Time Table Open Route Toledo to Lostees Connects East
Central Standard Time timetable shows through car service from Toledo to Lostees connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through service between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston and Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh. General managers M D Woodkord and James M Hall announce the schedule.
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Chicago
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James M. Hall
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Senate and House summarize early March actions
The Senate and House report on urgent deficit bills, Indian appropriations, and pension items. Miller’s death prompts memorials and transport of remains. notable incidents include gas patent news, strikes, fires, and several local and national political developments across March 9 to 12.
Government reports large rise in revenue and mixed public notices
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue foresees a sharp yearly rise with half-year growth of 1,500,000 and total year increase above 2,000,000. A Washington Knight of Labor says police in large cities may join wageworkers. House Military Affairs panel moves to erase desertion from Franklin Thompson's record, revealing a female soldier. Senate bills require oleomargarine and similar products to display production notices. Civil Service reform panel opposes repeal. Bread export totals up to eight months end February 3 show 72,510,973 versus 110,320,132 last year. Maynard rejects two John Roach claims on monitors Puritan and Roanoke. Secretary Lamar lists about 4,500 Indian depredation claims totaling around 15,000,000.
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Notable deaths and crimes span midwest and northeast
Dr. James Eells of Lane Theological Seminary died at his Cincinnati home. St Jacob Birty, famed as the Giant of Eastern Pennsylvania, was buried in Mount Carmel on the 10th after a 470 pound coffin could not fit a hearse. Mrs Kate Hodge collapsed dead on the coffin. Louis Clemens was arrested in Rutland for forged notes of 200 and 150 dollars endorsed by T P Hawley and George P Farwell. Philo Chamberlain, founder of the Northern Transportation line, died at Glen Haven aged 75. NY knitting mills face shutdowns due to a cartel. Hugo Henry alias Hardy, a secret society imposter, was arrested in Albion, Line County.
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Lane Theological Seminary
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Jacob Birty
Pennsylvania
Mount Carmel
Kate Hodge
Holfenstein
Louis Clemens
Rutland
T. P. Hawley
George P. Farwell
Killingham Bank
Merchants Bank
Philo Chamberlain
Cleveland
Northern Transportation Line
Glen Haven
Mich
New York
Hugo Henry
Hardy
Albion
Line County
Notable Ohio and regional incidents reported locally
Reports from Ohio and neighboring states detail a series of events: the death of Hon. Michael Handy in Wauseon, a fatal fire in Clay township, a deadly quarrel in New Orleans involving Captain J. E. Brow and M. A. Grace, and the passage of a repeal bill in the Ohio House. Also noted are moonshine raids in Tennessee counties, a fatal clothes-fire in Lima, strikes at Bellaire glass factories, a railroad engineer’s sudden death in Cleveland, an explosion on the Ike Bonham near Vicksburg, and upcoming American Congress of Churches meetings in Cleveland.
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Charles Ridevill
Clay Township
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M. A. Grace
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Brow
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Arnett
Putnam
Overton
Jackson
Pickett
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Cleveland
Ike Bonham
Vicksburg
Miss
William St. Andrew
Bedford
American Congress of Churches
Congress
Foraker
Michigan & Ohio Railroad
Eckford
Mich
Columbus
Ohio State Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
Papal Elevation and Tragic Disasters Dominate Dispatches
Rome reports Most Rev Eleazer Taschereau and Most Rev James Gibbons named cardinals. Valparaiso burns destroying a block worth $1,000,000. Fire kills many at Oecls flax mill in Silesia. Train crash near Monte Carlo kills twenty. Immigration policy targets Chinese travelers in Canada. Ohio legislature debuts bills on taxes, public schools, and liquor.
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Quebec
Canada
James Gibbons
Baltimore
Fires and disasters sweep across cities and seas
The Toledo House of Refuge was destroyed by fire on the 13th injuring no one, with 187 boys evacuated and moved to the State Industrial School at Lancaster. The Cunard steamer Oregon, with 1800 aboard, was struck and sank near Fire Island after transfer of passengers to the Fulda. In Logansport, gasoline explosion fatally burned Sarah Hassett and Joseph Heffner at Meyer's restaurant. Senator Miller’s funeral in Washington was attended by the President and Cabinet before transport to California. A bold railroad robbery near Joliet left Kellogg Nichols dead. $25,000 stolen with a $10,000 reward. A 13-year-old Myron New Lane died in Boston Township from ink poisoning. Linseed oil mills at Toledo were destroyed by fire with a gasoline explosion and $75,000 losses. Deputy Assistant Treasurer Myron L. McHlnmann appointed in New York. Dr. Austin Fin died in New York City at age 74.
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Man Invites Minister to Tea and Seeks Benediction
A guest, new to religious circles, invites the local minister and his wife for tea. While unsure of the custom, he asks the minister to pronounce the benediction at the festive meal, recalling that such service is sometimes performed.
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Parson
New England Couple Dye Hair for Each Other
An elderly man aged about seventy and his fiancée of forty dyed their hair to impress one another. He darkened his hair to please her while she bleached hers white unseen by him. When they met again the contrast gave an uncanny impression.
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Boston Transcript
Notion of Buying Quality Gaining Acceptance in New York
Mrs. Grundy of the New York Mail asserts that buying one’s way into quality is no longer objectionable. The remark reflects social debates on wealth, status, and merit in contemporary society.
Toledo House of Refuge Destroyed by Fire
A Saturday fire destroyed the House of Refuge in Toledo, killing no one and injuring none among 180 boys. Two youths, Elmer Davidson and August Lewison, are suspected after seeking keys to the tank room where the blaze began. Loss is about 50,000 with 35,000 insured.
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Elmer Davidson
Cleveland
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Davidson
Lewiston
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W. FE. Case
Wellsville
McAllister
Kensington
Ohio Township Trustees Term Change in Revised Statutes
Ohio lawmakers pass act amending sections 1448 and 1452 to set township trustees’ term at three years and establish staged elections for three trustees at the first annual vote. Provisions for vacancies and appointment by the justice of the peace are outlined with effective date upon passage.
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Fashion’s threat to native birds in the nation’s coasts
The piece argues feminine fashion drives bird slaughter, as men and boys kill birds for hats. It laments drastic declines along a 200 mile coastal journey, noting vanished white tevester and meadowlarks, bobolinks, and orioles in Chicago area.
Nihilistic Plot Reported Near St. Petersburg Palaces
The Chicago News notes a new nihilistic plot uncovered in the vicinity of the royal palaces at St. Petersburg. It suggests the Czar may order an extra bolt on his door and an iron counterpane added to his bed for security.
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Howe remark spurs Post note on women and ballot
The Boston Post comments on Julia Ward Howe saying it is only a matter of time before women gain the ballot. It adds that women speaking of the ballot like an improved broomstick unnerves men.
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Boston Post
Terrific Explosion of Sewer Gas at the State Capitol
An explosion of sewer gas outside the New York State Capitol in Albany sent rocks timbers and earth fifteen feet into the air and caused panic among officials who initially feared dynamiters. A later inspection found the blast stemmed from sewer gas in large receiving basins beneath the building.
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Shortage Exposes County Treasurer Hollinsworth
In Vincennes Indiana an examination shows a deficit of 78378 33 against County Treasurer Hollinsworth. The vast shortage puzzles residents and is suspected to involve gambling margins or a court case involving a woman. Ex treasurer W W Berry takes charge of the office.
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