Davenport to Chicago and California Rapid Rail Exports
Train schedule fragment lists routes from Davenport to Chicago and California via Rock Island, Burlington, and Union depots. Details include times, connections to Des Moines, Omaha, Peoria, Galva, Wyoming, and Milan, with through sleepers and coaches on long routes.
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Minneapolis
St. Pau
Ceduc Rapids
Chicago
Br Gm
Golden State Limited
Davenport
Genened
Lusalie Jocai
Rock Island
Cambridge
Galva
Beorle
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Rock Isatad
Colorado
Des Moines
Calla
sOlty
St. Toe
Wyoming
Boorla
Worth
Kansas City
Omaha
T. Pauly Cedar
Ghicaso
St Pauw
Cularago
California
Maines
Tinton
Bilraten
Cnet
Soutines
Chicago St. Joe
Oklahoma
Island
Burlington
Oskaloosa Toraka
Jd Chicaro
Joy
Oklahome
Texes Fas
Express
Golten State Limited
Peoria Divistos
Rock “Island
Kava
Millan
Cambrllla
Juave Heck Island
Wyominar
Milan
Peorla
Rock Island City Depot
Shaver
Ith Street
Union Depot
Atoys
Tring
Cable
Sherrard Pyanch Arriva
Thas
Beloys
Malis
Carly
R & PB
Main
Harrison Streets
Laberacen Daveenports
Denver
Pueblo
Colsrad Enringson Tai
Louis
Fitch Street
Harrison
Railroad train schedules for Davenport and St Louis area
Detailed timetable notes list departures and arrivals for trains to and from Davenport, St Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Dubuque, Savanna, Muscatine, Ottumwa, and related points. It includes route names, times, and notes on weekday and Sunday service patterns.
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DAV
Risewalle
ABS Am
Louis
Chicago
Soule and
West Seceres
St. Paul
Dubuque
Savanna
Galena Iaily
Toung
City
Brady
Chigago
Arrlyis
Milkee
Ravine
Chi
Racine
Tixcine
Bi Che
Death of Dr Meredith of Vinton
Dr Meredith of Vinton dies after long illness at age 42. Born May 1834 in Indiana, he served in the Civil War, moved to Vinton in 1865 and built a fortune practicing medicine. He led the Vinton Can ning Co and civic affairs, was Knights Templar active, and head of public schools. death follows years of prominence in the community. Also reports Squire Rice, Benton County’s oldest resident in his 98th year, and Miss Roberts, pupil of the town for the blind, with remembrances and interment plans.
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Meredith
Cedar Valley
Coleign
Indiana
Vinton
Vinton Canning Company
Cypress Commandery Knights Templar
Squire Rice
Benton County
Herve Aloce
Taylor Township
Ford County Farmers Meet In Paxton Illinois
The Ford County Farmers Institute held its second day sessions in Paxton on Tuesday with Weaver White presiding in the morning and J E Scott of Piper City in the afternoon. Readings were given by Miss Brertle Beard of Peotone and talks by Lottie Jonex of Dunville Prof Fred Randtin of the University of Illinois D P McCracken J G Inbaden of Decatur B F Staymates of Clinton and Oliver Wilson of Magnalia. Attendance noted as HITEC.
Th King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
Auntley of Oaklandon Indiana reports his wife nearly died of consumption before using Th King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds. After doctors gave up she recovered, a claim echoed with guarantee and trial bottle by Frank Nadler Co.
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Q. Auntley
Oaklandon
Ind
King
Frank Nadler
Professor Farnham to resign from Tabor College
Prof Farnham, Greek professor at Tabor College, announces resignation at end of current year after eight years of service. He shaped Greek studies, founded physical training, taught gymnastics, coached football, and introduced economics and sociology courses. He served as dean, advisor to president and trustees, and led fundraising and civic efforts. His departure is described as a serious blow to the college and community.
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Typeka
Kas
John Unpling Berett Farnham
Tabor College
Farnham
Farnkan
College
Soren
Ips
Kansas Swindle Suspect Arrested After Texas Capture
Sheriff Meyers pursued W Gerbart alias W C Petterson described as a swindler tied to a 13 draft forgery scheme. He and two associates allegedly ordered a large bill of vehicles, fled to Texas where Gerbart was later caught and convicted. Born in Pittsburg, he listed Indianapolis as home.
