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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Of Canton-Akron Rail.
way Now Projected
TO PARALLEL A. B. {.
Attorney ChiIds Enters a Formal
Application for q Franchise
Through Cuyahoga
County.

Cleveland. O., June ga project for
the building of an electric railway to
parallel the A. B. & G. line was revealed
yesterday by the application for fran
chise through this county. Thomas l..
Childs, Of Akron, made the application
to the county commissioners. Great
secrecy has surrounded the plans of the
capitalists represented by Mr.. Childs.
He admitted that the line would be
competitor of the Everett-Moore syS-
TEN, and that big fight was expected.
The railroad will be somewhat short
er than its principal competitor to
Akron, and will run through different
part of the country. The exact route
has not been made known. Mr. Childs
said that the consent Of the property
owners through whose land the road Is
to pass had been obtained, and when
the franchise was granted the building
of the line would be pushed forward
with all possible dispatch. If the fran
chise is given within reasonable
time Mr.. Childs was confident that the
road would be complete and in opera
tion by November. 1902. He asks for
right of way through Brecksville and
Independence townships along the
north and south road. 1t will be known
as the Cleveland. Richfield & Akron
Railway, and will be a continuation of
the Akron & Canton road. 1t was in
timated that two cents mile would be
the fare. AS the commissioners were
not in regular session the application
could not be formally received, but
will be presented at the next meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
COXEYITE DEAD.
General Mosier Takes Carboiic
Acid After Being Out
On Spree.

Columbus, June 28.-General John G.
Moiser, of Coxey army fame. residing
at Collins and Pennsylvania avenues.
committed suicide by taking carbolic acid
at Delaware and Goodale streets and IL
was evidently intended to prove ef-
fective just as he would get home. He
was found at Collins and Harrison ave-
nues, unconscious, and died short time
later.
Patrol No. 1, was called to remove
the unconscious man and found him
dead ON arrival. The body was taken
home. The deceased was a stone ma
son and the day before his death was
working on a house, being erected by
DR.. G. s. Means. He had been drink
ing heavily, 1t Is claimed, and this and
natural dependency that has been
lowering over him of late years and
which caused him to attempt his life
about two years ago, are supposed to be
the direct reason of his taking his life.
A widow and eight children are left.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Preiiminaries Arranged
For Big Convention.
OFFICERS SELECTED
Charles p. Salen Of Cleveland
Will be Introduces as Tenn
porary Chairman--En-
dorse Monuett.
From a staff Correspondent.

From a Staff Correspondent.
Columbus, June 25.-Final arrange
ments have been made for the Demo.
cratic state convention. Honorable
p. +. Gayman, chairman of the gen.
eral committee on arrangements, yes.
terday issued the official program for
the meeting. But one session will be
held and that will be on July 10, open
ing at 10 a. m. The county and dis
trict delegations will meet on the af-
ternoon of the 9Th and organize after
which they will adjourn to meet at the
Great Southern hotel parlors engaged
by the committee. A reception COM
mittee of 14O members, with Mayor
John N. Hinkle, as chairman. will re-
ceive the delegates. The temporary
officers of the convention are as fol-
lows: Chairman, Hon. Charles p.
Salen, of Cuyahoga county; secretary,
Hon. Neglcy ID. Cochran, Of Lucas
county; assistant secretaries. David
Nevins. of Montgomery county, and
Colonel w. A. Taylor, of Franklin
county; sergeant at arms. Thomas IL.
b. Jones, of Lawrence county, first
assistant sergeant at arms, A. P. San
dels, of Ottawa county; chaplain, Rev.
John Hewitt, of Franklin county.
ELABORATE QUARTERS
will be opened at the Great Southern
by Colonel Kilbourne, where all WIS.,
itors will be made welcome and the
colonel's candidacy for governor push
ed along. The local ~Kilbournites have
formed a general reception committee
composed Of local Democrats and the
cbairmen of the various county exec
utive committees of the state. p. l.,
Manly. of Canton, will represent Stark
county; Bert Renkenberger, of Co
iumbiana, Columbiana county; w. M.
Trainer, of Steubenville, Jefferson
county, and ]. F. Helfrich, of Car
rollton, Carroll county.
OF the fifty counties which have
selected delegates for the Denio-
cratic state convention the majority
have instructed for Kilbourne for gov
ernor These counties have about $40
delegates and $50 of them are claimed
hy Kilbourne. Zimmerman's recent
statement scattered broadcast Is in
terpreted by many as meaning he
will withdraw from the race in the In
terest of harmony. Kilbourne still
looks like an easy winner. The ColuIn'
bus electrical workers of the trades
and labor assembly have endorsed
Nonnett for attorney general.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
RoeERTsviLLE NEWS.
Robertsyille. June 2S.


