Cleveland and Wellington Rail Schedules Across Town
The Cleveland Elyria and Western Railway lists hourly departures from Cleveland starting 5 30 p m with connections to Edina Beres Pointes Springs and towns toward Wellington and Oberlin. Wellington to Public Square Cleveland runs hourly 5 80 a m to 10 30 p m while Oberlin to Public Square Cleveland operates at 6 00 a m onward. Elyria to Oberlin and Wellington runs hourly 4 30 a m to 7 80 p m with Oberlin only at 1 30 11 40 p m. trains to Elyria depart at 40 minute intervals.
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Edina
Beres
Pointes Springs
Wellington
Public Square
Oberlin
Birmingham
Florencetein
Griton
Elyria
Elytia
Rossiter dies in Cleveland at age 45
Horace L. Rossiter, about 45, died of consumption yesterday after months of illness. Widowed with one son, he was a notable local political figure, serving as private secretary to W. J. White, principal of the West Cleveland school, and director of accounts under Mayor McKisson. He also acted as Bell’s secretary during Bell’s school-director term and sought the GOP congressional nomination in 1898, narrowly losing. Separately, bank robberies and horse trade notes appear in the vicinity, including a $6,000 heist at Somerton and the purchase of The Conqueror, a trotting stallion.
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AssociaTep
Telecsa M. Cleveland
Horace L. Rossiter
Reaves
Rossiter
W. J. White
West Cleveland
R. E. McKisson
Thomas Bells
Radical moves in Colorado Senate threaten rival body
Denver June 24 Radical measures adopted by the republican senate aim to curb the rival body’s powers and remove its officers. W H Adams president pro tem Charles M Sprague secretary J Dooley sergeant at arms and assistants were removed from office and denied pay. Gov Peabody advances efforts to unite the factions but progress is slow. In the house anti Wolcott and democrats caucus agree to unseat any democrats who absent themselves. Adjournment favored by anti Wolcott and democrats to pursue a republican agreement. Havana trade forecast predicts US gains from Cuban American reciprocity with 7 percent share of Cuban dry goods. English cottons remain cheaper but slower to ship from England.
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Col
Senate
W. H. Adams
Charles M. Sprague
J. Dooley
Senate of Colorado
Dc Fr. Haggett
Peabody
House
Havana
Jan
United States
England
Bribery Inquiry Opens as House Probes Torpedo Vote
Washington Jan 2 The House committee on Halal affairs began a bribery inquiry after Representative Lessier of New York claimed offers of money for pro Holland torpedo boat support Lessler testified naming Philip Doblin and a conversation about a rematch vote He described an offer of 5000 from Quigg to shift his stance Quigg denied any interest in Holland boat legislation or payments and Doblin’s statements were disputed A date for hearing arguments and briefs was set next week in the matter at hand
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Washington
House Committee On
House
Representative Lessier
New York
T Lessler
Lessler
Philip Doblin
Mir
Mrr. Doblin
Quigg
Hessler
Doblin
Mr. Quigg
Leumel E. Quigg
Holland Torpedo Boat
Dublin
Tuberculosis Vaccine Proved Effective in Cattle
Philadelphia report states Dr Leonard Pearson of the University of Pennsylvania declared after over two years of work that cattle can be made immune to tuberculosis through vein injections of non virulent tubercule bacilli. Dr H Gilliland assisted in the experiments, asserting the method’s conclusiveness. London dispatch notes Col Arthur Lynch found guilty of treason and sentenced to death for his Boer War actions.
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Philadelphia
Leonard Pearson
Veterinary Department
University of Pennsylvania
Pearson
H. Gilliland
Col. Lynch
London
Arthur Lynch
No Auction Castors Revived At Cherd Market Toll Bid
An ancient Cherd custom reappeared during toll letting. Bids advanced as an ordinary sand glass emptied. the bidder who placed the final bid as the last grains fell was declared purchaser. The practice last appeared in 1899.
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Cherd
London Mail
State and local bills dominate tense legislative debate
Debates over statehood and delegates heat up the senate as minor bills on widows’ pensions pass or stall. In Burrillville a mill quarrel ends in a fatal shooting of Robert Lyon Sr. with his son wounded. De Palma arrested. In New York, Pennsylvania Railroad reportedly securing an 11 million loan at 4 percent for six months with renewal option.
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Lee
Burrillville
B. L
Michael Angelo de Palms
Robert Lyon
Robert Lyon, Jr
American Woolen Co
Lyon
de Palma
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Joint city primaries adopted in Sandusky plan
The Democratic and Republican committees in Sandusky agree to hold all city nominations for primaries at the same time and place as the regular election. Regular election officers will run the primaries and the city board of elections will canvass returns. Date to be set. first statewide joint primary arrangement.
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Sandusky
Crmmunitte
Republican
City Board of Elections
Secrets of Birds Eye Maple Mystery
The article explains the unknown cause of Bird s eye maple patterns and notes no outward signs. It cites the Railroad Gazette story of George M Pullman offering a mahogany log for veneers showing value determined by interior wood, not exterior appearance.
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Railroad Gazette
George M. Pullman
Curious Surgical Case at the French Academy
The story notes a belief that a heart wound is instantly fatal, citing a Paris hospital case where a man survived after a revolver ball pierced his heart. Dr Peytet reportedly restored him, while Dr Laubay is credited with the success. The piece cites statistics suggesting many sword or dagger heart wounds are fatal, with only a minority cured.
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French Academy
Pey
Paris
Laubay
Peytet
Every Hundrenta
Pope Leo XII Reads World News in Vatican Journal
A New York priest who returned from Rome explains that Pope Leo XII learns daily world events not from newspapers but via a Vatican journal. A large staff translates abstracts from German French English and American papers into Italian for the pope and Vatican attaches.
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Rome
Leo ME
Vatican
Germany
England
France
America
N. ¥. Times
Stabbers Mathematics Moral Shoe Store Tale
A shopper asks for size four shoes but the clerk trials acknowledges a different fit and chooses size six, stating these are the size. The woman accepts with a smile and walks away unharmed. The tale closes with the moral that trying to fit six into four won’t work.
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