Time schedules and agents for Louisville Division trains
The Louisville Division of Pennsylvania Incs lists dark faced time from 1.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m. and light paced from 1.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. Joseph Wood and E A Ford sign as General Manager and General Passenger Agent. notices from 12-28-90 in Pittsburgh. For time cards fares through tickets baggage rules and monthly guard information contact any agent of the railroad.
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Joseph Wood
E. A. Ford
Pittsburgh
PENNA
Hiroe Penuscmnte Bie
N. B
M. Strader
M. B Y Maprisen
C. G. Jones
Vincennes
Ind
J.F. Barnard
W. B. Shattuc
Gen'l Pasar Agt
Cincinnati
America
Murray
Martin
Trafic
Cinnati
Adama Proprists and Madison Publisher’s Notice 1891
The Madison Indiana paper, The Herald, lists proprietors Lin C. Jones and Madison publisher, with office at 107 East Main Street. Subscription terms include Daily Edition and Weekly Edition, with rates and address changes, plus columns on politics. It discusses Harrison, Foraker, and immigration debates, noting oldest Indiana native contenders John F. Cotton and widow Embree.
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Indiana
John F. Cotton
Switzerland County
Embree
Princeton
Gibson County
Cotton
The
Union —Indianapolis Journal
Ohio Republicans brace for division over McKinley Foraker and Sherman
Ohio Republican politics edge toward a major contest as four leaders including McKinley Sherman Foraker and Yorakey maneuver for control. Fights over deals and cabinet influence spark tensions with Foster and Harrison as factions threaten to split the party and keep the state in play between Republicans and Democrats.
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Ohio
Buckeye
McKinley
Sherman
Foraker
Senate
McKinely
Yorakey
Harrison
Foster
Oho
A Life Romance Reunites Lost Lovers After Years
An anonymous letter drives a Cincinnati couple apart in 1850s Kentucky. T. O. Barbee and Anna M. Hamilton divorce, remarry, and later meet again in Cincinnati. After shared memories and later marriages, the pair plan to wed once more, reuniting their long-separated lives.
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Cupid
Cincinnati
Ayman
T. O. Barbee
Anna M. Hamilton
Georgetown
Lexington
Mr. Barbee
Charleston
S. C
Covington
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with reward
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. F J Cumney and Co of Toledo publish the claim. Endorsers West Truax and Kinnan Marvin state Cheney is honorable and solvent. Cure taken internally targets blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cumney & Co. Prop
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
VaLpine
Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Prehistoric Stone Forts Along Ohio Left Mystery Unsolved
The article describes the great stone fort at Fourteen Mile Creek Indiana, its cliffs and walls, and nearby forts near Deputy Marble Hill and Kentucky. It notes no mound builder artifacts, suggests a later Welsh or alien colony, and cites Catlin on the Mandan link and Prince Madock.
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Ohio
Indiana
Fourteen- Mile Creek
Forscoth
United States
Clark County
Deputy
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
Marble Hill
Fourteen-Mile Creek
Kentucky
Hunt's Creek
Big Creek
Graham Creek
Apurofs
Lewis Creek
Howard's Creek
New Washington
Catlin
Olio
Prince Madock
Wales
Mississippi
Mandan
Fort Bartheld
Dakota
Stolen by a Pleasant Stranger In Lexington Story
Lex ington Indiana youths Louis Berry and Della Monroe face trouble as marriage plans stall after Berry is refused a license in Scott County. He travels ten miles to seek a license in another city, meets a pleasant stranger near Hanover, and after a nap at Chain Mill Falls wakes to find his money and companion gone. The thief remains unfound, and Berry returns home wiser but unable to wed.
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Louis Berry
Della Monroe
Lexington
Ind
Berry
Scott County
Hanover
Chain Mill Falls
Heath
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