Train No59 Schedule Fragment
Readable OCR shows train times and numbers with destination hints. Key items include PM and AM time stamps, run numbers and platform notes, indicating a partial timetable snippet.
03 Oct 1876
Page 1
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1876
Page
1
Readable OCR shows train times and numbers with destination hints. Key items include PM and AM time stamps, run numbers and platform notes, indicating a partial timetable snippet.
Trains on the Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road westward from Philadelphia to Corry and eastward to Philadelphia from Erie. Connections with L S M S R W and L S M S RK W. Timetables show Erie Philadelphia time differences and notable departure and arrival times.
Burgess W H Pickett. Town Council W C Rowland E G Wood M B Dunham James Clark Jr Andrew Hertzel George H Ames G L Friday P J Falconer M Spaulding. Clerk K P King. Assessor 3 P Marston. School Directors Benjamin Nesmith R P King Chas W Stone J F Wells F Henry George Ensworth. Justices of the Peace D J Hodges D W C James. Constable J B Russell. Notaries Public D I Ball C H Noyes H E K Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith. Auditors G N Parmlee A J Huazeltine E F Hodges.
Congressman A G Egbert represents Franklin Pennsylvania and State Senator W S McMullan serves Oil City. The list names Assemblyman Geo W Allen Tidioute. President Judge Lansing D Wetmore Warren. Associate Judges Isaac H Hiller Carter V Kinnear. Sheriff Sylvester H Davis. Prothonotary Starling W Waters. Register W J Alexander. Treasurer Rob E Miller. County Commissioners M Dunham E R Wheelock J B Jennings. Coroner Theodore Chase. District Attorney Wyn Schnur. Auditors E E Spencer G C James. Nick Thompson County Superintendent. Sugar Grove.
A list of church denominations with pastors and weekly service times. Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin holds service at 11 AM and 7 30 PM with Sabbath school at 12 30 PM. Episcopal Rev H S Getz 11 AM 7 PM with Sabbath school at 12 30 PM. Methodist Rev C G McEntire 11 AM 7 30 PM with Sabbath school 9 AM. Evangelical Rev A Rearick 10 30 AM 7 30 PM with Sabbath school 9 20 AM. Lutheran Rev F C H Lampe 11 AM 7 20 PM with Sabbath school 2 30 AM. Scandinavian Rev J Meliander first and third Sundays 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM. Catholic Father De La Roque assisted by Father Mullen Sunday masses 7 30 and 10 20 AM Vespers 7 PM.
In a white coffin a dead child lies as Walt Whitman sits nearby with young ones. Dodge reports Whitman and children ponder death, life, and mystery, noting that life is sweet yet death remains incomprehensible. The piece reflects on mortality and faith, quoting reflections about breath and heaven.
An era timetable lists eastward and westward train schedules effective June 1 1976. It includes Buffalo Erie Buffalo Creek RY stations and several stops such as Limestone Ridge Abbott's Road Jamestown North Collins Collins Dayton Pine Valley Cherry Creek and Cohenango with varying AM and PM departures and arrivals and notes some trains do not stop.
Fragmented timetable lists multiple lines including Allegheny Valley Railroad Pittsburgh to Buffalo and connections via Kittanning Oil City Corry and Buffalo. Shows station names Bradys Bend Parker Mayfielda Hos and Westward divisions with arrival and departure times and officer names David McCargo general superintendent and Jon Hall general passenger and ticket agent.
Trains eastward and westward schedules listed with stops from Cincinnati to New York and beyond. Includes Nos. 1 2 3 6 12 services, daily operation notes, and palace sleeping coaches on key trains. Connections at Mansfield Ravenna Meadville Union Jamestown Binghamton and Cleveland offer regional links. Officials Shattuc and Cooper outline ticketing rules and no stopover policy.
