Time Table Through Car Service Expanded East
Central Standard Time timetable dated January 8 1333 shows through car service from Toledo to Bowerston with connections to East Penn system. Service runs daily between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston and connects to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Chicago and more. Generals Manager James M Hall Geesys Pease oversee operations.
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Toledo
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M.D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen
Geesy
Pease
Robs Courageous Rescue After Mad Dog Encounter
A young boy named Rob, teased as a “queer child” for his large ears, proves brave when a large dog lunges at his two young cousins by a river. He drags them into the water and stays afloat as the dog nears, inspired by his uncle’s warning and a tip from a newspaper tale about mad dogs avoiding water. A passing farmer with a gun ends the threat. Rob’s quick thinking earns him praise and a new velocipede.
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Rob
Willie Stratton
Fred Warren
Ed Pierson
John Willis
Papaor
Careleas
Cash
Mr. Gray
Bessie
Aimy
Amy
Alice
Grace
Skip
Bob
Scott
Old Whitey
Bridget
Mamma
Papa
Mr. Warren
Fred
Agnes B. Ormsbee
Ladies’ Home Journal
Musk Ox Of Hudson Bay Regions And Habits
The musk ox inhabits the barren lands northeast of the Mackenzie, wintering in wooded Peace River areas near Fort Good Hope, returning to summer haunts in April. Indians stalk them for robes. flesh is undesirable. Bulls weigh around 1,400 to 1,500 pounds, with long fur and a two foot hump, living in bands of ten to forty and feeding on moss under deep snow.
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Mackenzie River
Hudson Bay
Arctic Sea
Peace River
Fort Good Hope
Cariboo
Rcd
Murdock McLeod
Edmonton
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Anderson
Mackenzie
Anderson River
Arctic
Smithsonian Institution
Coppermine River
Fort Laird
Simmense Triangle
Mackenzie Basin
Hudson's Bay
Arctic Ocean
McLeod
Von
Democrats Convene in Ohio Nominate State Officers
Ohio Democrats meet in Dayton to elect delegates at large to the St. Louis convention. The platform endorses President Cleveland and the Mills Tariff Bill, calls for lands to be held for settlers, liberal pensions for veterans, and opposition to trusts. State officers are nominated by acclamation and several delegates-at-large chosen after a roll call.
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Dayton
Henry Bohl
State Central Committee
P. McFarland
Tron. F. Hunt
Cincinnati
W. D. Dobson
Wood County
Ohio
Cleveland
Hunt
J. A. Robinson
Cuyahoga
Montgomery County
W. D. Meikkenny
John Gussler
Judge McKenny
J. W. Sullivan
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
John BR. McMahon
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
Republican Congress
Ireland
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Sasdusky
Xenia
Committee On Resolutions
Convcation
Boston G. Young
Marion County
Lyman R. Critchfield
Holmes County
Board of Public Works
James Emmet
Pike County
Dolegates
John L. Voree
Gallipolis
Allen County
H. Yoder
Allen
Brice
Delaware
Erho M. Heisley
L. F. Holden
W. B. Hill
Defiance
Frank H. Hurd
Ezra Dodd
Lucas
Mr. Seward
Richland
M. D. Harter
Tarbell
Brown
W. W. Elisberry
Brown County
Monnot
Stark
Hall
Summitt
Harter
Powell
Ejibert
Finley
Baker
Holden
Hurd
Ellsberry
W. M. Ellsbury
W. D. Hill
Dryton
Silly Little Things Cause Family Quarrels
The piece argues quarrels over trivial matters harm homes and relationships. It notes small irritations like roast beef, curtains, or word pronunciations sow ill will, likening it to a seed that grows into a tree shadowing the house, and urges soft words to avert conflict. It ends with a Christian Work aside about dried sharks fins in New York stores selling for four dollars per pound.
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New York
Destructive Arkansas Cyclone Sweeps Baxter County
Advices say a cyclone crossed Baxter County Arkansas a day or two ago damaging farms of Helry Wells and Lane. R King house and family injured. Lone Rock store blacksmith shop and Landreth sawmill destroyed. No lives reported but heavy damage across the area near White River and Matty's Knob.
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St. Louis
Baxter County
Arkansas
Mr. Helry
Mr. Wells
H. Lane
R. King
I. A. Landreth
White River
Matty’s Knob
Union Labor National Convention Nominates Streeter and Cunningham
The Union Labor party at Cincinnati nominated A. J. Streeter of Illinois for President and Charles E. Cunningham of Arkansas for Vice President. The May 16–17 proceedings included debates on fusion with other labor groups, a platform calling for legal tenders, land reforms, rail nationalization, and direct Senate elections, and adjourned sine die after over a thousand dollars pledged to the party fund.
