Train Schedules Across Town Attend Evening Runs
Pacific Ex stations list shows LyChi at 10 30am followed by Galesburg 6 05pm Cameron 5 25pm Monmouth 5 44pm Kirkwood 6 00pm Biggsville 6 14pm Sagetown 6 30pm and Ar Burlington 7 00pm with times indicating a regional route. Local travelers can plan connections around these posted departures and town stops.
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Pacific
Galesburg
Cameron
Monmouth
Kirkwood
Biggsville
Sagetown
Ar Burlington
LyChicago
Atlantic
NightEx Ly
Burlington
ArChicago
P&reight
Pacific and Atlantic Express
Chicago
United
Train timetable for St Louis Rock Island and Chicago Railroad
Northbound and southbound schedules list stations from Monmouth to St Louis with Mail Express and Freight trains. Officials N J T Dana generalsup t W W Wells masteration H Williams station agent announce daily passages and timings for trains Nos 7 8 4 6 60 with arrivals at Bushnell Roseville Lenox Alexandria Monmouth CB&QC and Ar Rock Island.
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Mail Express
Freight Lyvst Louis
Bushnell
Youngstown
Creek
Roseville
Lenox
Cb&qc
Monmouth
Grove
Alexandria
N. Hendr
Alphba
ArRock Island
Mail
Freigh LyRock Island
Youngst'n
Ar St Louis
Monwe
Monme
N. J.T. Dana
T. l W. W. Wells
H. Williams
Dr C M Lane's Liver Pills for Ague and Fever
An advert promotes Dr C M Lane's Liver Pills as effective for ague and fever when used with quinine. It claims strong purgative and bilious relief, warns against imitations, notes red wax seals and signatures on genuine boxes, and offers mail order samples for twenty five cents from Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh.
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C. Mf Lane
Dr.c. McLann
United States
Fleming Bros
Pittsburg
Appointment of Reverend Joan Spantoma as Bishop of Peoria
Rev. Joan Spantoma of Louisville Kentucky was appointed by the Pope to be Bishop of the Diocese of Peoria Illinois. Other brief items note the death of Chancellor H W Green at Trenton aged seventy two, and the arrest of W B C Barser of the Bank of Montreal for embezzling $100000. In maritime disaster news many vessels were destroyed and over sixty perished along the English and Scottish coasts amid a severe storm.
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Joan Spantoma
Louisville, Ky
Pope
Diocese of
Peoria, Ill
Danbury News
Toronto
Florida
New England
Great Northwest
Texas
California
Hartford
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Montreal
Australia
Ube
Wer
Howe
Eo Unan
Newport
R. I
Sioux treaty and war hope loom after commission report
The Sioux Commission reports to Secretary Chandler with a treaty ceding external lands, preserving a Black Hills region within a fixed reserve. General Miles and Sherman endorse near-ending hostilities if treaties are honored, amid other global notes on Russia Serbia Turkey and domestic politics.
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Sioux Commission
Chandler
Cheyenne River
Black Hills
Serman
Miles
Sherman
South Carolina Democratic House Chooses Butler in Senate Vote
The South Carolina Democratic contingent cast ballots on the 19th with 64 of 79 votes for M. C. Butler for U.S. Senator. Contempt rule matters were addressed by U.S. Attorney Corbin in the Supreme Court and the session adjourned. The Senate votes to end the Republican House sine die on the 82nd day, with the Tax and Appropriation bill moving to second reading and a $2,010,000 tax levy across state and local taxes. Democrats urged resistance to Republican taxes and condemned actions by D. H. Chamberlain, amid State governance tensions.
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South Carolina
Democratic House
United States
M. C. Butler
Supreme Court
Corbin
Tilden Va
Hayes
Senate
Republican House
Goymes
D. H. Chamberlain
S Carolina two governments as Hampton and Simpson claim office
A Charleston meeting of Conservative taxpayers endorsed Hampton and Simpson as duly elected. A Columbia dispatch notes the Democratic House adjourned sine die, leaving two state governments operating. Chamberlain made numerous county official nominations, confirmed by the Senate in executive session, while Hampton gathered assurances from supporters to organize county governments.
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Gov. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Boston Journal
Chamberlain
Charleston Harbor
Ponte
Charleston
Hampton
Simpson
Columbia Dispatch
Democratic House
Senate
Senate and House Debates on Electors and Territorial Changes
A detailed Senate and House report covers private bills passing, statues presented, and a committee probe into Cronin’s Presidential Elector appointment. It notes the Pembina to Huron territory rename, Pension and Fortification bills, and extensive testimony on election irregularities in Ouachita and surrounding parishes with witnesses describing intimidation and biased counting practices amidst partisan conflict.
