Through Car Service Opens Route From Toledo to Bowerston
The road to Bowerston is now open through from Toledo and connects with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service is provided between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and between Bowerston and Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. James M. Hall, general manager, indicates the service details and agents.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Bowerston
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsbur
Chicago
Vesnettene
M. DwoopFoge
James M. Hall
Gent Pass
Where is the home whose circle is complete
Poetic meditation asks where homes and hearts endure, noting friendship, loss, and longing. The speaker urges readers to lay flowers and offer prayers as May’s incense rises.
A Southern Family Reunites After War and Strife
Grace Graham, her twin siblings Holly and Freda, and their mother endure poverty and a rigid grandfather’s prejudice after Holroyd Graham dies in the war. A stranger reveals he is the grandfather, seeking atonement, and the family heals as grace returns to music and life improves, though mother’s illness prevails.
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Gracie
Enderby
Mamma
Holly
Freda
Holroyd
Freda Graham
Holroyd Graham
Dulgent
Graham
Brookside
Grandpa
Grice
Green Brookside
Cine
Love
Tolroyd Graham
F. M. Howard
Sleep as a capricious ally and the call of duty
A Manchester Guardian reflection on sleep's irregularities and the urge to work despite fatigue. It contrasts the ease of pets dozing by the fire with human restraint, noting that knowledge costs morals. The piece ends with a Channing quote on knowledge being bought with moral sacrifice.
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Manchester Guardian
The San Pablo Strikes Reef in Formosa Straits
The San Pablo hit a sunken rock off Turnabout Island in fog and began to sink. Pirates in Chinese junks swarmed the ship and opened fire as Captain Reed and his crew fought back. Passengers and mail were evacuated to Hong Kong. the wreck was burned and later found by tugs. The ship valued at $500,000 was insured.
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San Francisco
San Pablo
Turnabout Island
Formosa Straits
Reed
Hong Kong
Chicago Q strike framed to end as divisions act
At a Chicago conference Chief Arthur Grand Master Sargent and other Chicago Burlington & Quincy strike leaders arranged to end the great strike. Divisions along the Q line may act independently and already the strike is off in Lincoln and McCook Nebraska Creston and other western points. Some divisions in Galesburg Aurora Kansas City and eastern lines chose to keep fighting though surrender is seen as near.
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the Tribune
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Sargent
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Lincoln
Neb
McCook
Creston
Monster parade and barbecue draw ten thousand Philadelphians
In Philadelphia on May 25 a butcher convention staged a monster parade with about 10 000 participants. The group formed at 10:00 am and traveled by special trains to Scheutzen Park where a 225 foot ditch housed the roasting of fifty cattle and one hundred sheep. Governor Beaver gave a welcome address and President Cleveland was expected but sent regrets.
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H. P. Northrop
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Edward Fitzgerald
F. J. Jansens
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KR. Phelan
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J. J
Misses Caldwell
Rosecrans
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Peoria
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Richmond
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Vatican
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Pennsylvania & Reading
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Retail Grocers’ Association
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Prohibitionists Debate Woman Suffrage Plank and State Ticket
The Ohio Prohibition convention opened in Tam.o with 425 delegates. Resolutions endorsed total liquor prohibition and urged a suffrage plank debate, leading to Mills substitute defeat 208 to 224 and the platform affirming woman suffrage. Delegates and provisional delegates to the Indianapolis National convention were named, and Walter F. Payne named Secretary of State. John F. Moore selected for Supreme Court judge.
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Mother Stewart
Methodist General Conference
Committee On Resolutions
Ohio
Prohibition Party
Crme
Walter Thomas Mills
Wooster
Mills
Odell
H. M. Perkins
Cleveland
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Delaware
M. E
New York
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Philadelphia
Indianapolis
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Thompson
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A. R. Ludlow
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J. B. Helwig
William Rawle
L. E. Brown
John T. Moore
R. C G. Payne
J. C. Stone
Henrietta G. Moore
C. L. Work
J. E. Gladding
J. A. Mouser
Boyd McCormick
Abraham Cline
C. C
Powderly Seeks Postal Telegraph Vote In House
General Master Workman Powderly cites about a million Knights of Labor signatures in favor of a postal telegraph. He plans a new petition blank for Knights and nonmembers to gauge public support in every Congressional district and pushes to bring the bill to a House vote this session.
