Norfolk and Western Railway Schedule May 24 1903 East Bound
Schedule shows east bound trains on Norfolk and Western Railway effective May 24 1903 with stations from Portsmouth to Cincinnati and through service to Roanoke Richmond and Norfolk. Notes that Nos 18 21 24 stop Sundays. Nos 32 33 34 35 are commuter trains daily except Sunday. describes connections with Pennsylvania Lines and U S & N R R and Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke.
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St'tions
Sun
San AM
Portsmouth
Barden
Peebles
Wipchester
Sardinia
Msburg
Batavia
Baldwin
Clare
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Tne
Norfolk & Western Railway
Bluefield
Royal Savings and Loan Run Ends With Duke Shortage
Portsmouth Ohio reports a run on the Royal Building and Loan Association after secretary John K. Duke confessed taking 8900. Directors suspended payments as Dover inspectors reviewed accounts. Duke, facing criminal charges, attempted suicide with aconite, but remained alive.
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Portsmouth
John K. Duke
Royal Building and Loan Association
P. B. Johnson
Joseph Everhart
Duke
Association
Royal Savings and Loan Association
P. J. Klein
Fire destroys Cincinnati Abattoir plant at Camp Washington
Fire at the Cincinnati Abattoir Co. plant on Alabama and Johnson streets caused a total loss after an ammonia tank exploded and the engine room boiler blew up. The blaze ruined 400 cattle in the chilling room and wiped out $250,000 in building and stock, with $150,000 of pickled meats in cellars. Joselyn & Smith fertilizing firm nearby also burned.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Abattoir Co
Alabama
Johnson Streets
Camp Washington
Henry Lowenstein
Joselyn & Smith
Emperor's yacht Meteor leads in Kiel regatta amid royal guests
In Kiel on June 29 the emperor William's Meteor won the 30 mile race for cruising schooners class A, with Empress Iduna 20 minutes behind. Guests included United States Ambassador Tower and Potts. R. W. Goelet's Swan place second under handicap. navy and court figures attend receptions aboard the Kearsarge. Americans are welcomed in Kiel with signs and interpreters as they tour the city.
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Kiel
Hamburg
Iduna
Emperor William
United States
Tower
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Prince Adelebert
Count Tiele- Wenckler
Count Redern
Potts
Emperor
R. W. Goelet
Swan
Gustav ‘Stinne
Glueckauf
Betty VII
Navahoc
Comet
Therese
Cicely
Herr Guilleaume
Clara
Kearsarge
Henry
False work collapse injures six on Hocking Valley bridge
Six men were hurt, one possibly fatally, when false work for a new bridge on the Hocking Valley railroad at Sugar Grove collapsed Friday afternoon near Lancaster. Injured include L. J. Strohl of Athens with a broken thigh, Thomas Gray of Lancaster with a head wound, John Honeystoffle of Lancaster with a broken arm, Harry Leonard of Lancaster with a broken ankle, and Thomas Miller and Andrew Johnstone of Lancaster with severe cuts. Workers had been warned the false work was weakening just before the collapse.
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Lancaster, O
Hocking Valley
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
L. J. Strohl
Athens
Thomas Gray
John Honeystoffle
Harry Leonard
Thomas Miller
Andrew Johnstone
Death of Burgess L McElroy prominent Ohio official
Mt. Vernon Ohio June 29 Burgess L McElroy clerk of the Ohio house of representatives died at his home Sunday aged 45 after an bowel obstruction and operation He had been state oil inspector under Governor McKinley and in 1898 ran a bureau for the national republican committee at Chicago Delaware Ohio June 29 H J McCullough wealthy citizen and lumber merchant president of the Delaware Savings Bank and director of the Delaware County National Bank died suddenly at 65 Cleveland June 27 a union carrier delayed a funeral when non union driver refused to operate the hearse another hearse and union driver later completed the service
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Mt. Vernon
Burgess L. McElroy
Ohio House of Representatives
McElroy
McKinley
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Delaware, O
H. J. McCulloch
Delaware Savings Bank
Delaware County National Bank
Cleveland
Hack Drivers’ Union
Lebanon and Franklin line to join Cincinnati, Dayton and Toledo
Negotiations in Hamilton indicate the Lebanon and Franklin electric road will merge with the Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo system. W K Schoepf of Cincinnati Traction and the new CDT magnate push the transfer, seen as near. The L and F line faces either sale or a competing parallel road that would end its operations.
