Fast Express Trains Link Columbus Cincinnati to Pittsburgh
Trains run daily between Columbus and Cincinnati connecting with Pittsburgh via Wheeling. The Fast Express from Cincinnati at 7:10 p.m. is a solid train to Pittsburgh with a sleeping car attached. W. E. Reppert, Gen’l Pass Agent, Columbus. S. P. Peabody, Gen’l Sunt.
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Train Schedule Excerpt From Toledo Route
Daily service details show Train No 13 leaving Toledo at 7 45 p m carrying passengers from Toledo to points west of Kingsway. Names M D Woodford and James M Hall listed as General Manager and General Pass Agent indicating official railway notice.
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Kingsway
M. D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen’'s Pass
America for Americans Sermon Calls Immigrants to Belong
Dr. Talmage argues in Brooklyn Tabernacle that God made one blood of all nations and America should welcome immigrants as Americans not enemies. He foresees intermarriage and shared destiny, condemns race prejudice, and urges naturalization, education, and evangelization to bind diverse peoples into a united republic.
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Government Recognition of the Sabbath in Congress
Rev T P Stevenson told the Senate Education and Labor Committee that the President has a constitutional right to rest on the Sabbath and avoid public services, an exemption claimed under the law stating the President has ten days to consider bills. The American Sabbath Union pressed for a National Sunday rest bill amid this debate.
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American Sabbath Union
United States
Quote on fretting and viga as drunkenness ruin
A fragment quotes Heien Hunt noting fretting is a minor fault not a vice and warns drunkenness alone can utterly destroy the peace and happiness of a home. The remark contrasts temperance with disturbance within domestic life.
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Ohio Senate and House Debating Constitutional Reform and Local Bills
Ohio legislative reports show the Senate in Committee of the Whole on a fourth constitutional amendment for biennial elections, with changes likely not standing, plus bills on public institution finances and penalties for trustees. House actions include Stranahan Oleomargarine and numerous county and city measures, alongside a large general appropriation bill and an intense debate over the Mortley Two Cent Railroad Fare bill.
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Jesuit Literacy Legacy in Japan From 16th Century Missionaries
The article recalls Jesuit efforts in Japan three to four centuries ago. It notes their study of the language, daily teaching, and the introduction of European type in 1590 enabling printed books in Japanese using Roman letters. It mentions persecution and selective survival of the mission.
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Japan
Basil Chamberlain
Society of Jesus
Saturday Review
Shawl Claim Sparks Silk Camel Hair Dispute
A passerby questions a shopman about a camel hair shawl. The clerk insists the shawls are made of pure silk from silkworms, asserting authenticity and origin.
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