Winter Time Table for Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road 1876
The November 26 1876 winter time table lists forward and return trains for the Philadelphia and Erie route. Erie bound and Corry bound westward trains depart Kane and Erie with connections to L S M S R W and other lines. Note Erie departure times are Philadelphia time which is twenty minutes faster than local time. General Superintendent WM A Baldwin signs.
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Philadelphia & Erie
Warren
Erie Acc
Kane
Erie
Corry
Philadelphia
Erie Mail
Irie
Eos Kane
Tim No. 14 schedule takes effect in 1876 region
Rail timetable lists stops from Titusville to Dunkirk with departure times from Leave Titusville to Arrive Titusville and notes officials D.T Waver C. A. Clute L. T. Bishop. It documents connections at Dunkirk Fredonia and Falconer's and daily ex and C. Ex trains with a series of morning to evening departures.
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Dunkirk
Fredonia
Falconer’s
A&g W Cro
Frewsburg
Fentonville
Russelburg
Warren
Irvington
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Garland
Grand Valley
Pea
Titusville
D.T Waver
C. A. Clute
L. T. BisHop
Acca
Buffalo and Jamestown R R Timetable November 13 1876
Train times listed for Buffalo Jamestown route with stations from Buffalo Erie R Y to Jamestown and return. Timetable shows AM and PM departures, stops at Eastward stations including Big Tree Gowanda Kennedy Conewango and others with multiple daily trains and numbered services.
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Buffalo
Erie
Buffalo Creek
Timestone
Big Tree
Bbott
Hamburgh Water Valle
Eden Valley
Eden Centre
North Collir
Lawtons Collins
Gowanda
Dayton
Markhams Pine Valley
Kerry Cree
Conewango
Stear Creek
Kennedy V& Pcr
Jamestow
Local Directory of Burgess and Town Officials
Directory lists town officers and district county officials with names and towns including Warren and Sugar Grove. It enumerates positions such as Burgess, Clerk, Assessor, School Directors, Justices, Constable, Notaries, Auditors, and county roles like Sheriff, Treasurer, and County Commissioners.
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George Ensworth
Justices of the Peace
D. J. Hodges
D. W.C. James
Constable
John F. McPherson, Jr
D. I. Ball
C. H. Noyes
H. E. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
Geo. P. Orr
A. J. Hazeltine
E. F. Hodges
A. G. Egbert
Franklin
C. W. Stone
Warren
Assemblymaze
W. M. Lindsey
Lansing D. Wetmore
W. B. Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W. Connely
Deerfield
Henry Brace
W. Waters
Register & Recorder
W.J. Alexander
Rob’t E. Miller
M. Dunham
Enterprise
E.R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
J. B. Jennings
Tidioute
Geo
Columbus
T. E. Barnes
Sheffield
G. C. James
N. R K. Thompson
Church Services Across Denominations Listed
The notice lists pastors and service times for Presbyterian Episcopalian Methodist Evangelical Lutheran Scandinavian and Catholic churches. Regular worship hours include morning and evening services with Sunday schools scheduled at various times.
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R. M. Warren
A. Rearick
F. C. H. Lampe
J. Mellander
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Fraternal Lodges and Meetings Schedule Listed
Local notices list meeting nights for Laban Lodge No 52 K of H Carroll Lodge No 102 AOUW North Star Lodge No 241 AY M Occidental H R A Chapter No 235 Conewango Lodge No 259 IOOGT Warren Lodge No 339 IOOF Kossuth Encampment No 98 IOOF Ogalala Tribe No IOR M in Johnsons Exchange and S Burgess block with officers including Willis Cowan A Merrill J J Taylor J L MeciLurams C W Butler H A Dawn and C A Waters indicating regular gatherings on specified weekdays after full or new moons and month dates.
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Laban Lodge
Burgess’ Block
Willis Cowan
A. Merrill
Carroll Lodge
A. O
U. W
Ss. Burgess’ Store
L. Coates
M. W
A. Waters
Recorder
North Star Lodge
WM. Schnur
W. M
J.J. Taylor
Train timetable fragment with station stops
A list of stops including Franklin Raymilton Stoneboro Hadley Amasa Jameston Andover Jefferson Ashtabula Cleveland Erie Buffalo with times starting 9.37 am and ending 5.45 pm.
