Western Division Rail Schedule Notes and Times
The timetable lists West and East bound trains from Warsaw and South Bend with daily hours, including last cars, hourly and half hour intervals, and limiteds. It covers west bound from Warsaw through local stops to end of service and east bound connections from South Bend to LaPorte Michigan City with listed departures and last trains.
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Warsaw
South Bent
LaPorte
Michigan City
Ars
South Bend
World Records Mark Hudson Tunnel Milestone Near Completion
Officials and reporters gathered as two tunnel sections near exact meeting within a fraction of an inch. The project notes two world records: shield driving through silt forming 72 feet of lining in 24 hours and blasting 390 feet in 30 days. No fatalities occurred from air or explosives. Employees on inner side to receive an extra day’s pay. Completion expected by July with three minute train intervals Jersey City to New York.
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Tural
Hudson
Manhattan
Tail‘road
Cortland
Stre Hattan
Jersey City
Jacobs
Sworld
Jersey Shore
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
New York
Carpenters Union Card Night Meeting Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows Carpenters Union No. 1565 with officers Erwin as president and Sanderson as secretary meeting Fridays at C. L. U. hall.
Glazier Bank Failure Leads to Indictments in Chelsea
The Chelsea Savings Bank collapsed after heavy over loaning to James Glazier and his enterprises. Indictments were returned for misappropriation of state funds after $685 000 in state funds were deposited with the bank. Judge Wiest directed the jury to ignore claims the failure was political and to focus on the evidence.
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Glazier
Chelsea
Washtenaw ‘County
Zimmerman
Chelsea’ Savings Bank
Wiest
Tailors Union No 296 Meets at Cherry Street Shops
Union No 296 led by President J Kanasch and Recording Secretary Hy W Hutfield holds meetings at 210 Cherry Street in local tailor shops.
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Tailors
Union
J. ‘Kanasch
Hy W. Hutfield
Cherry Street
Shiops
Union 412 Cigarmakers Meeting Notice
The Roser union chapter 412 Johr president John MacGregor secretary 42051 2085 announces monthly meetings on the first Thursday at C L U Mall located on Main Street.
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Union
Johr. Roser
John MacGregor
Main
C. L. U- Mall
Typographical Union No 266-H Meeting Notice
Typographical Union No 266 H chaired by D Albers and F W Crisman holds meetings on the first Tuesday of each month in the C L U hall located at 1407 S Main Street.
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Typographical Union
H. -D. Albers
F. W. Crisman
S.‘ Main -St
L. U. Hall
Plumbers Union Meeting Details Listed
Plumbers Union No. 278 led by V Kantz president and J F Kantz secretary meets on the second and third Thursdays at Painters Hall with James St. as a referenced location.
Middlebury Union Barbers Meet First Monday
Barbers Union No. 207 Frederick Waters presides at OL Middlebury meeting. A B E Toudenslager, OL. Members gather at L U hall on the first Monday each month for discussions and dues.
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Barbers Union
Fred. Waters
Pres
A. BE. Toudenslager
Middlebury
Stu
Bartenders Union No.73 Meeting Notice
David Cole president and Rudolphus Mease secretary announce a Canton reach meeting at Gun Store on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of each month. Members are urged to attend for schedule and dues updates.
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Bartenders Union
David Cole
Rudolphus Mease
Canton
Metal Polishers Union meet schedule at Red Men's hall
The Metal Polishers Union No. 335 held its meetings on the 2d and 4th Friday of each month at Red Men's hall located at 321 Jefferson Street. President is E. Ss. Burns and secretary Hugo Winternoff.
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Metal Polishers Union
E. Ss. Burns
Hugo Winternoff
Jefferson-St
Red Men’s Hall
Musicians Union No 132 meeting notice
Pied Waters pres Nelson Kemberling sec 120 No Sixth St announces Musicians Union No 132 meets in C L U on the first Sunday of each month.
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Musicians Union
Pied Waters
Nelson Kemberling
C.L. U
Painters Union No. 63 Meeting Notice
Painters Union No. 63 led by C. H. Hackman president and J. GoShrock secretary meets in Painters hall every Friday night at 219 Aspenwold Ave. Members urged to attend and discuss union business.
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Painters Union
C. H. Hackman
J. Go ‘Shrock
Aspenwold Aye
Painters Hall
California Legislature Delays Anti Japanese Measures
In Sacramento on January 28 the legislature paused anti Japanese legislation after Governor Gillett and President Roosevelt sent a joint signal to delay. Assemblyman Drew agreed to amend his anti alien bill while Grove Johnson pressed for action, and lawmakers voted to table the measures for a week amid limited opposition. Roosevelt expressed strong faith in California voters and the governor conveyed a supportive message to the state.
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Sacramento
Cal
Rooseveltt
Gillett
A. M. Drew
Grove L
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Machinists Union No 163 Meeting Schedule
Machinists Union No 163 meets first and third Tuesdays in the 1 C O F hall. Chas Pease presides with F D Mallleaux as secretary.
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Machinists ‘ Union No
C. O. F. Hall
Chas, Pease, Pres
F. D. Malleaux
Residents of Elkhart Endorse Local Kidney Remedy Claim
A resident Mrs John Metcalf of 308 Hast Jackson Street Elkhart Indiana testifies that about five years ago her husband suffered severe back and kidney pains. After using Dean's Kidney Pills recommended by newspapers they improved. She urges others with similar troubles to try the product.
