Through road opens Toledo to Bowerston with through service
This road now open connects Toledo to Bowerston linking with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service exists between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and between Toledo Bowerston and Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. General passenger agents Woodford and Hall announce the expansion and schedules.
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Woodford
James M. Hall
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Harrison Morton Electoral Victory Evident in Nation Wide Returns
Indiana reports overwhelming early lead for Harrison and Morton with big margins in states from California to New York. Republicans claim plurality in several counties including Marion and Allen, while Democrats gain in Congress and state legislatures in multiple regions as returns continue trickling in nationwide.
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H. G. Ewart
Future Occupant of White House Described by Friend
Washington November 9 Mrs Harrison has many Washington friends who will welcome her as mistress of the White House A admirer says she will bring a reign of straightforward social and domestic affairs The President elects immediate family will include Mrs Harrison Mrs McKee Mrs Scott Lord and her daughters Mrs Parker and Mrs Dimmick are noted as part of the circles Harrison describes her house as open to visitors until it is thoroughly furnished with no chance of staying in the current home If not sent to the White House the household would go to the poor house
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Two Prominent Texans Air Blame for Democratic Defeat
In Cor with Mills blaming Jill and Hewitt for Cleveland’s New York loss and tariff reform as the 1892 key. In Washington Texas Rep Crain cites northern voters’ resistance to tax cuts and rapid reform, arguing the Democratic revenue plan was poorly understood and temporary gains followed by favorable party results.
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Hewitt
K.ruin
Chicago
Corsicana
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Fourteen Saved and Dozens Dead in Frontenac Mine Disaster
At Frontenac 161 miners descended. fourteen rescued, many burned beyond hope. Thirty six bodies found in north and west sections as rescue halted for safety. A partial and growing list names remaining missing and presumed in the mine. State Superintendent cites an imperfect blast igniting coal dust as likely cause, while miners criticize the coal company for employing inexperienced workers.
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Joseph Krois
Louis Sozie
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Fred Yorkahan
James Quick
Charles Fisher
William Shapparel
William
August Barbiera
Lew Lemon
John Lemon
Harry Hanson
John
George Weisenbacher
Joseph Julietta
George Crocksen
John Connors
Billy Poser
Carlos Tasca
Anton Birnicho
Brazion Barba
A. Lezalla
A. Shipley
Gus Dufrance
D. Molle
Albert Molle
Adam Duez
J. Williamson
Thomas Long
John Horseby
Frank
Coal Company
Cunard Umbria Collides With Fabre Steamer Iberia
The Cunard liner Umbria, sailing from New York to Liverpool, struck the Fabre line cargo steamer Iberia off Lone Beach at 1 PM. The Iberia, with forty maritime crew, sank and was beached. its 30 crew were rescued aboard the Umbria. The Umbria, whose bulwark was crushed, returned to port. passengers included Thomas Baring and the Earl of Norbury.
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Thomas Baring
Edward Cooper
Earl of
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John Boyd Thacher
Albany
Boyd Winchester
United States
Switzerland
Thacher
Yberia
Mysterious Hour In Old Diary Sparks Wonder
A wife finds a pre marriage diary entry reading Prayer prompting at ten, home by 11:45. She ponders where the young man went and what he did during that forty five minute gap, a mystery from years past in the Journal of Education.
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Journal of Edneation
Farmer fears big crop will strain the land
A farmer, famed for a complaining disposition, notes that an exceptionally good crop may strain the land. He warns friends that the abundance could test the soil and resources, reflecting a wary view of prosperity.
Day of Soft Glow Sparks Sudden Warmth Outside
A vivid description of a day with a gentle golden light and a slight warmth that relaxes the typical chill. The narrator notes the furnace faltering, letting out warmer air and nudging people outdoors. The tone recalls old newspaper prose with a touch of local atmosphere.
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Terrible Rochester Fire Kills Dozens at Lantern Works
A devastating blaze at the Rochester steam gauge and lantern works on the Genesee riverbank killed several foremen and injured many more as workers leaped from the sixth floor. Rescue efforts, amid heavy rain, saved adjacent factories while the lantern works suffered total loss and a $225,000 damage estimate with $179,000 insured.
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Rochester Steam Gauge and Lantern Works
Genesee River
Rochester Cotton Factory
Williams& Hoyt’s
John Gall
Joseph Danzer
Henry Snyder
Frank Ochs
Joseph Webber
Frank Siddons
Jacob Diehl
John Devlin
Richard Pierce
John Greenauer
William Devlin
Frank Froedlin
S. Burkhard
Oscar Knotts
Joseph Burkhard
Charles Diehl
G. Rippert
Stephen Forbes
Don Holleran
John Ball
Thomas Mathias
Robbins
Charles Weber
John Miller
Patrick Cosgrove
Richard Connor
G. Watters
Charles Smith
Robert Poole
Frank Revnish
Alfred Cannon
John Platts
Robert
Horatio Hall
Joseph Smith
Platts
East End Murder: Woman Found Dead in Dorset Street
London reports a brutal murder in the East End. A woman named Lizzie Fisher known as Mary Jane was found hacked and dismembered in Dorset street, with few witnesses and no identified suspect. Bloodhounds failed to aid the case as investigators prepare for a forthcoming inquest.
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East End
Wooman
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Whitechapel
Lizzie Fisher
Mary Jane
Editorial nominates Cleveland as Democratic standard bearer
The Herald argues the 1892 Democrat standard bearer should be Grover Cleveland. It says the Republican victory was accidental and doomed, and Cleveland alone among modern Democrats gives the party a clear issue and tariff reform leadership.
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Herald
Mr. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Labor Cuts Hit Brooklyn Navy Yard Workers
In New York on November 10, over 200 skilled workers at the Brooklyn navy yard were discharged after funds in the construction office ran short. The Navy Department could not provide more money to keep them on, though many had been employed since last summer. Additional layoffs in other departments were anticipated.
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