Train Route Opens Toledo to East with Through Service
The Toledo to Monroeville and Norwalk train now runs through from Toledo to Bowerston with connections to the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service is offered between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and Bowerston with connections to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh and Chicago. Woodford James M Hall general manager and agent.
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Toledo
Monroeville
Norwalk
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Woodford
James M. Hall
Ga'l
Poss
Where is the baby face in the cambric dress
A lyrical contrast shows a mother recalling infant garments and delicate lace while a rough young boy in corduroy pants appears, kissing her with a hopeful, affectionate boldness. The speaker acknowledges the child’s growth but cherishes the lasting bond as she lays aside her dainty attire.
Electric Boarder Dream Scene Ends In Mansion Mischief
Mrs Rubicon shelters a late traveler in a room of her house. An electric boarder, T Clawson director of Electricity, arrives. A dreamlike sequence shows shocks, dancing utensils, and a pulsing theft until she awakens to find it all a dream.
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Mrs. Rubicon
Electric Society
T. Clawson
Moe
Mr.Clawson
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Brown
Mr. Clawson
Petty
Mary Kyle Dallas
N. ¥. Ledger
Sorghum experiments judged impractical for sugar making
The Agriculture Department reports sorghum experiments across Fort Scott Rio Grande and Magnolia show highly variable results and possible ineffectiveness for sugar production. Climatic changes alter outcomes, delaying reliable sugar yield. An award funded the study, but overall assessment is unfavorable. Also noted is the Robert Garrett ferry, 18 knots, 1500 horsepower, 236 by 36 by 14 feet, carrying about 5000 passengers.
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Agricultural Department
Fort Scott
Kansas
Rio Grande
N. J
Magnolia
Commissioner of Agriculture
Washington
Robert Garrett
Whitehall Street
New York City
Staten Island
Baltimore
Eloquent Sheridan Tribute At Army Reunion In Chicago
General Alger delivers a moving eulogy for General Sheridan at the Army of the Cumberland reunion in Central Musical Hall Chicago. Over 100 veteran commanders attend including T. T. Crittenden R. A. Alger Warren Keifer. Mayor John Roche welcomes the gathering.
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Chicago
Army of the Cumberland
Central Musical Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Illinois
Sheridan
T. T. Crittenden
R. A. Alger
Warren Keifer
Rosecrans
John Roche
H. Stone
Phil Sheridan
General Alger
Alger
Algers
Toars
Grand Army
Vigilance committee formed in Spokane over wire fiends
Fires fueled by arson terrorize Spokane Washington Territory scenes of destruction prompt 31009 dollar reward and threat of lynching for culprits. Patrons flee lodging houses as four fires spark citywide alarms with Pierce clothing house Cottage Hotel Nevada House and a livery stable burned. Armed patrols guard streets, saloons and gambling houses shut, losses reach 150000 dollars.
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Washington Territory
Spokane Fania
W. T
Pierce
Cottage Hotel
Main Street
Nevada House
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons Elects Officers
In Washington on September 20 the congress groups held meetings at their headquarters and chose officers for the coming year. The Genite Urinary Surgeons' Association named Dr Robert W raptor of New York as president Dr John P Bryson of St Louis as vice president and Dr Arthur S Cabot of Boston as secretary. The Dermatological Society elected Dr J B Graham of Toronto as president and Dr Sherwell of Brooklyn as vice president. The American Association of Electricians re elected their current officers for the next year. The second session was held last night in A R Hall.
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Washington
Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons
Genite Urinary Surgeons’ Association
Robert W. Raptor
New York
John P. Bryson
St. Louis
Arthur 8. Cabot
Boston
Dermatological Society
J. B. Graham
Toronto
Sherwell
Brooklyn
American Association of Electricians
A. R. Hall
Ex-Secretary Strong Convicted in Louisiana Embezzlement Case
In Baton Rouge Louisiana ex-Secretary of State Will A Strong was found guilty of embezzling about 3500 dollars from the state after a jury verdict. Strong vanished after the verdict was read and remained at large as officers sought him. The Attorney General filed a process verbal noting his voluntary absence.
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Baton Royal
Will A. Strong
Strong
Typothetae of America Chooses Officers for Year
The Typothetae of America closes its convention day with reports on trade practices for plates and sheet stock. Officers elected include James McNally of Chicago as president and J J Morgan of New Haven as vice president. Next meeting set for St Louis on Oct 8 1859. Dr Eggleston spoke on copyright with a split debate. rising type discounts and new firm startups without capital were condemned. The convention adjourned after formal business and discussions.
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New You
Typothet of America
de Vinnen
Trav‘l«Ous
James McNally
Chicago
New Haven
Eggleston
American Copyright League
International Typographical Union
McGlynn administers last rites to dying man in New York
On September 20 at Cooper Union Dr. McGlynn, excommunicated priest, gave conditional absolution and extreme unction to a dying man during a Labor party convention. He used a wallet and a small object in the rite as police guard the scene. no identification found.
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New York
McGlynn
Cooper Union
Labor Party
R. J. Stanton
Real estate clerk stands accused of massive swindle in New York
James Edward Bedell, 45, a real estate clerk at Shipman Barlow Larocque Choate, is arrested for defrauding his firm of about 2264500 over five years by forging mortgages and bonds. He gambled the proceeds and faced discovery after a bogus mortgage seal flaw prompted checks. Victims include the Delmonico and Sayre estates, with others named. Bedell and two associates detained. Indictments expected for forgery and related crimes.