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New York
Knights of Labor
Order
Powderly
United States
Mr. Powderly
The Unseen Recognition Defect and Its Remedy
A Fireside column discusses people who fail to recognize others on sight and how this lack of recognition arises without malice. It suggests cultivating the sense of personality through practice, comparing resemblances and differences to fix images of friends in the mind.
Temperance Resolution and Bishops Elected at New York Conference
The General Conference of the M E Church adopted a resolution opposing liquor laws and endorsing total abstinence and civil prohibition. J M Phillips and Sanford B Hunt were elected New York book agents, with Earl Cranston and W P Stowe named western agents. The session also ballot for a missionary Bishop and elected Rev J M Thoburn.
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Andrews
M.E. Church
Law and Order
J. M. Phillips
Sandford B. Hunt
J. l. Wilson
Sia Bex Oung
Sia Sex Oung
Sites
Wheeler
J. M. Thoburn
Competitive drill and sham battle draw big crowds in Nasaville
Fifteen thousand spectators watched a continued drill and sham battle. Rockville Indiana battery started the program, Louisiana Artillery rivaled for first place, Witt Rifles of Columbia Tennessee impressed, Southern Cadets debuted, a broad-sword contest saw Major McGuire defeat Major Sandstreet, and Palmer’s forces claimed the victory in the three quarter hour engagement. Results to be announced today.
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Tenn
Rockville
Ind
Battery A
Louisiana Artillery
Crescent City
Witt Rifles
Columbia, Tenn
McGuire
Sandstreet
Kansas City
Jackson
Palmer
Murder at Readstown Ends in Family Tragedy
Reuben Drake his wife and two grandchildren were killed Thursday night at the Drakes residence four miles from Readstown Wisconsin. The house showed a search for money and valuables with the scene described as bloody and brutal. One child survived briefly before dying. Drake and his wife were both over sixty, a highly respected farmer. No clue to the killers has been found.
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Wis
Reuben Drake
Mr. Drake
Readstown
Drake
Mrs. Drake
Boy Contracted Rabies After Dog Bite
William Bennett of Grady's Fork Lewis County was bitten by a dog three years ago. He later showed hydrophobia symptoms and now suffers rabid delirium and foaming at the mouth. Despite expert medical care, doctors fear he will die soon.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
William Bennett
James Bennett
Grady’s Fork
Lewis County
Henry George's Party Repudiates Him
Henry George faces expulsion from the Twenty third Assembly District Association of the United Labor party over alleged breach of party rules. A committee will examine his writings to prove he fused with Democrats by backing Cleveland's renomination on a free trade platform and urging ULP support for his re election.
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Henry George
Twenty-third Assembly District Association
United Labor Party
George
Cleveland
James elected president at National Butchers' Association meeting
Philadelphia reports Charles James of St. Louis won the presidency after three nominations. Robert B Mooney of New York was named first vice president, William Peters of Pittsburgh second vice president, Christopher Brokate of St. Louis recording secretary. Detroit was chosen for next year's meeting place. The convention adjourned sine die.
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National
Butchers’ Association
Armour
Charles James
St. Louis
Thomas Armour
Chicago
Robert B. Mooney
New York
James
William Peters
Pittsburgh
Christopher Brokate
Detroit Mich
Catholic University fund receives $100,000 gift
Bishop Keane praises a substantial donation to the Catholic University fund. Shortly after the university cornerstone was laid, a wealthy Catholic donor pledged 100000 to the fund. The donor asked for anonymity.
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Baltimore
Keane
Catholic University Fund
Salt Lake Wife Learns Husband Takes Second Bride
Mrs E Davis, after learning her husband of twenty years has another wife, became distraught and yesterday cut her throat with a razor, the shocking incident occurring in Salt Lake City on May 26.
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