Funeral of J. O. Acton Wok Held at Spring Grove
The paper notes the funeral of J. O. Acton Wok, with his remains interred at Spring Grove. Mrs Acton did not attend due to poor health. Other items mention a railway fare dispute, an inquest into a child’s death at Fairmount, a local orchestra concert, and various city court and police matters.
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J. Acton
Spring Grove
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Policn Cours
Sati & Grorenkem
Pny
Park Association
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Fairmount of Ennouless
Ma. Kowakb Mueekl
Ted Cvewlig
Mise Lottie P. Hood
Noddohmand Street
Tar
Freie Alvore
Hornet Woods
Cincinnati
Michael Brand
Lawrence
Swwnley Meir
Durkin Ward
Peter Keam
Sounsel
A.rs
Fro. Wellin
Fio Ipian
Me. W. L. Winchell
Fr. B
Adjonrurd
Con
Saminakee
Mullins
Staton
Kentucky Central Road
Smith Williamson
Fred
Committee On Police and Prisons
The
Common Council
Adv
Wrigh
Wright
Lury Pox
Piston
Mr. Dodds
Trustees Debate Pay, Resignations, and a Railway Inauguration
The Water-works trustees met yesterday with full attendance. The payroll of 2,409.40 was ordered paid and a balance of 99,470.6 remained. Debate arose over certificates of indebtedness under the Worthington law, with a decision deferred to the next meeting. An inauguration invitation for the new plane railroad was extended to the board for next Wednesday. The engineer explained reservoir ground removals by Hugh Campbell. Subcommittees were named to draft new specifications and prompt minor improvements for furnishing. Mr. Kramer offered resignation. motion passed. Campbell faced charges of neglect. Hilb and Campbell exchanged sharp accusations. The board adjourned amid tensions and procedural questions about who reported what. The article then shifts to a historical sketch of Willow F. Harndon, an early expressman, detailing his roots, career on the first passenger train, and the origins of express service between New York and Boston, including connections to James Hale and the development of parcel and financial transports.
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Kramer
Bowman
Cannonbold
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Hille
Sones Renterers
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Providence
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Willow F. Harndon
United States
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Boston
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Lloyd
Gurraivay
Jamanus Hale
Hale
Hamden
Hall
Atill
Thors Wah
Sone
Gubif
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Krokera
Polandling Banquet and the Double Strength Gag
A historical banquet tale unfolds with Polands from Vermont and Gambrinus lore. Senator and Boston chaplain Chickering preside as double strength drinks provoke misrule and a humorous political farce amid tavern revelry and spartan decorum.
Hair valuation stunt shocks New York crowd
An Evoglish medic journal claims a head holds 190000 to 200000 hairs and quotes Madame Nilason in New York City where an admirer offered $10 for four hairs. The tale notes Swedish onlookers and concludes the head hair value could reach about $2000.
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Madame Nilason
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