Train Schedule From Kendall to Accommodation
L S QM S By Accommodation going east leaves Kendall at about 5.45 am with eastbound services. From the east a 8 00 pm train to Nos 2 10 15 16 23 26 and 37 runs daily except Sunday. An extra westbound train at 3 10 am arrives about 11 50 pm. Geo Smith Pass and Ticket Agent.
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SMITH
Geo’ Pass
Tkt. Agt
Buffalo Lv
Graveland
Ao Oncinuau
Richmond
Wayne
Hanterton
Ecii
Itume
Vees
Vam
Sturgis
Awa
Rapidea
Usail
Aonae
Zeae
Sas
Dwility
Alee Mackin
Pwit
Sige
Petoskey
ILI
Lipc
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Kalamazoo
Wologttrille
Rome
Avilla
War memories compare Grant and Sherman to Stonewall Jackson proposals
Washington June 24 A heated house debate on the civil government bill cites Civil War brutality and Philippine actions. Rep Grosvenor reads Grant's plan to desolate Shenandoah and seize men under 50, Jackson's dire view on no quarter, and Beauregard's call for executing prisoners, framing retaliation as history.
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Washington
Philippines
Grosvenor
Grant
Jackson
Jacob Smith
Shenandoah Valley
Phil Sheridan
Stonewall Jackson
Lee
Beauregard
Mahon Versus Richardson On Civil War Prison Deaths
In a heated debate, Mahon cites Union prison horrors at Andersonville to contrast civilian war cruelties in the Philippines. Richardson and Neville push back on death-rate figures while Bartlett cites Stanton’s 1866 report showing Confederate prisoners’ higher death toll in Union prisons. The exchange highlights war ethics and casualty comparisons.
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Mahon
Philippines
Andersonville
Richardson
Mabon
Privon
Neville
Nebraska
South
Sherman
Bartlett
Georgia
Grosvenor
Stanton
King Edward Completes London Arrival Amid Royal Welcomes
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived in London to a grand reception as crowds filled the streets to welcome the coming guest princes and European notables. Ras Makonnen, Ethiopian envoy, drew particular attention for his striking display alongside Oriental princes at the coronation festivities.
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London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Europe
Prince of Wales
Trafalgar Square
Ras Makonnen
Menelik
Queen Alexandra
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Mary Endicott
Massachusetts
Great Britain
No "Jim Crow" in Cuba meeting calls for equal rights
At a Havana gathering of Cuba's colored inhabitants the group voted to petition the Cuban congress to abolish military orders discriminating against blacks. They denied any plan to rise or conspire, insisting on legal rights and peaceful coexistence with whites, and claimed racial equality in Cuba.
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Havana
Cuba
Cuban Congress
Mindanao skirmish and Dublin peace plea headline mix
Reports from Manila describe five soldiers escorting a wagon train near Camp Vicars in Mindanao attacked by ten bolomen. one arm cut and another head wound. In Dublin, the lord mayor urges Unionists to jubilate without offense and Nationalists to extend freedom to opponents.
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Manila
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Camp Vicars
Island of Mindanao
Dublin
T. C. Harrington
Mitchells apology and Wilkesbarre reactions to Mitchell address
New York June 24 President H M Olyphant of the Delaware and Hudson company denounces Mitchells statement as misleading and vows mines will reopen with striking workers. Wilkesbarre officials and independent operators caution that wages and other union demands remain disputed while arguing loading costs and coal sorting impact hard coal pricing.
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New York
H. M. Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Company
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Olyphant
Wilkesbarre
Miners Sit Tight as National Strike Looms in West Virginia
News from the coal strike shows no new developments in the bituminous field. UMW officials in Indiana and Ohio discuss possible outcomes of a national convention and curtailment of soft coal. Funds from UMW headquarters in Indianapolis are sent daily to feed striking West Virginia miners and their families despite injunctions.
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Wilkesbarre
Springfield
Ims
United Mine
Wilson
Cincinnati
Jackson
Parkersburg
Kentucky
Twenty Percent of Weavers Stay Away from Work
Paterson New Jersey June 24 estimated 20 percent of silk mill employees with looms ready yesterday stayed home. No general strike ordered or likely for a day or so. The general conference committee met with boss dyers and helpers to seek agreement. Several conferences were held during the day between sub committees and the silk workers.
