Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets and Inaccurate Claims
A collection of disparate items includes financial figures for a Philadelphia ad man, political commentary about President Arthur in Wyoming, rumors of Republican editors, Liverpool conspiracies, Galician and Russian politics, railroad rate tensions, liquor law enforcement near Chicago, and education statistics. The text rambles through misstatements and misuses of terms like holocaust while noting educational attainment in Ireland, Germany, and Russia.
The Misuse of Allegation and Language Timing
A brief critique on language, noting that Holocaust usage is incorrect when escapes occur and that alleged misdefines fact. The piece argues that the word alleged implies uncertainty, contrasts it with legal assertion, and ends with a forecast of fair times and growing crowds.
Local notes on trains, excursions, crops and pensions
Special reporter reports varied town news. A new house by T. Moss advances rapidly. The Brecton Band joined the Fredonia Baptist excursion to Niagara Falls on the 7th. People attended Chautauqua fireworks on the 7th. Fred McEwen narrowly escaped harm on a railroad track but is expected to recover. Conductor Carr broke his ankle jumping from train on the 8th. Buffalo excursion to Chautauqua Lake last Wednesday drew two large locomotives. Henry Keet received pension arrears between 600 and 600 dollars. Ogden and Tommy Martin raced for fastest horse. black mare reportedly beat Ogden’s mare in 3.05, question about condition. Apple crops in Portland very light. grape crops down in quantity but good quality. Strawberry crops failed. raspberries, currants mixed with low prices. rk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 5
Moss
Brecton
Fredonia Baptist
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
Fred McEwen
Kt. R
Hag
Carr
Lnst
Buffalo
Chautauqua Lake
R.r.company
Henry Keet
Ogden
Tommy Martin
N.C
Owgien
Portland
Camp Catendaga Chips Aug 8 1883
Camp notes report cottage near completion at Cottage Avenue in Lotsville Pa. Guests include J Lott, Harry Crane and family, and arrivals at Edwards Hotel A S Palmer wife Plimpton Ohio and F D Matteson Dunkirk. Tonight Lyceum entertainment and Pettit family concert scheduled. director Meyers oversees children’s program. Road around grounds in good condition. Passes required for reentry. upcoming speeches by Lyman C Howe and J Frank Baxter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lott
Lotsville
Cottage Avenue
Harry Crane
Corry
Todd
Lyman C. Howe
J. Frank Baxter
Chelsea
Mass
Children’s Lyceum
Miss Meyers
Pettit
Damon
Edwards Hotel
A.S. Palmer
Plimpton
Ohio
F. D. Matteson
Dunkirk
C. L. Pashe
Buffalo
W. A. Mosley
New Lyme
Hotel proprietors blamed for not aiding hurt traveler
Editor letters defend Erie Hotel and depot operations, arguing the R R House refuses care and shifts responsibility for injured travelers. They urge the railroad to provide a room in the depot for such guests to avoid spoiling others' goods and comfort. Also notes attorney M E Matteson moved from Cherry Creek to Jamestown to open an office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Hotel
R. R. House
It. R. Company
Properetora
M. E. Matteson
Cherry Creek
Jamestown
Speaking by Moe TS Lillie and Mr Frank Baxter
Philadelphia speaker Moe Lillie and Boston's Frank Baxter appear at an event. Baxter will demonstrate his Wonderful Bone ers as a Medium, with both vocal and instrumental performances. Both gentlemen are to attend and perform during the close of the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe TS. Lillie
Philadelphia
Frank Baxter
Boston
Nickel Plate adds new passenger equipment on trunk line
Notice describes updated passenger cars for the Nickel Plate on the new trunk line, detailing improvements for comfort and speed. It cites departures at Chicago Union Depot and Van Buren Street, with service changes effective July 1 and an additional notice regarding station stops and timetable adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Depot
van Buren Street
Oustair and Fredonia Stage Schedule 1683
On and after Tuesday June 6 1683 stage service runs from Fredonia and Dunkirk with multiple daily departures listed in New York time. From Fredonia departures at 7:10 7:35 8:15 and 11:33 am 12:35 3:20 3:00 6:35 pm. From Dunkirk departures at 6:40 9:40 am 9:18 am 4:56 pm 8:00 am and 1:36 pm. Sunday service from Fredonia 9:15 and 11:23 am 1:15 4:08 pm with Dunkirk departures 7:00 am 12:20 2:00 5:40 am 7:05 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
Fredonia
Cassadny
nelLiry
Vermont
Ross Mill
Falconer
Ictous
Bolis
