St. Paul–Galena rail timetable and notes of freight service
The November 27 2004 timetable shows mixed service from St. Paul to Galena Chicago Omaha and Sioux City with freight trains carrying passengers at 7 33 a.m 1 19 p.m and 10 08 p.m. Connections for southwest west and western destinations are outlined along with multiple freight operations and special notes on mail and express services.
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Built From Wrecked Boat Steamboat Block in Miles City
A Miles City building once fashioned from the Yellowstone steamer hull, named the Steamboat Block, stands on a main street. Built from wood of the Yellowstone wreck after it ran aground thirty years ago, the two story structure houses stores on the lower floor and passenger bunks on the upper, promising lasting revenue and enduring character.
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Miles City
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Yellowstone River
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George Miles
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Wellington and Napoleon in a young prince’s drawing
The duke of Connaught Prince Arthur of Great Britain, now entering his fifty sixth year, was godson to the Duke of Wellington and revered him. A childhood drawing reportedly showed the duke and Napoleon in a duel at close range with the prince. The duke reportedly told him, I fought Bonaparte, but could never see him without a telescope.
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Many Apply for Service for 37 Vacant Civil Posts
In Victoria West Nova Scotia a civil service post for a minor character drew 916 applicants. The job offered a top salary of 300 dollars per year.
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Free Lunch to Lure Men to Moody Bible Revival
Free lunch will be offered as an inducement to men to attend a series of Saturday revival meetings at Moody Bible Chicago.
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Moody Bible
Wattinte
Chicago
Memorable June Seventeenth Battle of Bunker Hill On Breed’s Hill
Stirring account of the June 1775 firefight near Boston as American farmers and volunteers under Prescott Knowlton and Stark fortify Breed’s Hill against General Howe and a 2,000-strong British assault. The redoubt holds against repeated frontal attacks despite scarce ammunition and heat.
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Venezuelan Laughs at Castro in Kansas City Ball Park
Louis Castro right fielder for Kansas City and Venezuelan native jokes about his country’s army. He notes his uncle the Venezuelan president and recalls schooling at Manhattan College. He says if the army sailed here, the club would dodge and send them home safely.
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President Diaz’s Daughter Amanda Diaz de la Torre
Amanda Diaz de la Torre, eldest daughter of President Diaz, is a prominent social figure in Mexico City high society. She is married to Congressman Ieg nacio de la Torre, a wealthy hacienda owner.
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Winthrop Statue Unveiled in New London May 6
On May 6 in New London Connecticut a bronze statue of John Winthrop the younger was unveiled on Buikley Square near Ye Antientist Burying Ground commemorating the town founding anniversary. The 20 ton ledger weighs a great load and was crafted by Bela Learned Pratt of Boston. Germany pushes for peace by expanding military and naval forces. a 1909 army bill would raise peace footing to 505,839, driven by France’s larger armed forces. Charles Holm of Milden Massachusetts, father of twenty one children, enlisted in 1847. his pension starts at 32 dollars monthly.
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Leslie’s Weekly
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Even Dogs Are Friendly in Tokyo and Beyond
A traveler reports universal friendliness on daily walks and rides through Tokyo and farther, noting no offensive remarks or unfriendly faces. He contrasts with China where doors shut against foreboding strangers, observing even dogs remain quiet and nonthreatening.
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On the Day of Death and Enduring Faith
The speaker contemplates facing death tomorrow with quiet resolve. Trusting in the divine will, they seek strength to continue life’s journey, embracing faith, patience, and hopeful acceptance as storms pass and time advances toward the divine rest. The piece closes with steadfast trust in God’s timing and guidance through a long, uncertain road.
Beehive Mischief Turns Steve Brown Quiet at Home
A Washington Star dispatch humorously argues Steve Brown’s accidental beehive disturbance justifies his days at home. It playfully contrasts old bee lore with modern industry, noting bees’ pride and the shift away from natural honey toward substitute sweeteners.
Nevada Miner Spends Fortune in One Week in Barrooms
A Nevada miner after twenty years of labor earns 35000 dollars in cash and wastes it in a single week amid barrooms and generosity. The piece compares his reckless arc to Bret Harte’s frontier portraits, praising truth in Harte’s fiction and noting the miner’s persistent, rough life in the mountains as he returns to prospecting for another fortune.
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Washington Star
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Sacramento
San Fancisco
Creeping Bear Indian Chief's Son Faces Rheumatism and Wandering Life
Joseph Creeping Bear son of White Bear, chief of the Ogalallah Sioux, sits on a hospital veranda nursing rheumatism. He recounts his life from Carlisle School to Buffalo Bill's Wild West, his escapes, and dissatisfactions with English clothes and school. He is twenty three, speaks good English when he wishes, and has written for a ticket to Pine Ridge.
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Kansas City Star
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Wild West
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Indian Territory
Ending of Guilty Romance
A disheveled elderly couple was found asleep on a Boulevard Diderot bench th en clasped in each other arms. Jean Lanfret, 68, an unfrocked priest, and his former penitent, now destitute, rekindled a shared distress through poverty and cold. They were revived at a police station. Paris Dispatch via London Mail.
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