Through Car Service Expands Toledo to Pittsburgh Route
A historic timetable shows the road now open from Toledo to Dovecast connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points east and west. Through car service operates between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston, with additional links to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh under M D Woodford and J M Hall management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Bowerston
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M.D. Woodford
Jayves M. Hall
Gea
Aggat
Congress Debates Pensions and Education Bills Across Sessions
March 2 to March 5 parliamentary notes show Mr. Hoar presenting a petition on eight hour laws and overtime pay, while pension increases for widows and minors advance. The Bland silver dollar query prompts Treasury responses, with education and agricultural bills, and a special committee to investigate pension bureau charges.
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Senarr
Hoar
van Wyck
Morrill
Kansas
Tavaud
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Beck
Princepal
Hateh
Committee On Agriculture
Weaver
Pension Bureau
General Black
Campbell
Washington Events Highlight Senate Actions and National Remembrance
Senate considers a treaty inviting presidents of sixteen republics to Washington on March 4 1889 to mark the centennial of the United States. Nominations include A H Terry to major general and J T Child as minister resident and consul general to Siam. Navy expansion bill proposes two armored ships costing 2.5 million each with 1.25 million funded.
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Winfield Scott Hancock
Alexander Chambers
Twenty-first Infantry
John S. Poland
Eighteenth Infantry
Twenty-first
Joshua T. Child
Missouri
Siam
William Gordon
New York
United States
Medallin
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Beck
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
House
E B. C. McLean
South Carolina
Post Office Department
James Crowley
Heath dies after jail release amid alleged fraud case
William T. Heath, a broker linked to large liabilities and alleged questionable dealings, who Morisini jailed at Ludlow, died on the 2d at Lakewood New Jersey after a period of illness since his release. In New York City three men were found frozen to death on the streets, including a laborer among them.
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William T. Heath
Morisini
Ludlow
Lakewood
N. J
New York City
Notable Deaths and Trials Across the Nation
In New Orleans J H Aulde morte received five years in a Chester prison and a $5000 fine for embezzlement. A Soft Coal Miners' Federation board in Cumberland ordered a March strike for higher mining prices. In Fulton a mother and two sons perished in a house fire. Thomas Cruz wed M Carter in Helena with a 500000 check gift. OHarra of Pullman Palace Car Co died in Chicago. A Ga farmer killed his son by accident while firing at a cow. A West Virginia entertainer was shot by a drunken man at a schoolhouse. four wounded, killer fled.
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Hoffman House Parliamentary Mand Association
New York City
Dunkirk
N. Y
Mary Seymour
Bishop Seymour
Springfield
Social Manufacturing Company
Woonsocket
Charles Nottise
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Coal Company
Frank B. Gilman
Buffalo
McDonnell & Sons
Quincy
Mass
Gilman
Rhode Island
George A. Slade
Providence
Jason P. Hazard
Edwin Metcalf
William Badfish
H. D. Scott
New Jersey Senate
Jersey Central
Yonkers
Patrick Corbett
Hudson River
Corbett
William Halloran
Union City
Virginia Dare
Gloucester
Grand Ranks
Halibut
William T. Woodruff
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Lodge
Pattison
Cassidy
Pennsylvania
Olland
Davis
Sth
Holland
Axtell
Binghamton
Deposit
Thomas Christie
Horatio King
First National Bank
Bradford
United States
Canada
New York Commercial Bulletin
New Orleans
J. H. Auldemorte
Treasury
Chester
Soft Coal Miners’ Federation
Cumberland
Fulton
Quiztenberry
Geoffrey O’harra
Chicago
Pullman Palace Car Company
Palmer House
Gaston McCartney
Lagrange
Colonel Bennett
Marrowbone Creek
W. Va
J. N. Pickerheimer
Robert Hamilton
Cardinal Jacobini Dies in Rome at Age 97
Cardinal Angelo Jacobini died in Rome on the 2d. He was born at Gensano on April 25, 1825 and was created a Cardinal on March 27, 1882. Also notes on politics and travel including Burmah annexation rumors and Canadian court events. Poundmaker and eleven others released from Stony Mountain penitentiary and to return home under Lacombe.
