Norwalk Pom Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Norwalk timetable with numbers and times such as 12:10 and 12:25, but no clear events or context. The text appears as stray figures and abbreviations, offering no complete items, entities, or actions to summarize.
Labor leaders push for special session after March 4
A Pittsburgh led push urges the Fiftieth Congress to convene in special session after March 4 to consider labor legislation for a month or more. Other items note appointments, prosecutions, and notable incidents including a Gettysburg monument dedication and a Biddeford meat dealer default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Congress
M. E. Benton
United States
Western District
Missouri
Ward Lamon
United States Supreme Court
Garland
St. Louis
Mexico
Washington City
Erie breaker fire destroys Scranton plant and 380 jobs
The Hillsdale Coal and Iron Co. plant in Scranton Pa. was fully burned on the 11th, causing $109000 in losses and leaving 380 workers unemployed. Other items include legal suits in Lowell Mass. and notable deaths in Youngstown and Kingston, Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Scranton
Hillsdale Coal and Iron Company
Erie Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lowell
Mass
Joseph H. Brown
Cape Vincent
Vermont
Pittsburgh
Union Veteran Legion
Joseph Strobler
Peter Shafer
Globe Varnish Works
Allegheny City
Wilson-Moen
Moen
Wilson
Grain rate hike eyed by Central Traffic Association
A Chicago meeting of the Central Traffic Association recommended raising grain rates from Chicago to New York to thirty cents per hundred starting December 1, a move viewed as effectively adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Traffic Association
Chicago
New York
Monona
McGregor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Missouri
Brace
Supreme Judge
Cravens
Jones
Greenback
Labor
Orr
Prohibition
Massillon
Larry O'Toole
Sioux City
Masonic Order
United States
Masonic Relief Association
St. Louis
Samuel J. Collins
Pinkerton
Whiteman
Peter Munch
Fort Wayne
Ind
Colorado
Baltimore
Captain Marston
Charles L. Grand
Frank Kerr
Henry Ryan
Marston
Grand
Ryan
Kerr
P. D. Armour
Mr. Armour
Aspen
Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago Road
Lawrenceville
Fred Esch
Barlow
First Presbyterian
Lake
Ontario to hold elections in December after dissolution
The Ontario Parliament has dissolved and elections are set for December 4. The report also notes shifts in regional production with wheat and corn down, oats up, and peas up, while barley and other totals fall short of five year averages.
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Ontario
Province of
Flying Send
Halifax
N. S
Ontario Bureau of Industries
Adams Dies at Boston in Age of 80
Hon Caries Francis Adams ex-President John Quincy Adams's third son dies at his Boston home on the 21st after five years of brain illness from intense literary work in his later years. He was eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caries Francis Adams
John Quincy Adams
Boston
Mass
Bellevue
Cape May Point
N. J
National Fraternal Congress organized in Washington
The National Fraternal Congress of legitimate fraternal benefit societies met at the Riggs House with Leroy Andrus elected temporary chair and later president. Delegates from A. O. U. W. and other orders presented credentials as committees formed and a constitution adopted. Chicago chosen for 1887 meeting in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fraternal Benefit Societies of
United States
Riggs House
Leroy Andrus
New York
R. C. Ill
Warren Totten
Ontario
A. L. Leir
Minnesota
O. S. Berry
Ilinois
Knights of Honor
W. I. Barnes
California
Royal Arcanum
A. C. Tripp
Maryland
A. U. A. Mechanics
Charles LA. Stein
P.—Hanover Nelson
Order of United Friends
O. M. Shedd
Equitable Aid Union
R. N
Boynton
Michiigan
Knights of Columbia
John Haskill Butler
Massachusetts
B.C. Hill
M. Shedd
Hanover Nelson
D. C
Chicago
Prevailing diseases report from Ohio health observers 1886
Ohio Board of Health weekly report by 69 observers across 39 counties lists acute bronchitis as the prevailing illness for the week ending November 13 1886. Diphtheria and pneumonia remain near stationary with Cincinnati Cleveland Oxford Springfield totals given. measles and scarlet fever also recorded in Cincinnati. C O Prosst secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Health
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Oxford
Springfield
C. O. Prosst
Wholesale Arrests for Violating Sunday Laws
Ninety nine people were arrested in LA Crossr Wisconsin for breaking Sunday laws. Arrestees include C F King and Colonel Johnson of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, an amateur dramatic troupe, saloon keepers, bakers, hackmen, and cigar sellers. Police note broad enforcement and upcoming test cases to define each business branch.
