Central Ohio Rail Service Expands Eastward Connections
The Toledo to Bowerston route opens through service linking the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through cars operate between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta with connections to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. General Manager M D Woodford and James M Hall announce the extension with agents coordinating the new schedule.
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Geo's Pass
National and Local Officials Named and Policy Updates
The President named five special Pension Office examiners from Indiana New Hampshire Illinois and Minnesota. A Thanksgiving and prayer day was proclaimed for November 24. Remenyi the Hungarian violinist died by drowning in a Madagascar shipwreck. ICC hearings involved Adams American National Wells Fargo United States and Erie Express arguing they were not subject to Interstate law. The President pardoned Henry G. Cuykendall and commuted several other sentences. Civil Service Commissioner Lyman aligns with Oberley on a key letter. Army Surgeon General reports higher death rate and urges twenty more assistant surgeons. Indian schools expenditure totaled 1 905 379 with 30 821 children in 6 16 age range. Washington Territory population 143 669 with 59 683 896 in property and 1 069 railroad miles. 6 510 children attend school. school levy set at six percent. Territory may be admitted as a State. US Treasurer Hyatt notes small note supply exhausted and future issues uncertain. Grading and printing bureau busy with tobacco stamps ahead of small bills.
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Coal mine cave in near Scranton threatens 25 acres
A cave in at Green Ridge colliery near Scranton on the 2th charred twenty five acres as three coal veins were choked. Three workers escaped after warning. Across the river cholera spreads on the Britannia with one death and one new case recorded. Building activity in New York rises sharply this year.
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Business Failures Reported Across Nations in Week Ended October 98
The seven day period closing October 98 shows 216 business failures in the United States and Canada combined, with 193 in the United States and 23 in Canada, compared with 201 the prior week and 215 in the year-ago week. Also reported are the death of Rhode Island judge James W. Blackwood at age 43 in Providence, Cornelius Vanderbilt denying any interest in a Chinese bank connection, and the death of Rear Admiral Nicholson at his New York City residence.
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National ladies auxiliary proposed by Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Reports from Chicago on the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meeting discuss forming a national ladies auxiliary. Other items note a wall collapse at Hudson River Pulp mill killing John Mallory Jr and injuring others, a Balaklava gale dismast event with deaths, and various regional incidents across the country.
Three deaths and notable incidents reported in New York and abroad
The third Chinese death by suicide in NYC is noted, plus a Gaelic steamship loss near Pesca dores with 50 Chinese and five Europeans drowned. Vienna saw Johannes Rodge die at 74, and Rev Spurgeon left the Baptist Union. Canada reports 8,204 vessels totaling 1,217,766 tons, with emigration amid broad moves to the United States. Shelburne MP Thomas Robertson concedes agents hired teams to drive voters, vacating his seat.
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Fires and wrecks dominate troubling week in Midwest and West
A California Central freight depot in Los Angeles was destroyed by fire with losses around 200000 uninsurd. An anarchist plot to blow a Chicago jail and free prisoners prompts extensive precautions and arrests. A passenger propeller Vernon wreck off Manitowoc with twenty two crew and several passengers missing. Other items report a Holland note on anarchists to President Cleveland, Vitriete Luming Co failure, burglar Bar Sea’s suicide in Joliet, Chicago, and gunfight in Ashland justice court. Gold imports at New York reach 1 548 052 with specie exports 211 471.
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Defense of Young Men Sermon by Rev. Dr. Talmage
The sermon, drawn from First Kings, urged young men to guard themselves with a good home, industrious habits, and Sabbath observance. It warned against idle reliance on wit, extolled toil, and pressed religious principle as the strongest defense while urging a purposeful life toward heaven.
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Boa Constrictor Captured by Paris Sewer Workers
In a Paris sewer under Boulevard de la Villette a foreman named Redonnet and his crew felled and captured an enormous boa constrictor that had escaped from a wandering showman. The reptile was brought to the surface and turned over to police as a missing animal.
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