PULLMAN SLEEPING AND HOTEL CARS ON THROUGH TRAINS
Train schedule notes Pullman sleeping and hotel cars attached to through trains between Chicago Crestline and Pittsburg Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York. Trains depart Alliance daily except Sunday at 830 am and 420 pm arriving Alliance 950 am and 640 pm Sundays 840 am and 340 pm. Time card effective June 1 1887 with rates and local notices for Wooster Ohio advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil'a
Expr's
Expr’s
Exv
Expr
Chicago
Ft. Wayne
Crestline
Mansfield
Londonville
Wooster
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Accomodation
A.m
Houndenville
Shreve
Fugout
Orrville
Masaliloi
Canton
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Columbiana
Ohester
Alleghny
Pullmans
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington City
Philelphia
T Day
Weat
Alleghany
Rochester
Salem
Alliance
Massillon
Loudonville
North-Western Ohio Railway
Gotna West
Toledo
Goine East
Manfield
Cleveland
R. R. Gown North
Ponder
New Philadelphia
Steubenville
Bellaire
Gore East
Niles & Sali R R. Niley
Hone Falls
Portage
Warwick Nh
Apple Creek
Holmesville Fredericksb'rg
Milleraburg
P.M
Aersburs
Killbucksey
Black Creek
Galens
Weaterville
Columbus
P.mampa
Hudson
Pyaboge Falls
New Portage
Cilaton
Aple Creek
Fredericks
Holmesville
St GreRure
Hiack Greek
Danville
Gambler
Centerbury
Condit
Sunbury
Galena
Westarvile
Sunda
Monsarrat
T. Akron
Taffleck
Colmbus
Local Herald Board Names Officers and Directors
The Wayne Herald lists officers and directors including MCROUCH as President Calvin Armstrong as Vice President J UO NOTESTINE as Secretary WOW WALLACE as Treasurer and a slate of directors such as COW Harp J Rosinson Mb WOW Wallace James Wallace and JO Notesitise with an executive committee including M C Kovuca CV Harp and J O NotesTine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRouch
Calvin Armstrong
UO Notestine
Wow Wallace
Tisagtner
COW Harp
Rosinson Mb
James Wallace
JO Notestise
Fraternal Lodges and Societies Listings in Wording
A dense roster of local fraternal orders and lodges with meeting nights and halls. It names Red Men's Hall Zimmermans Block Wooster Council K of P encampments Knights of Pythias and G A R postings with officers and regular meeting dates for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's
Zimmerman’s Block
Pierson
Order of the Trod
Reg Dents
Esos Pretap Ny
Esenezer
All Moon
Hid
Full Moon Wooster Caite
P. Wooster Council
Wooster Lodge
Jacob's Iron Block
Sinclair Clapper
Killbuck
Kehsen
Uncas Tribe
J. K. McBripg
Sichbi
H . J. Kaufpman
Rising Star Lodge
K. of P
Odd
Geo. Brau
Morning Star
LODGE
K. of
Odd Kellows
Wm. Kostenbader
Irene Lodge
Kauffman
Moriai
Hono
Lemuel Humphre
Canaan Grangs
Ohio
N, Glark
Colonel's Valiant Run From Dutch Creek Saloon
A long narrative follows the Colonel fleeing through mining camps after a row at Challengers Hill. He defends a stagecoach, disarms robbers, and returns to aid an old mother, aided by his horse Tipsie and loyal companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiong
Dards
Lorke-raic
Challenge Hill
Balcon
Teddy Flat
Lone Hand
Blazer’s
Murderer’s
Pursner
Frealian
Gownel
Barry
Maine
Slim Mike
Lyer
Aerlusti
Riik Conira
Indids
Logrosler
Aurl Steel
Blake la
Old Black
Black
Zen Leien
Hlack
Nike
Coloel
Perkins
Fellowes
Bettini
Gil Hen
Ian Aubry
Peel
Ani
Indy
South Mountain
Frerick
Reno
der Burnside
Barbara
Rex
Barba
Aunt's
Charzin
Ahmed
Outdoor Parlors and Verandas in Early Homes
A essay on front piazzas highlights the charm and practicality of outdoor parlors. It contrasts airy, romantic verandas with cramped indoor spaces, praising vines, honeysuckles, and moonlit lattice work while noting comfort and use for daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dau
Fie
Lovery
Hudson
Atreist
Stribner’ S Maga
Plan for Comfortable Longhouse Rooms and Doors
The passage outlines a design concept prioritizing comfort and elegance. It describes wide doors and a square through corridor, with spacious first floor and possible bay windows or simple modern style. The aim is a practical, comfortable, and aesthetic home layout.
Kidney Health and Misconceptions About Urine Signals
The piece argues that kidney symptoms often reflect normal body processes or emotional stress rather than organ disease. It warns against quack remedies and urges seeking qualified medical advice for any genuine kidney concerns to avoid unnecessary fear or misdiagnosis. It emphasizes prompt professional evaluation when in doubt.
