Trains Schedules From Traverse City by Routes
Train departures from Traverse City include lines to Grand Rapids Detroit Toledo Chicago and west at 6:00 a m 11:30 a m 5 40 p m for Muskegon Bay City Port Huron Toledo Detroit and east at 6:00 a m 11:30 a m for Manistee Ludington Milwaukee at 6:00 a m 12:05 p m and 4 0 p m Elk Rapids Kalkaska and Central Lake at 3 35 p m 8 45 p m or supplier and Patuakoy 1 35 p m and 6 45 p m.
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Traverse City
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Fort Wayne
Petoskey
Mackinaw City
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
Richmond
Cc. IL
Lockwood, G. P. & TA
Toledo
Muskegon
Bay City
Port Huron
Manistee
Ludington
Milwaukee
Elk Rapids
Kalkaska
Central Lake
Seerleret
Patuakoy
The Man Who Wins Is the Man Who Works
The poem extols the winner as the worker who endures hardship and presses on. It praises those who toil in distress, cherish pain, and learn from failure, staying on tough paths to lift others.
Millicent Chooses Love After Fresh Air Rescue
On a hot day Millicent Morris watches a New York Fresh Air charity train depart with sixty children and a kitten named Kit. A rough boy befriends Kit, but Millicent and Adam Calder step in when Kit chooses Adam as guardian. Kit’s bond with Millicent deepens as Adam reveals his feelings, leading to a plan for Millicent to become their mother and partner.
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New York
Farmer Morris
Millicent
Calder Farm
Millicent Morris
Martha Graves
Will Ellis
Adam Calder
Martha
Adam
Juse
Ellis
Milly
Tofant
Kit
Kis
Jenny
Wells
Tom
Yas
Ixiv
Mrs. Wells
Ars
Aly and Adam Take Care of Him at Home
A troubled mother harshly rebukes Adam then urges him to keep Aly with him. Soon after, Adam brings Aly home to care for him and his bride, with Aly in white and the kitten on the kitchen hearth in clear, domestic scene.
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Milly
Adam
Rll
Aly
Ceare
New York
New York Tribune
Sheridan Portrait Tale and Big Foot Bear Tale
An amusing Sheridan anecdote recounts a painted portrait hung in his office that became so familiar it drew a request for a hero’s picture. Mrs Sheridan objects to sending the caricature, then covers it with paint to prevent posterity from a grim likeness, only for Sherman to abide by the request and the painting to vanish from sight. Big Foot the Grizzly is reported dead in Idaho after years of stock losses, killed by Krank Peters. The bear weighed about 9000 pounds and its exploits include wiping out herds from Snake to Salmon rivers and earning a bounty or troppies for its hide and paws.
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Sheridan
Coffies
GA. KR
Ohio
Winchester
Plese
Airs Sheridan
Philip
Phil
Prisburg Times
Big Foot
Pierce City
Idaho
Hoyer
Roberts
Bir Foot
Henry Shelby
Wamtah
Tolano
Bie
Snake
Salmon
Whitebird
Idaho County
Lita
Bleoot
Whipple
Krank Peters
Atab
Peters
Idaho Country
Bishop Hartzell Foresees Cape to Cairo Rail and Africa Boom
Bishop J C Hartzell predicts a revived Cape to Cairo railroad linking the continent, with a 6000 mile Pullman ride. He envisions vast growth from gold mining around Johannesburg to copper and iron near Victoria Falls, plus hydro power fueling regional development and mass urbanization. He asserts Africa offers unmatched promise for skilled workers.
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Africa
J. C. Hartzell
M. 4
Cape
Cairo
Hartzell
Johannesburg
Victoria Falls
Niagara
Why rats gnaw wood keeps teeth from growing
A scientist explains that rats and mice gnaw to control continuously growing teeth. Teeth lengthen each year and throughout life, so gnawing helps maintain an appropriate length enabling them to grasp and chew food. This finding was reported by the New York Sunday News.
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New York Sunday News
China Banquets Feature Exotic Delicacies Including Bird Nests
Reports describe grand Chinese banquets that can last twelve hours or more and include unusual dishes such as pickled birds nests, reflecting lavish culinary customs and ceremonial hospitality.
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China
Don Terrazas of Chihuahua a Cattle King of Mexico
A prominent Mexican banker extols Don huts Terrazas of Chihuahua as the largest landowner in the Americas and the most modest millionaire in Christendom. He reportedly owns up to 30 million acres, with over 1,000,000 cattle, hundreds of thousands of sheep and horses, and a simple home reflecting his modest lifestyle.
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Mexico
Christendom
Mhis
Republic of Mexico
Chihuahuas
Jithermore
A New England orator’s tumble in Congress
A humorous incident in Congress features a New England orator known for grand rhetoric. He tries to deliver a pointed remark but is interrupted by a Tennessee member calling to suspend rules, prompting a burst of laughter that ends the orator’s attempt and leaves him silenced.
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New England
Wan
Congress
Tennessee
Difficult Operation At Hanover Zoological Garden
An elephant at Hanover zoo suffered from a growth on its hind foot. To ease pain, 600 grains of morphine were given hidden in six bottles of rum. After about an hour the animal grew sleepy and the operation to remove the growth was completed over three days without incident.
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Zoological Gardenk
Hanover
England
Royal guardianship limits marriages by king’s consent
By the King's Will it is explained that upon ascending the throne King Edward became guardian of his grandchildren, superseding parents' rights. The arrangement, enacted nearly two centuries ago, was often used by the Georges who clashed with their sons. No royal may wed without the king's consent, or the marriage is void, under an act begun by George II after his brothers married subjects.
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Edward
George II
A Clever Woman's Promotion in War Office Staff
A woman who served as a nurse at the front in South Africa has been appointed to the English war office staff. She maintains a private office and a sub department of her own, overseeing the affairs of the army nursing staff. This marks the first time a woman has held a position on the war office staff.
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South Africa
War Office
Army
A Real Treasure Hidden in Baroda Treasury Room
A treasury room in Baroda houses a priceless woven work valued at $1,600,000. Though only 10 by 6 feet, it is crafted from strings of pure pearls and features diamond circles at its center and corners. It took three years to complete.
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Barodas
Mount of Olives town of six hundred inhabitants
A small community on the Mount of Olives with about six hundred residents is described as a high perch area. The note highlights the compact population and elevated setting, suggesting a rustic hillside settlement.
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Mount of Olives
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Witte Lawton
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Front St
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A.A
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People's Transit Co
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Pere Marquette
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