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New York
James Edward Bedell
Shipman, Barlow, Larocque & Choate
Bedell
Register
Charles Delmonico
Solari
Corman Koop
Henry DP. Sayre
Badell
Byrnes
Emerson & Goss’ Place
Broadway
Bank robber Henry F. Harding runs two branch heists in one day
Henry F. Harding alias R F Seymour, who claimed Chicago ties, robbed the Fifth National Bank on coping of Money packages totaling 2000. He later hit Commercial National Bank on Wall Street taking 8700 before a chase, shooting at pursuers, and being captured near Maiden Lane after a crowd pursuit and gunfire. He was identified by bank staff at the police station.
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New York
Henry F. Harding
R. F. Seymour
Chicago
Fifth National Bank
Eceshier
Harding
Commercial National Bank
Wall Street
Pearl Street
Maiden Lane
Policeman Nesbitt
Tarred and beaten in Wabasha vigilante act
In Wabasha Minnesota Herbert Ross, once deemed a bully, was tarred and beaten by about 150 men after a local merchant demanded payment of a bill. The mob then poured tar on Ross and he disappeared, with reports noting his long reign of terror among residents.
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Wrxoxa
Minn
Herbert Ross
Ross
Abasha
State Canal Commission Reviews Olio feeder Plat
The State Canal Commission received its first plat of canal lands showing the Olio feeder running through Coutumnus. It reveals many acres of state land appropriated by private individuals without title and factories built on public lands. Estimated value about 50 000 dollars with similar issues expected along the Ohio and Miami canals near Akron Toledo Cleveland Cincinnati and other areas.
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Coutumnus
State Canal Commission
Olio
Ohio and
Miami
Akron
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Scourge of Yellow Fever Spreads Across the South
Journal reports 118 new yellow fever cases and 14 deaths inJacksonville on Friday. Alabama, Mississippi, and neighboring states react with quarantines and train bans as fear surges, with authorities urging federal help and isolation measures.
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Jacksonville
Severe hurricane devastates Balama Islands and wrecks ships
A hurricane on September 2 and 3 struck the Balama Islands. Rageed Island suffered extensive destruction with eighteen houses ruined and twelve nearly lost while salt piles worth 60 000 bushels were washed away. Sponging and fishing vessels were driven ashore and two ships in port were damaged.
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Nassau
N. P
Balama Islands
Barkentine Grutha
St. Johns
N. Bs
Anklin’s
Kidnapping Attempt Rescued Child in Newark
In Newark Ohio yesterday David Prior tried to seize a three year old from Miss Gallagher where Mrs. Prior was staying. The mother intervened and the child was saved as assistance arrived. Lieutenant Governor Lyon helped in the rescue and Prior was arrested.
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Newark
David Prior
Thomas J. Prior
Miss Gallagher
Two Frederick Boys Injured in Factory Rope Accident
Frederick Maryland records tell of Thomas and Samuel Thomas, two colored teens who read Indian novels and acted out Western scenes. During lunch at a factory Gross grabbed Thomas by the neck with a rope, the machinery started and tangled him, causing severe internal injuries. Gross was jailed.
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Frederick, Md
Thomas
Samuel Thomas
Aearning
Gross
Ross
Sioux pow wow ends in dramatic clash over treaty
At Standing Rock Dak Sept 24 a grand Sioux council debating signing a treaty ended in a shattering display as Sitting Bull opposed the measure while Black Thunder and Young White Cloud urged caution and support. Gall halted the scene by ordering silence and dispersal.
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Standing Rock
Dak
Sitting Bull
John Grass
Savage
Chief Grass
Washington
Grass
Black Thunder
White Cloud
Chief Gall
Gall
Unsuccessful Train Robbery Near Harwood Texas
A masked gang attacked a Southern Pacific passenger train near Harwood on a Saturday night. They forced the engineer to uncouple the engine, wounded the fireman and engineer, and exchanged over fifty shots with guards before the bandits withdrew with two wounded members, while authorities and bloodhounds pursued the ten attackers.
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ScuvLenpene
Tex
Southern Pacific
Harwood
E. E. Shackleford
United States
John T. Rankin
van Wiper
Jay G. Kelly
Southern Pacific Service
Tomy
Grozer
West
Fraudulent pay cut circular unsettles CBQ workers
Des Moines reports unsettled mood among Chicago, Burlington and Quincy conductors and brakemen after a fake schedule circulated claiming wage cuts from 50 to 315 dollars monthly. Officials insist the document has no authority and is a fraudulent creation by boycotters.
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Des Moines
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
He Saved His Wife and Child
Martin Grouse and his wife walked the Pennsylvania railroad track near Ben Venue station when an accommodation train backed onto them. He pushed his wife aside and, moments before being crushed, tossed his infant son into a ditch where the child survived uninjured. The wife suffered tremendous grief.
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Pittspuran
Martin Grouse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ben Venue
Grouse
Inferno Destroys Much of Kempton Town
Almost the entire town of Kempton eight miles west of Tipton was destroyed by fire Friday night. Loss exceeds 150000 with little insurance. Fire suspected to be the work of incendiaries as buildings were first burned and then set alight.
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Tipton
Ind
Kempton
Here
Death Follows Scratch After Typhoid Bed Cloth Washing
Mrs. M P Daugherty of Shreve dies after washing clothes from a bed where typhoid fever had occurred. A small hand scratch became severely infected leading to death.
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Meade
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Guernsey County
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Joseph Morton
Hagle HO Hotel
Herring
Upriss
George McCleary
Arcade Hotel
W. A. Gill
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Ernor Market
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Ezhompson
Crow
Farmers’ Hotel
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Washington, Ohio
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Bellaire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Railway
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