Rail timetable extract from R.R. Time Tables
Central KH.RB East Bound and Omaha Limited schedules list arrival and departure times for connections to Dubuque Fort Dodge St Paul and Decatur. Includes Omaha St Paul Limited and coaches only notes, freight and mixed service, with agent H W Rowley listed.
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Omaha Limited
Paul
Dubuque Expre
Fort Dodge
BronxCity-Omahalx
Dubuque Express
Wort Dodge Express
Dubuque
Omaha-St Paul Lim
Omaha-St P
Umicago Gheat Wehrstern Railway
Maple Leaf
Euth Freeport
Chicago Limited
Chicago
Landis Abd Bean Denn
Orate
Pbs
Sonng West
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Watauiog
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Onaha
Kansas City
Waterloo
Dies Moines
St. Joseph
Dubuqua
Train Parlor and Cafe Services Map Out Midwest Routes
A historical timetable notes East and West bound train equipment with parlor and cafe car service. It lists connections at Rockford and Belvidere for Beloit Janesville Harvard and Madison, plus connections to Sycamore DeKalb Spring Valley and Helvidors. John F B Daly, Agent.
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Pita
Dadaly
Conot Grain
Rockford
Beloit
Fanenville
Milwaukee
Madison
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalber
Janesville
Harvard
Helvidors
DeDalb
Spring Valley
All-Polnota Wast
Pacific Coast
John FB
Daly
Mixed Victorian-era notices from a late 19th century paper
The collection reports on multiple brief items: Bishop McCabe in New York hospital improving after apoplexy. Gen Nogl, famed Japanese Port Arthur rescuer, thrown from horse with minor injuries. Jeremiah Curtin dead at 16 in Bristol Vermont. fire at Wakonda South Dakota destroys First National Bank and six others. a $75,000 purse in a toss. Dr William James Derdian dies after operation in Baltimore. Enrique Creel named Mexican ambassador to the United States. Austrian parliament bill limits upper house members to 180. fresco by Tell Robbia stolen in Petriolo Italy. Colonel John Mercer Trooke dies at 80 in Lexington Virginia. University of Washington Seattle closes due to coal famine. Captain G L Tanner USN dies at 71. heavy winter snow storm covers southwest Missouri, southeast Kansas and parts of Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
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Bishop McCabe
New York Hospital
Nogl
Port Arthur
Jeremiah Curtin
Bristol
Wakonda
First National Bank
Toss
William James Derdian
University of Michigin
Baltimore
Enrique Creel
Chihuahua
United States
Nfe
Petriolo
Italy
Tella Robbia
John Mercer Trooke
Virginian Military Institute
Lexington
University of Washington At Seattle
4. L. Tanner
U.S.N
Better Late Than Never Digestive Advice Ad for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Advice on careful eating and treating digestive troubles with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, touted as a pure digestive tonic helping stomach liver and bowels. Claims relief from constipation biliousness headaches and dizziness with money back if it fails. sold by all druggists at 50c and 1.00.
Farley Explains France Church State Clash With Illustration
Archbishop John M. Farley condemns France's separation law, arguing it would compel Catholic trusts to surrender church property to other uses or to rivals. He says the law treats church property as confiscable and outlines practical consequences through an NY Trinity Trust illustration.
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France
New York
Trinity Durch Corporation
Not Conceivable H ers Church Property and Control Fight
A commentary denounces a French law forcing Catholic churches to cede property to lay boards, risking church worship and governance. It cites 30,000 churches and endowments near 100 million dollars, arguing it mirrors historic church-state conflicts and calls for Christian solidarity.
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New York
Republic
Kodol Restores Digestion For Tired Stomachs
An advertisement describes Kodol as a remedy for an overworked stomach, saying it performs the digestive work and corrects the digestive apparatus. The copy claims Kodol rests the digestive system without starvation and adheres to national pure food drug laws, sold by druggists.
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Kodol
All Druggista
Harriet M. Burbank Piano Teacher at Studio 36 Grove St
Harriet M. Burbank is noted as a piano teacher operating from Studio 36 on Grove Street. The brief entry lists her name and profession with a street address, indicating a local teaching studio or advertisement.
