ORGAN Inquire at Office of I Owns and operates nearly 5000 miles of thorough ly equi road inlinois
ORGAN Inquire at Office of I Owns and operates nearly 5000 miles of thoroughly equi road in Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota and Dakota. It is the Short Line and Best Route between all principal points in the Northwest and Far West. For maps timetables rates of passage and freight apply to the nearest station agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway or to any Railroad Agent in the United States or Canada. R MILLER A V H CARPENTER Genl Manager Genl Pass and Ticket Agt F Tock Gro H HERFFORD Asst Genl Manager. Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Northwest Running Pullman Service to Chicago and West
The line advertises through trains from St. Paul to Chicago and to eastern and southern points including New Orleans and Florida. Elegant Pullman Buffet sleeping cars are operated between St. Paul and Chicago with daily departures except Sunday. General Superintendent Raymond Depuy and agents Dodge Center Rochester Austin Mona are listed with schedule noting 4:30 pm and 1:20 am connections.
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Derby day in Kentucky brings Ben Ali race victory
The Louisville Derby at Churchill Downs draws 30,000 spectators as Ben Ali wins by a narrow margin over Blue Wing. Owner J. B. Haggin pockets $25,000 from the mile and a half race, run in 2 014, a record for 3-year-olds. Col. M. Lewis Clark presides, with Gen. Simon Cameron and Leonard Jerome among judges.
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Simon Cameron
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Grand Aggregashun Breads Arkansas Tour Myth Versus Mock
Prof Brom Whyte tours Arkansas with a touring show described as a moving panorama of the Garden of Eden. He jokes about critics and audiences while detailing humorous anatomy maps and satirical lectures aimed at local officials, judges, and voters amid a lively crowd.
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Knights of Labor note sparks private circular plan
A Smithfield street merchant seeks wide publicity for a circular and asks how to distribute it. A friend advises addressing it to the Knights of Labor and marking it strictly private and confidential. plus brief jokes about a crying porter and a critique on capital and stamps.
Death of Florus B. Plimpton Ohio Journalist and Poet
Florus B. Plimpton longtime Cincinnati Commercial and Commercial Gazette writer and editor died late April at his Cincinnati home from heart trouble. Born in Palmyra Ohio, he trained as a printer then wrote for newspapers, educated at Allegheny College, and worked at The Cincinnati Commercial for twenty six years. He was noted for graceful verse published in his own paper and in collections of American poetry.
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The Penalty of Profanity On a Barn Rooftop
A six year old boy hid under a barn to avoid punishment after using profanity. His father had to crawl under the barn that afternoon to locate him and address the misbehavior. The Boaton Record notes the scene as a domestic moral vignette.
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Daily Republican ad rates and circulation notes
The Daily Republican describes its seven column folio, AP dispatches, and wide South Dakota reach with a 90,000 population. It lists subscription and delivery options by mail or city delivery and notes advertising rates available on request.
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The Weekly Capital promises growth for Dakota readers
The Weekly Capital, with over 2200 readers, asserts a leading position among Dakota settlers. It boasts 56 columns of first class reading matter weekly and plans to improve to become the best family newspaper in the west. One year rates and sample copies are offered.
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