Ghost Haunts Goshen Citizens Ladies Describe Woman in Black
In Goshen Indiana residents report a spectral figure dubbed The Specter Spook haunting areas near South Ninth and Tenth streets. The entity appears in forms from a tall white-clad woman to a shorter dark figure, peering into windows and moving swiftly through shadows. Local youths chased the ghost with firearms after sightings, but it vanished each time. Some say it may be the spirit of a man who died recently, while others recall an older tale of a train accident victim seeking his head.
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South Ninth
South Tenth
Frank Gowker
George. Simmons
Newton
Josh Caton
Lemuel Poyser
S.department
Wheeler
Kim
J. W. Brant Co
Albion
Mich
Timber Wolf Sighted On Winnipeg Streetcar Route
A large gray timber wolf unexpectedly appeared on a Winnipeg streetcar route along the Red River. The motorman and conductor halted the car after the wolf leaped off, shots were fired, and the animal fled toward the riverbank. Periodic wolf visits are noted as wolves roam from northern forests to civilization.
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Winnipeg
Red River
Tom Jones
Jones
Headlight Problems and acetylene Options in Railroads
The article discusses the need for headlights in American railroading amid high traffic and fast speeds. It compares British practice, notes the balance between intensity and glare, and explores acetylene gas as a powerful, fog piercing headlight option with promising cost and range advantages.
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Great Britain
England
Canada
Ball of Snakes Unearthed in Cass County Dig Site
In Bloomington Alabama Cass county workers unearthed a massive ball of more than 100 snakes two feet below ground during a building excavation. The reptiles were so tangled they could not be untangled and were killed as they warmed in the sun. Local officials call Cass county anti ga soon territory.
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Bloomington
Cass County
Sam Scharder
Found after seven days in desert Williams saved near Randsburg
Seven days without food and 72 hours without water left SEVEN DAYS WITHOUT FOOD star member Williams weak but alive after being found by a search party near Randsburg. The auto party of three, including Samuel Hammond and driver Bashaw, split en route to Death Valley and were rescued with all members now safe.
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Los Angeles
Cal
D. V. Williams
Randsburg
Williams
R. E. Bashaw
Ballarat
Samuel ¥. Hammond
Death Valley
Granite Wells
Johannesburg
Remarkable homecoming of Seminole the foxhound
Judge Huff of Hot Springs recounts Seminole the foxhound returning from Crab Orchard Springs Kentucky to Hot Springs Arkansas after being lost last November. The dog swam the Mississippi and Arkansas rivers and covered over 800 miles, arriving exhausted and bleeding from four feet.
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Lexington
National of Hunters’ Association
Judge Huff
Hot Springs
Crab Orchard Springs
Huff
Ark
Kentucky
Arkansas
Mississippi
Government Punishes Strikers After Rail Nationalization
Italy broadens criminal penalties for rail workers after nationalization. In Turin 2,962 railway men face trials for last year’s general strike, grouped in batches of 30 across five trial days per week until all cases are disposed. Similar prosecutions occur in Rome Milan Bologna and other centers with fines as low as 16 lira and 60 days civil rights suspension.
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Turin
Rome
Milan
Bologna
Preservation of Ties Plant on Mount Union Project
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a creosote treatment plant at Mount Union with two 500000 gallon storage tanks at Greenwich Point Philadelphia. The plant will handle 1500 to 2000 ties daily, producing about 500000 ties annually, with tank steamer oil shipments and tank cars for delivery.
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Pensylvania Railroad Company
Mount Union
Greenwich Point
Philadelphia
Woman Engineer Controls Georgia Midland Train
Mrs E Li Douglass wife of the railroad's general manager handled the throttle drawing the Athens to this place train the sixty mile run in eighty minutes with stops at times exceeding a mile per minute She left the locomotive grimy with coal dust Gainesville Ga correspondent reports this remarkable feat by a female engineer aboard the Georgia Midland line.
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E. Li. Douglass
Georgia Midland Railroad
Athens
Gainesville
Conductor McCoy Saves Runaway Caboose At Walsenburg
Conductor William McCoy of the Denver and Rio Grande raced to a runaway caboose moving 26 miles an hour toward a passenger train. He swung onto the car, signaled the oncoming train, and with Engineer Henthorne backed up, the two trains avoided a likely wreck near Trinidad.
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William “McCoy
Denver
Rio Grande Road
LeVeta
Harding
Walsenburg
McCoy
Henthorne
Trinidad
Tuna Tull
Rail to Cuban Shores Bridges Key West Extension Plan
The Florida East Coast railroad under Henry M Flagler aims to ferry trains from Key West to Havana and run parlor cars from New York or Chicago to Cuba. When completed from Knight's Key to Key West the line may reach Havana in about 50 hours, replacing the 62 hour 10 minute sea route. The project includes long water bridges and a 45 mile sea span from Knight's Key to Key West, with ninety miles of water to Havana.
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Key West
Florida East Coast Railroad
Knight’s Key Dock
Henry
M. Flagler
Havana
New York
Chicago
Mr. Flagler
Florida Straits
New Island’ Republic
Knight's Key Dock
Key
Railroads Unite to Weather 1907 Panic
The October 1907 panic crushed rail earnings and forced lines toward bankruptcy. Workers from vice-presidents to enginemen united to cut costs and safeguard jobs, forming a notable chapter in American railroad history as documented in Technical World Magazine.
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United States
Technical World Magazine
Train Runs Away at Balsam Mountain
A Southern Railway freight train on the steep grade near Asheville North Carolina reached 100 miles per hour as brakes failed on icy rails. Engine driver John Coble stayed in the cab and rode the runout, with five cars launching into Addie station, destroying the frame building. the crew largely jumped to safety two miles beyond Addie.
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Balsam
Asheville
N. C
Rocky Mountains
Raiway
Balsam Mountain
John “Coble
Coble
Addie Station
Cable
Fifty Percent Paid In Wages At Railroad Offices
Every dollar spent at railroad ticket or freight offices yields a 50 cent allocation for employees wages. The statement highlights how a large portion of rail travel and freight costs supports worker compensation within the industry.
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