The Tolpahock and Excelsior singing
societies will combine this summer and
hold their meetings in tn schoolhouse
at Robertsville.
Farmers are beginning to NOV tim
othy and clover. The grass crop Is
very good in this vicinity.
Lewis Zurschmiede. of Akron, will
spend Sunday with friends near town.
Mrs. G. Il. Mong. who has been spend
ing several weeks visiting friends and
relatives in Baltimore and Philadelphia,
will return home next week.
The Paris township board of educa-
tion passed resolution at their last
meeting raising the salaries of the
teachers of the township to $225 per
day for the coming winter term.
DR.. G. f. Zimmerman, formerly of
Paris and we'll known in this vicinity,
will sail for Germany July II, where he
will take post graduate course in
medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
COAL COMPANY FAILS.

Democrat Leased Wire Service.
New York, June 28.-Henry Mar
quand and company. always considered
one of the strongest and richest houses
in New York failed this morning. being
unable to pay $1,000, 900, owing to the
failure of the Seventh National bank
AS stated yesterday Marquand and
company tried to open Independent
coal fields and bumped up against the
coal trust after tieing up six million
without getting coal. AS the failure
was a foregone conclusion yesterday
the stock market was uneffected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
NO DISCRIMINATION.
Special to News.Democrat.

Special to News.Democrat.
Akron, June 2S.--An Indignation
meeting attended by about 300 citizens
was held on North Hill Thursday even
ing. This is the section of the city
in which Publisher Kennedy lives. A
number of speeches were made and a
resolution passed denouncing as an
outrage the assault on Kennedy. A
petition was presented and signed by
large number, asking the mayor to
send tho Kohlers and Bert Work to
the workhouse. The petition is now
being circulated for signers. Those
who attended the meeting say they
will not be satisfied with q nominal
fine, and ask that the guilty parties be
dealt with in the same manner that a
person of less social standing would
he dealt with.
Another meeting will be held in
south Akron Friday evening. Hand
bills are being passed announcing the
meeting
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
The Duke of Manchester
Makes a Statement
DROPPED HIS coin
In Numerous Theatrical Ven
tures--Generousiy Invested
5000 Pounds Which
Brought No Return.

Leased Wire Service.
London, June 2S.-Duke Of Mancbes-
ter, who married Cincinnati girl, dis
closed his business methods in bank
ruptcy court this morning. He owes
3s. 900 pounds. OF this amount he gave
5000 pounds for the establishment OF
the British Arms corporation. He
never got cent back. He does not
know what became of the money He
went into the venture because friends
asked him. The balance Of the money
is lost in theatrical ventures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Ora nted Col. voIlrath Of the
Eishth--Resiment In Charge
Of Col. Weybreeht.

Staff Correspondence. .ITt N.
Columbus. June 2S.--Colonel Edward
Vollrath, of Bucyrus. has been granted
go days leave OF absence, dating from
July 1, by the adjutant generals de-
partment. While presiding as Judge Of
the recent court martials he was .un-
able to attend to business matters and
he requested time to give them the at
tentiOn they demand. Meanwhile the
regiment will be under command of
Lieutenant Colonel G. O. Weybrecht. Of
Alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
WAS SET ASIDE.
Sale Bill Covering Saloon
Property at Massilion Did
Not Stand

In the case of T. S. Clymonts VS. James
NJ. Clark and others, the contest was
over bill of sale that had been given
to a brewing company that supplied
Clark's saloon with its liquid stock.
The general creditors claimed that 1t
was given with the intent Of keeping
them from collecting what was due
them. On the trial Of the case Judge
McCarty set aside the bill of sale and
the stock covered by it will go into the
general fund for the benefit of all cred
itors. Clark formerly conducted sa-
loon at Massillon, but became bank
rupt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
DR.. sIEeERr RELEASED.
Sensational Charges Brought Against
Him Not Sustained.

Wapakoneta, o., June 2S.-The sem
sational case against DR.. s. p. Seibert,
prominent physician and Democratic
nominee for coroner brought by the
administrator of Walburgo Scheurer's
estate to set aside deed for valuable
property on the grounds of fraud and
undue influence came to a sudden end
Thursday at the conclusion of plain
tlff's testimony. Judge Davis on mo-
tion of Seibert's attorney rendered a
decree in favor of the defendant for
lack of proof Plaintiffs attorney
gave notice of appeal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Marietta Man Dies.

