Indiana Branch Railroad Timetable and Notices 1893
Indian a branch timetable lists departures from Indiana at 6:25 9:10 and 4:50 pm with east and west connections to Blairsville Greensburg Johnstown and Pittsburgh. Multiple trains No 80 No 82 No 84 No 83 and No 85 show stop sequences at Two Lick Homer Blacklick Blairsville Uniontown Greensburg and Allegheny City with connections to West Penn Pacific Express and oil region routes. The end contains Kipling poem excerpt and political verse from the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Two-Lick
Homer
Black Lick
Blairsville
Arry
L’ve
West Penn Express
Allegheny Valley B.R
Butler Branch
Butler
Allegheny City
Johnstown Ave
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Greensburgh
Harrisburg
Two Lick
Blacklick
West Penn
Pacific Express
B've
Butler Junction
A. V.H.U
Philadelphia
Johntown
Pittsburg
Greensburg
Twolick
India
Art
Western
Johnstown
Pacific
Penn
B’ve
Blairsvile
Hamburg
Jobstown
New York
Witness Ad Placed In Duel Over Old Case
A disputed invoice from Fairfax for inferior uppers leads Thad to seek proof via a witness. Dodworth urges aggressive prep and even a personal ad to locate the unknown observer. Despite promising responses, the lead fails and the case proceeds to town court on Tuesday.
Dreaming Witnesses and a Hamstone Trial Twist
A man frets over a looming debt case, chasing an elusive witness. His lawyer Dodworth locates Mr. George Ardell, a Hamstone shoe dealer, who Testifies to secure a favorable verdict. The narrator dreams of success then wakes to find Ardell named, the case decided in his favor, and a humorous hotel coincidence explains Ardell’s presence.
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Blake
Dodworth
Princeton
Fairfax
Thad
Hamstone
Liberty Court House
Arso
George Ardel
Mr. Ardell
John
Sye
J Juul
Demora
Court House
Pajriax
George Ardell
Aricll
Ardell
Adam
Tye
Bufalo Neva
Joseph Merriman
Prince Albert
New England
Vermont
Pater
Hmimetine
Jack Tallboys
Emmeline
Havana
Japan
Vancouver
Rochester
Episcopalians
Samuel Warner
Fermanah Township
Mifflintown
Boyer
Snyder County
Legend Explains Origin of the Fickle Shaded Summer Girl
A lake side circle of gossipers hears a legend linking Proteus to the fickle summer girl hue and change. The tale ties her nature to the mythic sea god as a parable of seasonal loves and shifting moods at Minnetonka.
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Lake Park
Lake Hotels
Count Envgalitchoff
Minnetonka
Proteus
Saratoga
Bar Harbor
Neptune
Culn the Hero Sailor in Blockade Action at Charleston
In Aug 1863 on the Wasp a blockade runner attacked Charleston. Culn, cowering at first, steadied under fire as Lieut Crisp’s gun was crippled. He seized Crisp’s card, fired the cannon, disabled the ship’s rudder, forcing surrender, and died after declaring Culn died no coward. The tale ends with a solemn flag at half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culm
Darky
Culn
Cale
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Tie
Dale
Caln
Charleston
Lieut
Crisp
Culo
Lieut. Crisp
Evenin
Cuin
Miscellaneous World Facts From a Historic Compendium
A digest of varied notes covers West Indian diets, cork production in Abgeria, missionary ratios, an elevated road to Britain, US mountain peaks, flight limits, Stradivarius prices, Paris undertakers, historical marriage rites, Breton sheep, a Cardiff organ pipes abnormality, strength comparisons, hat sizing record, colonial coinage origins, Spanish sanitation, Newark umbrella tradeswoman, Victoria parliamentary history, Cahoes Gallo Roman site, sultan’s harem costs, and wedding dowry customs.
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United States
Stuttgart
Corporation of Undertakers of
Paris
Europe
Breton
France
Spain
Madrid
Newark
N. J
Queen Victoria
Henry VIII
Cahoes
Theodbert
Turkey
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Bruno Hemacrat
Franklin Sansom
Church St
B.T
Canaona
Intentionalizraud
G. P. Rowell & Go
Spruce Street
Dauchy & Co
Park Place
J. H. Bates
Park Row
N.W. Ayer &Son, Cor
Chestnut
Pratt & Co
9Th
Arch Streets
Remington
Lord & Thomas
McCormick
Perse Steel AR
Church Street
David Pecastors
United Presyterian
J. Day Brownlee
Methodist Episcopal
M. M. Sweeney
Catholic
Oak Street
Father Kirner
Christ Church
Vance
Council 260
UL A
Cunnim Hall
Cunningham's Hall
Indiana County
T. 8
Elder
Elder’s Ridge
Secratary
Bechael Cunningham
Blairsviles
Gravetary
Geo. Hill
Eva G. Thompson
Euxanty
Congress
Geo. F. Huff
H. K. Sloan
Assembly
Noah Seanor
J. W. Morrow
Hary White
H. P. Lewis
John 4. Scott
Register and Recorder
James McGregor
Adam Braughier
J. C. Cameron
A. C.rankin
A. H. Braughter
Clarence Hart
J. R. Wiggins
J. J.thompson
Ouster Wiggins
Blairsville, Pa
N. Langhas
Milt Cuningham’s Block
C. W. Hoop G
Fice
Philadelphia Street
Ruffnex
Wilee
Stuchus
A. W. Taylor
Indiana, Pa
Eecwh
Ghnm. Pierce
Ohs
Taylor
Philadephia
A. W. Tayor
Gmas Sutton
Hla
South Sixth Street
H. Hill
Wm. M. Stewart
J.telford
Jack
Jim
M.d.wateax
Frank Keener
Anson
Harry White
SLR
Slonshia
Indizra
Cline Athey
Saltsburg
T Street
Point Collections
Annibal H. Sloan
Jace
Clymer Street
L. Stewart
ATLAW
Stewart & Clark
Pilladelpia Street
H.C. Keepers
American Cause
Bubschibe
THE
Democrat
Railroads
Ndiana Branch
Earth
Comet
Silas
Peter
Paul
Rembrandt
van Dyck
Rudyard Kipling
Will Nee
Atlanta Constitution
Be Gap Railroad CO
Clearfield & Jefferson Railway Co
Bellwood
Sa.m
Coalport
Mahaffey
Punxsutawney
Horatio
Fordham
Mahafley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo, Rochester and
Poonsutawney
Cash Creek
McGees
Glen Campbell
A. Ford
Brookvile
New Bethlehem
Red Bank
Kittaning
du Bois
Dubois
Bradford
Buffalo
Hochperene
du- Os
McGaw
Lapey
N.Y
Banks
Deposit Bank
Genera
Jamebm Watt
R.mcchesney
Tom. E. Hildebrand
Ass't Cashier
Rupert McCapasny
Simzon Truby
Hanny Waite
W. B.parrison
Ino.b. Tatlor
Fred. Wettling
Farmer’s Bank
General Banking & Exchange
Wade
Pattison
Israel Thomas
B.A Johnston
Fan Bane
Trigg
Arizona
Fisherman’s Bay
Hicks
Wes
Jemon
Harper's Bazar
Esay
Matildy
Pre
Pop
Matilda
James
Qualord Leutenant
Ireland
Saveman
Kanter
Sageman
Ranter
Haslan
Detroit Tribune
Fido
Mr. Fore
Brox - Ty
Boston Transcript
State Department
Washington
Abgeria
Persia
Thiet
Great Britain
Liverpool
Cardiff
North America
Mexico
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