Railroad News From Pittsburg Shops Schedule Busy Week
A week of activity at Pittsburg shops with absences and returns from illness. Notable events include a brakeman’s celluloid collar explosion causing facial burns and several workers reported off duty or ill. Promotions and reassignments touch Wabash and other lines as engine repairs and scrapping updates roll in.
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James Daugherty
Pittsburg
John McCarthy
H.C. Neese
J. T. Leary
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago
Charles Waidman
Kerr Murray
J. H. Sweet
East Shops
Mabel Leach
Tom Leach
G. M. Sauer
Fulton Street
J. Walschmidt
M. Steinbach
Dick Hartnett
D. F. Robinson
Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. Henry
Mr. Henry
Trick
William Benjamin
Erie Railroad
Benjamin
The Markets. New York and Chicago quotations mixed today
Financial notes show bond prices steady with new issues weaker in New York while Chicago Board of Trade quotes record wheat corn oats and grain futures. Dairy eggs butter potatoes and fruit prices listed. Chicago live stock at the Union Stock Yards reports hogs cattle and sheep sale ranges and receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jay
Sterling Exchange
United States
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Cape Cod
Union
Texas
Monroe Doctrine Resolution Rules Foreign Boundary Disputes
A Senate foreign relations panel backs a Davis draft asserting the Monroe doctrine as law in U S boundary cases with foreign powers. It holds arbitration or purchase on the American continent requires U S approval, making the United States the sole arbiter in such disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashtnaton
Davis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Monroe
United States
England
Venezuela
American
Western Hemisphere
British Flying Squadron May Reach Bermuda, Venezuela Link
Portsmouth reports suggest a British squadron could head to Bermuda and Venezuela, with 22 to 28 ships if true. Officials doubt the move, while Representative Livingston claims plans to pressure Crespo with gold offers may follow, amid Monroe Doctrine tensions. Also noted is a Cuban revolution sentiment and a new bricklayers union charter in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
England
Bermudas
Great Britain
United States
Livingston
Venezuela
Boutelle
Crespo
Congress
Vision of disarmament and international arbitration outlined
The Century Magazine editorial foresees a two nation lead for world peace England and America to establish a permanent international arbitration board. It argues arbitration will spread to Europe, reduce war risks, and pave the way for disarmament and a global parliament, urging action by lawmakers educators and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Magazine
England
America
Congress of the
United States
Europe
Parliament of Man
Federation of the World
Ingersoll Drawn to Kalamazoo People's Church
New York Sun reports Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll toured Kalamazoo Michigan's People's church and praised its undenominational, creedless style. He reportedly expressed willingness to join if allowed, signaling possible future affiliation as church members hope his conversion will follow.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Lincoln
Kalamazoo
Mich
People’s Church
United States
Colonel Ingersoll
Eanest
Caroline J. Bartlett
Silas Hubbard
Ingersoll
New York Sun
Antipodeans Seek Union With Columbia For Freedom
Frederick Graham, linked to the British colonial office, sends a message urging Australia and the Americas to unite for liberty. The appeal calls Columbia the firstborn of their motherland and envisions joint defense of sea lanes, pledging strength in men to defend their shared freedoms.
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Frederick Graham
Colonial Office
United States
Australasia
Columbia
Notes on area churches and services
Religious notices list services at St. Andrew's South Wayne avenue and Third Presbyterian, Holy Communion at Emanuel's, Trinity Episcopal prayers, First Presbyterian morning and evening worship, A. M. E. memorial service for Bishop Wagman, and Y P S C E events. All are welcome. pastors include Rev J M Boggs and Rev A W Seabrease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew’s
South Wayne Avenue
Third Presbyterian Church
J. M. Boggs
German Reformed Emanuel’s
White’ Block
Christian Endeavor
W. H. Lahr
Trinity Episcopal Church
West Berry and
Fulton Streets
A. W. Seabrease
First Presbyterian Church
D. W. Moffat
D. D
East Wayne Street
A. W. Wagman
G. W. Brown
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Henry Peek
Mr. Henry Peek
Railroad News
Thomas Follen
Peru
Lafayette
Charles Hall
Organ
Edward Pasinot
Pasinot
H. Meyer
Mr. Meyer
George Perry
White Plains
N. Y
Kerr Murray Works
Henry Hunche
Huanche
Spy Run Avenue
Post
Edward Leach
Tank Shop
Matt Claren
Wabash Yards
Lee Ivans
Fort Wayne
Reservoir Lake
Ivans
New York Financial
Olney
Senate
Secretary of
Salisbury
Continents
Bermudas Islands
Washington
Charter
Chicago Bricklayers
Columbus
International Bricklayers
The
International
Vision OF Disarmament
Earth
Phillip Graf
Lafayette Street
WM. Turner
Hanna and DeWald Streets
Emmett Martin
Hanna & Buchanan
W. H. Schultz
Fairfield Ave
Koons & Schlenk, Te Netal Blacksmithing Towed
South Calhoun Street
Frank Klotz
Calhoun ST
Plete
Kernan
Taber St
West Side
Calhoun
Edgwater Ave
Everett & Doud
Old
Nat. Bank
Calhoun and
Berry Sts
George Meyers
Hanna, Force, John and
Gay Streets
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