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Leavenworth
Kes
Sheriff Meyers
Topeka
Gerbart
W. C. Petterson
Pruitt & Co
Carls
Pavngs
Gertart
Texid
Blake
Mui
aDilas
Berhart
Pittsburg
Palaus
Indianapolis
Ind
Quest for a Gem Turns to Gutter as Fake Mine Wheel Misleads
A Brooklyn tenement endures days of ruined drains and torn pipes as residents search for a supposed precious gem. A fake mine wheel planted by 9-year-old Howard Cavantush triggers the chaos, while nearby families cope with water scarcity and disrupted baths. In Keokuk, Iowa, Henry K Pratt, longtime county official, dies in bed with his wife beside him on New Year’s morning, after a lengthy public service career including Knights Templar leadership and railway era roles. he was born in Boston and moved to Iowa in 1843.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Grand Avenue
Khabeeler
Howard Cava
Iing
Edward
Mushc
William Cavanaugh
Joseph J. McCuullough
McCullough
Cevanaugh
McCuloughs
McGullaugh
Jand
Keokuk
Henry K. Pratt
Lee County
Gid State Bank
Muscule
Damascus
Knights Templars
Boston
Iowa
Keosauqua
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Booneville
Pecos River
Ft. Clark
Tex
Third United States Infantry
Burlington
Anita H. Buldles
Milwapukee
Beauty ruined by skin trouble in New York tale
Harriet Howard of 209 W fark St, New York, recalls prior skin trouble. She writes about using Bucklen's Arnica Salve for healing, praising quick relief. The ad notes 25¢ at Rank Nadler Co. drug Store for car and barn sores.
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Harriet. Howard
W. Fark St
New York
Nadler Co
Missing Iowa youth possibly identified in San Francisco incident
Fort Dodge Iowa officials received notice of a probable identification in a San Francisco tragedy. A young man named Leonard Hopkins, once a Fort Dodge resident, was last known two years ago as a waiter on the steamship Columbia. His brother Reed is said to be wandering the Pacific coast, and a wounded memory book with stamps may tie to the Hopkins family.
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Fort Dodge
San Francisco
Leonard Hopkins
Hopkins
Columbia
Reed
Hutheen
Pacific
Lennard
Rand
Cars Escape Big Landslide in Omaha Park Cut
A large landslide on the east side of a deep cut near Fairmount Park in Omaha trapped no one but forced the streetcar line to be abandoned until the track is cleared. About 100 yards of dangerous crust clung above the slide, with officials warning the public to avoid the area until repairs are completed.
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Omaha
Neb
Fairmount Park
Uave
Gritham
Park Board
Shest Railway Company
Escapes Freezing to Death on Rural Route
Stuart marshal a mail carrier on the rural route south of Stuart collapsed in a snowstorm on Tuesday. Exhausted he was found unconscious as horses and wagon ran over him. He recovered in a nearby farmhouse and completed the remaining four miles on foot.
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Stuart
F. Marshal
Grows Most Sugar Beet in Kansas Season Earns Top Bounty
John K. er of St Francis topped Kansas sugar beet producers, raising and marketing 387.9 tons with over 12 percent sugar, earning $887.90 bounty. Deerfield growers took most prizes with seven over $200, total sugar beet growers in state tallied eighty six, concentrated in Arkansas valley Cheyenne and Disatur counties.
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Maquoketa
John K.er
St. Francis
Kansas
Thestate
J. Ss. Frlcaner
Deerfield
M. D. Biehn
A. J. Gillock
Buell Bros
Deerfeld
Carl Coerbar
Laltiu
C. L. Beckett
Deermeta
Rturns
Coburiy
Arkansas Valley
Streen
Cheyenne
Disatur
Change of Venue Granted for Maquoketa Banker
Mannoken 18 year old defendant John TL Stony, a Maquoketa banker, secured a change of venue to Clinton County for trial in the Stannary term court. Motion argued before Judge Bollinger Weinesday. F C Wesley represented the defendant. Many heavy depositors of the Maquokern bank are residents of Clinton County, a concession in favor of the defendant banker.
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Mannoken
John TL
Stony
Maquoketa
Deine
Iowa
Clinton County
Bollinger Weinesday
F. C. Welsey
Maguokern Bank
Sof
Bride Says He Annoyed Her in New York Court Case
Lydia B. Sanford, a young bride, accused Sigmund H. Steinmann, real estate dealer, of disorderly conduct in Harlem court. He denied the charges, produced letters she wrote before marriage, and the magistrate discharged him with a warning to refrain from further annoyance.
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New York
Lydia B. Sanford
Sigmund H. Steinmann
Pack Avenue
Harlem Court
Crane
Steinmann
Sanford
Steinman
Snan Ag Iha
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Fipa
Miller
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Sinrice Pos
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DR. Meredith OF
Ford County Farmers’ Meet
Paxton
Olahoma
Texas
Arizona
Phote
B.D. Wack
Tagent
T&s
Santa, Fe
Cisland
A. Chance
Tri-City. Star
II League
Peoria
Bloomington
Decatur
Springfield
Cedar ‘Rapids
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Wy Seuig
Eve Sejat
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Guy
Jone
Poorie
Bluntington
Jung
Tri-City
Bay
Prof. Farnham
Henry XK. Pratt
Ice County
Imay
Harbor
Ls F. Marsical
Cheyenne County
Bride
Mapistrata
Ayer
Zachei
Parmli
Gardner
Brady Street
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