Wabash System 39 Daily Schedules and Connections
Wabash trains 39 and 32 run daily with specific Newark connections. Sundays train 32 runs two hours thirty minutes late. Buffet parlor cars on trains 32 and 35 Cleveland to Zanesville. Through tickets sold to all points. special round trip Sunday rates. Homeseekers tickets on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Contact G S Crane in St. Louis or R F Kelley in Pittsburgh for rates and information.
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Coshocton
Canesville
Dresden
Zanesville
Cleveland
Toledo
Wabash
Michigan Central
Ann Arbor
Pere Marquette
Weat
Kent
Cantona
G. S. Crane
St.Louis
R. F. Kelley
Pittsburg
Rockefeller Not Located by Process Server in Missouri Case
In Missouri versus Standard Oil, the process server testified he could not reach John D Rockefeller, prompting adjournment. Attorney General Hadley and Judge Gildersleeve discussed questions to be decided by the Missouri Supreme Court before continuing examination.
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Standard Oi
New York
Rogers
Lincoln's Youth 2 Early Manhood Prepares Written Address
The draft discusses Lincoln's interest in internal improvements and river navigation on the Sangamon. It recounts his plan to write a public address for Sangamon County, praising roads and canals while stressing cost considerations and the need to finish projects. He links river work to local export needs and future legislative support.
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Lincoln
Casey
Ewing
Macon County
John Hanks
McNamar
New Salon
Sangamon County
West
Sungamon
Sangamon River
Sal
Compaus
Sangamoo
Lincoln's New Salem years and a failed grocery venture
The narrative recounts A Lincoln's early political stance in 1852 and details his New Salem grocery partnership with Berry. It covers debts, credit-based purchases, partner troubles, store struggles, and Lincoln's resolve to learn from hardship while remaining focused on public service.
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Lincoln
Linco
Herndoe Row
Jim
New Salem
Berry
Jow Herndon
Mr. Radford
Clary
Adford
Bill Green
Green
Radford
Wat Green
Muttle
Douglas
Lincoln & Berry
Tno
Tindford
van Bergen
Herndons
Linecol & Herrs
Litcoln
Rudealge
Bartiedae
Ciremnstaners
Legislature Seeks Bribery Watch and Name Laws
Senate adopts Hafner resolution urging report on official compensation. Bills include prohibiting fictitious names in business, jail for violations, and extending savings and loan laws. House defeats women voting in school affairs. passes hazing and village incorporation measures. Cattle tick concern prompts federal help request. Packers trial details and Illinois Republican plans noted.
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H. R
Roll
Senate
Hafner
Secretary of State
Attorney General
Luther
Summit
Crist
Columbiana
Sites
Fairfield
Hocking
Lancaster
Brandt
Franklin
Howe
PLC
Bassett
Gayman
United States
Great Britain
Niagara Falls
Harper
Huyers
House
H. B
Stockwell
Boards of Education
Sid
EH. B
Mr. Thomas
Reynolds
H. OR
Shankland
Rolf
Cuyahoga
Brannock Jones
Temperance Committee
Young Abe Chooses The Law As His Profession
The article traces Abraham Lincoln’s early setback in the legislature and his shift from laborer to lawyer. It notes his return to New Salem, his bond with J. R. Herndon and family, his kindness to widows and orphans, and his wish to pursue independent work. Lincoln seeks clerical or business roles to support himself and study, aiming to earn money for books.
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A. Lincoln
Sey
New Salem
Lincoln
Congress
Rutledge
Ine
Pie
New Salem Istinet
Hon
J. R. Herndon
Amers
Jones Ant Ofatt
Fragmentary OCR Note on Bogert Trial Coverage
A partially legible OCR passage mentions Bogert and a first time for something related to a trial or event. The readable text is unclear but indicates a Saturday reference and ongoing preservation or delays. No definite names or dates beyond Bogert and a Saturday are confidently readable.
Local Society Notes From Lafayette on February 14
Miss Tybs na Lennon of Cyckocton rents her sister Mrs. Welker Best. Miss Annia Rogers visits Gx shocton with Dr. and Mrs. Clark. Clarence Sheetz returns to Pittsburg after a two week stay. Hazel Familton hosts a party on West Main with about twenty friends including Lee Burt and Grace McClain. Floyd Walters tours state points. Jasper Reddick buys Dickey property and moves April first. Mrs. Dickey buys Miller lot on Russell avenue and will build. Miss Nelle Platt in Coshocton. Dr. and Mrs. W L Wells visit from Coshocton. Anna Russell hosts Twentieth Century club. Mr. and Mrs. J D Moore travel.
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Lafayette
Na Lennon
Cyckocton
Welker Best
Annia Rogers
Gxshocton
Clark
Clarence Sheetz
Pittsburg
Hazel Familton
West Main Street
Geneas
Lee Burt
Stacy Davidson
Miytie Griffin
Minnie Leighninger
Herold Miller
Yada Cochran
Grace McClain
Dick Given
Irvin Wolfe
Faye Griffin
Nellie Walters
Bess McCammant
la McCammant
Bat Beall
Meda Marz
Vivia Leighninger
Herbert Ogburn
Paul Kelly
Georgia Famailton
Floyd Walters
Jasper Reddick
Dickey
Jtown
Miller
Russell Avenue
Nelle Platt
Coshocton
W. L. Wells
Anna Russell
Twentieth Century Club
J. D. Moore
Fire and unrest echo in sweeping early 20th century reports
Fire at Cincinnati damages the First Presbyterian church. New postmasters named in Ohio towns. Phoenixville baker shot dead by robbers. Washington photographer commits suicide after failed murder attempt. German patrol ambushed in Southwest Africa with casualties. Kentucky House passes anti rioting bill with steep fines. British political shifts signal dual leadership and tariff reform. U S Major Duvall promoted in artillery. Kansan wreck victims and a blaze follow. Boston man defends insurance policy stance. Johannesburg correspondent warns natives require strong action.
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Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Bacia F. Ellis
Belle Center
C. Burroughs
Callinwood
Stewart
Columbiana
A. Haworth
Crestline
Phoenixville
Max Hikier
William Sefton
Washington City
Josephine Ricker
Jove
Sendoorn
Africa
Bender
Kentucky Buse of Representatives
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Daily Express Mail & Exp
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Dundee
Beach City
Justus
Navarre
Maassilion
Rockefeller
Mankato
Mina
Videl Finley Company
Fred Kron
W. J. Morelart
John A. Nelson
Minneapolis
Lochran
Carnegie’s of
Kingfisher
Okla
Andrew Carnegic
Kingfisher Congregational College
Brady
James Brady
M Lincoln
New Satem
Sangamon
Rengon
Voueti Grad
Abnaida
Ward Hill Lamon
Lcm
Maxhn
Belem
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Swift Company
Cadahy Packing Company of
Omaha
Springfield
Young Abe
Balfour
London
Davil
Roosevelt
William P. Duvall
Artilery Corps
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Duvall
Marylao
West Point
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Philippines
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General Bell
Kansas
Fort Scott
Kas
Columbus
Harry Roundlee
Express
J. J. Lockhart
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Newsboy
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Wolf, Kansas
Lawson
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Lennon
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