Marietta, O., June 2S.-A message
from Cambridge Springs. Thursday
night announced the death OF J. II.
Grafton, general manager of the Ma
rietta Chair company, one of this city's
most prominent and wealthy citizens.
He went to Cambridge Springs last
Saturday. Diabetes caused his death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Convicted Of MansI a lighter.

Coshocton, O.. June 28.-William De-
coursey. who shot and killed John
Miner, near Conesville. a little mining
town seven miles south of Coshocton,
the evening Of May 25, was convicted
Of manslsrs,,t-~ wednesday afternoon.
The men we're drunk when the fight
occurred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Massillon Couple WEEDS.
to News-Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat.
Massillon. June 2S-Walter Altman
and Miss Margaret Morgan. two prom
inent young society people of this city.
were married last night at 1880 by Rev.
J. r. Wilson at his residence. The
couple had intended to take wedding
tour, but owing to the sickness in the
families of the parents they will remain
at home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Skull Is fractured.

Columbus, o.. June 28.--A freight
elevator loaded with wheelbarrow of
brick, fell from the fourth boor of the
Hayden building, skyscraper In
course of construction on East Broad
street, Thursday, and struck Charles
p. Trout, laborer, on the head, The
side Of hiu skull was crushed In. but
the hone was raised and q plate put In
an6 fheco n q anfau chan6o of ~ ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
II Rained Fish.

Georgetown, o., June 2s.-In the
northern part OF this county Thursday,
while rain fell in sheets. there came q
number OF fish two and three inches
long. They were found at several
points aftor the shower. many mtles iD
como casse fx9n' streoSn9 "a ~ hp<
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
NEW OFFICERS
Elected by the State Board of Health
at Cleveland.

Cleveland, o., June 2S.-The state
board of health met in annual ses-
sion in this city Thursday and organ
ized by electing Or. Byron Stanton. OF
Cincinnati, president, and DR.. J. g.
Crosland, Of GAINESVILLE. as vice presi-
dent. DR.. Probst was present and the
smallpox situation in Cleveland was
reviewed. The sewage committee OF
Columbus was present and submitted
amended plans for the proposed sew
age system in that city. It's report,
with few alterations as to details,
was approved by the slate board Of
health.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Married sixty Years.

Upper Sandusky. o.. June 2S.-Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Baker. residing In
Jackston township, Wyand',t county,
Thursday afternoon cetebrsted their
sixtieth wedding anniversary. They
are so and 81 years old respectively
and both were born In Columbiana
county, Ohio. They have resided In
tho same house for 60 yeara and have
~ NrAadchil1 1FQr ~ 4 1Ecek Groof'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Greatest In Years.
, News-Democrat.

Special to News-Democrat
East Liverpool. June 2S.-This city
was visited by another rain storm
Friday afternoon. The rainfall here
during this month has been the great
est In many years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
SWEETHEART OF GRANT
is Dead at Georgetown at the Age
of 72.

Georgetown. o., June 28.-Mrs. Lu-
cinda Bailey Power died at her home
in this city at the age of 72 years. In
her girlhood days she was the sweet
heart of General Ulysses Grant, and
his first Official act after becoming
president was to appoint her postmis-
tress at this place. When the general
visited his boyhood home years after
ward he was always entertained at
the Power home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Called to Cleveland.

Massillon, June 2S.--Rev. John G.
Ford, pastor of the Baptist church In
this city for the past two years. has
received call from the Calvary zap
tist church Of Cleveland. He will ac.
cept 1t.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
Girls In = Runaway,

Wapakoneta, O.. June 2s.--six young
girls were driving home from SUM-
day school picnic Thursday evening
when the horse ran away. Stella
Mopre hasa broken arm. Georgia Moore
= nqdly hraleed md h1areace notklna
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02

REFERENCES. p. Cummings Bank Co..
First National Bank and the L. D. Stockton Bank.
Of CarrolIton, and Dun's and Bradstreets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-07-02
ADDRESS,.

ADDRESS,
J. c. BECK, CAkRoLLToR, 0.
No. S N. LISBON ST.. CARROLL co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
&altrn auf a~rieaslaifen.

