Passenger Train Schedules From West to Minnesota and Dakota
The timetable lists multiple trains to Minnesota and Dakota regions with separate numbers for passenger and freight service. It notes daily except Sunday operations, morning and afternoon departures, and special accommodations.
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Benson
Watertown
Huron
D. MO
Twin Cities
Lake Superior
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific
R. Krawer
G. N. Ry
Minnesota
Dakota
Chicago Express
Ianion Mail
Mail and Express
Eens Sunda
Maiia
San Bhautialsuiesii Geisean Aa
Eager
British note on Turkish waters amid diplomacy and Salisbury's decline
The Turkish ambassador visited the Foreign Office as Britain and Italy weigh protests in Turkish waters. Officials say no action is planned. Minsk rival moves are unclear amid Balkan diplomacy. Lord Salisbury remains critically ill, with oxygen and last rites administered, as Premier Balfour visits Hatfield House.
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London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Italy
Turkey
Macedonia
Lansdowne
Longdon
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Lord Salisbury
Prince of Wales
Viscount Cranborne
Balfour
Hatfield House
Lipton Confident Although Shamrock Suffered
Sir Thomas Lipton said the wind conditions off Sandy Hook Thursday were the worst he had seen since June. He noted the Shamrock failed to sail while the Reliance used full wind, and he believes the Shamrock did better when wind lasted. He remains hopeful despite the setback.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas
Grand Army Parade in San Francisco Delights Huge Crowd
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic marched in San Francisco on August 20 in a solemn, veteran-filled procession. Illinios led, followed by many states and departments, with Wisconsin leaders MacArthur Cobb Lyon at the head. Police and drum corps kept pace as weary heroes, many bearing battle flags from Antietam to Appomattox, were saluted along Van Ness Avenue.
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San Francisco
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
Republic
Antietam
Vicksburg
Wilderness
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Illinois
Benson Wood
Wittman
National Association of Civil War Musicians
Edward T. Solomon
Stewart
George H. Thomas
Department of California
A. D. Cutler
Burrows
Beers
John W. Schail
Shuey
Walsh
Grand Army
Department of Illinois
Van
Pennsylvania
Edward Q. Walton
Yenglin
New York
Noster
Connecticut
Bulkeley
Massachusetts
Judd
New Jersey
Long
Maine
Chamberlain
Rhodes Island
Hudson
New Hampshire
Parker
Vermont
Penfield
Potomac
Kimball
Virginia
North Carolina
Haas
Maryland
Stahl
Nebraska
Estill
Michigan
van Raalte
Iowa
Raymond
Minnesota
Mahan
Oregon
Turner
South Dakota
Reed
Montana
Wisner
North Dakota
Rowe
California
Nevada
W. R. Shafter
Wisconsin
MacArthur
Department of the Pacific
Cobb
Lyon
van Ness Avenue
Veteran actor and manager John Ellsler dies at 82
John Ellsler a veteran actor and theatrical manager born Sept 26 1821 in Harrisburg Pa died of heart disease at age 82 in New York. He began on stage in Philadelphia with William G Burton and later managed theaters in Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Columbus. He mentored Effie Elisler the original Hazel Kirke and toured with her before retiring to New York.
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New York
John Elisler
Effie Elisler
Mr. Elisler
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
William G. Burton
Joseph Jefferson
Maggie Mitchell
Mr. Ellsler
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Columbus
Academy of Music
Hazel Kirke
Joseph Haworth
Clara Morris
George Gilbert
James Lewis
Turks Acted Like Fiends in Krushevo Sacking
Fugitive families from Krushevo recount Turkish atrocities after the town’s capture. Turks bombarded Krushevo Aug 12 13 destroying 360 houses and 215 shops. About 8,000 people homeless and starving. Bulgarian and Greek and Vlach casualties reported.
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Sofia
Krushevo
Monastir
Sofia Post
Turkey
Bulgaria
Roumania
Russia
Macedonia
British Press Loses Hope for Shamrock III in Cup Race
London papers chorus that Shamrock III cannot recapture the America's Cup under any conditions. Thursday's race showed little merit of the two boats, with Shamrock's performance under wind failing to meet expectations and Captain Barr praised for seamanship. The New York Yacht Club may seek a different course due to wind disappointments off Sandy Hook.
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London
Barr
Sandy Hook
New York Yacht Club
Two Boys Die In Electric Tower Tragedy
Saginaw Michigan August 22 1910 two sixteen year old boys James Budd and Eugene Moss climbed an electric light tower 125 feet high. Moss touched a live wire at the top and his body burst into flames. Budd attempted rescue but also touched the wire and was instantly killed.
