Railroad News From New Albany to Terre Haute
A compilation of railway items notes moves of Conductor L. P. Agnew and Trainmaster G. C. Hagerty in New Albany and Evansville area, wage changes for Southern Indiana workers, track projects, wrecks, and a near-miss at Monon depot. Also reports on payments, resignations, and ongoing rail labor and safety developments.
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L. P. Agnew
New Albany
G. C. Hagerty
Tom Fenton
Southern Indiana Freight House
Greensburgh
Harper’s Ferry
Thomas Hudsow
Hudsow
Southern Indiana Railroad Co
Corps of Southern Indiana Engineers
John R. Walsh
Elnora
Evansville
John Silver
Monon
James Cullen
Chase Bane
Indianapolis
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lafayette
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Roachdale
James McMahon
F. M. Trissal
Chicago
Walsh
Southern
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
S. I
Ft. Wayne
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Orleans
Io Bloomington
John R. May
Southern Indiana
Cortland
Seymour
Seymour Democrat
Southern Indiana Railway Co
James Walsh
C. F. Weinland
A B. Meacham
Fred Kervis
No.s
Bedford
Mitchell Tribune
Charley Moore
Orleans Herald
Quincy
BE. V. Soderquist
Dusty
Rhodes
Alex J. Kent
The
Mary Churchill
Bloomington
Ill
Mr. Kent
B. C. Kent
East Tenth
Main Streets
Barlow
Hendricks County
Senator Barlow
David J. Mackey
Mackey
Sunnyside Coal Company
Loogootee Tribune
Congress
Benjamin Harrison
Court of Appeals
Highth Circuit
William Bellanger
Hoffman
G. R. Jones
Hammond
Wilders
Erie Road
Michigan City
Philip Smith
C. Hiverett
John Seery
Monon Railroad Company
John May
May
Cortland Station
Coasting accident injures Miss Luda McCart on West 16th street
A serious coasting accident on a icy West 16th street hill involved Miss Luda McCart who suffered painful injuries when multiple sleds tied together ran out of control and collided with a wagon. The incident ends with a warning to enjoy coasting with caution as a store sale and expansion plans follow.
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West 16Th Street
Luda McCart
West 18Th Street
Spider Creek
Miss McCart
Fairbanks Reelected Senator as Indiana Honors
The Indiana legislature reelects Senator Charles W. Fairbanks to a new term. The piece notes his long tenure, compares him with other Indiana senators, and discusses federal printing costs and forestry policy shaping state and national conservation efforts. It also covers local court cases, smallpox statistics, and health notes, alongside town developments and a murder assault report.
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Washington
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Congress
Fairbanks
Senate
Morton
United States Senate
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
United States
New England
Charmed And Chained At Stone City Theater
The Elis attended a company performance at Stone City invited by Wilbur Mack a prominent Elk. Mack received a gift watch chain and Elk emblem charm from the audience and thanked them in a playful way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mack
Stone City
Elis
Mr. Mack
Bedford
Baby Lodge
The
Elks
Mack
W. E.clark
the Elks
Destruction of trees call for stricter forest laws
A Bedford Indiana reader writes to the Indianapolis Journal urging that forestry be protected by clear penalties. He argues current laws fail to deter trespass and arson, pressing that felonies with long prison terms and citizen arrest powers are needed to save forests and wildlife.
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Bedford, Ind
Bedford Woman Contest Highlights Two Leading Young Ladies
The Miller’s popularity contest tallies votes from January first to the fifteenth to pick two top young ladies from north and south Bedford. Grace Owens and Pansy Matthews lead, both from the same church and high school circle, with voting continuing until February second. Winners receive a heart shaped velvet rose trimmed box of candy, with a consolation prize for the runner up. The Methodists plan to dedicate a new church addition on February 1.
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Miller’s
Bedford
Grace Owens
North Bedford
Pansy Matthews
South
North
South Bedford
Miller
Senatorial Fee Lien Bill Draws Sardonic Gibe
The Washington Democrat derides Senate Bill No. 114 proposing lawyers hold a lien on judgments for fees, joking it is the funniest idea since a lawmaker once tied groundhog day to a holiday. Miss Lillian Berry Reid, cousin of Whitelaw Reid, arrives in Bedford January 26 as soprano soloist with Brooke’s Chicago Marine Band Orchestra.
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Senate
Indiana
Asylum
Washington Democrat
Lillian Berry Reid
Whitelaw Reid
Bedford
Miss Reid
Brooke
Chicago Marine Band Orchestra
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Nain
Seymouron No. 1
Gerrish
Jeffersonville Avenue
Johnson
Dalton
Terre Haute
W. A. Wilson
Fred Laver Combe
Greenfield, O
Messrs. Matson & Giles
T. J. Brooks
Paoli
Chas. McCarrell
Winstandley
Bedford Quarries Co
Buford Lindley
State Board of Health
Knox
Marion
Vigo
Adams
Allen
Monroe
Randolph
Ripley
Lagrange
Hancock
Lawrence
Borden
Ind
W. W. Borden
Clark County
New Providence
Amelia
Marshall Girdley
West 14Th Street
West 12Th Street
Annie Chapman
Rev
Irvine
Retail Grocers’ Association
Indiana Retail Merchants’ Association
Senator Wood
J.M. Keithley
William Standeford
Moses Jones
Consolidated Stone Quarries
Orleans Progress Examiner
Leo H. Fisher
Pike County
Southern Railroad
Ferdinand
Grand Jury
Ely
Petersburg
Fisher
Jeffersonville
Kire
Auirate Bedford
Indianapolis Journal
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