Road Opens Eastward Through Toledo to Bowerston
The new through service links Toledo with Bowerston and connects with the Pennsylvania System for travel east. Through car service runs between Toledo Cambridge Marietta and Bowerston and to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh and Chicago. James M. Woodford and James M. Hall oversee the route as general manager and passenger agent.
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Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietts
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M.D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Gen
Pasa
Public Land Entries and Revenue for Fiscal Year 1886
Commissioner Sparks reports 227474 entries covering 20991968 acres and land receipts of 7432767 dollars for the year ending June 30 1886. Postal envelopes placed at offices have sold over two million. New York led with over four thousand.
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United States
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Virginia
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China
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House of Commons
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Bay of St. John
N. F
Halifax
N. 8
McDonald
Meagher
Adams
Boston
Lawrence Meeting Allocates Relief Fund to Charleston Sufferers
At a Lawrence Massachusetts gathering on the 21st the balance of the old Pemberton mill relief fund totaling 15000 was directed to the Charleston sufferers relief. The New York State Democratic committee reshuffled with Walker elected to chairmanship and no state convention planned this fall.
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Scranton
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Fayette County
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Ind
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Harper
Convention of Labor Unions
Clarendon Hall
New York City
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Second Avenue Street Railway Company
Charles A. W. Herrman
Emerson & Fisher carriage works shut after labor pledge
The Emerson and Fisher carriage works in Cincinnati paused operations after five hundred workers were told they must sign a paper withdrawing from the Knights of Labor. About one hundred signed, and the firm expects most to follow.
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Wheeling
W. Va
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Chicago
Live Stock Commission
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Phoenix
West Berkeley
Cal
T. Hainline
Pekin
Six killed in Lochryne Side quarries blast near Glasgow
Six persons including three magistrates suffocated during a monster blast at the Lochryne Side quarries near Glasgow on the 25th. Seven tons of gunpowder were used.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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Iowa
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Summit County
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Congress
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Rockaway Beach
Olive Cleveland Clarke
Cleveland
Springfield
Mass
Andrew Chrisenburg
Okan Township
The Disadvantages of Some People Sermon Notes
Rev T DeWitt Talmage at Brooklyn Tabernacle urges readers to challenge social and personal disadvantages. He cites unborn names and family stigma, urging improper labels be transformed by virtue and effort. He notes physical handicaps and war injuries as common misfortunes, urging resilience and moral vigor.
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