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TrEsdAy
Senate
Samuel Adams
John Winthrop
Meesra
Boutwell
Dawes
Secretary of State
United States
Cronin
Oregon
House
Adams
Winthrop
Pembina
Huron
J. O'Connor Power
M. P
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Hard
Hurd
Kansas
Conference
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Morton
Frelinghuysen
Logan
Thurman
Bayard
Rancoman
Wbth
Conference Committee
Caperton
Hewitt
New York
Spgegen
New York City
Uotii
Mt Pany
Missouri
Fuipay
Watts
Messrs. Knott
Sparks
Cker
Ma ‘Bard
Lil
Seelye
Monroe
Tog Peesisanty
Sientom Hewitt
Springer
McCrary
Willard
Satorpay
al Spec
The Southern Investigations Report On Ouachita Votes
The Senate Committee received the Returning Board report on the rejected votes by parish and poll. Five witnesses testified about intimidation and abuses in Ouachita Parish aimed at suppressing Republican votes, including whipping and coercion. Others testified about voting for the Democratic ticket and subsequent beatings. figures allegedly changing to inflate the Democratic vote. a partial vacancy on the Returning Board. and ongoing Republican testimony expected, with about forty-two more witnesses slated.
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Ouachita Parish
East Baton Rouge
James Gallagher
Ouachita
Deta
James R. Hallis
Hamlett
Gallagher
Wells
Returning Board
House Committee
East
West Baton Rouge
East Baton Ace
Charles 8. Abell
Frank Johneau
Cataboula Parish
Republcans
House
D. M. Long
Baton Rouge
BE. A. Burke
Tilden
Secretary of State
Kempton
Senate
Quachita Parish
John Culpepper
Cuba
Henry M. McCauley
United States Army
Monroe
A. M. C. Hearsey
New Orleans
Pease
A. W. Kempton
Hearsey
Ledick
Louis Backne
Backus
John Chess
Lafayette
Eliza Pinkson
Shrevepar
Senate Committee
Beng George Snellon
Jane Logwood
Eaton Logwood
Ben Jame
Cora Williams
Andrew McCloud
Henry Pinkston
Democrata
Eraraisy
Seb Pinkston
Hoube ‘Committee
Geo. A. Barnstorph
Rarmeresee
Mae
Anguat
Nicholls
Packard
Charles Cazenave
Anderson
Orleans Parteh
Alderson
Om. Kenner
Orleans
Secret session examines Monroe Manatee and Jackson County votes
Senate inquiry reveals irregularities in Jackson Manatee and Monroe County returns. Witnesses describe voter intimidation at Friendship Church precinct and canvassing irregularities with Republican suppression and Democratic vote dominance. Testimony notes neglect of registration lists and precinct duties, with threats reported to deter investigation.
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Senate
Monroe
Manatee
Jackson
Secretary of State
Boyan, Ait
Tilden
X County
Jackson County
Friendship Church
Penton Lane
Manatee County
House
Senate Committee
Tallahassee
New York Times
Campbelltown
Frendship Church
Mavates Danig F Ree
Sen E
Surgrenvile
Waders
South Carolina Committee Probes Election Canvass and Intimidation
In Columbia on the 19th Comptroller-General Dunn and Secretary of State Hayne testified before House, revealing the state board canvassed the Electoral vote with Legrand included in the slate but excluded from legislative count. Senate panel heard intimidation concerns, while House committee pursued charter inquiries and intimidation issues across counties. investigations continue with witnesses scheduled for the 21st and delegations to Charleston.
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Washington
Associated Press
Grant
Hayes
Tilden
Galena
West Indies
Havana
Europe
Dunn
Hayne
House Committee
State Board of Canveseere
Ee A ci Eigotel Ca Aseere
Legrand
Senate
House
Charteron
Columbia
Charleston
Congressional Sub-Committee Probes Coast County Intimidation
The House sub committee arrived in Charleston on the 22nd to take testimony from witnesses about intimidation in Beaufort and other coast counties. The hearing aims to gather evidence on threats or coercion affecting voters and residents.
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Beaufort
Congressional
House
Charleston
Quips and Quarrels Mix in a Busy Era Gossip
A Burdened miscellany notes fortunes from Skowhegan to the Black Hills and jokes about weddings and church feasts. It weaves proverbs, misadventures, stock jokes, and a Montreal shipment to Australia into a broad portrait of daily life.
Career of a Railway King Strousberg's rise and ruin in Europe
The St Louis Republican profiles Dr Strousberg the German financier and rail king. From humble London beginnings to patronage of Bismarck, he built railways across Romania Hungary Russia and Germany while expanding steel works and factories. War, debt, and a Russia trial ruin him, yet his five year whirlwind of ventures left vast assets and lasting infamy.
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Dr. Strousberg
Russia
Strousberg
London
West
Tnd
Bismarck
Berlin
Europe
Roumania
Hungary
Brest-Gravevo
Halle-Soran
Hanover-Attenhecker
Berlin-Posen
Germany
Hanover
Dortmund
Neustadt
Antwerp
France
Ple
Bessemer Iron Foundry
Russsian
Moscow Commercial Bank
St. Louis
Cremation for Fifty Cents at Wheeling Furnace
The Pittsburgh Leader reports on a Wheeling cremation furnace by the Howard Brothers. Three experiments, including a fowl, a cat, and a dog, show a 150 pound body reduced to about four pounds in two hours using fuel oil, with a plumbago retort, fire clay tile construction, and sawdustless operation. The process, designed to use coffinless incineration, aims to be economical and nearly smokeless, with the body visible through a vented door during burning. An epitaph about a Savannah negro woman closes the item.
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Wheeling
Howard Brothers
Pittsburgh Leader
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