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Cincinnati
A. J. Streeter
Illinois
Charles /. Cunningham
Arkansas
Union Labor Party
Odeon
8. F. Norton
Chicago
J.S. House
Missouri
I. F. McDonald
John Burrell
W. F. Flood
United Labor Convention
Grand Opera House
Union Labor Convention
Odeon Hall
Committee On Permanent Organization
John Seitz
Ohio
J. H. Randall
Gilbert de la Matyr
Colorado
Union Labor and
United Labor Peace Committees
Weller
United Labor Party
Committee On
Committee On Conference
McGlynnites
United Labor Land
Syracuse
Frank Fogg
Michigan
Dr. McGlynn
Convention
Humanity
McGlynn
J. W. Goshorn
Charleston
W. Va
United States
Nebraska
Gibert C. de la Matyr
General Weaver
Iowa
Streeter
Samuel Evans
Texas
T. P. Rinder
Pennsylvania
W. Cunningham
John Swinton
New York
Scotland
Evans
United States Senate
Charles E. Cunningham
Little Rock
Ark
Congress
General Fund
Leadville Express Derailed North of Sanma
The Leadville express on the Denver and Rio Grande road derailed seven miles north of Sanma yesterday morning while driving fast to regain time. Messenger J F Wolfersberger was severely crushed. Passenger Uriah Van Valkenburg lost a foot and was badly hurt. A dozen or more others sustained minor cuts and bruises.
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Sanma
Col
Leadville
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Here
J. F. Wolfersberger
Uriah van Valkenburg
Emperor strengthens as he walks with firmer step
Bern dispatches report the Emperor shows stronger health notes a bolder handwriting and improved overall condition. He slept well and Dr Mac Kenzie adjusted the canula with the wound presenting a good appearance.
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Bern
MacKenzie
G A R Memorial Committee declines Phi Sherman Post parade spot
New York on March 17 the G A R Memorial committee refused to place Phi Sherman Post No 1 in the Decoration Day parade. The post, composed of both Confederate and Union veterans, is barred by G A R rules.
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New York
G. A. R. Memorial Committee
Phi Sherman
Army and Navy
Ex-Commissioner of Navigation Dies in This City
Captain Jarvis Patton former Commissioner of Navigation died at his residence in Wasuincroxy last night at age sixty three. Born in Bath Maine he served as the first Commissioner of Navigation when the office was created by Congress.
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Wasuincroxy
Jarvis Patton
Bath
Offic
Congress
Deluge Across Mississippi Valley Worsens Floods
Extensive floods sweep from Keokuk Iowa to Arkansas with levee breaks and rising rivers. Thousands flooded, homes ruined, crops destroyed, and relief efforts organized as railroad damage and shelter shortages worsen the disaster in multiple towns across Illinois Missouri Iowa and Arkansas.
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Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Arkansas
St. Louis
Keokuk
Louisiana
Say
Quincy
Ill
Des Moines
Mississippi
Indian Grove
Say Levee
Quincy Whig
Sny
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Alexandria
Hannipal
O’fallton
Missouri
Calvert River
Auma
Ark
Crawford County
Frog Bayou
Four Outlaws Lynched by Vigilantes Near Cherokee Strip
Four men were hanged by vigilantes near the western border of the Cherokee strip on Thursday night. One was a Chitwood brother linked to years of robberies and murders in the neutral strip and Southern Kansas. Another, known as Dandy Hook, carried many aliases and faced rewards from Kansas authorities. The two remaining men were strangers who denied guilt as horses stolen earlier were found in their possession.
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Woopwakp
Ind. T
Cherokee Strip
Chitwood Boys
Neutral Strip
Kansas
Hook
London Militia Sail for New York to Visit Boston Group
Twenty one members of the Honorable Artillery Company including field and staff officers sailed from Southampton on the steamship Trave for New York. They will be guests of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston.
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London
Honorable Artillery Company
Trave
Southampton
New York
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Louise Michel Appeal Granted in Lucas Acquittal
Louise Michel appeared at the Rouen assizes and urged the jury to acquit Lucas who shot her earlier. Deputy Laguerre defended the prisoner. Lucas was acquitted.
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Paris
Louise Michel
Rouen
Lucas
Laguerre
Last Claim Settled in Republic Wreck Verdicts
Mrs. Clara M. Ice of Penfield Newfoundland won $2,500 and costs against the Baltimore and Ohio railway for the death of her husband A. B. Ice in the Republic wreck of January 4, 1887. This completes two cases where all verdicts ranged from $2,000 to $10,000 for each killed or injured.
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TriFin
Clara M. Ice
Penfield
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
A. B. Ice
Republic
Vatican Startles Over Parnellite Manifesto
Rome May 19 The Parnellite manifesto has startled Vatican authorities who expected Parnellites to submit like priests. Archbishop Walsh held a conference with Cardinal Moran of Sydney before leaving.
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Rome
Vatican
Walsh
Cardinal Moran
Sydney
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Magis
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Orto
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Saml C. Ludcock
Cosgrave
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W. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Washington
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Washington,d.c
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Sambridge
Joseph Morton
Delsmitt
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George McAcleary
Arcade Hotel
Cambridge, Ohio
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Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
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Corner Market
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Zanesville, Ohio
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Beecher
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Washington, Ohio
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Franklin Square
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