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Oil
City
Franklin
Raymilton
Stoneboro -Hadley
Amasa
Jameston
Andover
Jefferson
Ashtabula Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
May's doorway of the year inspires nature poems
Whittier and Celia Sanford passages share reflections on self made men, temperance gains, and moral progress. The column notes cultural pieces, anecdotes, and civic topics from poetry to industry and newspapers, reflecting 19th century sensibilities and social ideals.
Mrs. Gaines Wins Long Will Suit Over Real Estate
Judge Billings issues a sweeping decision recognizing Mrs. Gaines as legitimate heir under an 1813 will, settling claims valued in the millions and overturning prior purchases. The ruling orders defendants to account for income, strips them of titles, and signals a future appeal to the U S Supreme Court, likely years away.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Last Resort
Billings
New Orleans Democrat
Pat Among the Lawyers Joke At Wiscasset Dinner
A humorous Irish visitor crashes a lawyer dinner in Wiscasset. A bantering lawyer asks about birth, occupation, and father, culminating in the claim that heaven lacks lawyers to prosecute, trading horses in both worlds. The tale relies on Irish wit and courtroom satire.
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Wiscasset
Emerald Isle
Ireland
Kingdom of Heaven
Anna Dickinson Ends Engagement at Eagle Theatre
Anna Dickinson publishes an open letter in New York papers accusing proprietor Mr Hart of petty abuses on and off stage. She says contract violations will be settled in court, which Hart has already begun by suing Miss Dickinson.
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Danbury News
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Herald
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Delaware Water Gap
Willamsport Gazette
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Order of Free Masons
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Pittsburg Exposition Society
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Boston Advertiser
Bridget
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Titusville Herald
Tilden
Democratic Party
Dr. Newman
White House
Grant
Anna Dickinson
Eagle Theatre
Hart
Anna
P. S
Mr. Hart
Miss Dickinson
Printing and Journalism in China
A San Francisco Monitor note describes Chinese printing offices as highly curious with thousands of cases and a two story building. Apprentices spend twenty years learning the case with ladders to reach higher type. presses are hand operated, editors bear full responsibility, and a twenty five cylinder press prints tea chests weekly.
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Canton
Empire
Bennett
China
San Francisco Monitor
Remark on Cabinet Size Attracts Mrs Clemmer Comment
Mrs Mary Clemmer notes the Cabinet’s fourteen ears and seven noses as remarkable while easing the point with a quip about a pinched nose. She cites Attorney General Devens saying he left a place that suited him for one that does not suit him at all.
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Mary Clemmer
Devens
Massachusetts
Firmness and Morality Fail to Help a Hungry Boy
A newspaper item from Danbury News recounts Mrs Koncistent turning away a hungry boy who begged for food and work, then shunning him again when a second boy in need appears selling grated horse radish. The tale ends noting the moral remains intact despite events.
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Danbury News
The Hard Working Journalist Deserves Public Support
A neighbor’s letter extols enterprising editors who labor unseen to serve the public. It argues journalists endure gratuities, late nights, and costly efforts to inform and defend citizens, yet receive little thanks or pay. The piece urges readers and politicians to value responsible editorial work.
Industrious Maid Traps Suitor With Clever Feint
In Philadelphia a maid mockingly argues work is unfashionable yet proves her industry by sewing a towel herself after a parlor sighing ruse. The incident ends with a cooled relationship and a barb about a woman's capacity versus a fifty horsepower engine.
Anna Dickinson Faces Scheduling with McVicker
Actress Anna Dickinson discusses an engagement plan with McVicker for spring or fall while noting current contracts totaling twenty six weeks and a New York run at Mr Dally's theatre. She counters accusations of failure.
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Anna Dickinson
McVicker
Mr. Dally
New York
What to do with Hats in Church
A Harrisburg man explains the public worship hat problem. He notes hats in aisles or pews risk damage, misplacement, or dust and offers no simple solution beyond careful handling. The piece humorously weighs the hazards of floor, seat, and aisle placement and asks how hats should be managed in church.
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Harrisburg
Celery for Nervousness Heralded by Writer
A writer extols blanched celery as a daily salad aid for nervous people and palpitations, noting it steadies the limbs and calms agitation. He claims celery even helps canaries with delicate nerves, and onions can substitute when celery is out of season.
Sunday as the week’s golden clasp in Bridgeport Standard
A Bridgeport Standard columnist reflects on Sunday as the week’s binding moment and suggests readers try stored bunian remedies after six days of activity.
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Bridgeport Standard
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