Through car service opens Toledo to Pittsburgh corridor
This road now offers through car service from Toledo to Marietta and Cambridge to Marietta, linking with the Pennsylvania System for all points east and west. It lists schedule details among towns like Oak Harbor, Norwalk, Massillon, Orrville, Marietta, and Huron, with connections to Cleveland and Pittsburgh routes. The notice names M. D. Woodford and James M. Hall as general managers and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P.m. A.m. Oungags
Fe Ly
Oak Harbor
Bromont
Belloyne
Monroeville
Norwalk
Wellington
Creston
Orrville
Massillon
Navarre
Valley Junction
New Cumberland
Sherrodsville
Leesville
Bowerston
Canal Dover
New Comerstown
Cambridge
Mackasbury
Marietta
P.m. P.m
Westwarp
Na.m
Macksburg
BRS
Meverto
Utpoooe Fass Scnkiel Aby
Bellevue
Masia
Norwank & Huron
A. M.p
Huron
Fries Landing
Milan
Toledo
Lottees
Pennsylvania
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M. D. Woodford
James M. Hal
Gen’ Mapager
Gen’ Pasg
Ageovs
Senate Consideration of Inter State Commerce Bill and Related Measures
The Senate debated amendments to the Inter State Commerce bill, approving changes to the long and short haul clause. Debates touched on pension and bankruptcy bills, with executive sessions and multiple votes across May 12 to May 14. House actions included arms production funding at Springfield and diplomatic and consular appropriations, plus private calendar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoar
House
United States
Rockwell
Massacusetts
Springfield Armory
Belmont
New York
Legislative Totals and Nominations Reported by Clerk
As of May 11 the House秋 has seen 8 700 bills and 171 joint resolutions introduced this session. Of House originated bills 655 private and 174 public passed the House. 170 private and 40 public passed both houses. Senate originated bills show 33 public and 53 private passed by the House. Senate has passed and sent to the House 129 public and 252 private bills. Nominations sent to the Senate on the 12th include John E Fitzgerald for Collector of Internal Revenue Third District of Massachusetts and others. General Anson G McCook’s marriage announced for June. Presidential nominations listed for several posts. House Post offices and Post-roads committee on the 14th concurred in four and non-concurred in two Senate amendments to the Post-office Appropriation bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Congress
Senate
John E. Fitzgerald
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
John Priest
Yaquina
Ore
George W. Jackman
Newburyport
Mass
H. A. Hull
Stonington
Conn
Anson G. McCook
George W. McCook
Ohio
Noyes
H. F. Severence
Michigan
United States
Western District
D.C. Fulton
Wisconsin
Thomas E. Kelly
Nevada
C. P. Henry
Pennsylvania
House Committee On
Multiple Fatalities and Labor Disputes Across Cities
Near Easton Pennsylvania on the 11th William Owens was killed when a nearby charge exploded at Fulmer quarry. A Jaeline trial in New York began after a sworn jury was secured on the 12th with testimony to start. Sugar refiners strike in Brooklyn ended with unconditional surrender and raises to 1.45 daily pay. New York clothing firms vote to shut down indefinitely affecting 600 bosses 1,200 cutters and 25,000 tailors. Eugene Blake pleads guilty in Rochester federal court to counterfeiting and receives five years in Elmira reform school. In Salem Massachusetts on the 12th an Irving town burglar pleads guilty to assaulting Benjamin A Ward with sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Mass
Bartley Campbell
New York City
Verdinand Ward
Stamford
Conn
C. F. Richards
New York
Jacob Hertline
Brooklyn
N. Y
M. BE
Buffalo
Reading
Shaw
Clenshaw
Draz Michael
Providence
R. L
Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor
L. A. Gratz
Tennessee
J. T. Milburn
Kentucky
A. R. Savage
Maine
B. F. Nelson
Missouri
J. W. Branch
G. W. Holland
South Carolina
P. C. Carleton
North Carolina
P. S. Wrenn
Texas
Guardian
Lewis Wilson
Ohio
Washington County
American Bible Society
Courtney
Hosmer
Pleasure Island
Troy
Albany
United States
Canada
Winchester
Hamburg
Long & Reist
Society of Anarchists
Greylock Hall
Williamstown
Berkshire County
Easton
William Owens
Fulmer
Owens
Rochester
Eugenes Blake
Elmira Reformatory
Salem
Irvingtown
Benjamin A. Ward
Rioting Poles and Bohemians in Chicago Drug Store Looting
Reports detail rioters who drank carbolic acid instead of whisky during a Chicago drug store raid last week. Eight died and at least four others are beyond recovery. Other items cover Evansville tornado losses, Tyson & Bros. bankruptcy, the Scott-Bobbitt ruling in Cleveland, a Leavenworth tent collapse, Ohio fiscal mandamus talk, Pitcher & Co. expulsion, drowning at Fort Keogh, Indiana attorney general insanity, Louisiana congressional nomination, Kankakee River fatality, Chicago clothing lockout, Methodist bishops election, and a McArthur bondsmen verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Evansville
Ind
Grain Commission House