Mexican Captain Penales Murder Case In Laredo Jail
Dr Riviera the Mexican consul in Laredo has been gathering testimony on the arrest and imprisonment of Captain Rafael Penales a Mexican citizen jailed for murder in 1879 The case centers on Penales firing on and killing a deserter in 1878 while leading Mexican infantry near New Laredo across the Rio Grande Damages may be sought by Mexico to offset claims by Cutting at El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
George H. Stewart
George Thomas
Second
Maryland Confederate Infantry
Moses Milliken & Son
Biddeford
Philadelphia
William Hamsher
Charles Hotch
Hamsher
Hotch
General Badeau
United States
London
Brown
New York
Charles Jones
Pittsburgh
Julia Dunn
Daniel J. Brown
Ezra Cooper
Union City
Dunn
Erie
Walnut Mountain
Liberty
N. Y
Beebe
Laredo
Texas
Dr. Riviera
Rafael Penales
Somnambulist May Propose in Sleep Says Cincinnati Doctor
A Cincinnati doctor argues a somnambulist could arise dress walk to a girl's house and ask her hand in marriage without waking. We wager seven dollars he cannot refuse to marry the girl a month later and face a breach of promise trial awake. It takes a dead man to endure the test without waking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Quips From Two Papers On Modern Etiquette
A New York doctor claims men with the headache are most sympathetic. the thought of a man with the headache earning a copper and provoking public reaction is humorously dismissed. The Detroit Free Press jokes about a Sultan of Morocco with six thousand wives and a flirtatious encounter ending as a Mrs. Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit Free Press
Morocco
Sultan
Zoston Post
Apache train wreck ends journey to Florida home
The Apache Indians were traveling to their Florida home when the train derailed and went over an embankment, bringing their journey to a sudden halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Ex-President Arthur Dies After Stroke in New York
Ex-President Chester A. Arthur died at five o clock Thursday morning at his Lexington Avenue residence from a cerebral apoplexy stroke. He passed quietly, unconscious most of the day, with his son and daughter, law partner Sherman Knevals, and family witnesses present. Funeral arrangements set for Heavenly Rest Church, Albany Rural Cemetery, with Cabinet pallbearers anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur
Lexington Avenue
Sherman W. Knevals
Rollins
United Press
Sherman
N. Knevals
George Peters
Mr. Arthur
Dr. Peters
Tie
Nellie
McElroy
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
Albany
Washington
Seth LB. French
Charles Miller
Hamilton Fish, Jr
D. P. W. McMullen
General Arthurs
General Arthur
Bright
New London
Church of Heavenly Rest
Troy Road
Cleveland
C. A. Arthur, Jr
Hill
Edmunds
Gresham
Matthews
Blatchford
Sheridan
Robert Lincoln
John Sherman
Brewster
Parker Morgan
New York Central
Schofield
Bayard
Whitney
Lamar
Vilas
James C. Reed
Executive Mansion
Washington, D C
Navy
John McElroy
Grover Cleveland
White House
Executive Manston
United States
Allan Arthur
Endicott
Army
Garland
Supreme Court of the United States
N. Y
Havana
Charles Cook
Chester Allan Arthur
New York City
Our
New York State
Garfield
Cho Ce
Devin B. Hunt
Wma G Rice
CoL_umpBus
State House
Chester A. Arthur, Jr
Ohio
J. B. Forraker
Boston
Destructive Buffalo Fire Ruins Several Buildings
A morning blaze at 2:30 in Buffalo destroyed G. N. Pierce & Co. cage factory and damaged nearby firms on Hanover and Prime streets. Total loss around 200000 with five firefighters slightly injured as crews battled winds and rain. About 2500 workers were left unemployed. Origin undetermined.
