Through train service opens Toledo to Monroeville link
Daily Train No. 13 departs Toledo at 7:45 p.m. and stops at Monroeville and Norwalk en route to points east. The road now connects Toledo to Bowerston with through car service to Cambridge Marietta and connections to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh and Chicago. Street layouts and schedules reflect ongoing railroad expansion under EF Woodford and James M. Hall management.
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Toledo
Monroeville
Norwalk
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
EF. Woodford
James M. Hall
Manegee
Agend
Thanksgiving Night at Mrs Brown's End in Romantic Letter Secret
Dick Blake hides his despair over Francie Bruton while a monkey Sim disrupts the Thanksgiving gathering at Mrs Theodosia Brown's boarding house. A misdelivered envelope reveals Blake wrote the letter to Francie, leading to a late-night reconciliation as Francie returns with a rose and Blake his hopeful future.
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Francis Bruton
Francie
Dick Blake
Small Sim
Mr. Blake
Miss Pash
Sim
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Putter
Method
The Thanksgiving Rose That Won His Heart
A humorous Thanksgiving tale in a boardinghouse setting centers on Dick Blake and his attraction to Mrs. Theodosia Brown and her typewriter girl Francie. The widow's wealth, exotic pets, and the wry social dynamics unfold under a thread of gentle comedy and evolving affection.
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Sim—Theodosia Brown
Mrs. Brown
Frank
Francie
Theodosia Brown
True and abiding friendships in life and trust
The Christian Inquirer reflects on friendships that endure and those that disappoint. It contrasts the joy and charm of trusted, proved companions with cynicism and misanthropy, noting how vanished illusions of friendship can breed distrust and sorrow.
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Christian Inquirer
Thanksgiving Festival for Families and Faith
The message extols Thanksgiving as a family festival marked by affection, reunion, feasting, charity, and worship. It urges children to experience sacred mirth, old games, and shared meals, culminating in prayers and gratitude within the home and church.
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N. Y
Business and spirit linked by Christian principles
Several voices argue that time spent in business can nourish the spiritual life when guided by Christian ethics and proper use of prosperity. The Christian Inquirer notes business can enrich the soul, not harm it. A remembered verse laments missed memories of home and childhood.
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Christian Inquirer
To-morrow's cares should wait until they arrive
A reflective maxim advises not to burden the mind with future events. Focus on present duties today and postpone tomorrow's anxieties until they occur.
Census completes twenty two volumes of tenth census data
Washington reports the last volume of the tenth census publication. The full set totals 22 quarto volumes with 19,304 pages and two compendium volumes. Total cost, excluding printing, engraving and binding, was $4,853,350 with per capita expenditure of sixty eight cents. Printing and binding cost $1,014,116.49. Special reports added value covering newspapers city statistics wages taxation public debt mining and cotton.
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Washington
State Bank of Omana Closes as Owners Flee the Country
A Valparaiso dispatch reports State Bank of Omana Nebraska has shut its doors. Proprietors F Scovilie and G A Crafts vanished, leaving numerous debts unpaid. Liabilities are estimated around 200000. Scoville allegedly altered notes by raising figures. Both men borrowed heavily from friends before fleeing.
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Omana
Neb
Valparaiso
F. Scovilie
G. A. Crafts
Scoville
Passing of Vicar General Walsh Leaves Catholic Community
Rev Maurice A Walsh Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and pastor of St Pauls Catholic Church died yesterday at 55 from Brights disease and blood poisoning. Born in Waterford Ireland he was a prominent figure in Catholic circles in America and his passing is a loss to the church. The report also notes a Pacific Telegraph Company meeting in London about a Vancouver to Australia cable with Hawaii Samoa Fiji New Zealand connections and Canadian Pacific links and a Kentucky case where Judge E R Withers fatally injured a Black man after threats to the judge and his family.
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Privapetraia
Maurice A. Walsh
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
St. Paul’s
Bright
Father Walsh
County Waterford
Ireland
Atlantic
London
Pacific Telegraph Company
Vancouver
Australia
Hawaii
Samoa
Fanning Island
Fijis
New Zealand
Canadian Pacific Lines
Powderly Re-Elected Leader of Knights of Labor in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on November 24 the Knights of Labor re elected General Master Workman Powderly. George Duncan and John W. Hayes won key offices, eight candidates were named for the Executive Board, and Costello’s election sparked miners’ fears of a split.
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Knights of Labor
Indianapolis, Inc
Order of Business
Daniel J. Campbell
Scranton
Martin Hanley
New Jersey
Victor Drury
D. A
Birch
Ohio
Handy
Worthy Foreman
Morris L
Wheat
Iowa
Henry A. Beckmeyer
Beckmeyer
George Duncan
Richmond
Frederick Turner
Philadelphia
W. G. Price
New York
A. P. Stevens
Toledo
John W. Hayes
Indianapolis
Ind
Stevens
L. M. Barry
Master Workman Powderly
A. W. Wright
Montreal
J.A. Wright
Thomas B. McGuire
H C. Trathagen
Cincinnati
John Devlin
Detroit
J. J. Holland
Jacksonville
Fla
John Costello
Pittsburgh
J. J. Crowley
Charleston
Miss
Messrs
Holland
Costello
Devlin
Knights of the World
Richard Griffiths
Chicago
Delwarte
Belgium
General Assembly
M. Delwarte
Possibility of a Mammoth Eight Hour Strike in 1890
In Cunicaco on November 24 a new eight hour movement gains momentum among socialist leaning workers. Delegates are being chosen for the American Federation of Labor convention in St Louis next December. A mammoth strike is discussed for June 1890 and the federation’s stance against Powderly is noted.
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Cunicaco
Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Iowas Evictions Quietly Yield to Peace Talks at Land Company
Des Moines river settlers evicted under court decisions show growing willingness to settle with the land company. Negotiations stall over cash shortages among buyers. Millionaire Snell of Clinton Illinois owns about 16000 acres bought at six dollars an acre, with current values ranging from 16 to 25 dollars. Many farmers plan to arrange deeds next week, as uncertainty has depressed values locally and countywide, though a rise is anticipated.
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Fort Dover
Des Moines
Snell
Clinton, Ill
Fort Dodge
Caving-In at Mineral Spring Colliery Cuts Wilkes-Barre Water
Three acres of earth collapsed over Mineral Spring colliery at Miner's Mills breaking the Wilkes-Barre water main and flooding the mine. Water supply to the city was cut off as miners escaped drowning and the mine was rendered nearly useless.
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Wilkesbarre
Miner’s Mills
Departure of Lord Sackville and party from New York
Farewell messages describe Lord Sackville his two daughters and Mr and Mrs Chamberlain arriving from Washington on the Pennsylvania train. The two families separated at arrival with Chamberlains to Brevoort House and Sackville party to the La Bourgogne steamer then to Havre. Departure from Washington had been unostentatious.
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Sackville
New York
Lord Sackyle
Havre
Washington
Nationalist MPs to be prosecuted for tenant intimidation
Dustin November 24. John O Connor John Finucane David Sheehy Thomas Mayne Thomas Condon Patrick O’Brien and Dr Tanner, Nationalist MPs, will be prosecuted by the Government on the charge of intimidating tenants who rented farms from which former tenants had been evicted.
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Dustin
John O’connor
John Finucane
David Sheehy
Thomas Mayne
Thomas Condon
Patrick O’brien
Dr. Tanner
Death of an Indian Chief in Locsport at 76
Chief William Printup grand sachem of the Tuscarora Indians dies on the reservation aged 76. He was regarded as able and intelligent leader in the community.
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Locsport
Willeiain Printup
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