Illinois Central Time Table Nov 27 1904 Galena schedules
The Illinois Central timetable lists trains from Galena with westbound eastbound and southbound connections. It notes departures from Milwaukee Madison and Chicago routes, daily and Sunday exceptions, with through connections to Omaha Sioux City St Louis and western points via St Paul and Chicago Limited services. Agent McCramorr signs the notice.
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Galena
SOUTH
Pau
Minneapolis
Dubuque
Abuque
Chicago
St Paul
Lis
St. Lou
Julana
Niger
United
M.J. Burns
Ag'ti
Madison
Yast
Eau Claire
St. Paul
Milwaukee
South Madison
Talent
Illinois Central Railroad
Omaha Express
Ieee
East Mail
Sioux City
Anay
Cago
St. Paul-Chicago
Lim
Chic jAfail
St.Louis
D’ly
Peete
jPassenger
Decatur
Ixpress
lArrive
St. Louis
Gairo
St. Louia
Bloomington
Mixon
Mendota
Normal
la Salle
Omaha
St. Want
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Terriory
Coorado
Pacific Coast
McCramorr
Not a Victim Thas a heap of troubles
The Washington Star quotes a speaker reflecting on persistent racial tensions and the elusive comfort of white society. He notes challenges blacks face, rulers of wealth, and the uneasy quiet of white comforts. The piece conveys social critique and resilience amid hardship.
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Washington Star
Twilight on the pier reveals a conflicted confession
Barlow and Miss Grant share a quiet twilight on the end of a deserted pier where he confesses love and reveals a staged romance with a non existent Tom. The revelation shatters pride and ends with the girl admitting there is no Tom and she fled the scene.
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Barlow
Miss Grant
Tom
Grant
Twilight
Margaret
Venice
Awkward Parade Moment From Philadelphia Congressman
Congressman Morrell recounted an odd episode to National Guardsmen while describing a Broad Street parade. He recalled guiding privates to push back a crowd near Walnut Street, and a fat man who refused to move. Morrell joked about using a musket but noted the man was a shop foreman.
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Congressman Morrell
Philadelphia
Third Regiment
Pennsylvania
Broad Street
Walnut Street
Hets
Why Knew When to Obey Father’s Undignified Threat
Mrs. Harrod uses milder discipline while Mr. Harrod believes in obedience through example. Ten-year-old Jim balks at commands, prompting a stern fatherly order. The father threatens to call the mother, provoking a brief, comedic moment witnessed by the amused mother on the stairs. Montreal Herald.
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Mrs. Harrod
Jim
Rogers Firm Friend of Twain and His Guardian
Henry H. Rogers of Standard Oil became Mark Twain’s close business guardian after offering to handle his affairs. Twain admired Rogers after Roughing It pleased him and credits the magnate with saving his career. The two men, an astute operator and a frank humorist, meet often and share a strong bond.
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Standard Oil
Mark Twain
Henry H. Rogers
Rogers
Clemens
Business Guardian
Kipling Visited My Apartment, Elevator Shown to Great Writer
A New York publisher recalls Rudyard Kipling visiting his apartment in his peak fame. Kipling sat in a chair and spoke beautifully before departing on the elevator. The publisher and elevator man discuss recognition of Kipling as the famed author and explorer.
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Kipling
Farhe
Rudyard Kipling
New York
Winston Churchill
Conan Doyle
Read Sermons and Prophecies by Bishop Capers Stir Church Readers
A New York Press item notes Bishop Ellison Capers of South Carolina faults sermon reading as dull and cites a Cobbler Giles exchange about prophesying. It highlights a shirtwaist design with Oriental lettering meaning God is good and life is beautiful, worn by a young woman in Washington Street.
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Ellison Capers
South Carolina
Bishop Capers
Giles
Washington Street
New York Press
Little Hope Finds Refuge In a Grim Tale
A fragmentary verse speaks of a sullen pessimist finding a sliver of hope by kissing a child who died, easing fear and softening threatening dogs. The piece ends with an odd, garbled line about courage and a world’s ray, attributed to a Kiger.
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Min
English Women Colleges Girton and Newnham Overview
A historical overview of Girton and Newnham colleges near Cambridge. It notes Newnham’s town adjacency and Miss Anne Jemima Clough’s founding, plus the campus life, dining halls, guest customs, and the role of Miss Sidgwick. It then contrasts Girton as a pioneer in women’s higher education with architectural features, facilities, and a liberal ethos for students.
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Girton
Newnham
Cambridge
Selwyn
Queen's
Erasmus
Herbert
Marlowe
Fletcher
Byron
Tennyson
King's College
Miss Clough
Sidgwick Hall
Helen Gladstone
Sidgwieck
English Universities for Women at Cambridge and Girton
English universities for women highlight Girton and Newnham as pioneers granting their own degrees after fierce struggles. The colleges feature quiet rooms, communal dining, and active sociability with clubs and needlework, while students pursue exams and eventual authority to obtain Cambridge-style credentials.
Mission of the Motor Car and the Return to Country Life
The Booklovers' Magazine claims the automobile will revive the back-to-the-land movement by shrinking distances between rural residents. With better roads and reliable cars, country life will blend neighbors farther apart, enabling easy access to schools churches post offices and shared new vitality.
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Booklovers
Maxim Gorky's Wealth and Publishing Power
The famous Russian writer Maxim Gorky is described as financially successful and a skilled businessman. He heads a large publishing company in St. Petersburg, the Knowledge Publishing Company, which has operated for a few years and reportedly earned about $125,000. Also noted is Mrs. Mary E. Lapier Cripple Creek Colo chosen as Colorado's first female juror in a divorce case. Damascus plans an electric works and an electric railroad with a working capital of $1,750,000.
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Maxim Gorky
St. Petersburg
Knowledge Publishing Company
Gorky
Mary E. Lapler
Cripple Creek
Colo
Colorado
Damascus
Anvil Sparks Reflects on Beauty and Progress
A compact collection of aphorisms by ANVIL SPARKS on truth, art, nature, love, brevity, liberty, and progress. The author asserts beauty as civic usefulness and critiques social systems, urging practical creation over slavery and idle talk.
Quotations on Virtue Duty and Cheer From Notable Thinkers
A clipped collection of aphorisms and maxims from figures such as Sir Oliver Lodge Von Humboldt Reynolds Newell Dwight Hillis and Mrs L M Child. The excerpts urge self discipline moral courage cheerful influence and balanced pleasures as paths to better living.
Quotes on manners and society from a distant era
A string of wry observations on philanthropy, self belief, fashion, and social foibles. The material riffs on laughter at self, giving with motive, trust in humanity, and a satire of mid nineteenth to early twentieth century manners. It closes noting typical seasonal pressures and a June wedding gift.
Paradoxical reflections from the Mill Creek Philosopher
The Commercial Tribune prints a wry logic column noting the danger of rash judgments in breach of promise cases and urging cautious, deliberate consideration before gambling on past, present, or future outcomes. It contrasts hot timing with prudent action and hints at dawn after darkest hours.
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Commercial Tribune
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