Pan-American rail fares extended for Rock Island route to Buffalo
Central Passenger Association authorizes extended limits for Pan-American traffic via Akron route and Buffalo Hines group, with coach excursion tickets at 1 cent per mile sold Tuesday through Sunday, and ten, fifteen, and twenty day passes adjusted to twenty or more days. Changes affect territory of the Central Passenger Association, not east of Buffalo, while Rock Island’s Sebastian and Bacon report strong business and colonization plans in Mexico alongside an El Paso extension.
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Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Peoria
Louisville
Indianapolix
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Ford
Central Passenger Association
Akron
New
Amita
Jamestown
N. Y
Lakewood
railro#d
Tral Passenger Association
New York
Buffalo
W. J. Leahy
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Judge Bacon
Rock Island
Mexican Central Railway
Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Litoral
el Paso
Sebastian
Lake Shore Limits Free Transportation During Buffalo Exposition
General Manager Brown issues a circular stating Lake Shore will limit free transport amid heavy Pan American Exposition traffic at Buffalo. The railroad cites increased passenger demand and equipment needs and urges connecting lines to constrain requests during the event.
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Lake Shore
Brown
Buffalo
Santa Fe builds back line after Lamy washout
The first Santa Fe train crossed the Lamy washout today after seven miles of track were rebuilt and four canyon bridges replaced. Kansas City workers aided the effort as repairs continue for weeks. Daily rain in central New Mexico persists with mail and passenger transfers totaling about fifty teams in the interim. Agricultural and stock prospects remain favorable despite the disruption.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Lamy
Kansas City
New Mexico
Strikes and their results in a public dispute
A letter to the editor denounces strikes as ruinous to 13,975,000 workers while 125,000 strikers allegedly coerce others through a single leader Shaffer. The writer claims liberty is violated, predicts riots if force is used, and labels strikers as foreign-born agitators aligned with anarchists and socialists. Anderson, Indiana, Aug. 9.
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Indianapolis Journal
Shaffer
Union
Manufacturers
Morgan
Amalgamated Association
Lberty Ams
Union Awdite
United States
Shaffer Wll
Anderson
Lod
Indiana National Bank doubles capital to one million
The Indiana National Bank voted Tuesday to raise its capital from 300000 to 1000000 dollars, arguing that larger capital aligns with business size and supports bigger loans and note circulation. The move reflects a nationwide trend as banks seek stronger capitalization to expand operations and profits.
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V. T. Malott
Indiana National Bank
Indiana National
Dr Tomson Promises Cure With New Electro Medical Treatment
An advertisement describes a deteriorating health portrait with back pain fatigue and mental distress and claims Dr Tomson can cure with a new electro medical method. It asserts the treatment is free unless cured and contrasts with old practices from thirty years ago.
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Tomson
Varicose Veins Cure Advertisement
An old style health ad promises a positive painless permanent cure for varicose veins and nervous debility. It claims to restore circulation, relieve swelling, and strengthen mental and physical health, inviting letters or in person consultations and noting out of town patients travel for treatment.
Gossip About the Pope Intimate Life of Leo XIII Revealed
An Italian gossip piece portrays Leo XIII as ascetic and disciplined. It notes his frail health, small meals, restricted wine, and reliance on a strict papal staff. It describes his bedroom routine, snuff use, reading habits, and the quirks of Contra and Centra. The article ends with optimism on his longevity per doctors.
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Paris
Leo
Joachim Pecci
Contra
Papal Apartments
Signor
Giuseppe Macelli
Macelli
Bordeaux
Holy Father
Mgr. Angeli
Monsignor
Chamberlain Pecet
Pius IX
Leo XIII
St. Peter
Centra
Figaro
Vatican
Pontifical Palace
France
Three year college plan gains support among presidents
Elkhart Review notes educators discuss shortening college programs to three years. Advocates favor higher admission ages to improve maturity and outcomes, citing Harvard Yale and Chicago as potential leaders in reform while acknowledging mixed needs of self supporting students and wealthier entrants.
