Indicators on Union Pacific engines alarm engineers
Speed indicators placed on Union Pacific engines track running times and stops, exposing engineers to accountability. The move follows demand for a mile rate by Minneapolis Pythians. final decision expected at the Western Lines association next meeting by Jan 1.
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Pennsylvania Blacksmith Shop
Louis Hibler
Frank Myers
Pennsylvania Company
Wheeler
Valparaiso
Union Pacific
Caldwell
Western Lines Passenger Association
Minneapolis
Pythian
A. BR
St. Paul
A Continent?l Trotter Fast California Limited Train
A Fort Wayne to Los Angeles time of 76 hours with one car change via Wabash No. 41 and Santa Fe California Limited is announced. The through route via Kansas City connects at Union Station with new service to Los Angeles and other West Coast cities. Tickets and reservations available at Wabash offices. round trip California tickets valid nine months.
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David Calhoun
Kerr Murray Works
Danville
Albert Heitler
Pennsylvania
Robert Harrison
John Hughes
Olds Wagon Works
Decatur
Jenney Electric Light and Power Company
Electric Works
Bass Works
John McGerk
Leonard Blue
O. B. Farner
Christ Rable
W. S. Danes
Wabash Company
Peru
Hayes
The
Wabash
Andrews
California
Fort Wayne
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Union
Pasadena
San Diego
San Francisco
la Grande Station
Springfield
Hannibal
Moberly
Kansas City Union
Santa Fe
BR. G. Thompson
Ind
Robbins suicide and sheriff candidacy in Adams county
Cincinnati reports A L Robbins treasurer of Winchester township Adams county Ohio and Republican candidate for sheriff died by suicide. Investigators find he was short about 4000 dollars. Also noted Ohio miners refuse to meet operators over cash rate demands. State Labor Commissioner W Bird faces acquittal in extortion case in Topeka.
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Cincinnati
A. L. Robbins
Winchester Township
Adams County
Robbins
ColumsBoys
Ohio m
Supposing a Case on Free Silver and Party Realignment
Michael H. De Young in New York reports San Francisco backing for the next Republican convention. The piece analyzes Crisp and Morgan as potential Democratic paths to free silver, with southern, western, and midwestern delegates influencing the two thirds rule and possible cross party support for a Morgan candidacy.
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Morgan
Albania
St. Louis
New York
Michael H. de Yourfg
San Francisco Chronicle
Republican National Committee
Washington
San Francisco
Brice
Crisp
Democratic Party
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Iews
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Utah
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Harris
Bland
Alabama
Reed
Lodge
Chandler
St Louis Boosts for Republican National Convention
The Business Men's League has raised 550,000 for securing the Republican national convention in St Louis. A special meeting pledged to guarantee additional funds and renovate the exposition building for a 15 000 seat ball. A congressional committee heads to Washington from Arlington hotel with Clark H. Sampson as chair. Chicago has raised 550,000 in pledges and may reach 575,000 next week for the convention bid.
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St. Louis
Business Men’s League
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Business Men's League
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
Clark H. Sampson
Bridge City
Chicago
Doctor Chambers Offers Hope With Vital Magnetism
Dr Chambers advertises daily hours 9 AM to 9 PM for consultations on love, sickness, lawsuits, and success. The Professor guarantees cures using Vital Magnetism for consumption heart trouble paralysis asthma and other conditions once deemed incurable. Free sickness consultation. No cure no pay. Parlor address at 27 East Washington Street.
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East Washington Street
Guests and arrivals mark city social season
Mr and Mrs W J Holman now of Minneapolis visited Mrs H W Ninde. G F Burkhardt and daughter Lulu from Boston arrived after a Hot Springs trip to stay with Mr and Mrs J F W Meyer. Mrs Fred Fink celebrated her 44th birthday with friends on Fairfield Avenue. Mrs KE Johnson and Miss Clara Orr of Grand Rapids left for Chicago after visits with Mrs J B Olinger. J C Hess received permits to move a barn and a house and barn on neighboring lots. A farmer’s team ran away on Fairfield Avenue, colliding with a milk wagon but no injuries occurred. The south side skaters faced bad luck as lake flooding and weather delays spoiled plans.
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G. F. Burkhardt
Lulu
Boston
City
Hot Springs
J. F. W. Meyer
South Wayne
Fred Fink
Fairfield Avenue
Felsing
Miller
Kempf
Fink
DeWald Street
Outing
Rodabaugh
Williams Street
South Side
Board of Works
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Nickel Plate
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J. L. White
Bass
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Toledo
Lake Shore
A. Pignon
Louis Schmidt
John Baer
Churubusco
Sullivan Baer
Charles Sassamore
Great Northern
Martin Hammond
Johnnie Hammond
Pittsburg
Huntington
Liggett and
W. Wills
Henry Gerkin
Joseph Hart
the Temple
South Bend
J. W. Murphy
C. Vasserat
Panhandle
Altoona
A. Anderson
Pennsylvania Car Machine
E. L. Field
Albert Beneke
Tom Potter
J. White
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Planing
F. Schieferstein
E. Wise
Schroyer
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DeYoung
J. Ellen Foster
Woman's Republican Association of the United States
National Committee
DR. Chambers
Dortmunder
Salvator Seer
Telephone
Frank X. Schuhler
American Insurance Co. of
N.J
Milwaukee Mechanics
New Hampshire Insurance Co
North British and Mercantile
Rockford Insurance Co
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
Court Street
Taber St
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Calhoun
Koons & Schlenk
Lagksman
South Calhoun Street
W. H. Schultz
Park Place
Hamilton
Jones
Saunders and Metcalf
Lafayette Street
Leith
Everett & Doud
Nat. Bank
Calhoun and
Berry Sts
South Side Wall Paper Store
S. Calhoun
Hanna, Force, John and
Gay Streets
Kernan
Emmett Martin
Corner
Hanna & Buchanan
WM. Turner
Frank Klotz
WIIN
South
Calhoun Street
Phillip Grap