Trains Link Columbus Cincinnati with Pittsburgh Sleeper Cars
Daily rail service details show trains between Columbus and Cincinnati running through to Pittsburgh with a sleeping car on the 3:35 a.m. Columbus departure and the 7:10 a.m. Cincinnati Fast Express. W.E. Reppert and H. P. Peabody are listed as general agents in Columbus and general superintendent respectively.
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WM. Cole
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Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail Time Table 1833
The notice lists a timetable for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad in 1833. It references Monroeville and numbers for train services No 5 No 7 No 9 and No 13, with times in Central Standard Time. The fragment indicates an official schedule publication for rail operations in that period.
Moonlit Ride of Nehemiah Through Jerusalem Ruins
Rev. Dr. Talmage likens Nehemiah’s midnight moonlight ride around ruined Jerusalem to spiritual renewal. He argues ruin must be explored before rebuilding and urges steadfast faith, urging listeners not to give up amid poverty, loss, or sin, citing Nehemiah and biblical authority.
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Remarkable trick by Parsee conjurer on voyage to Calcutta
A Parsee landowner traveling from London to Calcutta demonstrated a coin trick. He started with a genuine rupee and, after directing each spectator to think of a country, the handed coin transformed into a five franc piece for France and a Mexican dollar for America. Subsequent participants yielded a Russian piece, with the narrator deeming the trick unsurpassed.
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Ohio Legislature Passes Local Bills and Budget Proposals
The Ohio Legislature reports a busy period with House and Senate votes on local tax levies, school bonds, road and street improvements, and canal lease settlements. Key actions include new tax rules for telegraph firms, county bond authorizations, and measures affecting Findlay, Niles, and Columbus districts.
Bills Passed and Debated in County Legislature
The session approved measures to restrict street uses after 21 years in towns under 20 000, shift State Board of Equalization elections to November, fund Gettysburg Memorial report prints, and require railroads to clear rights of way of combustibles. A McGregor bill to re enact a separate colored schools clause failed with 12 votes after opposition from Brown and Copeland. Also approved Garrettsville funds transfer and Lucas County bridge levy powers, with Toledo allowed a separate city bridge levy.
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Advice to Young Men Who Are Inclined to Spend More Than They Earn
A Philadelphia Ledger inspired note warns young men against living beyond means. It cites a Chicago case where a trusted employee embezzled over 11 000 to maintain appearances and marriage prospects. The piece argues that 90 percent of defalcations stem from excessive spending and urges living within income to avoid ruin.
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Chinese election for New York Mayor by Chinese councilopal
An old Chinese election notice in New York's Chinatown promotes a meeting of Mongolian colonists for their annual headman vote. Moy Deahk and Moy Yong are the announced candidates. The article notes a shift to a party style platform and salaries, with the Zoon Fa Goon Soo Clan Sung acting as arbiter and temple fund raiser.
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