Woodpecker as a Pianist Inspires Birds Song Substitution
A careful observer notes that a woodpecker’s bill strikes resemble instrumental music. The bird returns to one spot on a tree all day and taps rapidly, producing a vibratory sound that resembles a song. The performance accompanies the hen on her nest and varies with tree position and observer distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perle Spuanee
Amon
Weather Indication System Described by Signal Service Bureau
A reporter details the Washington weather office workflow at 5 to 7 p m as dispatches flow in from across North America. Senior forecasters place data on a large map, outlining probabilities and 24 hour outlooks for regions from New England to the South, including flood and river rise forecasts for cotton-picking seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ankeles
Canada
British America
West Indies
Nova Scotia
Olympia
Erties
British Ameria Sydney
Newfoundland
San Die Sifiorain
Teres
Puck
Ata
Olser
Engly
Middles
Aeae Valley
New Teacher Subdues unruly Western New York school
A model school teacher in western New York faced a riotous class led by John Tarbox. He used restraint and decisive action, demanding names and restoring order with a single swift strike. By day’s end the school was praised as the best in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gailion
John Tarbox
John
Tarbox
Dogs sense scents more than mere smell in daily life
The text argues dogs detect odors beyond ordinary smell, recognizing people by scent even in disguises. Anacharist reportedly tracks paths and objects by scent, and dogs may perceive continuous, distinct odors left by travelers that blend with surrounding air to form a mental picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univ
Fragments Tell of Bee Interruption During Street Scene
Frayed OCR describes a scene with a dog, a pitcher, and a bee causing chaos as a crowd and a uniformed officer react. The fragmented text mentions a beestung moment and a broken pitcher amid onlookers and a street display.
Virginia writer Henry A Wise linked to famous phrase
Virginia author Henry A Wise is reported as the source of the line the office seeks the man not the man the office and is added to the list of American fiction writers cited for the quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enry A. Wise
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald Printing Co
R L. Spooner Epipriffich
Kaat Liberty Street
South Buckeye’ Stret
Fort Wayne
Ntisbyurgh
Wayne &Citicico
Rattway
jArrive Allance
Niles Duttee Ept
Chi Rentima
Win. A. Baldwin
E. A. Ford Gen
P&t. A
Enab
Valley Railroad
Twutheran
Winess
First Presbyterian
McCurpy
Cor Walnut
North St
Trinity
Stockine
Church of ‘God
C. WinpiGter
Pasion
Peg
S. S
James PE
Dallas Techer
Perviere Lunas
North Buckeye
East Larwill
Bethany Baptist
Lehr & Smith
Ayr’s Hall
West Liberty Street
Woostar
S. R. Bonewitz
J. H. Taylor
Liberty
Edward S. Dowell
Public Square
D T. Downing
Brobute Court
Reason
Zimmerman Building
Ee Oatayes
A.A Ingram
War Public
John McSweeney, Jr
Wooster Ohio
W. Conner Public Square
NMORR
Sea Public Square
B. Swartz
Downing Block
N. E. Cor
Taylor
East Liberty Atseat
Taggart Ocum
BANKS
Bank OF Wooster
Joan Zimmerman
Fpreat
Ggo. P
Exrico
Curtin V. Harp
WascopNty National Bank
Or Wooster
Tal
Qagon
Baiex
Pesigenty Overholt
Vige Erdentey
G. Hakan
Iquinby’ Baid Bank
Hublip Square
Belknap
F. Woods
Liberty St
Wooster Burial Case CO
W. G. Lautner
Bee'y
Benis Carriage Works
Tay- Lo & Bardon
Frop
N .Beaver
Dentist's
Chhesler
Clark Bros
Liberty Te
Oost
Fire Insurance
Ual
ns.Co
Femf General Agt
Wayne Co
Wooster City
J J. Geitgey
Ond
General Pindertaker
Fast Lberty
Wadoster
D Y. Landis
Cor
Bealle Aye
Liberty At
Spear & Son
Whelesale & Retail
W. Sherry St
W. S. Flattery
Court Hous
Nto
E. Mensheimer
Propr
Central House
Wooster Ohi
A. A. Carr
E Central
Eastern House
N. Kelster
Prop'r. Cor
Liberty and
Beaverstree A
Smithville
Levi Sowers
Prom
E. Ghatelain
E. Sido Public Square
Arenes Ja Ah Shirley
Corper Buckeyp
Liberty Streets
Newkirk
Crry Tav- Ehy and
SALS
Buckeye St
H. Thomas
North Market Street
Cinnati College of Music
Theodore Thomas
John . Thomas
Oster
Rudloff
Louis Lilienthal
Cinrat Baumgardner
Amer Hhouse
E. C. Hard& Coq
3M K. Hard’s Family Mythiclass
Diamond Alley
Hemfat
C. Ome
Irestone
N. Market
North Ats
Warren
M.D. Howe Athiet
East North St
BEL
Red Front
Woolster
Walter
H. A. Phompson
Westerville, C
Ces Se Gao
Ong Sa
Ani Sm
Huron
Pries
Milan
Norwalk
Clarksfield
Brighton Wellington
Spencer
Creston
Burton City
Dalton
E. Greenville
Mansillon
Fries
Hartland
Clarks Field
Spencer O
Alton
Greenville
Magsillon
Akron & Columb
Mail Sun
A. M
Broadway
Brooklyn
Independence
Tinker’s Creek
Brecksville
Peninsula
Sverett
Bali
Hawkins
Bottum
Akron
East Akron
Yah
Krumroy
Uniontown
Greentown
New Berlin
Lake Park
Tuscarawas Ave
Jaar Ace
M UE Mia
A Sar
Bay
AL A
Botzam
Hawkins Y
Everett
Boston Y
Tinker's Creek
Brigus
Sperintendent
The
Wayne Go. Herald
Herald P. ‘Igniting Co
M,c Kovuca
Harp
J O. NotesTine
Ruschi
Clara
Gabby
Bref Harte
Togroller
Ella Rodman
Circe
Babbara Fritcie
the Woodpecker
Cate
Dogas
Andius
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!