Sunday Train Schedules And Regional Notices
Readable fragments show Sunday train times and connections for multiple lines including Delaware, Willington, and Northern Railways with morning 800 am and afternoon 600 pm departures. Also notes on market streets schedules and no Sunday cications for today.
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Pier Nn
SUN Agin
Sun Suns
Inguan & Lrihers K. Re
Perm
Wester
Wikaingron
Delaware K
Pasunday
Tral Willington & & Northern Rl
Sunde
Deaware Cavert
Avasnington
Das
Arty-Gecun
City Council Proposes Street Cleaning Projects
City Council met in regular session with President Lichtenstein presiding. Street and Water Committees reported on flagging at Eighteenth and West streets, curb stone use, and water pipes on Adams Street. Debates arose over budget constraints, but reports were adopted. Several street openings and grade adjustments were approved or rejected, deeds ordered recorded, and miscellaneous orders totaling pay rolls were issued. The meeting included petitions on cows, gutters, sidewalks, curbing, and a fountain project, all referred to the Street Committee for action.
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Lichtenstein
Pope
F. E. Gallagher
Weat
EB. P. Williamson
Edwin Forrest
Adams Street
Seventh
Baker
J.8. Lee
Toeth Street
Lincoln and
Union
J. T Cornell
Jefferson Street
Doane & Speakman
Sherman Street
Washington Hastings
J. A. McCaulley
Robert Smith
Seventh Ward
Fourth Street
Jackson
Broome
William Canby
Delaware Avenue
Jefferson
Madison Streets
Wenkington Hastings
Poplar Street
Eleventh
Edward Bringhurst
Eighth
Broome Streets
Ilmington Fountain Society
Conrad
Geo Churchman
Delaware Ram i
George H. Bowman
Daniel J. Mebiride
he /urry
Benj. Ewing
Hugh Patton
R. H. Cook
John McDonnell
Street Committee
Edward Farmer
E. Provost
Sherman letter shows clash of civilians and soldiers
The Baltimore Sun critiques General Sherman for writing as if civilians are lesser and soldiers are the only true citizens. It argues his Springfield letter reveals a sectional tone and risks undermining republican ideals, warning that continued military framing could erode trust in civilian life and industry.
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Sherman
Gen. Sherman
New York
Springfield
Mass
Army of the United States
W.T. Sherman
Washington
United States
Alexander
César
Frederick the Great
Napoleon
Ninth Corps
General Sherman
House of Representatives
Clarkson N. Porter
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Lan Gage
Sherwan
Balt, Sun
Century City News Highlights Major Estate and Transit Updates
The Centerville Citizen reports Aaron Smith, recently arrived from Canada, received word from Melbourne of a grandfather’s death leaving £400,000 and two million dollars to Smith and six heirs. An extra morning passenger train and a freight-added car are to run between Centerville and Philadelphia starting Monday. A correction notes fire insurance of 800 with a loss around 40, property owned by Van Bright Esq., insured by Delaware Siaw Fire and Marine. The new pavement in front of the First Presbyterian church is praised.
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Centerville
Aaron Smith
Canada
Melbourne
Australia
Smith
Philadelphia
Perryville
van. Bright E
Second Edition The Electoral Fraud Investigation Opens
The Hayes Louisiana electors dispute unfolds as Levisee testifies that bribe offers were from nonofficial sources and that his name was forged on two Louisiana returns. Kellogg allegedly signed the forgeries, with forged and genuine returns debated by the electoral commission amid Democratic push for clarity. The Pope’s title issue looms, and a Matthews letter inquiry is ordered, seeking originals from James E. Anderson.
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Leviser
Kellogg
Wasnixuron
Potter Committee
Levisee
Hayes
Louisiana
Senate
Tilden
Washington
W. P. Kellogg
Mr. Hayes
Levixee
New Orleans
Electoral College
Wall
Electoral Commission
Genie Anderson
Ferry
House
Butler
Stanley Matthews
James E. Anderson
Nomination Election Arrives Amid Busy Locals
Tomorrow brings the nomination election as locals note pleasant weather hurts crops and health. The city’s leading dentist is Dr. Gallagher at 835 Market Street. Chapman's Tobacco Depot sells cigars at 8 W corner Fourth and Shipley. Election week fills Masonic lodge activity. GaAzette job office advertises affordable work.
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Dr. Gallagher
Market Street
Chapman's
Corner Fourth
Shipley
GaAzette
True Economy in Daily Life and Work
The article argues for real economy by earning as much as one consumes and using time wisely. It warns against idleness, urges diligent work, and links economy to health, vigor, and social duty. It critiques petty frugality that drains effort and emphasizes purposeful use of abilities and resources.
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Reading Eagle
Bennette-Dyer Marriage Prominent Chesapeake City Pair Wed
At Grace M E Church Philadelphia on Tuesday June iven by Rev Richard W Humphries, Alexander P Bennette of Chesapeake City MD wed Sallie T Dyer of Philadelphia PA in a church ceremony.
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Bennette—Dyer
Grace M E. Church
Phillies
Richard W. Humphries
Alexander P. Bennette
Chesapeake City
Sallie T. Dyer
Philadelptia
Funeral Notice for Kin Lawrence T. Aged 2 Years 9 Months
Kin Lawrence T son of J E and Carson, aged 2 years 9 months, died recently. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral at the residence of his parents, 403 E Seventh Street, Sunday afternoon. Services at 1 o'clock.
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LGU
Carson
Lawrence T
J. E and
Seventh Street
J O'Elock
Nomination Election for Sheriff and Coroner Tomorrow
A Nomination Election for Sheriff and Coroner will take place tomorrow in the Tenth Ward. Polls at the corner of Head and Jackson streets. By order of the Judges.
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Sherif
Heed
Jackson Streets
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