Savanna Florida and Western Railway Service Listing
Savanna Florida and Western Railway operates daily trains including Pullman and coach cars from New York to Tampa and Jacksonville to Cincinnati via multiple routes. The timetable mentions connections through Waycross, Macon, Jesup, Thomasville, Montgomery,Pensacola, and Louisville with express and long distance services under Superintendent Fleming.
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New Orleans
Pensacola
Terksonville
Louisville
Thomasville
Atlanta
Nashville
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Jesup
Weshington
Traiedle
Montgomery
Pullman
Wayorees
Aiey
Macon
Atlacooza
East Florida Express
Beranot
Waycross
Cillahen Ly
Jackson Ly
Wille
Sham Salam Lire
Ree
Ar Bilam
Dupont
Lake City
Lyville
Quitman
Thoaieavills
Ikral
Ok Louie
Gad Samerilie
Ite
Sinano Jacksonville
Jeanp
Icary
Bertow Mentgomey
Gaines Rill
Fragmented OCR Narrative on Colonel Yerger and Escape
Disjointed text recounts Colonel Percy Yerger's homecomings and his wife reacting angrily. Vague references to a pretty girl in Leipzig, a marriage question, and scattered notes about a “great master” and a lilting historical travel tale. Includes garbled names, medicines, and a sheep drive in a corral setting.
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Percy Yerger
Weill
Petrous Tam
Cowboy's Fall Into Fiery Crater Ends Tragic Ride
From the Laramie Boomerang comes a report of a Texan cowboy named Connelly, aged 21 to 22, who rode toward a burning coal seam in Power River country. He vanished into a crater as hot air scorched the men and the column of smoke and flame erupted, while companions fled on swift horses.
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Laramie
Hugh Connelly
Pia
Connelly
Rainstorm Saves Western Irrigation Conflict
A Colorado canal dispute between English investors and Utah farmers escalated to threats of armed conflict. Armed guards along the ditch and price hikes prompted farmer protests, but a heavy rainstorm flooded the canals, easing tensions and averting violence. The unexpected weather halted the potential battle and allowed irrigation to proceed.
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Chicago Herald
Colorado
Ops
Centennial
party + fishmen
High Line
Cans Company
Agriculcom
Ken
Shotquee
Jen Andry
Pig Iron Miller Dead Diver Known for Brave Rescues
William Miller, famed as Pig Iron Miller for his iron diving feats, died in Se uing. He rescued many from drowning and earned a Board of Trade medal for bravery. His lifelong work involved lifting iron pig from shipwrecks and diving under heavy water pressure.
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William Miller
Se Uing
Obie
Bost
Board of Trade
Frances Iy
Si Mina
President’s Weight Loss Fad Through Swedish Massage
A humorous piece critiques a Swedish massage based regimen touted to slim the President without drugs or dieting. It humorously details exercises performed on a carriage and floor, showing why the movement cure is considered impractical and exhausting, even suggesting spectators would pay to watch.
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White House
United States
Snd Ustrons
Reminiscences of an Old Cornish Meeting House in Maine
Mr L W Small recalls life at a rural Cornish meeting house in Maine with hinged pews that creaked loudly when users rose for prayers. The pulpit gate slammed as the preacher entered, and coal boxes warmed feet. A horse trot marked dedication. morals barred a store and a horse race with Medford rum. Choir singers moved forward to aid hymn singing, and a gay widower in a blue coat drew attention with squeaky birch bark soles. A later revolt banished two instrumentalists the choir insisted had no souls.
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L. W. Small
Oxford County
Lila Boyhood
Small
Bmall
Mr. Small
Eebes
Closer than a Brother Porus plaster dispute over a bargain
Fred suffers a lame back and consults with others about a porus plaster investment. Henry questions him while the young man endures medical and economic pressures. The exchange reveals tensions between business principles and patient comfort as the plaster becomes a burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Henry
Red Star Cough Car Advertised in Fragmented Notice
A garbled 19th century notice touts Red Star Cough Car as a cure for severe coughs. It includes lines about fashion advice for porcelain and brass items and features misread names and places, indicating a noisy OCR of an old classified ad or medical elixir promotion.
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Profewor ‘Williams
Delaware
Physician defies peers with Warner's safe cure claim
An English physician writes a bold letter to the Family Doctor praising Warner's safe cure for Bright's disease and kidney ailments. He recounts his trials, the dramatic patient recoveries, and urges other doctors to abandon professional prejudice and trial the remedy. The Colleges threaten discipline, yet patients improve and the remedy gains supporters among the public despite opposition from mainstream medicine.
