Central Union and Long Distance Lines Extend Service
Central Union and Long Distance Telephone Companies announce nationwide service with copper metallic circuits and long distance facilities. Major offices in New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Columbus Dayton Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago Detroit Madison Cambridge and more. Trains depart from the Pennsylvania depot November 15 for Indianapolis and other cities with listed schedules and agent contact.
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Columbus
Central Union
United States
Ity Dave
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Oriqua
Dayton
Cincinati
Cleveland
Hamilton
Cadmore
Chicago
Lil
Detroit
Mich
South Pend
Terre Haute
Ind
Central Union Velenhene Company
Street Corner Pairings and Local Landmarks List
A dense listing of street intersections and industrial sites including Mooney and Cannery Starch Works, Reeves Pulley Works, and multiple crossings at Fifth, Franklin, Sycamore, and Washington. Includes dozens of numbered addresses and cross streets such as Fifth and Brown, Seventh and Jackson, and Sixteenth and California along with factories and works.
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Jackeon
Brown
Washington
Jackson
Mooney'n Cannery
Franklin
Mechanic
Pearl
Sycamore
Chestnut
Fifth
Wilton
Eghth and Union
Reeves Pulley Works
Venth
Hutchins Avenue
Sixteenth
California
Seventh
Orinoco Avenue
Twice-Weekly Courier Journal Announces 1897 Plan
The Daily and Weekly Courier Journal will switch to a six page twice weekly format with editions on Wednesday and Saturday. The Wednesday paper will cover news and politics while Saturday focuses on stories miscellany and poetry as a family paper. Subscriptions stay at 1 a year with increased pages per week and 104 pages yearly. Henry Watterson editorials to be featured.
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Courier-Journal
Henry Wattereoa
Woman Hung Pleads with Husband Over Wood Loan
A Columbus Star notice reports a woman hanging on her husband’s neck imploring him to try a load of J A George wood. It mentions loan offers of 1000 to 10000 at 7 percent and assigns contact names Owens Williams Kinney Kinney Turpin Co. It also lists job work ads and real estate loan calls with insurance office details and demands helpful to subscribers.
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J. A. George
Not a coherent news item from the provided text
The readable fragments describe a hypothetical lancelet anatomy and metaphorical eyes as X-ray references, lacking clear event, date, or source context. No identifiable persons, organizations, or locations emerge to frame a factual news summary.
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Jain Cateh
Zepreena
Italian Antiquities Smuggling Under Pacca Law Action
An Italian nobleman Sig di Prisco secretly excavated 28 silver vases, smuggled them to Paris, and offered them to the Louvre for £5,000. Italy’s minister of education cites lax officials in aiding illicit export and announces criminal prosecutions for any connivation under the Pacca law.
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Italy
London News
Education
Pacea
Sig. Dio Prisco
Bosco Reale
Sig
di Prisco
Louvre
Phrygian Cap and the Knout Shift Exiles Out of France
A North American Review critique argues France uses symbols and policy to deter Russian exiles, noting spies among émigrés in Zurich Geneva and Lausanne. It contrasts England where Russians face fewer restrictions and discusses reformist currents influencing opposition leaders like Stepniak and the Free Russia monthly. It suggests imperial reforms could soften anti autocracy factions in Russia.
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French Republic
Knout
Czardom
North American Review
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Lausanne
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Hiko Stepniak
Russia
London
Free Russia
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Alexander II
Ezar
Four daughters work in a coal mine in Mahoning valley
The Atlanta Constitution reports four athletic young women employed by German owner Joseph Mans at a Shamokin area colliery. Ages range from sixteen to twenty, with Katié in charge of breakers Annie operating mine pumps and breaker engines and Mary overseeing coal picking. The piece frames the situation as a controversial introduction of foreign customs on American soil.
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Shamokin
Atlanta Constitution
Joseph Mans
Katié
Annie
Mary
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