General Railroad News and Notes from Industrial Centers
Industrial centers report on Pittsburg planing mill machinists off duty and absentees at Pittsburg shops. The Pittsburg paycar arrives to pay off workers as crews resume after illnesses. several names and minor accidents noted with brief travel and housekeeping plans.
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General Railroad News
L. Kestle
F. Brinkman
Pittsburg
A. L. Blake
P. France
Pat O’brien
Fred Dinkmeyer
Terrance Martin
W. T. Marks
Cleveland
Mr. Marks
Anthony
C. L. Leach
IL & C. Machine Company
Chicago
Mr. Leach
Bass Foundry
E. E. Turney
Mr. Turney
Pennsylvania
Fred Hilgeman
James Luddington
J. Kinkead
Middlepoint
Mr. Kinkead
J. Henry
T. Leach
R. Hartnett
J. Johnston
J. Shafmacher
W. John
Western Railway Club
G. L. Potter
Pennsylvania Company
Exclusive Confections Holiday Order Notice
A. J. Keir Druggist advertises exclusive agency for Huyler's and Gunther's candies. Orders placed early ensure fresh delivery on December 24th or 25th at special low holiday prices from 122 Calhoun Street New Lau Block.
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Huyler
Gunther
A. J. Keir
Calhoun Street
Inquest Concludes Over W. H. Lautz Death
Coroner Harrod rules fatty degeneration of the heart caused the death of W. H. Lautz found in a hotel room. A vial labeled bromidia with a compound of hydrate of chloride bromidia potassium hyomapius and cannabis imbicea was tested but four drams were insufficient to cause death. Pape Furniture Co 28 and 30 East Berry Street will stay open every evening until after the holidays.
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Harrod
W. H. Lautz
Pape Furniture Co
East Berry Street
Murder Suspect Thought In Krekel Death In Well
Louis Krekel, an elderly German farmer, vanished from his son’s home four weeks ago. A boy named Tony Huppenberger found the body in a dry well, throat cut and hidden under logs. The coroner ruled murder amid family-fault rumors as Henry Krekel faced scrutiny. a committee probes possible culprits.
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Burnington
Louis Krekel
Tony Huppenberger
Mr. Krekel
Henry
Henry Krekel
Theatre crowds draw shoppers to West Main street
The Empire theatre draws large crowds on West Main street while Mr A I Schoch offers low prices on his stock of suitings and overcoatings for the holidays. His store is at 414 West Main street.
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Empire Theatre
West Main Street
A. I. Schoch
Cumber
Suit sale promises equal to top brands at low price
Strong, affordable suit and overcoat offer highlights English and American worsteds Cassimeres at 3.48 14.98 and 3.98 with claims of durability fit and style aiming to attract bargain buyers.
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Melton
Kerseys
Cassimeres
Meltons
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Coats
Chas. F. Pfeiffer
Allen Zollars
Indianapolis
John E. Ross
A. B. Trentman
West Baden Springs
Mary Moffat
Hanover College
United States Fish Commission
Rome City
City Y. M. C. A
Blakeman
Sack Christie
Toledo
Barney Tagtmeyer
Frank Saffern
Saffern
Bass Shops
Fort Wayne
M. Blackford
Washington, D
Dunkirk
Blackford
Mergentheim’s . Bazaar
Cloak Department
Laurella Perfume Co
Linen Department
Jewelry Department
Fancy Ware
Mergentheim’s Bazaar
Main and
Calhounsts
New York
Hair Bazaar
Miss FO. Rodenbeck
E. Washington Street
Indiana
Mary A. Whery
Madison St
Ind
Cailon
East Columbia St
A. €. Gocke
Broadway
Washington Boulevard
Telephone
Jersey Coats
J. C. Koegel
Roger & Gallet
Ricksecker’s
Lundbourg
Colgate’s
Palmer’s
Lazell’s
Freese & Ranke
Hmsinos
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