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Avery
England
Britain
Tebeweer Ager
Bright
Kidpey
Addy Bright
Warcer
Warner
Manly
College of and Queen's College
Titer
Fragmentary Scene In A Crowded Carriage
A garbled passage describes a crowded car where two ladies and a baby sit ahead of two seats. A younger Indies passenger picks up a stray paper and asks if it is the other person’s. The page reveals a bold heading about hog cholera being very fatal this year, hinting at a sly glance and social awkwardness.
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Chicago
Easy Enough Escapes a Rejection in Brief Exchange
A terse dialogue reveals Jenole telling another that she and Tom are out. He received his quietus last evening and believed she would have him, though she sat only. His reaction is described as easy, noting his habit of taking negatives. The excerpt ends with a clipped remark about his occupation as a photographer.
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Jenole
Tom
Whisky on the Mail Run Sparks Postal Inquiry
A Chicago Railway Mail Service crew faced discipline after a whisk e flask was slipped into an empty mail pouch and mails to Pekin were found whisky soaked. Two clerks were removed from duty following an investigation, with prohibitionists in Pekin refusing to accept the tainted letters and a public row ensuing.
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Railway ‘Mail Postal Service
Rens
Chicago
Yat
Pekin
Fragmented ad and local quip about funeral layout
The piece blends a quip by a St Louis man about a well laid out city with an ad fragment for St Lerce's Golden Medical Discovery and Scott's Emulsion. It touts cures for scrofula and debility, plus a work-at-home opportunity from Nets & Co claiming profits with no capital. Names include Hat tests Co Fortland Maine and W. A. Hulwente M D Salisbury. The tone resembles a late 19th century newspaper snip with promotional content.
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Waycross, Gh
Upatalia
Parker Building
Sepia Ly
W. O. Brantlet
Blackshear, GA
Brown House
Folkston, GA
A. L. Brown
W. Brrcu
Cowsnn TL
MYERS
Hitch & Myers
Attorneys AT Law
Flantavenus
Batilla Louse
Muigil
J. $ Williams
Allomey
Law
Waycross, GA
Brunswick Judicial Circuit
Cason & Miller
General Grocers
Oniera
HL. Boone & Co
Valdosta, Ga. Vaal
pRunNswic Ratt Road
Schlatter
Waycroes
Waa Paw la Fecknnerline
Wir Sarvanoah
Vis
W. Ly
Waycroms
Pearson
Catal
Wageross
B. &W. Stetions
Wand
Wigan
Savanna
Florida and Western Railway
Central Tan Ty Teed Ars
Rosa Wil Ren
West India
Lins
Touts
Tampe
Ar Pel
Bam
Pam See
Lorte Pullman Ballet
New York
Tampa
Washington
Thomasvills Express
Wayeroe
Wall
Jesup Express
Eran
Ing Visttone ii
Wi P
Hardee
G. Fleming
Leipsie
Permick
Wes Hieldestein
Louis
Piknia
Tars
Natiral Bureing Coal Pt
Pig Iron Miller
Maine
Brother
St Banks
Rence
Uty
Pete Nemas Iezae
Cua
Consideon
Loulevilis
Jacobs
Tamar bin
Naice of
Naomi Marae
Ousaden
J A
Renee
Eisad
Hood
Cy Greta
Gil
Hfod
Nib Arco
ArcLexis
St. Louis
St. Lerce's
Scott
Euctaron
W. A. Hulwent
M. D
Hattestes Co
Fortland
Jearn
Wall Street
Tiverol
Gnaciste
Indy
Raffer
Lee
Oary
Samin Ee
J.B. Macchial
Utica
N.Y
Gop
The
Msi
Sas Cuier
Sonya Eam
Gadauay
Fe Tanfoy
Botanic Blood Balm
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James
Oroesy
Boas
Weber
Pride of Georgia Melon Company
Seed Groers
Mason
Egzlohos von
Matis
Erary
Orcaek
Aris Sea
Lapeer
Ters
Tanta
Thurston
CME
Barrow
EV Ae Mur Ata Cea If
Suse Pensionsieres
PS Ae Rl
Srrie Tasiethaet
Iodine Sela
Aoeteen Oe
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