Railroad Time Table for March 1909 Schedule Fragments
Railway timetable page lists daily and special trains across routes including Chicago Expresses, Lake Erie routes, and western lines. It notes departure times such as 6 12 pm for trains to Chicago and 10 01 am for City Express, with Sunday exceptions and through connections.
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Potw
Roy
Gally
Usarkauria City Express
Eaprees
Ualliotuia
Hateuy
Texas Express
Gang
LAWIG
Amendments Fail as Senate Passes War Provisions Bill
The Senate advanced a security bill protecting presidents and foreign leaders with death penalties and up to 20 years for aid or conspiracy. Amendments were rejected 52 to 15. The House sent forward river and harbor legislation, with no new funds added, while authorization for War Secretary duties and war-related measures drew lengthy debate. President protection measures drew extended remarks by Patterson of Colorado and Fairbanks supported by others. The session adjourned after 4:35 pm with final passage of the bill and related actions continuing tomorrow.
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Marsh
Lillman
Perantier
Tha Eeasion
Sreator Patterson
Colorado
Fit
Benator Fairbanks
United Slazea
Diel
Marion
Lanfate Noy
Weil
Thie River
Harbor Hill
Gines
Tennessee
Secretary of War
Philippines
B.S. Otle
Semigissien
National Guard enrollment and military reforms discussed
A terse report from Washington outlines committee actions on enlistment and duties of the National Guard, detailing secretary of war directives for five year terms and required inspections. Also touches on national reserve obligations and discipline measures for irregular servicemen amid early 20th century military reform talk.
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Woehington
Copinitcee
Ailiti
Secretary of War
Uitheringl
Logiegma
Pegulie Aay
Grip's Legacy How the After-Effects of this Disease May be Driven Away
A testimonial discusses long after effects of the grip and credit to Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Robert G Fate of Dubuque recalls severe symptoms eased after using the remedy, claiming restored health, appetite, and vigor after years of pain. The piece notes lingering after-effects such as loss of flesh and nervous exhaustion, urging readers to consider the pills, sold by dealers or by mail from Schenectady New York.
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Robert G. Fates
Bo Clark
Dr. Williams
Follerwat “le
Tosh
Cannan
Miman
Williame
Lonjoy
William
Williama
Controversy over the conspiracy bill and labor protest
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, protests to the Senate against the conspiracy or anti injunction bill, criticizing the latest report as subversive of liberty and arguing organized labor seeks equal protection under law. He favors keeping the original bill.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Committee On Judiciary
Organized Labor
Ubor
Organized
Isbor
Farms Keeping Bees Census Data Shows Nationwide Counts
Washington march 22 the census bureau released a full report for June 1 1900 showing 707 261 farms keeping bees about one in eight farms. report lists 4 109 625 swarms valued at 10 186 512 averaging nearly six swarms per reporting farm. during 1809 honey output reached 61 196 160 pounds wax 1 765 315 pounds value 6 964 904. Texas led honey production with 4 730 204 pounds California second 3 667 738 pounds New York third 3 422 497. Seapoloms Alentora French's Death. Boston March 22 Robert M Morsa and Harry Dunhap reference continues.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Texas
California
New York
Santa Fe One Way Tickets Slashed to Western States
March and April sale offers greatly reduced one way fares to Utah Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington. Call at Santa Fe depot for details.
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Utah
Montene
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Prohibitory laws near McAlester debated in territory
A plan to enforce prohibitory laws in the territory near McAlester is outlined by Tibor and Lange's superintendent, with federal support and active measures including detectives and moral suasion. The effort targets sale or possession of alcohol, and proposes prosecutions, witness protection, and organized community action to suppress traffic.
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Ter Bo A. Tibor
Ci Anthsatoote Lange
Winter
Innaticen
Ok Jahon
Tyre
United States
Ipier
Tlave
Foi
League
Pythian Jubilee Attracts Record Missouri Attendance
The Pythian Jubilee drew a huge crowd in Missouri on March 2 as visiting delegates and members traveled from Phonida and Pret Callfordia to Chiemma. Balls and entertainments filled the day with plans for future gatherings and strengthened ties within the order.
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Ciitesao
Thousaeness
Phonida
Callfordia
Matuy
Stereo
Chiswre
Unie Knights
Tidal
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Legal Proceedings
A garbled report hints at a Senate or transportation topic discussing dissolving a group or regime and plans to open with a specific action. Names and concrete details are unreadable but imply a formal political or legal process.
Cleveland Not Troubled Denounces Traitor By W. J. Bryne
A garbled March report from Princeton New York notes denouncement of a figure named W J Bryne as a traitor amid confusion over a president and Cleveland unrest. The oddly phrased dispatch mentions Prevident Cleveland and a Lincoln reference in fragmented text.
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Cleveland
Mississippi
Wos
Democratic Party
W. J. Bryno
Princeton
Mare
Wefrean Lincoln
Park Avenue Houses Sink as Tunnel Excavations Continue
Brownstone fronts on the east side of Park Avenue in New York sank due to undermined foundations from rapid transit tunnel excavations. No. 55 Park Avenue's side wall and sidewalk collapsed exposing the cellar, with neighboring houses also rendered unsafe. Police ordered residents east of the block to evacuate while further settling increased losses estimated between 75,000 and 100,000 dollars.
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New York
Park Avenue
No. 55
Spanish War Dispute by MacVeagh Contends No Coalition
Wayne MacVeagh writes to the Washington Post on the opening of the Spanish war and the great powers. He argues earlier demands on Spain, calls for wartime measures, and notes that European powers favored restraint. He asserts no power supports intervention against Spain and stresses Cuba remains the key stake.
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