Wabash Railroad Time Table Omnibus Connections
Wabash Railroad time table notes omnibus departures from the hotel city for R and L Junction, with connections to coal lines and westbound north routes. Returns and additional routes to Richmond and nearby towns are listed with approximate times and gates. John G Young serves as superintendent and timetable details include morning and afternoon departures and return arrivals.
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Wabash
Lrathe Guing Coal
Westland North
Willarrive
Omo'bie Willileave
Jumetloa
Ani North Ae Fares
Richmond
Heturu
John G Young
Lafayette County Deeds Abstract and Local Commentary
Abstract of deeds filed in Lafayette County Recorder of Deeds covering parcels sold and transfers from January to December with details on blocks and acreages. Included are notes on who purchased land, prices, and date references, plus a column of editorial clippings on U.S. Senate politics and Missouri politics as reported by various newspapers.
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Dd. D. Conner
Lafayette County
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Sint
Sean
W.T. Shockly
Otis W. Muttertoack
Zvearioh Barker
George Harker
Allen Pilever
Johnson
Dover
J. Roberts
Jones
Usl
George Zigler
Jacob Mercer
Thomas Mary F. Picket
Seeres
Tod. H
Hank
Odessa
J. FB. Miller
Cooper
Charles Wacener
Lee Teeta
Ostenwa
Curtain Falls on Hidden Stage of Quiet Life
A cryptic meditation asks why a man speaks in vague phrases when plain talk would serve. The speaker wonders about hidden motives and the value of wasted words, seeking clarification as the curtain settles on a private moment.
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Mao
Man
Praive
British subsidies claim reprinted by American consul
John C. New, American consul general in London, reports to the state department that Britain does not grant subsidies to steamship companies. He says the post office contracts mail conveyance to firms with ships sailing to ports, and cites a British post office publication showing 1888 89 packet service expenditure of 84 144 435. The piece notes protectionists will still claim Britain funds maritime lines to boost foreign trade.
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Philadelphia Record
John C. New
London
State Department
Postofice
Shckevers
Great Britain
Fragmentary Dialogue In a Chair Standoff Story
A disjointed early text depicts a man challenging another to descend from a chair, insisting twice that he will not. After continued obstinacy, the reluctant sitter finally stands, prompting a brief scene of surprised reaction.
Manipulation of the Public Debt in Advanced Almanac
The Nations economists advance sheets argue public debt manipulation. The article traces principal and interest paid since 1806 and 1830, compares debt if paid in wheat or cotton, notes large cotton and wheat harvests, and urges farmers to study the debt figures and their impact on mortgage loads.
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Economist
National Economist Almanac
Eeetetshires
JSAT
Desacnes
Hairpin Versatility Allegedly Dominates Woman
A fragment lists humorous and exaggerated claims about women using a hairpin for countless tasks from teeth cleaning to lighting lamps. The passage mocks gender stereotypes with a long, comic catalog of actions performed with a single hairpin.
School Board Duties and Holiday Rules Under Indiana Law
A 19th century Q and A outlines board control of the school house and duties of teachers. It states the board of directors holds care and keeping of the school house, cannot relinquish guardianship except for open religious or public meetings, and that keys may be held by the principal or janitor as agents. It also covers authority on disturbances, holiday pay, required sections of law, renting to private schools, and teacher holidays. It cites sections 7992 7044 and a list of other sections with guidance on holidays and required exercises.
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Sachou
Schowl House
Echour
Aus
Iteaya
Ans
Haude
V. E. Coleman
Wages in England and America and the role of protection
The speaker argues wages rise where liberty to produce and trade exists, not from tariff protection. He cites higher American wages due to land and productivity while noting land scarcity will squeeze profits. A quoted Wise colored man critiques misstatements and defends blunt speech about race and economics.
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E. A. Wright
New Madrid Record
Jeff Chandler
Cotton Belt Road
St Louis
SA. 8
Sanator West
Henry George
New York Standard
England
Europe
Anti Trust Law Debate Stirs Missouri Voter Hope
Letter to the editor argues against price fixing and trusts, praising anti trust law and urging enforcement. It cites Missouri 1892 context, condemns monopolies, and calls for coordinated action against merchants and manufacturers. Agriculturalist signs as a supporter of democratic victory and financial reform.
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Poreons
colWmudiiy
Capital
Chissea
Milla
Satan
Diphtheria Cure Claimed From Chloride Remedy
The Alton Sentinel-Democrat forwards an New England Observer report praising a cure for diphtheria attributed to chloride use. Dr. Allen of Peterboro recounts a boy saved after chlorides were applied near the nose, with several subsequent bad cases reportedly cured by the method and instructs on dilution and application to prevent or treat the disease.
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James Warren
Alton (Il
Sentinel-Democrat
East
New England Observer
Allen
Peterboro
Grasshopper Plague Recalls Rain Prophecy at Mt Zion
A Mt Zion reminiscence in the Sweet Springs Herald recounts a grasshopper plague in 74 75. Residents prayed June 22 for relief from hoppers and rain. Most joined, except W W Arevett and Bob Robertson who mocked the effort. A evening rainfall followed, lightning damaged stables and killed animals, and a corn crop flourished in 75.
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Sweet Springs
Rambier
Mt. Zion
W. W. Arevett
Mt. Zon
Bob Robertson
W. W. Arnett
The
Herald
Bustle Edict Echoes Through City Parlor Gossip
Fragmentary column notes a long standing edict about propriety and bustle in social life. The text mentions Bridget and Jinav characters, a dark teller with curly lashes, and a blonde man, all reflecting a genteel, urban scene from a past era.
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Misa Jinav
Cep Mashes
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