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Chicago
Workman
Powderly
Mack, Stadler & Co
Marcus Feehheimer & Co
Third Street
Cincinnati
BufFalo
Hanover
Prime Streets
G. N. Pierce & Co
Hanover Street
N. Wolf
A. F. Weppner
Sidney Shepard & Co
Wallace Johnson
Buffalo Printing Ink Works
Main Street
Pierce
Dormer & Clark
Lantz Bro
Weppner
Shepard
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Cambridge Herald
Cambridge, Guernsey
Mahaffey & Ogier
W. Mathews
W.S. Heade
Hutchison Block
Cambridge
Steele
CHIO
Maglosstf
Fred. L. Rosemons
J.M. Lushfield
Rainey Block
Court House
W. A. Carpenter
Cambribe
Davis Bisek
Sanm’l C. Ludcock
Ofice
Cosgrave
Wv. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
Febitt
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott
Attorneys-At-Law
Physicians and Surgeons
WH. T. Barley, M. D
Providence Rosital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington, D. C
Sree Block
Sly Sambridge
Gist
J. M. McGill
City Drug Store
Adams Building
Eotels
Site Court Hall
Joseph Morton
Particwar
B.S. Herring
Brown House
Cambridge, Ohio
C. C. Kyle
Marlssons
Central Hotel
L. J. Cotter
Meren ST
Umberland, O
Arcade Hotel
W. A. Gill
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell, Ohio
John W. Robinson
Mire Eouse
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
S., Crow, Proprietor
Farmers’ Hotel
Mill Street
Wm. Jainey & Soa
Staryet
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
Gov. Broadway and
South Streets
Quaker City
Mark Ts
Washington, Ohio
James Smi, Prop
God
Jenz
S. Carnes
Pine Street
Main
BD. K. Kyle
Marble and Granite Works
Cambridlee, Oo
Conberland Tannery
E.mcendrex
Cumberland
EE. McPheers,e
West Main St
Itis
Aple's
John Rbmoss
Eie
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Davis Block
Singer Slachine
Ogier
H. H. Veitch
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
T. C. Stanley
Fime
N.Y. Ry. Co
P.m. A
Am. P.m
Point Pleasant
C&m. Junction
Ned Hartford
Senecaville
Morgan Jetn
Cleveland & Marietta Railroad
Toledo
E.C. Winstanley
Wheeling
Lake Erie
R. R
Oak Harbor
Fremont
Clyde
Monroeville
Norwalk
Wellington Creston
Orrville
Massilon
Navarre
Valley Junction
New Cumberland
Sherrodsville
Bowerston
Canal Dover
New Comerstown
Cambridge Macksburg
Mackeburg
Tosco So
Wellington
Ferel Marietta
Leesville
Puavbeee
Coos Oende
Massilion
Orrvitter Ics
Onpg Os Esce
Mremionib
Eke
Toighoe Siccci
M. A
Huron
Fries Landin
Milan
Pennsylvania
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
M. D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen
la. M.p. m. Ly
James Fulton
United States Navy
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Charles Jonas
Wisconsin
Prague
C. T. Crellett
Algiers
Edmund Johnson
New Jersey
Kehl
Alexander C. Jones
West Virginia
Chin Kiang
Picking
Lighthouse Board
Benham
Internal Revenue
District of Maryland
Sehman
Joseph C. McCrorty
District of New Mexico
Fisher
Secretary of the Navy
Grace
Mary Nash Agnew
Grace Dodge
Vitral
John L. Thompson Chemical Company
West Troy
Columbia Rolling Mill
Lancaster
Matthew McKeever
Oakland Township
David Arnheim
Syracuse
Charles A. Brown
Freitig
Jersey City
Canada
Pope
National
Robertson
Mr. la Follette
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Haddock
Sloss Furnace Company
Birmingham
Ala
Richmond
N.Y
Menekaunee
Marinette
Isth
Frankfort
Mich
Lucerne
Wilmington & Weldon
Virginia
Eugene Burleson
Sterling
Col
Michigan
Schneider
Indianapolis
Joseph Kremmern
Terrence Begly
Madison
James Lawton
Landsville
James Johnson
Ella
Minnie
Bartlett
Supreme Court
Patrick Graves
Benjamin Wheller
West Joliet
Indiana
Nelson
Gale
Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
City of Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Queensland
Pacific Ocean
Reekie
Cupari
Imperial Institute
Joan Arensdorf
George C. Haddock
Leader
Sherman and
Munchrafth
Joan Arnot
Elmira
Tue
Secret Service Bureau
Joan T. Caney
Pasig
Luzon
Agricultural Department
Chicago Co-Operative Packing and Provision Company
Fraternal Congress
Health Bulletin
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