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Sub
Comini
Sill
Milk workers plan broad stoppage over Paterson dispute
The general committee of the milk workers voted to stay out after sub-committees reported mill owners would not close plants until the Paterson troubles were settled. They aim to call out all workers who labored yesterday.
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Paterson
Bryan attacks Cleveland over harmony dinner critique
Lincoln Nebraska June 24 W J Bryan explains his absence from New Yorks harmony dinner saying the event was a sham celebration of Grover Cleveland. He accuses Cleveland of secret 1892 deals with financiers and a corrupt administration that betrayed Democratic principles.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
New York
Bryan
Tilden Club
New York City
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
United States
Yvirginius
Woman Is His Undoing in City Detective Case
Minneapolis reports that City Detective Christopher C. Norbeck, missing last week, was captured after calling a jailed woman, Carrie Emerson, from a Carver booth. The case prompted the suspension of his bribe trial. Mayor A. A. Ames was arraigned on bribery charges and posted $5,000 bond.
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Minneapolis
Christopher C. Norbeck
Carver
Carrie Emerson
Norbeck
A.A. Ames
Baseball results and notable obituaries from Chicago and cities
Baseball scores show Brooklyn 1 at New York 8 and Chicago 2 at Pittsburg 7 among others. Obituaries note Benjamin F. Jacobs of Chicago, a pioneer real estate dealer and Sunday school leader, died aged 67 or 68. Also mentions civic notes on winners at Winona and a Mississippi River Commission session in St. Louis with potential $2,000,000 funding decision.
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Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
American
Detroit
Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Western
Omaha
St. Joseph
Denver
Colorado Springs
Teoria
Des Moines
Peoria
Benjamin F. Jacobs
National Sunday School Organization
Calumet Avenue
Jacobs
Mississippi River Commission
St. Louis
Congress
Annual convention opens for the American Railway Mechanics union
The thirty fifth annual convention of the American Railway Mechanics Association begins in Saratoga New York. Reports from the volcano Kilauea indicate ongoing activity. The Fourth Nebraska district fusionists renominate W L Stark for congress. Streetcar strike in Toronto narrows to a settlement. Census staffing to be cut by 200 as final reductions occur next Monday. All but two Cambridge Massachusetts churches closed due to smallpox. Barbara Maus and George Duquette of Chicago elope and marry during the Derby season.
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American Railway Minster Mechanics’ Association
Saratoga
N. Y
Nebraska
W. L. Stark
Congress
Kiliwaea
Hawaiian Islands
Toronto
Ont
Cambridge
Masa
Barbara Maus
George Duquette
Chicago
Derby
Deafness Cure Claim and Political Note
One paragraph outlines a claimed cure for deafness through constitutional remedies and a price offer for catarrh related cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It also comments on Miss Alice Roosevelt and her alleged origins of her father’s life policy.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halls Family
Alice Roosevelt
B.C
Colca
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertise relief
A Victorian style ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for dull eating, poor appetite, bad taste, torpid liver, constipation, headaches, and biliousness. It claims appetite improvement, stomach cleansing, and digestive regulation, with a testimonial from W T Sturdevant about Kodol aiding digestion.
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W. T. Sturdevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
A. R. Otis
Reavy Heads Lightened
Vim promise comfort and energy from Otis Tropical Ten remedy at 25 cents. A. R. Otis promotes a simple cure claimed to ease dull heaviness.
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Otis Tropical
A. R. Otis
Agents Wanted LIE OF T. DEWITT TALMAGE
Advertisement by Rev Frank Dewitt Talmage and Christian Herald editors offering a book exposing the "lie" of T. DeWitt Talmage. Claims family endorsement and large profits for quick-acting agents. Outfit ten cents. Send to Clark & Co Philadelphia. Mention this paper.
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T. Dewitt Talmage
Frank Dewitt Talmage
Christian Herald
Talmage
Outfit
Clark & CO
S. 4Th St
Phila
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