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Angelo Jacobini
Rome
Gensano
Prince of Wales
Free Masons of
Great Britain
Grand Lodge of England
Grand Lodge of
Illinois
Montreal
Uruguay
Buenos Ayres
Athens
Constantinople
Turkey
Greece
London
Lord Dufferin
Burmah
Siam
India
Can
John 8
Dyde
Eckersdahf & Co
House of Commons
Henry Labouchere
Don Ferdinand
Saxony
Portugal
Europe
Poundmaker
Stony Mountain
Manitoba
Father Lacombe
Multiple 6th events strike 1900s nationwide wide news
The sixteenth headline items report Western Union paying 140000 back tax after sheriff seizure of Broadway offices. Schumacher Mills Akron losses reach 1090000 with 129000 insured. five buildings including an elevator holding 100000 bushels burned. 250 laborers laid off at Studebaker South Bend over wage raise dispute. Mrs Conners wins 3559 damages against Lake Shore MS for husband’s death. Knights of Labor threaten nationwide rail strikes over wages and dismissals.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Broadway
New York
Ferdinand Schumacher
Akron
Jefferson
John Conners
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Oxr
Studebaker Brothers
South Bend
Ind
J. R. W. Sioanr
D. D
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Allegheny City
Leererra Pricer
Chicago
Chester
Gould Southwestern
Knights of Labor
Texas Pacific Road
Marshall
Tex
Knights of Labor Assembly
Sam Johnson
Eatontown
N. J
Ohio Legislature Passes Bills on Health Education and County Finances
The Ohio Senate and House debated and passed measures on a State Board of Health, school funding, and township reforms. Bills address a three year term for township trustees, use of county funds for school examiners, and restrictions on employment in institutions. A proposed constitutional amendment on liquor licensing was examined, with adjournments noted through March 5.
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Senate
Board of Indian Commissioners
Committee On Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Treasury
Thaneam
United States Treasury
Finance Committee
Sherman
Oho
Gallipolis
Lake Erie
Bennett
North Carolina
Pan Electric
Boyle
Oates
Eden
Hall
Hale
Ranney
Hanback
Millard
Motlatt
Sewell
State Board of Agriculture of
New Jersey
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of the Navy
Dolphin
Boston
Chicago
Atlanta
Blair
Yeas
Treasury
States
District of Columbia
Alaska
McCreary
Kentucky
House
Ohio
Green
Board of Health
Boards of Education
Glazier
Committee On Federal Relations
Congress
Marietta
Northwest Territory
Zimmerman
Mr. Brumback
Toledo
Boyd
Williams
Coshocton
Board of Public Works
General Assembly
Fassett
Committee On Labor House
Haley
Pinkerton
Hocking Valley
Lampson
Coates
St.Tlouse
Brown
Warren
Cleveland Asylum For the
Spring Timber Less Durable for Building Says Study
Experienced lumbermen have long claimed spring timber rots and molds more readily. New scientific tests confirm that wood high in phosphoric acid and potassium rot faster, with spring cut wood containing eight times the phosphoric content and five times the potassium of winter cut wood.
Butte clairvoyant sues city over sidewalk hole
A local clairvoyant from Butte Montana sues the city for fifteen thousand dollars after twisting her ankle in a sidewalk hole. city officials counter that as a professional seer she should have seen the danger, and she will not win the claim.
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Butte
M. T
Woman sues ex-husband for support rights debated
A Pennsylvania woman deserts her husband then sues for failure to support her. The Philadelphia Press notes differing views on women’s rights while the Chicago Times defends the term crank as legitimate dictionary language.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Press
Chicago
Temperance Pioneer Mr Gough's Last Words Outlined
The piece recalls John Gough a prominent temperance speaker born 1817 in England. It chronicles his fall into intemperance, years of wandering, recovery in Worcester after meeting Joe Stratton, and his subsequent rise as a renowned lecturer in the temperance movement across the United States and England.