Various lodges and orders in Willowan and area outline regular meeting nights and locations including LABAN LODGE No 52 K of H in Burgess block every other Monday with A Merrill reporting North Star Lodge No 241 AYM regular meetings Wednesday near full moon with C H Noyes W M G O Cornelius secretary Occidental H IR A Chapter No 235 second Monday monthly Tuos Keelor H P J H Spencer secretary Conewango Lodge No 250 I O G T meets Monday evenings in Johnson's Exchange J Taylor W C C G Pollock secretary Warren Lodge No 39 I O O F meets Tuesday evenings in Allen Block M Davidson N G John Grindley secretary Kossuth Encampment No 98 I O Q F meets second and fourth Thursdays in Johnson's Exchange G H Ames C P R Dennison secretary Ogalala Tribe No I I O R M meets Friday evenings in S Burgess block H A Dunn sachem C A Waters C of R
The piece portrays stage coaches in the Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevadas, detailing narrow shelf roads, steep grades, and the skill and courage of six-horse drivers who ensure safety on perilous descents. It includes dramatic accidents and a humorous anecdote about a gun recoil.
The Boston Post notes Jericho Vermont supported the Republican ticket and predicts a Republican path to victory in November. The remark compares modern politics to the biblical Jericho conquest, urging readers to recall past outcomes.
A New York dealer notes half the patrons cannot tell a five cent cigar from a twenty five cent one apart from price markings.
The Hell Gate explosion successfully fractured the rock reef blocking New York harbor entry. Vast crowds watched from Astoria and Hoyt's Place as the reef was blown, the shaft dam gone, and water returned to level. Officials report minimal damage and outline months of dredging remaining to deepen the channel.
A compact list notes Fridays linked to Columbus voyages from 1492 through major events in American history. It includes landfall on October 12 1492, Columbus’s return January 1493, Mayflower landings in 1620, George Washington’s birth February 22 1732, Bunker Hill 1775, Saratoga 1777, Yorktown surrender, and the Declaration read on June 7 1776.
Gen Newton says the Sunday date is not a preference but a duty to prevent a potential accidental explosion. He argues holding the mass of explosives near Astoria or elsewhere poses a grave risk and must be removed as soon as possible.
A newspaper man visiting the Centennial Exhibition noted a billing error at a French restaurant. The bill for boiled eggs was corrected after he claimed the egg contained a chicken, increasing the charge from thirty to sixty cents for chicken on the revised bill.
A collection of short, pithy sayings offering advice on effort, ambition, honesty, and cheerful generosity. It urges starting from modest beginnings, improving through practice, and valuing action over lengthy lectures.
A lengthy critique notes three fourths of New York merchants fail to advertise effectively and burdened by costs cannot grow. A. T. Stewart & Co. is praised as the only firm that advertises constantly, keeping constant business and crowded elevators with 20 to 25 people per car.
Miss Abbie J. Terry argues for early nights and brave wooing. She says 10:30 should end visits when possible and warns against overbearing presence. A woman desires a man who acts with confidence and earns her respect.
The Old South church is preserved after a long pickle thanks to the ladies who raised the sugar. It is now preserved in the regular way and hoped to last a thousand years without needing further work.
A narrated tour of a Dead Letter Office display reveals tales of lost mail and discarded hopes. The piece notes live snakes in parcels, an alligator in a mail bag, flowers, and misaddressed or unpaid letters averaging 12 000 to 15 000 daily, with millions in drafts and cash lost annually and eventually turned to the Postoffice fund. It highlights the human errors behind these postal fates and the cache of photographs and dress samples among the exhibits.
A moral sermon denounces tattling as the worst vice among neighbors. It cites biblical quotes and psalms to condemn tale bearing, arguing the tongue provokes discord, distrust, and ruin more than any animal. The piece likens tattlers to vipers, warning their poison harms all.
The Emlenton and Shippenville narrow gauge railroad is completed and cars run from Emlenton to Turkey City. Grading to Edenburg is nearly done and work will be pushed to finish that section in a few weeks.
Meadville clergyman Peate preached six one hour sermons over two days. He held two love feasts and two quarterly conferences and traveled sixty miles during the same period.
Poetic line describes love as an unrestrained giver that lavishes without reason and then trembles about whether its generosity suffices, revealing the paradox of boundless affection.
Chave of quips and anecdotes on religion fashion tobacco and marriage. lines on women and men, everyday life, and a Chicago Prairie Avenue girl perspective. Readers encounter jokes about music papers, smokers, youth, money, and prankish humor with a nostalgic tone.
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