Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railway Schedule Notice
Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railway announces daily trains with departures to Fort Wayne and Ottawa. Travel details include arrival times and ticket information at Wabash depot. For further details contact J Cory Winans at 17 Calhoun Street.
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Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
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Erfech
Sun Golag
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Ly Ft. Waynes
Portland
Richmond
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Levinville
St Louis
South
Dalf Fee Oee
Mason
Texsum
Ft Wayne
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Poteskey
Mackinaw City
Rema
Mack
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Kanndally
Rome City
Seeeere
ASAM
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Tewrefore
Wayne
Arive Piedlay
Chalmuatl
Sete Ciena
Findhry
Ottawa
Fort Warne
Traban
J. Cory Winans
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Calhoun Street
Ineas
Wabash Depot
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Lake Erie and Western and AL timetable fragment
Fragmentary schedule notes show Lake Erie and Western and AL services with times including 11:15 am 11:20 am 2:10 pm and 3:10 pm daily with Sunday exceptions and other scattered marks. The dated OCR reads like a timetable snippet with train or travel slots and code-like annotations.
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Voport
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Bowser’s Garden Dream Delivers Onion Comedy
An amused narrator recounts Bowser’s modest 10 by 6 foot garden project in his backyard. He plants a single onion to prove space matters, resisting crowding vegetables while imagining a future harvest. Bowser’s pride grows as he jokes about feeding Uncle Josh and crackers with the first onion.
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T. C. McClure
Everal
Mr. Bowser
Josh
The Bowser Onion Tale Ends with Donkey Breakup
Mr Bowser guards a runaway onion from a nuisanceing flock of dogs and a mischievous cook while a storm looms. The onion’s escape ends when a donkey drags it from the ground, sparking a frantic pursuit through the Bowser alley as moonlight and katydids set a comic finale. The scene closes with a note on Australia’s orphan policy as a final oddity.
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Mr. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
Waetther
Mia
Bowser
Jane
Bowser Alley
Tie
Faith and Father Quit Beer After Faiths Insight
A child named Faith reads a saloon notice and helps her father quit drinking. The scene shifts to family resolve as the mother reads a letter from the saloonkeeper and the father vows to stop. The family reconciles, celebrating with renewed hope after pay night. In later text, notes compare liquor intake in the United States and Kansas counties, and advertise Dyspepsia tablets sold by Meyer Bros. Co.
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Kate Grey
Union
Faith
Papa
Huila Gat
Walth
Siel
Michael Callum
Waith
Palth
Walsh
Meyer Bros. Co
A. C. Gocka
Hard on Alcohol Says Sir William Gull Evidence
A historical summary of Sir William Gull's statements on alcohol. He argues that water and food are better than wine, claiming alcohol harms tissues health and intellect. He notes many die from alcohol without being labeled poisoned and warns that moderate use still damages organs like the liver kidneys and heart.
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William Gull
House of Lords
Temperance facts and liquor trends in early 1900s
A compilation notes government funding for temperance venues in Russia, Boston’s rising indebtedness under temperance laws, and Lincoln Nebraska's judge urging sobriety during jury service. It mentions St Louis saloons rising ahead of the world’s fair, with licensed outlets, German and Italian ownership, and tax estimates. Also cited: Boys Industrial School temperance outcomes and Peterborough Cathedral’s ancient clock.
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Smith
Russia
Boston
Mass
Lincoln
Neb
Holmes
St. Louis
Kensa
St. Loui
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Cleveland
Prince Luigi Amadeo's Alpine Summit Feat
A fragment describes Prince Luigi Amadeo planning a bold expedition to St Eling in 1897. He travels from Italy toward the seacoast with ten packers five Indian guides four mountaineers a photographer and a physician. Camps supply food and fuel as the party advances through a wilderness landscape in Alaska like foothills.
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Alps
Alaska
Uuigi de Amadeo
St. Eling
Italy
Himalayas
Andes
Europa
Seacoast
Italian Summit Flag Goes Up on Highest Peak
After thirteen days of trudging the Newton glacier and a 57 day overall journey, Luigi reached the snow cap of the highest point on July 31. Exhausted, he halted every ten minutes during the final thousand feet. Five other expeditions that year also tried but turned back.
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Newton
Italy
Luigi
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Pronunciation Debate Reframes Niagara Accent
A philologist argues the Niagara name stress belongs on the ar syllable not ag. He notes Niagara derives from a Huron word and recalls how the Hurons pronounced it while contrasting with Saratoga pronunciation.
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Niagara
Saratoga
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American Club
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Dayton Railway
Lake Erie & Western & AL
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