Tyson & Bros
Baltimore
Scott-Bobbitt
Cleveland
Supreme Court of the State
X. C. Scott
Henry Cross
Leavenworth
Kan
Thurman
Kieswetter
Ohio
Senate
Supreme Court
L. W. Pitcher
L. W. Pitcher & Co
Farragut Boat Club
Chicago Board of Trade
Yellowstone
Fort Keogh
Mont
Swanick
Zinkard
Morton
First Cavalry
Fort Custer
Francis T. Hord
Indiana
N. D. Wallace
New Orleans
M. E. General Conference
Richmond
United States
John A. McArthur
Hunter of the World Turns to Divine Spoils in Endings
A sermon by Rev. Talmage contrasts worldly pursuit with Christian sacrifice. It warns that those who devote their mornings to devouring the prey of wealth or fame may end life by dividing the spoil for Christ. Conversion can be instantaneous and final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Xenophon
Far East
Francis I
Moses
Tom Hoods
Charles Lambs
Edgar A. Poes
Andrew
Buffoon
Annother
Adirondack
Ralston
San Francisco
Christ
Christopher North
Meg
University Hall of
Edinburg
Lord Byron
Coleridge
Catherine of Russia
Henry II
Mary
Queen of Scots
Navarre
Jesus Christ
God
Hellward
Heavenward
Earth
Death
Hell
Emmanuel
Heaven
James Turner
Cape of Good Hope
Daniel
Elijah
Paul
Jesus
Guilty Verdict in Alderman Jadine Bribery Case
Summary of recent U S newspaper notes reporting a guilty verdict for former New York Alderman Jadine in a bribery case. The toll from a recent Ohio tornado is estimated at seven million dollars across Greene Clark Madison Miami Preble Montgomery Butler and Warren counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadine
New York
Greene, Clark
Madison
Miami
Preble
Montgomery
Butler
Warren
Ohio
Samuen N. Bynna MII
Governor’s Island
West Point
Second Artillery
Hamilton Fish
Bessemer Steel Works
Johnstown
Brave dog Jumbo saves child at market-track intersection
At Sixth and Plum streets a four year old child nearly crushed on a railroad crossing. Jumbo, a four year old dog owned by Thomas Clay, pulled the boy to safety before the wheels could strike. The crowd witnessed the rescue and offers to buy Jumbo followed, but Clay refused to part with his hero.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Plum
John B. Bacigalupo
Thomas Clay
Jumbo
Mr. Clay
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C. Steele
Fred, L. Rosemond
J.M. Lushfield
Rainey Block
Court House
W. A. Carpenter
Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public
Cambripgr, Goi
Davis Block
Deelysste
Sam’l C. Luccocse
Cosgrave
Main Street
Ohinnovveu
Wv. D. Craic
Attorney-at- Law & Notary Public
Washington
Guernsey
Febitt
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
WH. T. Ramsey, M. D
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington, D. Gs
Hutchinson Block
Spiss+Ly
Druggis
pteGill
City Drug Store
Adams Building
Nian Carel
Comasnedad
Nandavi
Hotels
Parix Hotel
Joseph Morton
Ani
Hagle Hothe
B.S. Herring
Lessling
Brown House
Cambridgi, Ohio
Role
Warissott
Central Hotel
L. J. Cutter
Main ST
Cumberland
Arcade Hotel
Onto
W. A. Gill
Ire
Srousy
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Mar
Zanesville, Chie
Farmers’ Hotel
Mill Street
Wm. Flanney & Son
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W. Lyeppincot
Beecher Tiouse Cor
Broadway
Suaker City
South Streeta
Washington, Ohioe
James Snr E
Res, Prop
S. Carnes
Pine Street
Main
Ryle
Cumberland Tannery
Gro
E. McEnprek
Camberland
Em. McPimErEs
West Main St
Jokrhn Moss
Ciy Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Daviseek
Ozier's Drug
H. H. Veitch
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
T. C. Stanley
Cambridge, Ohio
Ogier
Co. We
N. Y. Ry. Co
A.m
Oh Littt
Blue Belk
Point Pleasant
Junction
Hartford
Senecaville
Morgan Jetn
Zanesville
Barnesville
Bellaire
A.m. P.m. Ar
Cleveland & Marietta
E.uc. Winstanley
St Wees
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Republican Central Committee
Henry B. Payne
Committee On Privileges
Plumb
Grosvenor
Judge Advocate General's Department
Yeases
West
Messrs
Logan and
Teller
Housr
Mr. Dunn
Arkansas
Messrs. Kelsey and Rayne
Butterworth
Ohio, Replied To the Arguments of Mr. Dunn
McArthur
Sheridan Township
Mich
Sarahsville
Caldwell
Lafayette Tuttle
Ed. Hill
Louis Bates
James Herron
Nathan Butler
Duluth
Xenia
Panama Canal Company
Chesapeake & Delaware Ship Canal
Maryland
Adams County
Fort Niobrara
Neb
Vienna
Ith
Austria-Hungary
Toronto
Can
Grand Trunk Railway
Charlottetown
Prince Edward's Island
M. Dooley
O. O'Neil
P. Donovan
P. Coyle
Coyle
House of Commons
Spain
Madrid
John Galindo
Piate
Mexico
John Kent
Mexican Land and Cattle Company
Galindo
Teheran
H. S. Stephens
M. Pillott
Banque Des Compte
Paris
Talmagh
T. DeWitt Talmace
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dr. Telmage
Jacob
Benjamin
Sparta
Enterprise Distillery
Pekin, Til
Spellman & Dohney
Jones
Delavan
Charles Robinson
Frank Peppard
Beaver Falls
Denver
Col
Kansas & Arkansas Valley Railroad Company
Indian Territory
Louisville
Enlo
Michael Huhn
Louisiana
Chicago News
Cornelius Spillane
Dashiel Street
Spillane
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