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Harriet M. Burbank
Grove St
Endowed Trusts For Worship And Charity Rights
A fragment notes a trust holding property and endowments to support divine worship and the dispensation of charity under its own rights. The readable text hints at a legal or ecclesiastical grant governing the use of assets within historical charitable law.
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Tion
Rome Demonstration Protests Vatican Ties in Piazza Farnese
Thousands of anti Vatican and pro France demonstrators gathered in the Piazza adjacent to the Farnese palace as Rome’s garrison blocked approaches to the Vatican. Cavalry guarded the area while soldiers with fixed bayonets protected main routes. The marchers, led by radical Socialist and Republican deputies including Prince Borghese, formed a candlelit mock procession and sang as they denounced clerical power. Some were injured or arrested. a liaison with French envoy Barrere was reported. The Italian government sought to avoid taking sides in the dispute with strong assurances of friendship to France.
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Rome
Nee
France
Farnese Palace
Franece
Vatican
Apostolic Prince
Chamber of Deputies
Prince Borghese
Clemenceau
Giordano Brune
MS Barrere
Congo Atrocities Debate At Chicago Church
Dr John s on accuses Belgium consu l Henrotin of backing a Congo lobby to shield King Leopold from scrutiny. Henrotin denies ties while Cardinal Gibbons questions exaggeration and awaits consul general report as Congo abuses provoke government contact in Washington.
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Chicago
Herbert 8. Johnson
Boston
York Avenue Methodist Church
Charles Henrotin
United States
Congo Free State
Leopold
Belgium
Johnson
State Department
Washington
Henrotin
Dr. Johnson
Tam
Consul Henrotin
Congo
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Jerome I. Raymond
University of Chicago
Cardinal Gibbons
Conens General
Steamer Manistique Reaches Port Arthur in Safety
The steamer Manistique, after a ferocious sea with mountains high, is safe at Port Arthur Ontario. It sought shelter at Isle Royale as winds eased and sent a report from Captain J. B. Reid that the Treland broke adrift off Sand Island but Manistique could not assist due to leaking steam mounts. An Ashland dispatch notes the Ireland seen anchored eight miles northeast of Sand Island and apparently safe.
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Duluth
Port Arthur
Ont
Isle Royale
J. 8. Reid
C.D. Brown
Sand Island
Mianistique
Ashland
Wis
Ireland
Infatuated man shoots bartender and dies in San Francisco
In San Francisco on December 17 Roy Garrison a bartender is dying Joseph Vaefner a Wells Fargo employee is dead and Mrs Garrison is seriously wounded after Haefner driven by infatuation confronted the couple at a saloon and shot them then killed himself The incident ends in tragedy with multiple fatalities and a wounded spouse.
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San Francisco
Roy Garrison
Joseph Vaefner
Wells, Fargo & Co
Six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden ends
New York contest closes with Root and Fogler first Downing and Hopper second Nutt and MacFarland third. The victors finished 441 miles and 2 laps behind the record set by Miller and Waller in 1899, over the same hours.
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New York
Root and Fogler
Downing
Hopper
Nutt
MacFarland
Madison Square Garden
Miller
Waller
Hardware store robbery ends in officer’s fatal confrontation
Herbert Hollingsworth, recently released from the Ohio penitentiary, robbed a Mansfield hardware store taking eight revolvers. He then struck several pedestrians before being shot and killed by Police Captain Marks when he opened fire as the officer approached.
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Mansfield
Herbert Hollingsworth
Ohio Penitentiary
Marks
Hollingsworth
Borchert Acquitted in Slaying of Employee Wiskow
Milwaukee jury frees Fred W. Borchert after four trials for the Sept. 28, 1904, alley shooting of his employee Otto Wiskow at Borchert’s paint shop. Defense argued self defense amid a long legal fight.
