Travel Schedule for Seaboard Line Monroe N C 1914
Seaboard travel schedule from Monroe North Carolina lists trains arriving and leaving Monroe on April 12 1914 with connections to Charlotte Wilmington Birmingham New York and ports. It notes observation sleepers and electric-lighted Pullman cars between major cities and indicates times for trains arriving at and departing from Monroe including Nos 14 12 6 34 13 31 30 20 and 16 with corresponding destinations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
N. C
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Wilmington
New York
Birmingham
Portsmouth
Rutherfordton
New York-Porta
Atlanta
Ant
Indians at Philadelphia Zoo Laugh at Animals
A group of seven Blackfeet braves and four squaws visited Philadelphia Zoo and laughed at animals from baboons to big cats. Medicine Owl burst into giggles at a baboon, triggering a chaotic chase as the ape dashed through a cage. The party watched feeding lions and tigers, then marveled at giraffes before attendants led them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Gardens
Medicine Owl
Sporty Driver Trapped by Quick Holbrook Sting
Ovide W. Mtymler, driving a high spirited bay and sporty carriage, is fined 50 dollars in Quincy for carrying a loaded revolver and is sought by Fall River police for larceny of the rig. A staged trade with John Carrig’s uncle leads to his arrest and police uncover loaded revolvers and burglar tools in his pockets and suitcase.
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Oston
Mass
Ovide W. Mtymler
Holbrook
Orvide
Fall River
Thomas Carrig
Ovide
Carrig
Carnegie’s Garden Lockout Pranks End in Blooming Reward
Andrew Carnegie became briefly trapped in his own yard after a garden door lock failed. A passing boy refused to help until learning the identity of the man, prompting Carnegie to offer a flower as reward for alerting the servants. The tale ends with the boy’s pragmatic joke about the rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Charity Society Turns Down Fire Building Request
Indianapolis tale shows Charity Organization Society workers denying a neatly dressed middle aged woman asking for aid to send someone to build a fire at her new house. The worker explains the society helps families with coal and clothing but does not run fire building as part of relief. The case ends with a wry remark on starting a fire versus keeping it burning.
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Ndianapolis
Ind
Charity Organization Society
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English Drug CO
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Gordon InlveStness CO
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Coca-Cola CO
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coca-Cola
Areet Tan
W. J. Rudge CO
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Philadelphia Zoo
Chero-Cola
West Franklin Street
Chero-Cola Bottling Co
FORD
Detroit
Henderson Garage and Machine Company
Cial
R. B. Redwine
C. Blair
H. B. Clark
Charlotte Scale & Fixture Company
Angldise
Howe Scales
West ‘Trade
Charlotte, N. C
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