Train Schedules for Beek Prine Chautauqua Lake Division
Trains depart Oil City for Petrolea Centre Titusville Centerville Corry Mayville Brocton at 7am 10 40am 2 45pm 4 30pm 8 45pm with arrivals listed and Sunday timings. Union Titusville Branch trains 4 30pm 7 20pm 6 40am 8 40am. Philadelphia time daily except Sunday. Through coaches Oil City Bradford and Brocton Pittsburg. Pullman cars Oil City Pittsburg. Tickets baggage to principal points. timetable from WM Baldwin Buffalo and O Watson Oil City PA.
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Beek Prise Chautauqua Lake Division
Oil City
Pet
Centre
Titusville
Centerville
Corry
Mayville
Brocton
Union
Union City
Philadelphia
Bradford
Pullman
Pittsburg
Baldwin
Pass
Exchange St
Buffalo
N. Y
Watson
Trains Schedules and Connections Across Town Lines
A historical timetable lists trains and arrival times for multiple routes, detailing northbound No.2 No.4 at Dunkirk and connections with Lake Shore Erie Railways. It includes station mentions such as Dunkirk Jamestown Bradford and towns like Cassadaga Sinclairville Warren Irvington Youngsville and Grand Valley with times across a full day. Officials D Thayer and L T Bishop oversee operations and connections.
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FBO
Grand Valley
Titusv
Ely
Lake Sho Erie Railways
Dunkirk
Jamestown
Bradford
D. Thayer
L.T. Bishop
Warre
New York Lake Erie & Western Time Card Change 1850
The Horwest and best route marketing promotes service from New York to Bradford Pittsburg Titusville and western points with a time-card taking effect November 15 1850.
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Punen
Wight
Pittbursh
Bullalo
Pittsburg
V . Parker
Foxburg
Franklin
New York, Lake Erie & Western RR
Bradford
Titusville
Lime Table for Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio system publishes an 1852 lime table with eastward and westward train departures. It lists stations from Cincinnati to New York and Boston, connecting at Mansfield, Jamestown, Salamanca, and Cleveland, with sleeping and hotel coach services on select trains. Officials W B Shattuck and P D Cooper oversee operations in Cleveland.
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Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Cincinnati
Akron Res
Elmira
Ringhat
Albany
Boston
Marion
Urbana
Springfield
Kent
Ravenna
Warren
Greenville
Meadville
Union City
Corry
Jamestown
Salamanes
Buttfalo
Rochester
New York
Nod
Salamanca
Mansfield
Chicazo
Galion
Dayton
Louisville
St. Louis
Palace
Manseid
Chicago
Leavitsburg
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Meatville
Oil City
Ghosts of the Past: Brownell Poem Recalls Lost Times
A solitary speaker sits in a quiet room recalling the past as embers fade and ghosts of former days come softly to life. Voices long silenced, holy faces, and fragrant memories drift around the lonely chair. The verse, credited to Henry Howard Brownell, meditates on memory and loss.
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Henry Howard Brownell
In Memory of Garfield Oration by James G Blaine
Blaine delivers a Washington address honoring James A Garfield detailing his lineage from English Puritans and French Huguenots, his frontier poverty, education, and rapid rise to president, and praising his integrity, leadership, and liberal religious views. The piece notes his assassination and national mourning.
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James G. Blaine
Washington
St. Louis men propose gift for Guiteau including rope and cap
For weeks St. Louisites have written to Marshal Henry about donating a cap sewn by Guin bert and a rope crafted by Bob Humphreys for Guiteau. The rope, three quarters of an inch thick, is meant to encircle his neck. Humphreys says he has supplied ropes for executions and takes pride in a quick transition to the Country from which murderers depart.
