friends of Ireland
Patrick Egan
Charles O'Reillly
J.P. Surron
Railroad Collision Near East Pepperel Injur s Several
A passenger train No 49 and an extra southbound freight train collided south of East Pepperel Massachusetts on June 21. Engineer Whittemore and fireman Edward Potter escaped with bruises while several passengers including Mrs. Granville Parker and Vincent Trader sustained serious injuries. Both engines and rolling stock were wrecked with several thousand dollars in losses. The freight conductor had orders to sidetrack for the passenger.
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East Perrere
Worcester & Nashua
Boston & Marine Railroad
Whittemore
Edward Potter
Potter
Granville Parker
Pepperel
Vincent Trader
Ayer
Samuel Beverly
Nashua
Lancaster
Prescott House
Poisoned by a Nurse in New Jersey Death Case
Mrs. Mabel Loninger, thirty, died after an overdose of arsenic given by a nurse from Chicago named McDermott who attended mother and newborn. Fowler's solution prescribed for fever was refilled excessively. The nurse was discharged, fled toward Philadelphia, with telegrams sent to Chicago authorities. An inquest is planned for June 28. the coroner suspects foul play but cites no motive.
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McDermott
Philadelphia
Chicago
Loninger
Would-be Murderer Attempts Death by Own Action
Ernest Straus, 40, a German, tried to shoot Dr. William M. Booth while his wife was under care in Hartrorp Connecticut. Straus fired two shots then hanged himself in a police cell with a shirt rope. he nearly died before officers cut him down.
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Hartrorp
Conn
Ernest Straus
William M. Booth
Straus
Paris man disappears and is found murdered near Lake Michigan
J Davis Hutchcraft of Paris Kentucky vanished at end of May while visiting Cucaco. His body was later recovered on Lake Michigan shore seven miles from Illinois line showing signs of foul play. He carried a check for 2000 to 3000 dollars, a gold watch and chain, and 200 dollars in cash. He was last seen near the Government pier with his brother in Cucaco.
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Cucaco
J. Davis Hutchcraft
Paris
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Hatchcraft
Government Pier
Schoolgirl muse and insurance talk in Puck parody
A satirical piece opens with a limerick about a schoolgirl and arithmetic, then shifts to a facetious urban interview from the Times on women in business and insurance. A young male adjuster chronicles disputes, quotes a shopkeeper, and jokes about insured heirlooms, letters, and odd claims, finishing with a comic anecdote about a Paterson policy for a canary.
Napoleonic conspiracy treaty found in Geneva papers
Swiss correspondent uncovers a five article mutual assistance draft dated Ham June 25 1844 signed Louis Napoleon Bonaparte on a silk pocket handkerchief. The pact promised help to restore Brunswick and unite Germany, with Napoleon II later pledging amity before his capture by Germans.
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Duke of Brunswick
Geneva
Napoleon
Ham
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Germany
Napoleon II
Republique Francaise
Dining on a young monkey compared to rabbit
A Blackwood's writer recalls dining on a young monkey, noting it resembled rabbit but was vastly superior. He adds that discerning dog cat and rat is hard when prepared with equal care and doling.
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Blackwood’s
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Cambridge, Guernsey CO
E. W. Mathews
W.S. Heads
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du Hutchison
Steele
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Camberridge
OLIO
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J.M. Lushfield
Attorney-at-Law
Rainey Block
Court House
W. A. Carpenter
Camebridge
Davis Bock
Sari
L Co
Luccock
Aattorneey-At-Law
Cosgrave
Novi
V. DB. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
Whi. T. Ramsey, Ja. B
Hagsvital
Cee
Iransational Medical Dispensary
WV N. D
Hutchinson Block
Drulgist
J.M. McGill
City Drug Store
2Dams Building
Hotels
Joseph Morton
Dels
Eagle Hotel
Herring
Brown House
Cambridge, Ohio
C. C. Kyle
Central Hotel
J. Cuither
Main ST
Cumberland
Arcade Hotel
Otto
W. A. Gill
Erchange Hotel
Caldwell
Ohlo
John W. Robinson
Bire Elouste
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Parmers Hotel
Mill Street
Wm. Farney & Hon's Dry Goods
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
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Buaker City
Washington, Ohio
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Seeeg
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Main
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E. McEnorer
Gal Geste Cumberland
McPhmrz
West Main St
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City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
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T. C. Stanley
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X& WY. Ry. Co
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OL & M
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Cheney
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Lynn
Mass
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Vierce
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Logan
Edward Percy Whipple
W.S. Thompson
Sturtevant House
New York City
Missouri Car Foundry
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Supreme Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
Minneapolis
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George W. Badgerow
Toronto
Ont
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Missouri
Eugenia Knight
Lena Whitehurst
Hattie Jones
Terple
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Foreign Intelligence
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Great Banks
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Territorial Supreme Court of Utah
Third District Court
Murray
Territorial
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Saagion
East Pepperel
Nick
J.P. Lyons
Puck
Tyro
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Third Avenue
Vizniss
Ac Canon
Linter
Peech
Jim
N. ¥. Times
Hester
Essex Street
East Side
Sohemian
Paterson
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