Perfection in Travel on the Pennsylvania Limited
A detailed portrait of the Pennsylvania Limited train, its vestibule cars, smoking library dining sleeping and observation cars, and the luxury and efficiency of travel from Chicago to New York. The piece extols automatic brakes, block signals, and lavish interiors, calling it a flying hotel of modern railroading. It notes schedule highlights, key cities, and the service of attendants plus itineraries and ticketing details.
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New York
Chicago
Pensylvania Limited
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Limited
Pullman
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Louisville
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Cincinntti
The
Chicago Union Station
Fort Wayne
Ohio
Iron City
Allegheny Mountains
Union
Columbins
Cincinnati
Indiana
H. R. Dering
South
Clark Street
Pennsylvania Lines
Hood's Sarsaparilla Digestive Booster
Hood's Sarsaparilla builds energy by stimulating digestion, increases appetite, and purifies the blood. Prepared by modern methods it claims the greatest curative powers and an unparalleled record of actual cures. Take only Hood's.
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Hood
Hood's Pills Are Purely Vegetable and Harmless
A historical testimonial promotes Hood's Pills as purely vegetable in composition, described as harmless, reliable, and beneficial for everyday use without side effects.
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Hood
Wreck of State of Missouri The State and Cargo Total Loss
Cincinnati reports that Commodore Laidlow and Captain Wise state the steamer State of Missouri is a total loss with its cargo. Officers believe no lives were lost and all passengers may be accounted for. Separate obituary notes Hon. Patrick Hamilton dies at 70 in Oakland near Baltimore after long illness.
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Cincinnati
Commodore Laidlow
Captain Wise
Cincinnati, Memphis and Orleans Packet Company
State of
Missouri
Patrick Hamil
Forty-first Congress
Oakland
Baltimore
United States
Colums
Senators prepare to air views on Hawaiian problem this week
Washington January 21 senate focus shifts to unfinished business as adjourned Saturday. The income tax portion of a large appropriation bill takes priority, while the Hawaiian question likely opens the morning hour. Several Republican senators intend to express pointed views on Hawaii.
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Washington
Senate
Hawaii
Decrease in Fire Losses Reported for 1894
St Paul fire chief’s 1894 report notes 117 more alarms than 1893 and a total property loss of 184,327.98 dollars, the smallest since 1885. The 1893 loss was 513,884.55 dollars and alarms rose from 605 to 722.
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St. Paul
Jackson
Fire Department
Black Bonnet Suicide At Lower Brule Agency
Black Bonnet a Sioux of Lower Brule agency committed suicide by self inflicting a rifle shot under the chin causing a fatal head wound. He suffered from consumption.
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Chamberlain
Black Bonnet
Lower Brule
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Wonderful
Allcock
Attcock
Brandreth’s Pills
Cal
Edward Davis
Richard III
Keene
Warde
Patarrk
L. B. Kitcney
Mackey
Ind
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
G. W. McKinsey
Kokomo
Dr. Miles
P. M
Dr. Mies Heart Cure
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Sapolio
F. Hiscox
Sole Depot
Canfield Dress
Parker
Ir Hiscox & CO
Charleston
Carolinas
Africa
Harper’s Magazine
Julian Ralph
Richard Harding Davis
Harper & Brothers
Thomas Hardy
Trilby
Joan of Arc
Sieur Louis de Conte
Maid of Orleans
Harper's Periodicals
Harper’s Weekly
Harper's Bazar
Harper's Young People
Canada
Mexico
Harper & Brothers N. Y
Hounzowire
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