My Price for a Boy No Sale No Saloon
A speaker denounces liquor licenses as legal sales of a community’s boys and futures. He frames the price as the moral and social cost of alcohol to youths, pleading to stop the trade and reject saloons and licenses.
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Satan
Hell
Rummy
Temperance in the Home for Keeping Boys Occupied
A National Bulletin reflection warns that ages eight to sixteen mark a turning point when boys resist parental control and head to the street. An English jurist cited in the piece notes many criminals were formed by being allowed out evenings during this period. Mothers and sisters are urged to study practical temperance measures to guard youth from temptation and provide productive evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bulletin
Temperance Progress and Alcohol Myths Highlighted
Archdeacon Farrar says the US temperance cause leads England as Quincy Massachusetts reports sharply reduced pauper costs after banning liquor. Medical journals challenge alcohol as a cure and cite London Temperance Hospital data showing few alcohol uses and high patient survival.
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Archdeacon Farrar
United States
England
Quincy
Mass
London Temperance Hospital
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Cambridge, Guernsey
Ww. Mathews
W.S. Heade
Hutchison Block
Maylo'sh Tr
Fred. L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Attorneys-At-Law
Oki National Bank
W. A. Carpenter
Tambrider
Davis Block
Sam’l C. Ludcock, Attorney-at
Cosgrave
Main Street
W. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Washington, Guernsey County
Jebitt
B Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
L. C. Wells, M. D
Taylor Block
WM. T. Ramsey, M. D
Providence Hoartal
National Medical Dispensary
Washington, D. A
Hutchinson Block
J. M. McGill
City Drug Store
Adams Building
Hotels
Court House
Joseph Morton
Eagle Hotel
W. A. Gill
Marlé
Arcade Hotel
Cambridge, Ohio
William Weaver
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Smire
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Farmers’ Hotel
Will Street
Vrlainey & Son
Mar
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
Col. Broadway and
South Streets
Buaker City
Mark Ts
Washington, Ohio
James Smitit, Prop’r
Globe House
James Canady, Prop
Central Hotel
L. J. Cutter
Main ST
Sr. S. Carnes
Pine Street
Main
Bb. K. Kyle
Camberidlee
TRE Cumberland Tannery
E. McEnpreerf
E. McPeee
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Wemulve Singer Machine
Ozier
H. H. Veitch
E. Meccollum
South End Mill Street
T. C. Stanley
Paper Hauser
Ogier
N. W. Ry. Co
M.a.m. A
Blue Bel
Point Pleasant
Junction
Point Plessant
Cleveland & Marietta Railroad
E.C. Winstanley
Wheeling
R. R
Oak Har Fremont Clyde
Bellevue Monroy
Norwalk
Welling Creston
Bor
Ontvng
Cttoce Tek
Leesville
Canal Dover
New Comerstown
Biancleans
Mackaburg
Westward
Comerstown
Wes Tiewalae
Dover
Beeville
Cs. i
Bel Santas Sherrodsville
Os'ces Valley Junction
Massillon
Orrville
Eensessedsv
Creston
Wellington
Pates
Monroeville
Bellevue
Steeee Oigne
Seeesse Sne Byomone
Oak Harbor
Tonga
P.m
Norwalk & Hyron
Ned Lee
News OF the
Daniel J. Dalton
Hamilton County
Supreme Court of Ohio
Dalton
House of Representatives
Grosvenor
National Union League
National Council
Ebbit House
Washington
Manchester
John P. Sampson
Bertha
Minn
Northern Pacific
Glyndon
Sand Point
Escanaba
Mich
Mary G. Turner
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Foreign Intelligence
Arthn L. Mackayn
Maude Miller-Mackaye-MaeCormack
Joaquin Miller
Cosenza
Italy
Tore House
Ohio Legislature
MR. Gough
Gough
Philadelphia
Sandgate
America
City of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Book Concern
Newburyport
Mr. Gould
Worcester
Joe Stratton
N.Y. Beaminer
Thomas Conant
Toronto Globe
Temperance Society
California Exchange
Petaluma
Temperance
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