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Milwaukee
Fred W. Borchert
Otto Wiskow
Borchert
Wiskow
Lipkany killings amid revolt and church state calm in Paris
Lipkany in Bessarabia reports three revolutionists shot after killing an official and fleeing. three peasants who chased them were slain. Two more revolutions were killed by officials, the third died by own action. Paris reports quiet New Church Rows as church state separation law’s first Sunday passes with larger congregations.
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Lipkany
Bessarabia
France
Paris
Dew
Appeals for Protection from Dyspepsia and Toxins
An Advice feature urges readers to protect their digestive organs against microbes from fermented food. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy, claiming easy extension of protection through a dose or two. Available at druggists for 50 cents and one dollar.
Daily Journal Delivery Offer in City
The Daily Journal is delivered to any part of the city for ten cents a week.
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Daily Journal
Bailey Sets Pledge Total for Senate and House
Gainesville Texas December 17 Senator RB Bailey issues a statement citing twenty three senate pledges and eighty three house pledges plus twelve more from reliable friends, totaling 118 on joint ballot. He says the 15 votes against him remain, with 163 needed to elect.
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Gainesville
Tex
RB Bailey
Senate
House
Texas Legislature
Davidson
Toum
Peary Receives National Geographic Gold Medal
At the society’s annual dinner Commander Robert E Peary was awarded a gold medal for reaching farthest north President Roosevelt served as guest of honor and praised Peary in a warmly gushing speech.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Robert E. Peary
Roosevelt
Peary
Train wreck injures Charleston woman in Belmont line
A Iron Mountain passenger train from Charleston Missouri to St Louis wrecked on the Belmont branch. Miss Bertha Schell of Charleston was seriously injured.
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Cairo
Iron Mountain
Charleston Mo
St. Louis
Belmont
Bertha Schell
Charleston
Burglars Loot Private Bank Safe in Shortsville
Rochester December 17 reports four burglars dynamited the safe at B D Mathers private bank in Shortsville securing about 2000 in cash and between 4000 and 0 000 in Lehigh railroad checks.
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Rochester
Dev
B.D. Mathers
Shortsville
Ridgely Pushes Credit Currency Plan in Washington
Ridgely for Credit Currency, Washington, Dec. 17. William B Ridgely comptroller of the currency advocated before the lease committee on banking and currency the proposed credit currency plan. Kennedy's Luxat ive Cough Syrup opens the bowels and at the same time allays the inflammation of the mucous membranes. Contains Honey and Tar. Drives out the cold and stops the cough. Absolutely free from any opiates. Conforms to the National Pure Food Drug laws. Pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists.
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Ridgely
Credit Currency
Washington
William 8. Ridgely
Lease Committee On Banking and Currency
Kennedy
Morning Breakfast Delights With Buckwheat Cakes
A hearty breakfast feature highlights coffee and sausage paired with Mrs. Austin’s Buckwheat cakes. The simple spread captures homestyle comfort and traditional flavors.
Explosion in Eckman Kills One, Injures Nine
In Eckman Bluefield district a blast from 10000 pounds of powder on three mine cars drawn by a mine motor killed Joe Steele and seriously injured nine others including Alex Finney and Mrs. George Johnson. Sparks from the motor started the explosion, tearing apart nearby houses and rocking the village.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Eckman
Joe Steele
Alex Finney
George Johnson
Edward Mullin
Tyler Tarston
Felix Wardnett
George Bland
Oscar Downs
C. W. Case
Mary Rhoaden
Does Inspection Inspect
Philadelphia December 14 federally inspected sheep condemned by city meat inspectors will trigger a federal inquiry. Ten head from a western carload were ruled emaciated and unfit for use though stamped by federal inspectors. Chief Federal Inspector Schaudler ordered the investigation after condemnation and shipment.
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Philadelphia
Schaudler
No Reason to Suffer Back and Kidney Ailments
Read impressions from a Freeport resident Charles Wells who suffered kidney trouble and rheumatism. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Emmett's drug store he reports rapid improvement and eventual cure. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells the remedy for 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Freeport
Charles Wells
S. Galena Ave
Dean
Emmett
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
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