Preliminary Report on the Millsborough and Cincinnati Railroad
A technical overview detailing the extension from Hillsborough to Cincinnati via Jackson and Parkersburg. It covers preliminary observations, route plan, construction plans, estimated costs, present progress, and expected coal and mineral traffic, with emphasis on strategic benefits and financial needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fina
Emeeiers
Thant P. Rittoed Company
Gensitness
Giao Eau Fom
Qin of
Billeborough
Wigh
Barhersbarhy Wood Couny
Bourget
Novi Western, Onalt Railway
Baltiore and Ohio Railroad
Cincinnat
Millsborough and Cincinnati Railroad Company
Hillsborough
Cincinnati
Ohio
Beltimory
Jackson
Olyer
Aianie Seaboard
Ter Great Railway
Ia Tiumphant
Obie
West
Baltimore
Parkersburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Thie Line
Enginveys
Peirdan
Petar
Plan for Cincinnati Northwest Railway Two Division Layouts
The report outlines a two division railroad plan linking Hillsborough to Jackson and thence to Cincinnati, aiming to compete with Ohio River routes. It argues for high capital outlays to achieve long straight runs, low gradients, and large curvature radii to serve coal and iron traffic, detailing a Jackson mines to Seino Valley haul and a combined Cincinnati load path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Ohio
Uct
Varius
Baltimore Old Olin
Northwestern Virginia
Jorhat Railways
Alenomh
Ohio River
Kingland
Hils
Northwestern Virginia Railway
Abnus
Cin/Sinnall
Hillsborough Highland County
Jackson
Jackson County
Fenila
Scloin
Ohio State Canal
Scioto
Scivia
Cinvinnati
Seino Valley
Seiota
Temperance Column Marks Long-Running Society
A temperance column notes the first Temperance Society began in Ludlawrla Tompkins County New York twenty six years ago with annual anniversaries. Founders attend to commemorate each year as the cause remains enduring and widely printed in the Cayuga Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Firs Temperance Society
Ludlawrla
Tompkins County
York
Coearly
Early 19th Century Alcohol and Indian Policy Fragments
Partially garbled report discusses Indian population counts and tribal groups across the plains, then shifts to a whiskey trade note noting reduced Bourbon production, county shifts away from distilling, and a tragic domestic abuse incident. References to Hale, Brewer’s Manual, and various newspapers appear in fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburgh
Louisville Courier
Harrison County
Miscellaneous notes on Turkish manners and New York liquor debate
The article surveys Turkish customs such as head coverings, footwear, guest etiquette, and social practices, with critical language about perceived indecency. It also discusses Maine Law era liquor protests,杂 urging strict enforcement, and editorials predicting nationwide temperance expansion and shifts in public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Rutland
A.S.C
Enston
Pyer
Luywas
Ibis
Gal
John
Gusham
Ginhrle
Bev
Gail Grackens
Kinsin
Hull
Nunsense
Tosi
P J
Sentinel
Tims
Dickenson
Cody
Maine
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de Seouse
Railway Matters
Meigs Coun
Jet
Ay Thomson
Mmeds
Chucinpail
Seior Hills
Sons of Temperance
Che
Tvs
Vobi
Tim Suthers
Commissionarn Lndian
Adair
Guinierpatty
Ty Neward
Wisconsins
Noah Carolillay
Florida
Minnesota
Weoysern
Texas
Plains
Min
New Jerusalem
Olfiiugy
Msinsa
Deinkenness
Aaa
Alata Wravaller
Salef
New York Tribune
New York Legislatre
Davanmwent
McClalland
Depapmens
Lnteciur
Lucian Reservasiot
Wilbed
Addlind
New
Califhenia
Oregon
Washington
Barks
Otto
Bankers Magazine
Ojfio
Witel
Miemxlaw
Cinelnpati
Nod Hun
Mosissippi
Orher
New Orleans
Mubily
Savanagh
Cincinnasi
Gumbertand
Iate
Joe Worlp
Baltimore Times
Carlyle
Pshiowthers
Nathlog
John von Buren
Madame Kamor Wells
Fanny Atoilet Amilb Cdeen
Teferson Davis
Maaintain
Mexico
Phu
Pinto Ewrinniy Av
Ginis
Ovid
Ely
al Thom
New Fork
Wes
Uae
Nik
Bum
Neil Sae
Hamid
Elin
Justin Ichgoidaice
Froney
Rollin
Lins
Daniel
Hzchel
Ahair
Ponce
Satie Phyilyauphor
Manila
Suricay
Pulice
Washington Sentinel
Marty
Guorgia
Mig
Esoh
Weil
Bunhoa
Diay Bron
Simmaigar
Ania
Smrles
Andy File
Jean
Sal
Rand Gil
Wygnethy
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