Passenger and freight schedules from the B and Q R R report
The excerpt lists multiple passenger trains such as No. 28 No. 20 and No. 36 with daily or Saturday operations, along with freight services and restricted Sunday timing. It notes specific times like 4:00 pm southbound and 6:30 am freight runs, reflecting a railroad timetable snapshot.
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S.rrthersees
Creseess
Obra 'O
Panndley
A.m CG. B
Freicht
Sundar
Train Schedule Snippet From St. Louis and Omaha Lines
Eastbound trains include St. Louis Express No. 14 at 7 30 P M and St. Louis Mail No. 2 at 12 00 noon Local Freight No. 70. Westbound runs show Omaha Express No. 1 six sixteen A M and Omaha Mail No. 3 at 8 18 P M Local Freight No. 18 at 4 00 P M Agent H C Bepton provides details.
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St. Louis Express
St. Louis Mail
Omaha Express
Omaha Mail
H. C. Beptson
Freyont Democrat notes and notices from Hamburg
The Freyont Democrat by Edwin H. Gillman dated Friday September 26 1962 lists standard local notices and community items published for Hamburg Iowa.
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Edwin H. Gillman
Trusts and tariffs shape election fears in 1904
The piece argues that trusts back Republican power and would fear a Democratic House that could overturn tariff protections. It contends a Democratic victory would spur anti trust legislation, while a Republican Senate would block it. It asks if the creature loves its creator more than its despoiler.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
House of Representatives
Senate
Democratic House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Joan Sherman Advocates Free Trade Over Protection
Ex-secretary of the treasury and former U S senator Joan Sherman argues for unrestricted commerce, denouncing tariffs as hindrances to civilization and urging reduction of duties to foster competition and lower prices across domestic production and trade.
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Joan Sherman
the Treasury
United States
Trusts and tariffs spark calls for heroic action
The article argues trusts must be curbed with strong remedies and questions tariff protections that shield monopolies. It cites critique from The Colored American over treatment of Captain Denison, noting agitation in Chicago about commissioning Black officers and a censored efficiency report.
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United States
Denison
48Th Infantry
Adjutant General
Duval
San Francisco
California
Chicago
West Point
Roosevelt Says No Patent Fix for Prosperity in North Carolina
The president argued prosperity comes from natural conditions not a single device. He warned tariffs and trusts divert wealth from consumers and hinder farmers, noting good crops foreign and domestic affect times. He criticized the tariff for taking money from the people and enriching money power.
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Roosevelt
North Carolina
Tariff debate splits Republicans amid trust critique
The piece argues Republicans steer between revision and opposition while Democrats press for tariff revision and anti trust actions. It accuses Republicans of enabling trust extortion and claims miners deserve just wages, challenging partisan rhetoric with calls for principled statesmanship over party loyalty.
Washburn calls Republicans to sever ties with trusts
Ex U S Senator Washburn warns in a New York Tribune interview that the Republican party must detach from trusts and legislate against them. He urges Congress to remove protective duties on surging profits, especially on steel rails and tin plate.
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United States
Washburn
New York Tribune
Congress
Republican critic links Standard Oil to national policy
A Ohio Republican, Charles Rice, says correspondence between the Attorney General and the President suggests the Standard Oil trust controls the national government more than the Republican party. He made the remark during Monnett’s Ohio prosecution of Standard Oil for alleged statutory violations.
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Standard Oil Trust
Republican Party
Chas. Rice
Ohio
Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Lessons on liberty and protest in political critique
The passage argues that citizens are labeled treasonous or unpatriotic for voicing concerns about government and party corruption. It challenges charges of hypocrisy among Republican leaders and questions the divine right of kings rhetoric versus republican prerogatives.
Trusts and tariffs stir party lines in political clash
A quotation from Henry O. Havemyer cites the tariff bill as the root of trusts, arguing tariffs rob the people and empower the few. The piece condemns Republican control by trusts and warns that when government serves the wealthy, Democracy suffers, citing mining districts as example.
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U. S
Trusts
Pelf
Henry O. Havemyer
President
Sugar Trust
In Favor of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A reader from Bagner Missouri recounts three years of bronchitis sleeplessness and failed doctors until Chamberlain's Cough Remedy brought relief. The ad notes Bartlett & Doyle sell the medicine.
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Chamberlain
W. S. Brockman
Bagner, Mo
Bartlett & Doyle
Public approves Hirst clagd work at living prices
The note indicates growing public appreciation for Hirst clagd work offered at affordable rates, reflecting sustained job work fed to the office in recent weeks and prompting late work printouts.
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Putin
Bright's Disease and the San Francisco Treatment Claim
A historic notice reports a large payment and a California investigation into a claimed cure for Bright's disease and diabetes. It describes a committee testing a treatment, reporting high success rates, with published results and free mailings from John J. Fulton Company. Also noted are Roy Harris suspending business, and C Stoner and H A Noble on various travels.
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San F
Cain
John J. Fulton
Ouspany
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Cal
Barrett & Doyle
Doctor-Recommended Remedy Aids Dysentery Ride
F L Taylor of New Buny Bradford County Pa credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a long planned trip after sudden dysentery. He says one dose before and one en route allowed the trip to succeed without ill effects. Later a severe dysentery attack was cured by a single dose. Bartlett and Doyle sell the remedy. Mr Schrader from Editors son Iowa visited Hamburg between trains while en route to buy land in Missouri.
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F. L. Taylor
Nebany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville
Chamberlain
Bartlett & Doyle
A. Schrader
Edlorsson
Iowa
Hamburg
Schrader
Missouri
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P. Lindsay
H. E Hawley
Dixon
Col. Missai
L. A. Lair
H. Norcutt
Vesna Ewell
T. C. Harris
Tho. M. Roberts
C. VanNatta
O. A. Edgerton
M.F. Cooley
James Vyse
Wade Sperry
W. J. Brown
D. Thompson
Wm. Bammer
Sylvester Evinger
James Yowell
I. O. Braman
W. M. Boyer
T. S. Stevens
August Wagner
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Sec’y
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Masonic Temple
Brethers
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Sec. Gro
J. Chandler
W. M
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Paul Dean
L. H. Smalley
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Sunshine
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Maud Cooey
I. O. O. F. Hall
W. A. West
C. P. Augustus Wacner
Aberdeen Castle
Highland Nobles
T.O. O. F. Hall
T. Hatcu
A. L. Homes
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Jerusalem
Rebecca Lodge
Emma Brown
N. G. Mes
RoLta Parkhurst
M.E. Church
O. Redshaw
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Dr. Wanamaker
E. H. Fleisher
First Presbyterian Church
C. W Davey
Christian Endeavor
Oliver Whetsone
CuHarces
Highfield
Christian Church
Jas. Yowell
Christian Endeavor Society
Dulcia Miller
M. E. Church South
J. C. Kinpreb
Latter Day Saints
Nathan Martimore
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Bright’s
Roy Harris
C. Stoner
H. A. Noble
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North Dakota
Mille River Valley
Mgnt
Flathead County
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Colville Reservation
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Washington
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Great Northern
Whitney
Gon, Pass
Ticket Agt
St, Paul, Minn
Railway Alway
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Cindinn Anz
Rangasolty
Deb Moines
Dor Walnut
Robert 86
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Max Bass
Clark Seok
Icago
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