Old Maid Mary Smith Wins a Prize in Odd Fashion
Helen Smith seeks ten dollars by sending a false wartime romance to a magazine. A newspaper man borrows her manuscript and pretends it is Mr Burton’s tale. He tears the MS apart when he discovers the truth, leaving Helen to claim she won a prize in the end.
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Elen Smith
Helen
Will
Mary Smith
Mary
Bert Wallace
Miss Smith
Bert
David Archer
Trousseau
Lyons
Fruster
Naples
Eretico
Italy
Montevideo
Burton
Brazil
Whicch
Rio
Helen Smith
M. S
Remington
Mary Helen
Mr. Burton
Mary Dear
Mary Helen Smith
M.S
Frances KE. Wadleigh
Young Woman's Magazine
Ingenious Rascal Story From Bow Street Court
A London lawyer recounts a Bow Street tale of a man who mis accused a fellow passenger of stealing his watch after waking in a carriage. The prosecutor admitted he left his watch at home and the judge Sir James Ingram shared a similar miscue. The thief profited when the watch vanished and was never recovered.
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Montague Williams
London
Bow Street
James Ingram
Temington
Iman
James
San Francisco
A Medical Man's Explanation Explainable by Street Wit
Two medical graduates in New York diverge in career. One diligent and modest, the other flashy and popular. The latter builds a large practice while the former struggles until a window explanation reveals that eighty out of every hundred passersby are fools, so the doctor attends to the wise twenty.
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New York
Brunswick
Man Marries the Daughter Despite Reference to Rebuff
In a clipped recollection, a man recalls proposing to a daughter's father who told him to go to Hades. He then notes that he did wed the daughter, implying a bold courtship led to marriage despite the rebuff.
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Hades
Philadelphia Times
Sabots in New York's French Quarter: A wooden shoe craft
The N Y Star tour through a tiny New York shop shows a veteran sabot maker turning yellow poplar into soles in under ten minutes. He crafts two main styles with leather uppers, selling men’s pairs for $2 and lighter women’s pairs up to higher prices, while noting a dwindling, mostly French and German clientele and scarce street wear.
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Miller
New York
Bench Quarter
Wooster
Bleecker
N. Y. Star
Boulangers Failure Signals End of Boulangism in Paris
The piece argues Boulangers failure ends his movement, while noting Paris votes misalign with support for the Third Republic. It contrasts Radical Autonomists, Bonapartists, Opportunists, and Moderates, and suggests Paris remains hostile to the government while provinces show weaker backing.
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St. James
America
Boulanger
Boulang
Paris
Falstaff’s Tavern as a Drum Explained in Arkansaw Traveler
In a dialogue from the Arkansaw Traveler a boy asks what Falstaff meant by wishing the tavern were his drum. His father explains Falstaff simply wanted the tavern to be a drum and to beat it for effect.
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Shakespeare
Falstaff
Arkansaw Traveler
Through Line of First Class Pullman Sleeping Cars
A new through route via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Northern Pacific Railways begins June 15 1890 linking Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Helena Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland and Puget Sound destinations with fast service and special Pullman cars for Yellowstone Park, Manmont Hot Springs Hotel trips, and summer through tickets advertised along with excursion rates for the Teachers National Association meeting in St Paul July 4–11.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Kay
Northern Pacific R. R
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Helena
Mont
Spokane Walls
Tacoma
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Puget Sound
North Pacific Coast
California
Union
Sommer Adams
Canal Streets
Wargo
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Nast
Yellowstone Park
Lake Park
St. P. Ry
Chicago, Ill
Chcago
Rock Island & Pacific Ry
Missouri River
Alerur Lea Rourke
Albenr
Rock Island
John Sebastian
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Joliet
Ottawa
Peoria
la Salle
Moline
Illinois
Kansas City
Missouri
Omaha
Fairbury
Nelson
Nhbraska
Atchison
Leavenworth
Horton
Topeka
Hutchinson
Wichita
Belleville
Abilene
Dodge City
Caldwell
Kansas
Kingfisher
el Reno
Indian Territory
Denver
Colorado Springs
Fueblo
Colorado
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Pueblo
ST. Joseph
Salt Lake City
Orden
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Eixpress
Nebraska
Pike's Peak
Manitou
Cascade
Glenwood Springs
Albert Sea
Minneapolis
Northwest
Pipestone
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Seneca
Kankakee
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lafayette
United States
Canada
E. ST. John
Ill
Trains Schedule Notes From Canton Area Service
The notice lists Sunday train suspensions and routing details for trains numbered in the 4 and 8 series. It specifies no south Canton service on Sundays and notes alternate stops at Old Portage Hawkin Alexanders Tinkers Creek Thornbury Willow Independence Brecksville Boston Everett Hawkins Bot tum Krumroy New Berlin. J T Johnson and J B Caven sign as general superintendents in Cleveland Ohio.