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Hamilton, O
Lebanon & Franklin Electric Road
Cincinnati, Dayton & Toledo
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Co
C., D. & T. Traction Co
Lebanon & Franklin
Dayton
Salvation Army Citadel to be dedicated in Cleveland
The new 100 900 Salvation Army citadel in Cleveland will be dedicated Sunday after a three day program starting Friday. Commander Booth Tucker and his wife will attend. Dedicatory services begin at 3 p m with Senator Hanna presiding. Col Myron T Herrick Mayor Tom L Johnson and Harry A Garfield among those expected.
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Cleveland
Salvation Army
Booth-Tucker
Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Tom L. Johnson
Harry A. Garfield
Ohio
Dow tax ordered on Bishop's beer dealers in Ohio
Columbus June 26. The Ohio Supreme Court issued a writ of mandamus against Montgomery county auditor J T Kaufman. It requires him to place Bishop's beer and similar beverages with under two percent alcohol on the Dow tax duplicat e. The action stems from a suit by the Auditor of State Guilbert against Kaufman.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Montgomery County
J. T. Kaufman
Guilbert
Kaufman
Fatal buggy collision kills two near St Paris
In Springfield Ohio a buggy carrying two men was struck by a Pennsylvania express on a downward grade Sunday night near St Paris. Both occupants died. The high speed train caused the fatal crash as reported June 29.
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Springfield
Pennsylvania
St. Paris
Blaze nearly wrecks Riddle Coach plant in Ravenna
Fire in Ravenna Ohio at the Riddle Coach and Hearse Co plant caused about 250000 dollars in damage with 18000 dollars insured. Nearby White hospital faced panic as flying embers set about a dozen small buildings aflame.
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Ravenna
Riddle Coach and Hearse Co
White Hospital
Lost His Life For a Dog
Marion Ohio June 26 Wednesday evening S A McMay of Caledonia died after stepping to throw a stone at a Big Four flyer to save his dog. The train struck him, he died at midnight. His wife fainted and was in serious condition Thursday. The dog escaped.
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Marion
S. A. McMay
Caledonia
McMay
Geisler Brother Fatally Shoots Man in Edgewood Saloon
John Geisler, 30, was fatally shot by his brother Charles Geisler who runs a saloon in Edgewood. Physicians say Geisler cannot live. Prosecuting Attorney Gard recorded the dying statement.
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Hamilton, O
John Geisler
Charles Geisler
Edgewood
Geisler
Gard
Two Men Overcome by Fumes at La Belle Furnace
John Barry and James Jackson of Pittsburgh crawled into a sand house at the La Belle iron works furnace in Steubenville to sleep Saturday night. They were overcome by sulphur fumes with Jackson dying.
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Steubenville
John Barry
James Jackson
Pittsburg
la Belle Iron Works
Jackson
Ohio tuberculosis sanitarium to open next Tuesday
Cleveland Ohio reports the only municipally run tuberculosis sanitarium in Ohio and the only such facility in the United States will open to the public next Tuesday with 50 patients to begin.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Batous Altercation Sparks Salt Lake Ogden Game
In Ogden the sixth inning flared into a quarrel when Marshall of Salt Lake struck Ogden pitcher Hansen with a bat, injuring him. Spectators swarmed the field shouting for a lynching. Marshall was jailed while Hansen needed hospital care and the game resumed after the riot subsided.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Ogden
Marshall
Hansen
Roosevelt Fells Quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt spent a peaceful Sunday at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay with his family. Relatives and personal friends paid calls in the afternoon to extend greetings to the president and his household.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Japan Backs Government Over Manchurian Question
London dispatch cites rising Japanese national resolve to back the government in any measures deemed essential regarding the Manchurian problem.
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London
Tokio
The
Times
Japan
London Midland freight depot destroyed by fire
London reports a major blaze at the Midland railway freight depot on Sunday night. The large warehouse was consumed after several hours of fierce flames with extensive freight losses estimated as enormous.
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London
Midland Railway
War fears rise over Adrianople Vilayet dispute
reports from Vienna cited by the Morning Leader say the situation in the Vilayet of Adrianople is grave with many indications that Bulgaria and Turkey may be heading toward war.
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London
Vienna
Vilayet
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Turkey
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