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Elkhart Review
Harvard
Yale
Chicago University
Ufe
Blood Poison Cure Promises Safe Treatment by Dr Tomson
Advertisement claims blood poison my not respond to mercury or iodide drugs but Dr Tomson cures by cleansing the blood and system without poisonous drugs. It vows to help obstinate, aggravated cases with faster results than Hot Springs, asserting relief from sores, rashes, hair loss, and other symptoms.
State Auditor Certifies Condition of Bank Company
The auditor of state certifies a June statement for the company showing assets including cash and bonds secured debts and various stocks while liabilities list losses and outstanding risks. The document notes total assets and the greatest single risk and is signed with official seal and date August 1 authoritative attest.
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United States
Corretion
W. N. Hart
C.seseeens Lonna
Prema
State of
Indiana
S of Indians
Local Agents Early Career Guidance Mentioned
Local agents F. P. McCrea and D. A. Coulter are listed in the Law Building pages. The text discusses graduates at twenty one with immature development and entering life with unstable study habits, lacking a firm foundation and formed habits from college.
Habits of Artists in the Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record surveys artists at work noting idiosyncrasies. George B. Luks makes hideous faces, Whistler’s American exile chews gum, Oliver Herford wears pink pajamas with a derby, Glackens recites fairy tales, Preston quotes Swinburne, and Pyle works only in sunlight. Everett Shinn uses a heavy drawing tool sparingly, while others draw under varying inspirations and conditions.
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Philadelphia
George B. Luks
Whistler
Vermont
Oliver Herford
William Glackens
Rinebeant
Cinderella
Hermy
J. M. Preston
Swineburne
the King
Howard Pyle
Appieton
Appieton Clerk Draws With A Whistler
Finis
New York Evening Poet Spoof at State Convention
Fragmentary OCR describes a political gathering in New York where a poetically playful speech included a line about a Progressive Democratic Party. The scene mentions journalists, a humorous poem, and a speaker list amid a crowded convention, with speculation about a possible remark on a future movement.
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Rock Island & Pacific
Colonis
Xenia & Eld
M. D. Woodford
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Charlevoix
Mich
J. P. Daly
Lake Erie & Western
Cleveland
Wabash Railway
Milton Knoight
Wells H. Blodgett
Wabash
E. H. Garrigues
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Missouri Vally
Ensley
Ala
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Clark Junction
Detroit
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Santa Fe
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Otive Power Prince
C. C. Cary
Southern Pacific
Union-Southern Pacific Traffic Department
Carey
G. Little
C. E. Schaff
Big Four
Cincinnati Northern
J. B. Flanders
E. J.vidson
Colorado Midland Bway
Davidson
Colorado
Crawfordsville
Akfort
Lake Shore Railroad
Tunnors Central
Minneapolis & Bt
James Hall
New York Central
W. H. Tennis
Erie Lines
Indianapolis
N. J
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J. ©. Moorhead
Ohio Division
Colon R. H. Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Road
Europe
M. R. Maxwell
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Wall Street Journal
West
F. Alister Murray
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
M. Farrell
Panhandie
South
KE. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
Italy
John B. Cockrum
Clovinnat
Hamilton & Dayton Magazine
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Edwards Ime
Fort Wayne Lodge
No. 138
Brotherhood of Railroad
Penney Va Railroad
National Banks
New York Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Republican Congressional Caucus Committee
National City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National Union Bank of New York
Hanover National
First National
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Pine Street
City of
State of New York
Home Office
Hamburg
Germany
F. C. Affeud
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
F. PF. McCrea
D. A. Coulter
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Fries
Peeterdas
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Unie
Aryan
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Lew de Vided
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Ron
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Dr. Tomson
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Vara
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Corner Glen and
Bay Atrestay Glens Falls, N
J. L. Cunningham
R. A. Little
J. S. Cruse
East Market St
Hi. B. Martin
F. T. McWhirter
Gas Office
Indianapolis Gas Co
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Atkins Silvior Steel Man
DSA
E. C. Atkins & CO
M’a
Illinois Street
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
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