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Elkhart
John Metcalf
Jackson Street
Ind
Dean
Houseworth
Dru
Poe
Temedy
Russian Prince Gargarin Marries American Clerk in Canton
Word from the American consul in Canton reports Miss Georgia L. Jeffrey of Juneau Wisconsin, formerly a treasury clerk in Washington, has wed Prince Alfred Ahrenhéin Gargarin of Russia in Canton several weeks ago. Her sister, a married woman in this city, is mentioned.
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Washington
Insular
State Department
Canton
China
Georgia L. Jeffrey
Juneau
Wis
Treasury Department
Philippines
Prince Alfred Ahrenhéin Gargarin
Russia
San Francisco
Boilermakers Union No 192 Seibert Presiding
The Boilermakers Union No 192 with I E Seibert as president meets the 24th and 4th Wednesday at Middlebury Street. Members from C L and UW organizations are noted.
Iron Moulders Union No 420 Meeting Details
Iron Moulders Union No 420 led by C Francis meets on the first Tuesday of each month in the C L U hall at 517 W Franklin St with G Jenkins as secretary. The group is centered at 1200 Hudson St in Gents.
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Union
C. Francis
Hudson St
G. Jenkins
Franklin St
C.L. U
Balls
Bricklayers and Masons No 4 Notice
G W Park presides as president and O W Amidon serves as secretary at 300 Union Street in the Bricklayers and Masons Local 4.
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Bricklayers and Masons No
G. W. Park
O. W. Amidon
Sec
Union Street
King Edward endorses Royal British Radium Institute
London reports under King Edward’s auspices a Royal British Radium Institute will be established with a medical department for radium treatment and research. The charter aims to facilitate research and provide medical care using radium therapy.
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British Radium Institute
London
Edward
Royal British Radium Institute
Brotherholod at Locomotive Engineers No 243 meeting
Chief J H Calkins and assistant engineer organize Brotherholod at the Locomotive Engineers No 243 EB Site. The group will meet again Sunday afternoon at the B of L B hall on 119 Division Street.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Meeting Schedule
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen No 162 announces meetings Sundays and Tuesdays at the B of L F hall. Harry Meredith, secretary, 411 South Fifth Street, presiding officer W E Brady, president, sets the schedule.
Chinese Emperor Suffering From Smallpox Report
London January 28 cabling from Peking the Times correspondent reports the infant Chinese emperor is afflicted with confluent smallpox. The dispatch notes the illness was confirmed by imperial doctors and raises concerns about succession and court affairs.
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London
Peking
Times
Notice of Administration for Holdie M Plank
The Buchart Superior Court appoints Peter K Plank as administrator of Holdie M Plank deceased of Elkhart County Indiana. The estate is to be settled as sole vent with Orrin Her Market as attorney at 1421 28.
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State of Indiana
Bchart County
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Meeting Note
In the record the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen No 23 notes officers L Blickenstaff master 1007 8 Eleventh St GoEB Carsner financier 130 Fremont St N Dalee secretary 1513 S Main St. Meetings are the first and third Sundays at 2 pm and the second and fourth Mondays at 7 30 pm each month in the B of R hall 415 S Main Street.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Blickenstaff
St. Goeb Carsner
Fremont
N. Dalee
S. Main
Srd
B. of R.mall
Main Street
Fragmentary Railway Conductors Union List Names and Addresses
Fragmented OCR shows a roster with titles such as President Second Vice-President and Secretary, listing names like Eli Hart H Brown Te He Cramer G B ris and addresses including 4010 Vistula Sixth St 909 S Third St. The text is incomplete and jumbled.
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Elihart
Bsee
South Carolina's New Senator Chosen by General Assembly
E D Smith was unanimously elected United States senator by the South Carolina general assembly in a joint session to succeed Senator Frank B. Gary whose term expires March 4. Smith will serve a six year term beginning next March.
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South
Carolina
Columbia
E. D. Smith
United States
Frank B. Gary
General Assembly
Smith
Despondent Woman Kills Pets Then Self in Chicago
Mrs. Emilia Tilman 46 turns on gas in her 556 West Eighteenth Street home, killing her canary, robin, two dogs and a cat before taking her own life. Police report she was despondent over ill health. The incident occurred January 28 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Emilia Tilman
Eighteenth Street
Well Known Mining Attorney Dies in City Home
James J. Mee Byilly, a well known mining attorney with a long record in Rocky Mountain cases, died at his home in this city. He was 39 years old and was born in Virginia City Montana.
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New York
James J. Mee Byilly
Aft Tl
Rocky ‘Mountain, Club
Hes
Virginia
Mont
RH E u MAT iS M DAYS
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a medical topic with terms like inflamed and days. No clear event, person, or organization readable.
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Chas. G Lohman
Sve
Burrell & Niorgan
Franklin Street
Vistula Street
W. Beardsley Ave
Cleveland Ave
W. Franklin Street
Washington Street
Second Street
Willowdale Ave
Michigan St
Myrtle Street
Sitionton Street
Strong Ave
A. Valdrich
Real Estate and Insurance
Monger
Baye
Wheeler & Wilson
New Home
White
Turnock
Walley & Son
Puxatrai Directors
Wee
Cvice
South Main St
Weds
Wisconsin
Princess Gargarin
Robi Sanford
Asann Kintsler
Care Home Télephone Co
Tre
Farquhar
Oone
Era
Eye Gene F
Borneman & Sons
D. M. Best
Liz Lexington Aver Ie
SIRCO
Srinetas
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