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Saginaw
Mich
James Budd
Eugene Moss
Moss
Budd
Japan wants the cup in next America's yacht race
Lt Commander Isam Takeshita of the Imperial Navy says Japan will fund and build a racer to enter the next international races. He visited during Shamrock III versus Reliance competition and pledged to attract financiers to produce a Japanese challenger. He asserted Japan can build a boat on par with America or England and vowed the national flag will fly on the winner.
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New York
Isam Takeshita
Imperial Navy
Japan
Shamrock Hii
Reliance
America
England
Russian Fleet Likely to Quit Turkish Waters
Official advices from Paris state the Russian squadron off India is expected to leave Turkish waters in a few days. Turkey has given assurances it will meet Russian demands, and Russia seeks to avoid actions seen as antagonistic to Bulgaria.
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Paris
India
Turkey
Russia
Bulgaria
Injunction Granted In Daily News Sale Case
New York August 22 Supreme Court Justice Davis grants Colonel William L Brown a temporary injunction restraining Frank A Munsey from selling the Daily News plant at auction. The decision notes sale at this time would not be in stockholders best interests and threatens appointment of a receiver if dissolution and receiver proceedings are not started within ten days.
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New York
Supreme Court
Davis
William L. Brown
Frank A. Munsey
The
Daily News
Alderman Henry Lexius Killed in Milwaukee Runaway
Milwaukee Aug 22 Alderman Henry Lexius of La Crosse was killed when his horse ran away on Viet Street near Washington Park. He drove east toward Thirty seventh Street attempting to cross a vacant lot to check the animal. the carriage struck a creek, he fell striking his head and breaking his neck.
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Milwaukee
Henry Lexius
la Crosse
Viet Street
Washington Park
Thirty Seventh Street
Turkish Foreign Minister Seeks Fleet Withdrawal Visit
The Turkish foreign minister Tevfik Pasha met with the Russian ambassador and urged withdrawal of ships. The exchange occurred amid tensions and calls for deescalation in the region.
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Tevdri Pasha
Escuage Sas" Megpet Satine
Henan
United States Presses Open Ports in Manchuria
A government report notes the treaty negotiations to open two ports in Manchuria. The Chinese minister informed his government that the United States would insist on open ports and urged a graceful yielding to American demands following talks with Secretary Hay.
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Manchuria
Hay
United States
Death of department head at Palace clothing store
Morte sette, a department manager at the Palace clothing store, died in H. Joseph's hospital Chicago from injuries after reportedly walking out of a hotel window in his sleep and falling two stories. The incident occurred after he sustained injuries earlier in July.
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Goman
Peel
Ceertes
Mortesette
the Palace Clothing
H. Joseph's Hospital
Chicago
Mr. Mortesette
Hazel Avery Sentenced in Child Kidnapping Case
Hazel Avery, who confessed to kidnapping two year old Olive Furlong, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. The baby was taken June 23 near its home and recovered June 30. Avery said she took the child out of compassion for its unkempt appearance.
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Chicago
Hazel Avery
Kdnapper
Olive Furlong
Miss Avery
Girl Saves Playmate in Fire Fatality
In Sioux City Iowa on August 22 little four year old Luella Anderson daughter of D M Anderson of Armour and Co sacrificed her life to save six year old Gladys Patten after Gladys dress caught fire Luella patted out the flames and her own garments were ignited she died after several hours of intense suffering
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Sioux City
Iowa
Luella Anderson
D. M. Anderson
Armour & Co
Gladys Patten
Luella
Gladys
Test of the Only Scheme to Repair Caster After Hurricane
The article argues a single approach remains the only viable plan to fix the caster system damaged by the recent hurricane. It emphasizes feasibility and timeliness, noting technical constraints and the need for rapid action.
Cholera scare on Sherman turns out to be cramps
Manila August 22 reports that the cholera case aboard the transport Sherman was only severe cramps. After lifting the quarantine the ship sailed with a clean bill of health.
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Manila
Sherman
Thief Steals Gems From Wortman’s Window Job
A daring robber smashed the Wortman jewelry store window in Canton and snatched a tray worth 2000 dollars of diamonds. He cut his hands during the grab and fled before alarms could be raised as police carried no clues.
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Canton
Ohio
W. A. Wortman
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Kodol
E. Dewitt & Co
Great Northern RR
Rosess Sons Vances
Sioux Valley
Redfield
L. H. Jowmm
Nited States Medicine Company
West 14Th Street
Sultan
Turkish Waters
Great Brit
AIN
ISH
Critical
Lipton
Shamrock Ill
Grand Army Parade
Shamrock Ili
DR. Fenner
Gotzians
AGS Tb Ta Gotzian
New York Daily News
Friend
Phil
Lawrence
Dakota Avenue
James Valley Bank
Chichester
LFE
Chichesten
Mali
All Rats
Chicheater
Phailas
Rit Evans ChemicatCo
IAEN
Fred J. Baker
Dakota Avenus
Third Street
Morton
Elgin
Mandan
N. Dak
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