Plainfield and Newark Rail Timetable Briefing
Travel timetable lists frequent Newark Plainfield and Jersey cities departures with multiple daily options. Through lines connect Flemington Allentown Reading and more, with the Royal Blue Line serving Plainfield to various hubs and through cars to Buffalo Chicago and points west.
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Royal Blue Line
Ein
Plainfield
Vane
A. m
Chowan
New Orleans
Shenandoah Valley
Cardinal elevation rumored as Vatican ties remain intact
Postnotes from Philadelphia and New York detail a rumored elevation of Mgr. Satollfs to cardinal with investiture in Baltimore. No change to his Vatican duties or U S relations. Timeline for wearing the red hat remains speculative, from months to years. The gossip is interwoven with political tours, mayoral candidacy shifts, and local incidents across several cities.
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New York
Baltimore
Vatican
United States
Rome
Trade trends and labor hits across railroads and textiles
World fair traffic weighed on railroad earnings while textile hubs like New Bedford and Fall River show recovery with half of looms back. Jewelers in Providence report steady improvement and Buffalo builders see activity rise. Washington to Birmingham districts vary, with Cotton and metal markets weakening and a rise in iron and steel demand. postage stamp thieves await trial in Washington.
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New Bedford
Fall River
Providence
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Virginia
North Carolina
Northwest
Memphis
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Galveston
Savannah
Augusta
Atlanta
Nashville
Charleston
Chattanooga
Birmingham
R. G. Dun & Co
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Paupers Not Cruelly Treated in State Charity Probe
Lancaster Pa Oct 90 The executive committee of the state board of charities investigated charges against almshouse directors over cruel treatment and tainted meat feeding. No evidence found to substantiate the allegations.
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Lancaster
State Board of Charities
Stock and Produce Markets. Closing Quotations
New York and Philadelphia exchanges report mixed opening after a $500000 gold shipment to Europe. Market prices show slight gains early. many commodities and livestock values listed, including wheat corn oats beef pork lard butter and eggs with regional quotation notes and itemized figures.
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New York
Philadelphia
Europe
Lphieh Valley
W.N
Ylvania
Erie
Paul
N.E
New Jersey
Pr Laperpnta
Pennsylvahia
Ilée
York Dairy
York Large
New Pennsylvania
Market quotes and livestock prices reported
New York market update lists Reeves steady traders with fair to good quality cattle and Texans priced around 5.20 to 4.00. Oxen average 1,750.35 per head with bulls noted in sale listings.
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New York
Reeves Steady
St Fair
Texans
Lexow committee testimony and varied statewide incidents
Testimony reveals possible purchase of influence for 870 000 as Lexow committee probes corruption. Separate items report executions in Fort Madison arson convictions in Chicago and a Newark assault case, plus Cincinnati train robbery suspicions, Nebraska lynching threats, and a not guilty verdict in a forged notes case in Washington.
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Washington
Frank Aldrich
Cole
Nuggets of News From Various States
The season’s first snow fell in several German districts. Smith Young a colored man was sentenced to death in Louisville for attacking a 66 year old child. Mr Eckels head of the currency bureau left Washington for Chicago to stay until next Tuesday. Thomas Connors a 35 year old Washington telegraph lineman fell sixty feet and died. Governor McKinley left Cincinnati for New Orleans to campaign with Salvationist escorts.
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Germany
Smith Young
Louisville
Eckels
Washington
Chicago
Thomas Connors
McKinley
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Canada
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Front Street
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