Seuis gis6t es euf teinsm mooernei
S1iffe mebr b0l5srne Maiten. Sriiz
Der trusen bic ariessfdiffe bic mas
ierifde Satelase Der @plI9iffe: Mds
fen. Stdnsen unb Raaen beitdnben
aus Spla; @anten, Stage tpie bas
gan3e iibrise itebenbe uno laufenbe
Sut fparsn !Sanftaue. Die erite aens
berung entitenb bur6 bic Ginfiibrung
Der sepanaerten @ei9iibtbiirme. Sic
e~rforberten elm f~reieres Gelb gum
Sdiebsn. Die Gngldnber bilosten 81
bieiem 3pede ben untermuit als Drsis
fub aus, auf benz mad Qbperfung Der
Wantsn bic gauge Satelase ruben
iOllte. @epGbrt bate iid bieie Neuer
rung ni9t. nit Ginfiibruns Der
0ampftraft aIs benz bauptfd9li9Iten
ELECTROMAGNETIC perlor bic Satez
lage me6r unb mebr an 8eosutung.
Sci Der 8oltommenbeit unb 8etriebss
fi9erbeit, gu Der fi9 bic Mai9inen,
Defenders BEL ben 3peiz unb Srcis
S9raubenfdiffen. in idnsner SOlge
entpidelten, iburoe bic Satelu9e our
SortbepegIng iiberbaupt iiberfliiIIig.
@lei6Seitig nit Der @erbeKeruns Der
Mai9inen f4ritt bic Der 4rtilerie
fort. Sier purbe nun bic SdteIuse Dta
rett binberlid, unb 10 f9affte man Il.
auf ben 2inieni3iffen unb srOBsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
BON Gtfenbabns@ r<
bettern.

Don Srss Marias na9 guernabd=
ca, auf cine Gntfernung bon nur 45
&ilometer. fdqt bic 8abn BON 1900
duf 1920 Meter. @s lit cine bp9ins
tereFante Subrt. Snmitten elmer inns
pOfanten Gebirgsnelt selanst man in
furSer 3eit in bas berrli6e S6al, befz
fen WitteIpunft Guerndpdca, bic
Sauptftabt bes 5taatss Morelos, biz
bet. Oas 3Iima tit bier iubtropiI9,
unb bic san5e umgebung pranst I'M
S9mud elmer iiberrei9 ibre @aben
bdrbietenben Ratur. @rpBe 9dcien>
bas nit Observation-Disclosures, Oran<
senhaine, palmen unb tDitliden 8luz
men, Die bas gauge Sabr binbur1 blii>
ben, Hnbet man bier. Guernapaea bat
beb6alb IGon foipobl benz tiibnen Gre
oberer Gortes ais aud ipGter benz
Saiier MarimiIian als @~intsraufsnts
bait gebient. popon Der Gorte5zpalalt
uno bic Marimilian : 8iau iopie bsr
crepe 9~orbugdrten 3eugnib gebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
9pruffenbaus.

prinsen GiteI Srib, ben apeitsn SObn
bss SeutI9en 8aiIers, eingeri9tet
iperben. Der @arten Der @ina entbdlt
9spG9sbGuler uub einen2apntenuiss
plab, Der i'm Dinter CUR @isbubn um>
eepanbelt tperben fam. Neubauten
iinb bic S~tdauneen fir 3ebn pferbe,
bic Remife fir feds Wasen unb bic
Sattelfammer.
Der 8ronprinS lit duf Dunf9 bes
8aiiers in bas Bonner Corps 8oruis
ia einsetretsn, in benz bersits Der @as
ter unb Der @robpater tpdbrenb ibrer
@tubienaeit aetiO eetpeien iino; bas
Gorpsbaus Der 8oruHen, bas auber
Siiritenf6bnen MIR @Dbne bes b0diten
9tbels 5u Mitgliebern Sdblt, iibertrifft
bur9 Die @~ebiesenbeit unb ben Gurus
feiner inneren Qusftattuns ale anbe=
rem 0erbinbunssbGuier 8onns bel
Weitem. DAP bic 8oruHen iiberaus
ercluIib finb. lam in 4nbetra9t Der
@srbGltniHe ni4t Wunber nsbmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

Sreu5ern sGnSIi4 ab. Der MaIt
puroe gum SisnaImait; fp6tsr ftsI:e
man bdnn auf elmer am MaIt anges
bradten goniole ben Sheinperfer
duf, ben Sori3ont gu beleu9ten. Sn
raider @ntpidslung entitanb bierauf
Der r@efe9tsmaitD, ipie ibn beute in
Gbnlider 8auart fait ale Rationen
auf ibren f9persn &risssf9iffen fiib-
rem. Sin FOLDER 9efs9tsmait lit Elm
sdrSes 8aupsrt fir ii9. Gr befte4t
aus einem Guberen unb einem inneren
Stablrobr, bas CUR 8entilation unb
5ur Notwithstanding bient, unb
SpiI9en Oenen ii9 cine Wsnpeltreppe
befinbet, bic meiitens bonn Pan5erbed
bis Sum Embellishments fiibrt unb in
iebem 0ed einsn Gins unb qussans
beiiBt. Der @efedtsmars lit bic erIte
platform, bic er trGst; er liegt i'm
Mqgemeinen ii6er benz Commando;
tburm unb benz pberen S9orniteinz
ranb, bat cine 8ruitpebr unO cine
0ed. aus Stabl unb lit nit spei Bis
bier Mai4inengefpebren perisben, bic
bur9 bic freie Ieberfidt bon ibrem
boben Stdnoort aus fir ben Na6s
tampf iolpie our abpebr bon Sorpsbos
boots 2lnsriffen bon beipnoererWi9 s
tisfeit Iinb. leber ben @efeatsmars
bindus eebt meiItens nur bas innere
Std6lrpbr. bas bann nod cine tleinere
platform trdst. bic CUR unterbrinz
guns bes Saeiuiperfers ooer aud nur
gum oIussud@ bient.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

