Notice of Special Meeting of Wabash Stockholders
Notice is given of a special meeting of the Wabash Railroad Company stockholders and debenture mortgage bondholders at Smith & Beckwith Toledo Ohio on October 22 1906 to vote on a 4 per cent fifty year refunding mortgage bond issue up to 200 million dollars and related capital stock changes and exchanges, with books closed September 5 1996 and reopening October 23 1906.
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Wabash Railroad Company
Ohio
United States
F R Oiilroad Company
Frederic A. Delano
John C. Otteson
New York
Roosevelt praises congress for decisive action on trust and labor reform
President Roosevelt commends Congress for enacting interstate commerce and other reforms. He highlights anti trust measures, eight hour work rules, wage worker protections, and balanced handling of labor and capital. He warns against demagogy and urges continued enforcement and possible future legislation.
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Congress
Stariff
Thronore Roosevelt
James FE. Watson
M. C
Rushville
Ind
Republican Platform Emphasizes Prosperity Under GOP Rule
The platform argues nationwide prosperity stems from Republican policies and governance. It states Republican ascendancy is essential to maintain prosperity for the people of the country.
Republicans Back 2 Cent Per Mile Train Fare Plan In Indiana
The state platform from the Republican party calls for a maximum railroad passenger rate of 2 cents per mile on all railroads in Indiana. The party asserts a record of keeping promises to the people.
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Republican Party
Young Brooklyn Boy Rescued After Night Clinging to Pier Post
Fifteen year old John B. Dixon of McKinney Street Brooklyn was rescued after spending a night in the water beneath a Coney Island pier. He clung to a post, swam to safety at dawn, and received overalls and a nickel for car fare before returning home to explain to his father.
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Little Johnny
Coney Island
John B. Dixon
McWinney Street
Brooklyn
Johnny
Dreamland Pier
McKinney Street
New York
MacNinney Street
Tompkins
Regimental Reunions and Forty-Third Anniversary Battle Chickamauga
On September 18 19 and 20 1906 the forty third anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga will bring reunions of regiments from twelve states including Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas and Kentucky. The Chickamauga National Park gathering aims to educate youth about Chattanooga's history with battlefield markers and guides. Tickets via Louisville and Nashville Railroad Battlefield Route. inquiries to local agents or reps in Louisville Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and Chicago.
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Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Chickamauga National Park
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisville & Nashville R. R
Louisville & Nashville R
H. Minyiken
D. P
Louisville
F. D. Buen
Cincinnati
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Wabash
Te. W. Richison
T. A
Chichester
Kaden
Chichester Chemical CO
Elkins
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Abraham Lincoln
Edmund Burke
Ceed
Coney Isle
J.E Davenport
St Louis
H.C. Barry
Chicago, NL
G. W Williams
Attica
Covington
Ek, W. Richardson
Reeve
Saily
St. Louis
Fountain
Righbeon
Monon
Crawfordsville
Frank J Reed
G PA
Chicago
Humston
T P
Lafayette
AH Wasson
Crawtfordaville
U.C. C
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Big Four
Going Haat
C. Kaufman
SBURG
ABLE
Toledo
St. Loma Fair
W. Mahshall
Agt
Republican Office
Archid Life
Sega Ar
Heeb
U.S
Bryant Ana Stratton
Indianapolis Business University
Alk
Engisa Law
Dallakblog Commercial Teaching
E. J. Hee
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