Alliance to Niles and Ashtabula Rail Time Table 1882
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus Rail road schedules show eastbound trains from Alliance to Niles daily except Sunday at 6 50 am and 5 05 pm with arrivals at Niles 9 50 am and 7 15 pm. Westbound trains leave Niles daily except Sunday at 8 40 am and 4 07 pm arriving Alliance 11 00 am and 4 55 pm. Time is Columbus time, 12 minutes slower than Pittsburgh, 20 minutes faster than Chicago.
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Niles
Alliance
Columbuship
Pittsburg
Saur
Chicago
Manefield
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Shreve
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Salem
Columbiana
Rochester
Alleghany
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Harrisburg
Washington
New York
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Pitts
Tarrisburg
Baltimore
Washington City
Iphia
New
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Columbiano
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Toledo
Gilda
Marietta
Reight
Loudonville
Mansfield
Pan Ft
Wayne
Irgnville
Billeys
Curtice
Wikston
North-Western Ohio Railway
Trowbridge
Taroor
Fremont
Clyde
Cleveland
Pittsburgis R. R. P
Bellevue
Monroeville
Ind
Notwalk
Hartland
Clarksfield
Cave Alliance
Brixton
Wellington
New Philadelphia
Spencer
Steubenville
Arid
Lodi
Bellaire
Creston
Smithville
Orrville
Button City
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Huron
Norwalk
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Mariet
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Birton City
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Rivalkie
Mortroeville
Femont
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Willstons
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Baleys
Irville
Nor Toledo
Norwal
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Norwalkie
P.M
Hudson
Cuyhoga Falls
Akron
New Portage
Clinton
Warwick
Marshallville
AD le Creek
Fredericksb
Holmvnsville
Gambier
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Liberty
Centerbury
Condit
Sunbury
Galena
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Sun
A. M. Hudson
Curahoga Falls
A.M “ ‘. Clinton
Fredericks
Holmesville
Millersburg
Killbuck
Black Creek
Gann
Westervile
Eave Columbus
Temperance Question Divides Opinion on Third Party
A survey of 24 responses from figures such as Rev. Dr. Herrick Johnson A F Sherrill M M Dana and others shows broad caution about forming a new temperance party. Many favor legal or moral action and local option over a new national banner, arguing existing parties can advance temperance through reform and education.
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Inter-Ocean
Herrick Johnson
Chicago
A. F. Sherrill
Omaha
M.M. Dana
St. Paul
Kansas
Iowa
Frank Russell
Mansfield
Ohio
George C. Adams
St. Louis
James W. Strong
Northfield
Minn
R. Cordley
Emporia
Kan
N. A. Hyde
Indianapolis
George C. Niles
Evanston
A. F. Beard
Syracuse
New York
Bone H. M. Storrs
Orange
N. J
J. Morgan Smith
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. E. Rankin
Washington
Christian Worep
M. Hatfield
Flye
Ruth
Frank P. Woodburn
Rockford
John H. Barrows
L. Blakesley
Opera
Charles T. Colins
Cleveland
J. W. Hilton
Enver
Col
Schuyler Colfax
South Bend
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Malthusian Metropolis and Southern California Weather Notes
The article contrasts New York's housing hostility to large families with a harsh view of city life for parents, citing Malthusian dynamics in Manhattan. It also recounts William H. Bishop’s Harper’s Magazine on San Diego area winters and dust storms, and reports Ohio Editorial Association activities in Dayton, including officers, membership, and a banquet with a large Cincinnati-bound sendoff.
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New York
Manhattan
Malthus
New Yorker
Hiades
Temaie
Junius Henri Browne
Harver’s Magazine
California
San Diego
William H. Bishop
Harper’s Magazine
Association
A. Voight
Courter
Jeffersonville
J. B. Doyle
Herald
Steubinville
J. A. Estell
Holmes
J. H. Newton
Advocate
Newark
Peter H. Stauffer
Loudonville
A. Thompson
Gazette
Delaware
E. D. Moffett
Weston
W. B. Dobson
Democrat
Dayton
Becker House
Cincinnati
South
Medicine men linked to grave robbery in Jersburg
The case involves a grave robbing in Jersburg tied to local suspects. A body identified as Mrs. John Gordon, four miles west of the town, was found packed in sawdust in a box shipped from Millersburg to Cleveland. Cleveland express workers opened the box and found a corpse, noting the theft was not the motive but bungling in the handling.
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Jersburg
John Gordon
Millersbug
Cleveland
Express Office
Cincinnati Enquirer
Tyrant farmer dies by own pistol after family dispute
Henry Sauberbin of Yellow Bend Ross county died after firing a pistol at his head amid a quarrel over his daughter's choice of husband. He half cocked the weapon, failed, then shot himself, dying hours later amid relieved neighbors.
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Henry Sauberbin
Yellow Bend
Ross County
Arraignment in Perjury Case Over New Marriage
Andrew Harps of Auglaize county faced a magistrate on perjury charges after securing a Probate Court license for his November 30 marriage to Miss Ann Crites. Crites’s father William protested to the court, alleging Harps lied about the bride’s age to induce the nuptials, but the preliminary examination led to dismissal with the family Bible as evidence.
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Andrew Harps
Auglaize
Harps
Ann Crites
William Crites
Wapakoneta
Vine
Rabbits Abundant in Australia With Export Canned Rabbit Expected
Australia faces a rabbit surplus leading to a factory for preserving them and planned export of canned rabbit. Georgia's Talbot County held the only fair last year.
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Australia
TalBot
Georgia
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