unb Satienbds CUR 9inten sldu5en
lus Der 6erre bic 3innsn unb Naus
ern bes ShloHes @bupultepec, ums
rabmt BON griinem Malbe. Sier lit
au9 Der SIP Der WilitGratdbemie.
Damn fplgt Sdcubapd, cine frsunbli9e
8ilenitabt unb slei9aeitis oas MoHs
tecarlo Merieos. Die 8abn fteigt in
pielen gurpsn bDber unb nGbert ii9
auiebsnbs ben @ebirgssiisen, bic ME
cine Wduer bas 9bal BON Mericp
rings umssben unb f9einbar teinen
ausipeg seitatttn. Ntit ieber Gurpe.
bic infer 3ug nimmt. nit ieoer Steis
sung, bic berfelbe S%uriidlest, ipirb
bas panorama sroBartissr, entsiidenz
Der uno ne9Iefbpner. Ib unb 3u ers
blidt man tleine Srtf4aften nit dds
ratteriftiiden &apelIen unb air9Iein
aus Der 3eit Der ipaniidsn Ssrrf9aft.
Die Sabn iteist anndbernb 1900 Mss
ter bod. quf Ger Station @jusco bee
finben iia aublreide Snbianerbiitten.
Bel Der Station Ga Gina erblidt
nian bic alte, bic 9auptftabt Mericp
nit @iiernabasa perbinbsnbe goItItraz
&c. auf Der S0be berIslben befinbet
fi9 Elm iteinernes 8reu5, bas bic
@rsn5linie be5ei9net, bic einIt 5tpiI9en
Mcntesuma unb benz Groberer Gurtea
bercinbdrt tpurbe.
Dor Der Station Ga China nd9
Sres Mdrias sebt bic 8abn bur6 eiE
ausi9liebli9 nit RaOelbplS b%eItanbes
mes Wdlbgbist, beRen 8oben Elm iibsr
l Meter bpbes biii6elartiges @ras be-
bedt. Der Gbarafter Der 2anbf9aft,
nod ipeniss Stunoen auppr iubtros
pii6, 1T bier in elmer S0benlase BON
1900 Meter Der Der gemdBigten 3one,
Gbnli9 Der nOrbbeuti4en Sieiebsne.
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Die @raa-Y atiFtosS abH.

@or Sturgeon tpurbe in @eaenipart
bes prGfibenten parfirio Dia3 bic @r>
0ffnung Der sriten Sbeilftreds Der mes
ricdnii9en paeific : Giienbabn Fert
ro-carrie de Mexico a Cuernavaca
y ell Pacifico) nit sroBem pOmp gee
feiert. 9amit lit Elm nnternebmen our
rcIenb.t.n 55ailads aeipOrben. bas
isit ldngsn Sdbren Der 2ieblinsss
tpuni9 bes prGiioentsn 9ia3 mar.
WsnngIei9 bic Republit Merico in.
nerbalb Der lebten 20 Sabre ii4 zines
f4neI forti9reitenpeu ausbdues bon
@ilenbabnen iiber bic meiiten Sbeile
bes 2auoes. Defenders i'm Often unb
an Der @olftiiIte, erfreuen tonnte, 10
fsblte es bod, abgeIeben BON Der Nd>
tionaleifenbabn iiber ben Sitbmus BON
Sebuantepec, bisber nod INNER an eli
ner eigentli9en llebsrlanbroute, bic
fir Central : Werico nit Der 8unoess
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

sdarSSabt einen 0ur9sangsf6inen>
neg bonn golf gum Stilen Ocean bers
fsIt unb erit babur9 bic tpeitliden
Staaten MerieoS nit benz Weltbertebr
sri9lieBt. Qu9 in ftratesif9er 8eaie>
bung erideint bic nelle 8abn fir Mez
rieO BON srDBter @i4tisteit. 9ant
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