Excursions and Travel Deals via Rail Lines in 1901
Advertisements describe rail excursion promotions by the Wabash General and the Clover Leaf Route offering discounted round trips to Arkansas Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Colorado and western points. Promotions highlight monthly departures on the first and third Tuesdays and a separate Big Four Route sale to Indianapolis with return limits, plus other regional travel perks and rates.
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Arkansas
Kansas
Aebraska
Oklahoma
Texee
Colorado
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Iowa Central
Batty
GPL
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Marchailtown
Iowa
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago and Florida Special solid vestibuled trains
A Chicago to St Augustine service is described as a solid vestibuled train. The advert highlights comfortable equipment and direct travel options from Chicago to Florida with frequent departures and arranged connections. The notice emphasizes speed reliability and refined passenger comfort.
Big Four Route Through Train Chicago to St Augustine
Train runs from Chicago to St Augustine with no changes for passengers or baggage. First departure Wednesday January 16 1901 from Chicago with intermediate stops Lafayette Indianapolis Greensburg Cincinnati Jacksonville and St Augustine arriving at 1200 noon 3:30 pm 5:40 pm 6:20 pm and 2:20 pm. For full details contact Big Four Route agents or Warren J Lynch Go Pass and Tickets.
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St. Augustine
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Lafayette
Indianapolis
Greensburg
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Cai
Big Four
J. Lynch
W. P. Doppe
Gen. Pass
G.p.&t A Cinetonati
Attorney Ad Displaying Legal Services On Washington Street
H Yount attorney at law offers prompt attention to civil matters and litigated cases as a specialty. Notary public, real estate settlements, guardianships, estates, and insurance law. Money to loan and agency for top insurance companies. Office on Washington street near public square.
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M. E. Charea
Willdow Gener Pracvoin
Wuardanshins
Best Insurance Compines Ofer
Tharter
Office Mayer Block
Public Square
Why Our Shipping Declines and Foreign Trade Costs
An analysis explains why American shipping lags in foreign trade. Higher US labor costs raise ship prices by 20 to 25 percent while operating costs for crews and food are 33 percent higher, and foreign governments grant subsidies. The article urges Congress to mitigate these disadvantages to boost domestic shipbuilding and national defense needs.
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United States
England
Congress
Consequences of Congress Adjournment on Merchant Marine
The piece warns that without new measures to build an American merchant marine, foreign ship owners will keep drawing billions in subsidies from the U S, American tonnage and seamen will decline, the navy will be weaker, and the nation will depend more on foreign ships. It cites 1900 figures showing foreign subsidies and notes broader economic and labor impacts while urging action. It ends with a health ad for One Minute Cough Cure and a prompt to visit for joy faces.
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Congress
United States
Commissioner of Navigation
Grippe
Adalta
J. P. Buckner
Our Ocean Freight Bill and American Shipbuilding
The piece argues that roughly 200 million dollars yearly flow as freight to foreign shipowners, with over 90 percent of trade carried abroad by non Americans. It urges Congress to back American shipbuilding to reduce debt to creditors and boost domestic industries, noting only one American ship over 2,000 tons was built for foreign trade last year.
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United States
Congress
Congress and American shipping push for revival bill
The piece argues Congress must enact a shipping measure to rebuild U S merchant marine in foreign trade. It cites Senate and House bills by Five of Maine and Payne of New York, urging party leaders to approve a strong bill to fulfill pledges and reduce foreign reliance. It also notes Republican control and the need to keep shipbuilding domestic.
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Maine
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New York
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