Pacific and Atlantic Express Train Timetables 1876 Schedule
Railroad timetable lists westward and eastward trains with stations from Chicago to Burlington including freights No 39 49 51 and No 30 38 46 47, with Pacific and Atlantic Express running on Sundays in 1876 and through tickets available. J D Arme station agent and Sam's Power general passenger agent note connections and tickets.
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Pacific
Chicago
Galesburg
Cameron
Monmouth
Kirkwood
Biggsville
Sagetown
Burlington
LyChicago
Atlantic
ArChicago
Ly Burlington
Pacific and Atlantic Express
United States
Train Schedules Listing Freight Mail Ex Express Times
A fragmented schedule lists freight and mail express departure times from stations including Bushnell Youngstown S Creek Roseville Monmouth Alexandria N Hendr n Alpha ArRock Island with 8:20 am 7:10 pm 6:55 pm and other daily slots. times vary by destination and leg.
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Mail Express
Cb&qc
Monmouth
S. Grove
Alexandria
N. Hendr
ArRock Island
Freigh
LyRock Island
N. Hend’r'n
Cb&qc'ng
Lenox
Roseville
Venus S. Creek
Youngst'n
Bushnell
St. Louis
Geo. Skinner
W. W. Wells
J. H. Williams
Mister sermon stirs pews in rural revival tale
A Friday June 9 1876 review recalls a minister delivering blunt open talk on hypocrisy and fashion to his parishioners. The narrator, slyly critiquing cant and sin, notes reactions from his wife Brown and others as the sermon targets cheatin overreach and moral umbrellas.
Emma Abbott Story Highlights a Musician’s Early Struggles
The Roseville Gazette recounts Emma Abbott’s rise from a penniless teen touring Illinois with a guitar to a chance encounter with a railroad man who urged her to seek Parepa in New York. She endures hunger, cold, and hardship, singing in schools and towns to survive and chase stardom.
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Emma
Illinois
Joliet
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
Grand Haven
New York
Detroit
Joe
Canada
Falls
Providence
Parepa
Big City
Lyons
Wayne County
Miss Abbott
Washington House
Ever Hall
John T. Daly
Windsor Hotel
Mr. Daly
Emma Abbott’s long road from poverty to global fame
Emma Abbott, once penniless and stranded, toiled through auctions, concerts, and pawned dresses to fund her dreams. A chance meeting with Miss Kellogg sparked support. later patrons funded her studies in New York and Europe, leading to celebrated debuts in Milan, Paris, and Covent Garden.
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Miss Abbot
Europe
Miss Kellogg
Louise
Miss Abbott
C. P. Hustington
John Q. Hoyt
E L. A. Wetherill
A. J. Johnson
Mr. Daly
D. T. Marshall
Paris
Emma Abbott
Atlantic
Milan
Lamperts
Nate
Stantley
Ambroise
Thomas
Grent
Mademoiselle
Wartel
Madame LaGrange
Jenny Lind
Peoria
Adalina Patti
Patti
London
St Petersburg
Franchi
Impressario
St. Petersburg
Russia
America
New York Sun
Gye
Covent Garden
England
Eloquence and Oddities Span a Century News Roundup
A 19th century column notes the centennial prayer by Bishop Simpson praised for eloquence and recalls Everett. It recounts a tale of a Columbus men trio camping near Troup Factory with a rattlesnake bite and unusual treatment. The piece ends with a humorous reflection on carpet beating and gendered labor.
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Massachusetts
Edward Everett
Simpson
New York Sun
Ife
Washington
America
Centennial site hums with Knight Templar parade
Special correspondence from Pamapsrana notes a grand Knight Templar reunion drawing crowds, hotels filled, and a massive parade. The Vienna Exposition comparison shows our show drawing far more visitors, with state buildings, a Gothic Pennsylvania structure costing 17 500 dollars, and numerous guides aiding guests.
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Order
Academy of Music
America
New York
Central Road
Chicago
Illinois
State Avenue
Ohio
Best Aids for Time Use in the Editors Guide
The passage notes two guides as valuable aids to efficient use of time. It suggests both will help readers maximize productivity and act as useful resources beyond ordinary references.
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Itor
Sea Birds by Mary E Atkinson
A descriptive poem of sea birds on a sandy bar at dawn. The flock rises with white wings and foam, while the sea and shore frame the birds. The speaker compares the birds to angels, children, water lilies, and tranquil hearts, ending with a calm, restful image.
Washington Letter Reflects Tumult in Capital Impeachment Fight
Washington notes a tense week as Belknap impeachment looms and recess talks stall. It recounts Harney’s falsified Kerr conspiracy, Mulligan's damaging Blaine revelations, and Blaine’s attempted interference while probes press on.
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Kerr
Conkling
Bristow
Washington
D. C
Belknap
Washington State
Congress
Speaker Kerr
One Harney
Harney
Green
Blaine
Judiciary Committee
James Mulligan
Mulligan
Ile
oFlaine
Glaine
Blaine Bond Scandal Deepens as Ex-Speaker Under Fire
The Blaine bond case heats up as Mulligan and witnesses recount Blaine's bid to view letters about Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad bonds and a $75,000 sale to Union Pacific. Blaine allegedly pressured Mulligan to release documents, risking expulsion if he refuses to produce them before the House.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
Union Pacific Railroad
Blaine
Mulligan
Atkins
Fisher
Blaine Bond
Judiciary Committee
Belknap
Washington
Conkling
Bristow
Question of Color at World’s Fair Exposition
After opening exercises a Turkish exhibitor in silk with a richly dressed wife drew attention. A South Carolina congressman commented, prompting remarks about race and appearance from onlookers in the grand gallery.
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Machinery Hall
Grand Gallery
Congress
South Carolina
Palmetto
Ten Mule Team Fells into Nevada Gorge in Fatal Slide
A ten mule team drawing lumber from near a lake descends the grade into King's canyon. The driver escapes but witnesses a catastrophic crash as wagon and animals tumble roughly 20 000 feet to the gorge bottom. A snow cloud rises and the ensuing crashes echo like an earthquake.
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Nevada Tribune
King’s Canyon
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