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Na. Ma
P.m
Canton
Old Portage
Hawkin Alexanders
Tinkers Creek
Thornbury
Willow
Independence
Brecksville
Boston
Everett
Hawkins
Bottum
Krumroy
New Berlin
J.T Johnson
J. B. Caven
Plas
Cleveland
Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie Passenger Timetable Fragment
Readable portions show eastward schedules on the Huron Division with stops Monroeville Norwalk Milan and Huron. Times listed include 1107 PM at Monroev Ar and 6 30 PM at Norwalk with early morning arrivals at Milan and Huron, indicating a condensed timetable snippet.
Through Trains and Connections of the Cleveland & Marietta Route
The Cleveland and Marietta system lists through tickets to all parts of the United States and Canada with sleepers between Cleveland, Baltimore and Washington. It notes through coaches on Nos. 2 3 and 5 between Marietta Canton Akron Cleveland and Toledo, and connections at Marietta Cambridge Newcomerstown Canal Dover Valley Junction and more. It claims the only line with through solid vestibulated trains between Chicago and Philadelphia and provides schedule snippets for Chicago to Columbus and Zanesville to Newark to Columbus services.
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Notr
Tran
Toledo
Orrville
Kingsway
Bowerston
Laurelton
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ditesh
Caldwell
Newcomerstown
Canal Dover
Canton
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Coshocton
Newark
Zanesville
Columbus
St. Louis
Kansas City
United States
Canada
Baltimore
Washington
Ohio River
Parkersburg
Caywood
Stanley
A .Whippie
Warner
Elba
Macksburg
Dexter City
Ee South Olive
Dudley
Belle Valley Va
Glenwood
Point Pleasa
Byesville
Oldham’s
Miller’s
Kimbolton
Guernsey
Post Boy
Woomersta -Wolf’s
Phillipsbur
Black Ranch
Turner’s, IL
Canal Dover Il
Valley Jo.i
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Lawrence Aimerican
Ashland Press
Cragin & Co
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N. O. Picayune
Hall
J. Coiney & Co
Props
Boston Commercial Bulletin
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Picayune
Glenn
Hill
Atack
Elimira Gazette
Perre Haute Express
Misu
Rochester Post-Dispatch
Bonn and
Desiatin
Indus Odes
Ida Bitters Ht
Mexico
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Fudy
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Wit CC CO
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Camps
Wyoming
Getty
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Dako
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Springfield
LiClal
A. N. Kellogg Newspaper CO
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Jefferson ST
Memphis
Tennes
Minn
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Warren
Edwards
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Mdl
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See Y and
Treas
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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Springer Medical CO
Tres Well
Sprid Medical CO
Superior St
Diren
UU. S. A
Kidge
Woolrich & CO
Palmer, Maan
Binghantos
Ueal Mang
Addres Russell & CO
Massillon
Ee Mansfield
THE
Aultman & Atyene
Taylor Company
Eve Jounty
Secret Service
Grannan Detective Bureau Co
Arcade
DOD
Patrick O Farrell
Washington, D.C
ENG As
Weston Engine CO
Poat
Pee Gion
Joseph HW. Bunt
Washington, D
W.T. Fulzge
Ad D
A.W. McCormick & Sons
Washington, D .C
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Chester
Conn
Wauseon Normal
Wweeks
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Wauseon, O
Collins Brothers Drug CO
Nurseries
Louisiana
Brewster Safety Rein Holder CO
Holly, Mich
Myersville
Greentown
New
Berlin
Inera Point
Valley Junction
P. m Lye
Bea
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Canton Da'l Y Exce
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Sparta
Mineral Point
East
Wheeling
Lake Erie
R. R
Navarre
Wittsburgh
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Wellington
Norwalk
Monroeville
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LyMonroev
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Huron
James M. Hall
Gen'l Pass
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Cenetseas Valley Junction Canal
Dover
Cambridge, Marietta
Sherrodsville
Canal
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A. T. Wikoff
Gen
K. Richards
Baltimore & Ohio
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Sandusky
Shelby Junet
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Mansfield
Barnesville
Belvidre
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O. P. McCarty
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Ee . M.A
Columbus Ly
Shelby
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Chicago Je
A.M. P
M.A. M
P.M. A
Lee
Bellaire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Railway
Chandlersville
Cumberland
Belle Valley Caldwell
Sarahsville
Summerfield Woodsfield
Captina
Bellaire
P. m
P.m.a
Woodsfield
Summerfield
Belle Valley Cumberland
W. R. Crumpton
J. B. Rhodes
Transpo
Zanesville, Ohio
Webster
Gov’t Ae
U. S. Supreme Court
U.S
Merriam & CO
Maes
G. W. Simmons & CO
Shere
Ss. & Co
Oak Hall
Storn
F. Smitt & CO
Ension
Orr
U.S. Pension Bureau
Hartman &Feel
Hartman M.G. CO
Beaver Faila
Cincinnati, Wheeling
Blue Bell
Junction
Point Pleasant
Hartford
Senecaville
Morgan Junction
W. H. Stevens
J. W. Campbell
Pivtsbureh
Gissanati
Louis Ry
Pacific Express
Limited Express
New York Express
Eastern Express
Dennisop Accommodations
Popart
WM. Cole
Joseph WO
H. A. Ford