Toledo to Cambridge and Marietta connect through road opens
Daily service now operates from Toledo through Bowerston linking with the Pennsylvania System to all points East. The route runs through Cambridge Marietta and lower towns with connections to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh and Chicago. Woodford and Hall endorse the new schedule and agents note adjusted pay.
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Various U S July-August Exports and Naval Reassignments
August breadstuff exports totaled 18 382 444 dollars versus 15 116 881 in August 1886. The Richmond National Bank in Indiana faces a 50 percent dividend on proven claims totaling 365 865 pounds. Rear Admiral Green relieved Franklin of European squadron command at Leg horn Italy. squadron heads to Gibraltar. Since May yellow fever at Key West 282 cases 62 deaths. 18 patients under care on May 7. Mt Washington and Pike's Peak signal stations to close for winter. Bond outstanding at 21 971 000 of original three percent issue. Parcel post pact with Jamaica extends mail service. Bayard finds no grounds to demand McGarrigle extradition. Jefferson’s granddaughter Septima Meikleham dies in Washington amid Philadelphia constitution centennial. Chicago anarchists condemned. calls for workers to oppose judicial murder. Hepworth sugar works Yonkers closes. 200 out of work amid estate litigation.
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Notable Deaths and Political Dispatches Across 19th Century News
Rev Cyrus Cummins of New Brighton Pa is found dead near Pittsburgh after a visit with his son. New York Mayor may present flags to firemen amid Mrs Cleveland invitation refusal. Saratoga GOP convention nominates Grant Lamoreaux Carmichael Dennison Cornell for state offices. Navy and rail incidents, labor disputes, and notable speeches color the wider report.
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Sheds collapse in New Orleans bury crowds. two killed
A crowd removing old lumber at New Orleans on the 18th watched as three large sheds fell without warning. Two people died instantly and several others were seriously injured. Rescue efforts followed as debris was cleared from the ruins.
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Balaklava Arrives Dismasted After Cape Pillar Loss
British bark Balaklava from London arrives at Chile dismasted after losing ten seamen off Cape Pillar on June 29. Dispatch from Cork reports Editor O'Brien jailed in a small dark cell but in good spirits and refusing prison labor. He distributed £100 from America to victims’ relatives in Mitchellstown. Nevel, near St Petersburg, burned destroying 100 houses with twelve dead. Toronto ferries Sadie and Gertrude collision sparked rescue. Ottawa reports fisheries dispatches kept secret by Dominion Cabinet. Carsley v Bradstreet's Mercantile Agency settled with £6,000 payment after suit over an item telling subscribers to "call at offices." Mexico celebrated Independence Day. Diaz opens Congress urging defined US-Mexico boundary and free movement of troops for Indian conflicts.
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Tragic murders in Wilmington and a long centennial parade
News wire reports Henry Riedel a German resident killed his wife and nine year old son in bed before attempting suicide. authorities say he is likely insane. Also noted are the death of ex Senator Joseph Clary at Nottingham NH at ninety six. details on Northern Pacific rail board elections. a fatal derailment near Bellaire OH. and other notices from the week including Beecher statue commission and the Boston anniversary.
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