Central Standard Time Featward Timetable Notes
A fragmented transit timetable lists times and routes across multiple cities. It notes that a road is open from Toledo to Bowerston connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points East and details through car service between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston. General managers Woodford and Hall sign off.
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Marietta
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W. D. Woodford
James M. Hall
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Government Receipts and Expenditures for Quarter Ended June 30
The Sixth Auditor reports total receipts excluding money orders at 10,922,745 and total disbursements at 12,770,206 for the quarter ended June 30. Receipts rose 438,879 versus last year while expenditures rose 375,998. Other items note Oleomargarine tax scope, Apache removals, Utah population and schools, Treasury silver certificates estimates, and a record-breaking Government Printing Office journal.
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Mississippi
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Treasury Department
Gross
Juford
Epuny
Indictments for embezzlement and fraud filed in Richmond case
Indictments replace sixty five count charges against Richmond J. Lane ex-president of Abington National Bank for sezzlement making false entries and fraudulent withdrawal of funds. Also notes loss of the 84 ton steamer George T. L. Smith and crew, Knights of Labor planning Philadelphia HQ, wildfires in Blue mountains causing $5500 timber loss, death of Thomas Parsons Massachusetts Prison Board chair, New York trade groups favor Hewitt over George, land suit verdict $92,023 for GA Fletcher and Mitchell children against Pennsylvania Railroad, Farmington fire destroys town center, Catkins & Co planing mill burned Tonawanda, N Y with substantial losses, US Marshal J N Patterson resigns.
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Schuylkill
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Massachusetts Board of Prison Commissioners
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Hewitt
Henry George
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Catkins & Co
Tonawanda
N. Y
J.N. Patterson
United States
Concord, N. H
Multiple New York Aqueduct Cage Collapse Reported Fatal
A cage fell fifty feet in a New York City aqueduct shaft on the 19th killing one man and injuring three others. Also noted are relief funds to Buffalo gale victims and seizures of wine on war vessels returning from Europe.
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Fanchon Wins Lakes Championship and Prize at Aledo
The yacht Fanchon of the Ohio Yacht Club captured the $1.99 prize and the lakes championship at Aledo Ohio on the fifth. The report covers other 1900s events including missions progress Chicago court actions and various local incidents.
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Harris Arrested in London on Forged Credit Fraud
An American named Harris with aliases was arrested in London on the charge of defrauding Herries, Farquhar & Co. of $200,000 via forged letters of credit said to be issued by the First National Bank of Chicago. The case involves forged documents and a substantial financial loss across transatlantic banking channels.
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R. W. Gale
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Auerstadt
General Apport
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Baron Mohrenheim
Paris
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New South Wales
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Adelaide
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Jacobini
Canada Paper Company
Windsor Ont
Fires and tragedies dominate late news from diverse towns
Reports from Cincinnati to New York detail fines for license failures to saloon keepers Joan Yan and Emily Keyping. A Clyde farm loss of 3500 dollars follows a barn fire with substantial grain and implements burned. A Syracuse couple is found dead with wounds on a bed, their child present. A Watkins malt house suffers a multi‑story blaze with vast losses. A Philadelphia official is declared insane. A National Guards drill in Washington promises prizes and presidential honors. A New York hunter dies, and Bulgarian officials protest a throne suggestion to Russia. An Indiana hog disease threatens farmers, and a Philadelphia boarding house resident kills himself leaving 100000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
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Clyde
Ohio
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Syracuse
N.Y
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Tur Davis
Watkins
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Benton County
Ind
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Corsica
Finished work of Christ triumphs over nature and death
Rev. Dr. Talmage exhorts on John 17 4 finishing the work given by the Father detailing Christ's overcoming of hostility poverty and lack of support. He portrays Jesus mastering nature demons and death and urges listeners to accept the mission for eternal life citing biblical and historical examples.
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A Source of Vexation From Delayed Delights
The passage argues that excessive hope for distant pleasures and indifference to present blessings breed vexation. Enjoyment is wasted when we scorn interim satisfactions and chase imagined future happiness, which may never arrive or change once attained.
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The Tiny Blade of Promise and Growth
A reflection on potential and growth contrasting a small blade near the earth with a dead stone beside it. The text argues that small beginnings may prove significant, despite present obscurity and rough treatment, echoing a vision of evolution from humble starts.
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Prof. Drummond
A Family Bible from Palamcotta Village
A missionary in Tinnevelly notes a Palamcotta household with a family Bible marked by slips for family prayer and private reading. The observer reflects on duty’s path being near and easy versus distant and difficult, citing a Latin adage.
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Aencius
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