Pentonville
Frewaburg
Ackigy
Russelburg
N. Warren
Oui Warren
Mauckson
Irvington
Itusville
New York Time
Cluta
Oustair& & Fredonia St. &.R
Thesday
N.Y
Suniy
Estule Valley
Salamanca
Carrollton
Cubs
Wellsville
Bimba
Ari Binghamton
Copaine
Sheridan
Forestville
FT Hemiship
Kelvidere
Belmont
Andover
Alfred Ahmond
Hornellsville
Fr Ee
Sherainn
Smaiths Mills
Perrysb
Dayton
Guthunugeia
Little Valley
Lade Toahes
Great Valley
Vantialis
Anegany
Olean
Hisarteede
Cuba
Friendship
Belvidere
Belmont $.U5, Scie 321, Wellsville
Alfred
Almond
Howellsville
Silamunes
Din
Toure Routon
Carrell
Bt Vandalias
Alelezan
Olenn
Hinsdale
Sheriten AK
Smmtth
Milla
Perrysbury
Cattaraugos Ltd
Little Vailey
New York
Salamanen
Port Jervie
Litle Valley
Praine
Hor
Hellsridle
Stonpan
Welville
Scio
Nelvidere
Glenn
Seath
Allegany
Vandalia
Eat
Betroabure
Cinitay Minsa
Bovest
Perrys
Sheriton
Kun- Be AR
Ghent Pangays
Tro Bal
Vandalis
Hornelisville
Sto
Salamaner
Dai i
Aes
Netstat Eeeet
Bairvin
Ener
Limestone
Fabcock
Rey
Bre Giolin
Jo CuetorCh
Lewis
Lisa Ha
Crawford
Allen
Bulisville
Riderville
Sit Mt
J HL
Bugalo
Abbotts
de & SU
Slater V. Po Sele
Eden Valley
Leo Center
North Collins
Cherry Conenson
Chin N. Pany
New York Lake Erie & Western Rail Route Overview
Historic timetable describes the New York Lake Erie & Western system with Pullman service, multiple east and west routes to major hubs including Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and Chicago. It highlights deluxe equipment, gas lighting, and no extra charge for fast time, plus extensive local stops and limited express services between key cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicano
Westinghouse
Chicago
Polman
Salamance
Coicage & Atlantic S
Kates Ax
Western Railway Timetable Fragments from Erie to Bradford
Incomplete timetable notes show trains from Bradford to Titusville and Erie with arrivals and departures. Entries reference lines like Lake Shore time and East Ward, mentioning connections to Buffalo, Chicago, Dunkirk, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
East Warl
Erie
Buffalo Limited
Atlantic
Toleio
Chigago
Bute
Burtie Dunkirk
Palesto
Titi
Couch
Eastern Div
Cleveland
Train Schedules Between Buffalo Pittsburgh and Nearby Cities
Daily train leaves Oil City at 445 PM and Buffalo at 530 AM with connections to Corry Titusville Mayville and Lakeville. Union City branch departs Titusville 525 PM arriving Lakeville 645 PM and Union City 649 AM. River Division trains run Oil City to Warren Irvineton and Kingman with several arrivals and departures given. Sundays run only on some lines. Through coaches between Ente and Pittsburgh and connections to Boston New York Syracuse Rochester and all eastern points are noted with ticketing and changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Titusville
Savive Et Corry
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Maville
Mayville
Union & Titusville
Lakeville
Union City
Warren
Irvinetan
Anutay
Bredford
Philadelphia
Butte
Bruilo Ale
City
Coches Beeeeen Ente
Deving Bullote
Wagner
Anad
Hugh
Bumalie
Tebech
Pitts
Ted
Boston
New York
Syracuse
Rochester
East
Prince
Umepalles
Apenys
Ms. Barows
Tome Moa
Dhru
Also Mentioned on This Page
Observer
Associated Press
P.O
Dunkire
Carter
B.D. Ludlow, Jr
Qbeerve
Afice
Grant Hender
Duggan
Tye Ories Cam le Four
John
Third Street
Baever
Etka
Rulseginese
Coluons Ineerilong
Jenene
Jel
Evening Observer
Jons WaxaMaken
Philadelphia Dry Coods King
Arthur
Wyoming
Arlanta Cossviteries
Mr. Tilden
Bish Conpiracs
Liverpool
Fenian Brotherhood
Ges. Gourko
Russia
Warsaw
Skobelefl
Germany
St. Louis
Brreato Express
Yellowstone Park
Bureau of Education
Ireland
Macmillan's
Macmillan
Breeton
The
Cassadaga Lake
Kale Parker
Balgan
Hiscox & Co
Parker
Panker
Fankar
Rela
Parker Ghager
Floreston
Colocne
Cesen
Wells, Richardson & Co
Ruceliscton
Ball
Piri
Carl
Ezauine
H.R. Oehm
Cor
East 3Rd St
M. Vandevelde
Agt
East- Third-st
Wathering Gonhi
Rovers
J. Hi. Redy
New York, Chicago & St.Louis Railway
Ainesy Ile
Ashtabula
Columbus
Tvo
Gottalo
Williama
B. F. Morner
Fen
Thayer
WAI
Wukirk
Onnewut P.m
Painesville
Wwe
Lyeveland
Wan
Ar Bellevue
Bellevue
Greensp
Yewee tFontorin
lArculin
Graveler
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Bradford Branch
Sandars
Stone
Kendall
Braceford
Carrolton
Bradford
Arinriving
Buttaville
Johnsonbe Hh
Rasgelhis
Midmont
Reemian
Mt Jewet
Kinzuatye
Alton
Rooster City
A eGoltan
Ralford
Randall
Heeck
Pit Zimeston
Cheep
M. Ciis
Stadford
Tikueville
Satfate
Senth-Western
oTene
Aqt
Brovton
Titusville Sa
Anal Franklin
N. Crate Mercer
Franklin
Centerville
Spartack’y
Mla
Suter
P A. M
Lester Ie
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