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United States
Hall of Representatives
Lincoln
Garfield
Moloch
Plymouth
Charles
England
New England
Oliver Cromwell
Scotland
France
Louis XIV
Europe
America
Abram Garfield
Eliza Ballou
House of Commons
Marston Moor
Naseby
Preston
Bunker Hill
Saratoga
Monmouth
Union of the States
Gen
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
Daniel Webster
Mr. Webster
New Hampshire
Canada
Republic
Hengist
Horsa
Canal
Lake Evie
India
China
Williams College
Mark Stopkins
Ile
Williams
Ohio
Army of the United States
National Congress
Blaine
Clay
Douglas
Thaddeus Stevens
Mr. Clay
Whig Party
Webster
Choate
Senate
Caleb Cushing
Henry A. Wise
House
John Tyler
Congress
Seward
Chase
Andrew Johnson
Annals of Congress
House of Representatives
Mr. Seward
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
Robert Peel
George Bentinck
Burke
Ireland
Mr. Emerson
Eric
Greenland
New Foundland
Labrador
Alabama
Gen. Scott
Mr. Greeley
New York
Mentor
Union
Nashville
South Carolina
South
Yorktown
Atlanta
Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Chatanooga
Jefferson
John Adams
Chickamauga
St. Louis
Marshal Henry
District of Columbia
Guiteau
Guinbert
Bob Humphreys
Bob
Bourne
Move Along and Leave Benches Open for Worshipgoers
The Presbyterian guidance urges congregants to fill pews considerately, avoid blocking aisles, and welcome newcomers. Do not rise to block entry or reserve seats for friends, but let others sit near the aisle. It also notes the era’s harsh memory of past threats and urges restraint.
President Arthur Rents Largest Cottage at Long Branch
President Arthur has rented the largest cottage on Cedar Avenue opposite Hollywood Park at Long Branch. The dwelling is near completion and will be furnished in a costly and comfortable manner.
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Arthur
Long Branch
Cedar Avenue
Hollywood Park
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Henry Cobham
Lfsuy
A. Greaves
Warren, Ps
E. Beeman
Justice of the Peace
Warren, Pa
Allen Block
Ball & Thompson
Beaty Block
D. I Ball, Co
C. Thompson
Wm.swanson
A Johnson’s Exchange
Wilbur & Schnur
Front St
Postoffice
W. Wilbur
Wm, Schnur
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
Warren Pa. N
Brown
R. Brown
C. W. Stone
H. EF
L. D. Wetmore
Chas
H. Noyes
Wetmore & Noyes
Second Street
Warren Pa
Johnson
Lindsey & Parmlee
Johnson’s
S. P. Johnson
W.M. Lindsey
J. C. Parmlee
Dinsmoor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Scofield
Dinsmoor
Jas. Cable
R. B. Stewart
Wetmore Building
Warren Hotel
J. M. Davies
Liberty St
J Baptist Church
Sextus Keller
G. H. Leonhart
Tobacco, &c
Carver House
M. Davis
Tionesta
Rockwood Qleopolis
Eagle Rock
Tionesta Hickory
Junkeyville
Tidioute
Thompson’s
Irvineton
Amjd. A. Vv
P. Ry
Lake Shore
Michigan
R.Y
Franklin Division
Ross Scsugy
Sandy Lake
Stoneboro
Clarks G
Hadle
Coalbur
Seeeneeres
Turrell Hill
Kinsman
Williamesfield
Leon
Dorset
Ashtabula
Oil ¢ City
Frankli
Raymilton
Sandy Lake Aneeee
Ebone Ors
Esseronee
Clarks
Hadley Seeeteeeneeeee
Amasa
Jeffferson
Ashtabulaee
Pittsburgh
P. T.& Bls
Neeting
Popngstys
Traveler's Guide
Pennsylvania
R. R.P. & E. Division
Clarendon
Clarendon Accom
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Erie Mail
Erie
Kane
Irvine
Brié
Sheffield Accom
Sheffield
Aves Erie
Trvineton
Warren Xpress
Warren Accom
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
IME Tabl Noy Ta
Dunkirkar
Bredonia
Casadaga
Sinclairville
Vermont
Joss Mill
Aleaner
A &Gw Cros
Wrewsburg
Fentonvill
Ackley’s
Russellburg
N. Warrer
Warren, Jackson
Irvington
Youngsville
Itsfield
Garland
Newton
Miesinna
Vionesta Valley
R. R
Gilson Vee
Barnes
Donaldson Tao Martin Wee
Brookston
Nortil AM
Martin
Eevee
Donaldson
Hoover
Gilson
Horton, Crary «& CO
Hamburgh
Eden Valley
Eden Center
North Collins
Collins
Gowanda
Sett agaVelnees
Piney Valley
Dsene Cherry Creek
Lonewango
Kennedy
A.V.& PB. Cross'g
Bradsford
Sd Corry
J.S. Bartle
N. P. Agt
Main St
N.Y. i
New York, Pennsylvania
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
Paradise
Bethany
Alexander Campbell
Darwin
Huxley
Tyndall
Church of the Disciples
The
Potomac
Edinburgh
Saint Paul
God
Christ Jesus
Lord
Gen. Garfield
James A. Garfield
Republican
Bullock
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