Norfolk & Western Railway Schedule East Bound 1903
Norfolk and Western timetable in effect August 1903 notes east bound trains Nos 18 21 and 24 operate Sundays. Nos 23 and 24 use Pennsylvania Lines station at Pearl and Butler streets Cincinnati. Nos 32 33 34 35 are commuter trains daily except Sunday and use C L N B R station Court and Broadway. No 24 runs daily through to Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and via Norfolk and Western. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Bluefield and Roanoke.
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Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke Wichmond
Norfolk
All Pointa
Norfolk& Waters Railway
Bluefield andRoanoke
Yellow fever rises in Laredo with two deaths and twelve new cases
Yellow fever reports show two deaths and twelve new cases in Laredo Texas as authorities tighten quarantines and residents flee the city. Dr Guiteras leads house to house surveys and aims to stamp out the outbreak within days amid statewide and national efforts.
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Guiteras
Texas
Webb County
State of
United States
Mariano Treveno
Treveno
Lampasas
Nuevo Laredo
Tampico
Mex
Mexico City
Valees
Victoria Santiago
Linares
Mrs. Davis Shows Encouraging Improvement
In Buffalo on September 28 doctors reported a decided improvement in Mrs. Jefferson Davis condition though she remains in a potentially dangerous state. The rally began Sunday after a difficult Saturday with anxious friends and relatives watching as she slept and woke to report feeling better.
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Jefferson Davis
Davis
Plague and Cholera Raging at Pei Tang Seaport
The plague and cholera are raging at Pei Tang, a seaport 50 miles east of Tien-Tsin, where 2,000 deaths have occurred in two months. Neiher, Taku, and Tien-Tsin remain unaffected.
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Tien-Tsin
North China
Pei Tang
Neiher
Taku
Newark Clergyman Named Monsignor by Pope
Very Rev John A Shepard vicar general of the Newark diocese and St Michael's Church Jersey City receives papal title of monsignor from Bishop O'Connor announced in New York on September 28.
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John A. Shepard
Newark
St. Michael’s Parish
Jersey City
O'Connor
Promoter Alexander Clark Found Dead in Wisconsin Central Station
Alexander Clark of Evanston and promoter of the Chicago elevated loop and North Shore electric line was found dead early Sunday in the waiting room of the Wisconsin Central station at Antioch. The Chicago incident notes Sept 28. Clark’s death is being investigated.
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Chicago
Alexander Clark
Evanston
North Shore
Wisconsin Central
Antioch
Dr. Alderman Dies of Yellow Fever in Monterey
American Dr. Alvin G. Alderman founder of the Christian Institute died at his home near the school in Monterey Mex of what is said to be yellow fever. Local schools have suspended activities following the death.
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Alderman
Monterey
Mex
Alvin G. Alderman
The
Christian Institute
Bryan and Clarke in Ohio Senate Campaign Politicking
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph outlines Daniel Bryan's praise of John H. Clarke a Nebraska plutocrat ally in Ohio's senatorial race. It notes Clarke's anti trusts stance while challenging his wealth and alleged disinterestedness and recalls Clarke's 1898 denunciation of Bryan. Clarke runs on free silver opposition despite Kansas City platform ties.
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United States
Ohio
Bryan
Nebraska
Clarke
Plutocracy
Chicago Chronicle
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Silver Trust
Ohio Democratic
Kansas City
John A. Clarke
Pittsburg
Hanna Eyes Fight in Ohio Senate Campaign
The Cleveland Leader reports Democrats will attack Hanna’s Senate record in Ohio with Clarke leading the charge. Hanna is described as combative, unlikely to compromise, and has built a strong early leadership with a record cited for the Panama Canal decision. The campaign promises to be lively and closely watched by observers.
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Senate
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Washington
Panama
Isthmian Canal
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago Record-Herald
Bryan
Johnson
United States
Indianapolis Journal
Tillman
Providence Jornal
Cincinnati
Tom Johnson
St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
Speakers and politics split Ohio and the nation
The letters cite Bryan lectures and Johnson conflicts as Ohio Democrats falter while national figures debate political influence and gift etiquette. Roosevelt sets a policy on gifts, favoring community gifts over personal presents to the president.
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Ohio
William J. Bryan
Phladelphia Press
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Press
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