Train timetable fragment with scattered stops and times
Fragmentary OCR shows a train schedule listing DENS I408 and collar accommodation trus with times 0:20 and 1:05 between Newark Columbus Dennison and Steubenville, plus unclear notes and agency stamp.
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Ag’t. Steubenville
Masquade Night Scandal Unfolds in a City Ball
A masquerade at Music Hall ends with a dramatic revelation as a cavalier and a pink domino are exposed at the widow’s home. The wife and widow confront the pair, leading to a public dressing-down and a lesson on marital faith. The episode, tied to rumors of infidelity, ends with the cavalier humiliated and sent home.
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Gold for the Bond Holders in 1862 Vote Details
The piece attacks Democratic critics and cites a Newark American article to claim Republicans backed paying five twenty bonds in coin. It names Thaddeus Stevens and House members Villandigham Voorhees Cox Pendleton, arguing Democrats opposed gold payment while others supported it. It frames the 1862 vote as proof of pro gold policy.
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Democratic to Republican Letter and Obituary Notices
A bold letter urges Democrats to sever ties with their party and praises a switch to the Republicans. Also notes the death of Hon. Isaac Toucey, detailing his long public career from Connecticut lawyer to U.S. Cabinet roles. The piece closes with an old proverb about a young man’s arm and the Gospel.
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The Belmont Chronicle notes an alleged incident near the Great Western in which a young man described as a Democratic adherent attempted to assault Mrs. Mase. She confronted him, alarmed neighbors, and an armed threat followed. Mrs. Mase filed a warrant against the assailant, who fled.
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Destructive Fire Engulfs Philadelphia Liquor Warehouse
A massive blaze at a six story brick warehouse on Lomfard Street in Philadelphia consumed 40,000 barrels of whiskey and caused extensive damage. Firemen fought the flames for hours while rivers of burning liquor hampered efforts. four children were killed by falling bricks, others injured. The origin cited as whiskey weight over the enjoying room causing upper floors to give way.
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Lomfard
A Midnight Storm Destroys Menagerie Caravan
A Muscatine show run by Qn Bailey & Co. reels from a violent storm as lightning strikes, horses are killed, and animals panic. The Davenport arrival is delayed and the night ends in chaos. reports also note political shifts, insurance suspensions, a murder, and other varied items.
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