Patrolman Angel 10 The Rescue
A gray haired man about sixty five tries to board a moving Pennsylvania train at 11 30 am and nearly falls under the wheels. Patrolman Angel swiftly reaches through the crowd and hauls him to safety over the coach bar as the train nears the east gate. His quick action prevents a fatal fall, the rescued man semiconscious but alive.
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Pennsylvania
Calhoun Street
Tig Cate
Rege
Angél
East Gate
Nct
Lfe
Everly
Angel
Mr. Angel
Uncle Sam
Engineer Gilbert Sails Through Rail Lines to Toledo
Gilbert, a 24 year old engineer on the C and Dy lines, traveled from Denver to Toledo en route from Lima to Cincinnati. Known in Fort Wayne railroad circles, he has four years of throttle experience and was nearly raised in the cab by his father, a veteran road man. Three siblings now draw varying salaries with different railroads in Toledo.
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Gilbert
Toledo
Denvey
Cal
He & Dy
Batween
Lima
Cineintatl
Fort ‘Wayne
Ailthough
Enginger Gilbert
Gilpert
Andold
Chicago Ticket Sale Dampened by Rain and Rail News
Heavy rain kept many Chicago-bound travelers at home while 76 rode the Pennsylvania route and 85 the Nickel Plate on $2 round trips to the livestock show. Rail news reports W. W. Finley of Washington elected president of the Southern railway, succeeding Samuel Spencer, with Finley noted as a former vice president of the Great Northern and Southern railways and longtime Southeastern Passenger Association chair at Atlanta.
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Pennnsylvania
Chicago
Nickel Plate
Pennsylvania
Bouthern Railway
W. W. Finley
Washington
Samuel Spencer
Finley
Road
Southern
Great Northern Railway
Southern Railway
Southeastern Passenger Association
Atlanta
Winley
Ifmegs
James J. Hill
Toledo & Western Electric Line Sold in Toledo
The Toledo and Western Electric railroad was sold in Toledo for 297,574.75 dollars to J. R. Nutt representing Citizens Savings Bank of Cleveland. Buyers must also cover interest on July coupons totaling 635,000 dollars. creditors’ attorney H. H. Johnson attended.
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Toledo
Toledo & Western Electric Railroad
Sylvania
J. R. Nutt
Citizen's Feast & Savings Bank
Cleveland
Mr Stone
Toledo & Vern
H.H. Johnson
Wage scale increase for Michigan Central workers reported
Detroit reports that Mick Dee Tit Wes announced by Gray that several thousand Michigan Central rail empties have approved a wage increase ranging from 1 to 4 cents. The note highlights the new scale and the broad impact across the railroad workforce.
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Michigan Central
Detroit
Mick. Dee. Tit Wes
Remains of Thomas Sehen Interred at Lindenwood
The funeral rites for Thomas Sehen were held yesterday at Lindenwood Cemetery following a death at the rolling mills. Mrs. Alvers of Muncie Ind, sister of Thomas Batten, arranged the service. John Alvers, nephew, attended the ceremony as others gathered to honor Sehen’s passing.
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Thomas Sehen
Lindenwood
Bilious spell remedy urged at first symptom
A harmful missive recommends quick relief from a bilious spell by using Brtters at the first sign. It claims the liver needs the medicine’s assistance and urges immediate trial.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claim long record and cures
The advertisement asserts a five percent years’ record for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and lists remedies for liver ailments, appetite issues, belching, sick headache, sleeplessness, indigestion, chills, colds, and female illnesses, framing the product as a universal tonic.
Treat Your Head To The New Bat In Indianapolis Fire
A factory explosion at F. A Rathbin & Co in West Indianapolis causes a major blaze. Eight female workers are injured, four seriously, as they flee the burning building. Forewoman calls the fire department while workers scramble to escape via a second story window.
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Indianapolis
F. A. Rathbin & Co
Helen Stapp
Lizzie Richards
Luli Breedlove
Anna Reese
Four Recruits Head to Columbus Barracks
William H. Oetting William F. Dornberg B. W. Sieling of Fort Wayne and George A. Watson of Logansport enlisted at the local station and departed for Columbus barracks to join field artillery. Sergeant Bard, who announced the olive drab overcoat order, noted 1,350 army vacancies across infantry cavalry and artillery.
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William H. Oettlng
Wiliam
FF. Dornberg
B. W. Sieling
Fort Wayns
George A. Watson
Jogansport
Lake
Wednester
Artillery
Bard
Thirtyisfourth Company
Coast Artillery
Dr Bulls Cough Relieves Suffering Troopers at Forts
Reported medical relief from Dr Bulls Cough reaches soldiers on a range of posts. Names military units and locations including Governor's Island New York, Eighth Cavalry at Fort Apache Arizona, Twenty-Infantry at Port Snelling Minnesota.
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Governor’s Island
New York
Eighth Cavalry
Fort, Apachi
Arizona
Twenty-Infantry
Port, Snelling
Minnesota
Japanese novelty replaces Sry howl with edible basket art
A Japanese substitute for the Sry howl uses a straw basket as a decorative last course. The basket holds a napkin scented with perfumed water, damasked with a floral motif such as rose. The display aims to imitate a flower and adds an ornamental finishing touch to the meal.
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Artlario
Color pairings in fashion use and contrasts
Colors disagree as do people. Reds blend with many shades, violet pairs with black but not white. Greens pair well with other greens and various tones. Gold and silver in trims suit any color. Black and silver outshine black and gold, while white and gold appear in refined style.
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Og Swanson
Swanson
seDunes
Swanson Areumatic Care CO
Larb Street
Guy Conklin
Eatinéuh Street
Betweed Washington
Eid Jefferson
Majestic
Witlain Steel
Ageond
Peninsula
Stewart
Garland
Massiie Exchange
Columbia St
Miljestle
Adurnal-Gazette
Beauty
Min
Baltimore News
Spencer
Toledo & Western Electric Line
Nour
Krimmer
Astrakhan
Isabella
Canada Southern
Carpenters and Joiners
Horseshoers' Union
West Main Street
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
Trammen’s' Hall
Celhain Street
Pattern “Makers’ Association, At I of Salt
Bank Biel
Burl Shelley
Wabash
Heine
F. Berry
Schearer
Colmy
Pittsbury
Oscar Lenz
Lacithite
West
Ermaas
F. E
H. &. Clance
Tippecanoe
Ind
Arthur F. Repearson
John, Freick
C. S. Buesching
R. J. Fisher
Bassaworka
Munele
Sebastian Entrodacher
Bowser
James Burns
Crestline
JH. Elterhag
Mms
Hanna-Brackenridgg Company
J. 5
Lynch
Broadway
College Street
Fred
Otto
Wiliam Glasenkamp
Indiana” Road ‘Machine Works
Hoagland
la. W. Ptiy
Indiana Road Machine
Arera
Jackson, Mich
Hlf. LeFever
Thomas
Phillips
East
Birk
Jane MuFerton
Jefferson Street
George Depner
Decatur
Ala
Depner
Elizabeth McFerran
Louis Arants
Frank Miller
Arantz
Lyle Brilluart
Carl Glesking
L. 8. Hushont
Tha Road
Hushont
Grand Rapid
George Strieder
Thea Lamp Department
Fort Wayne
Chi egno,Cincinnati & Louisville Rallios Company
Charles Whitney Morton
Nec
Ting
United States
Charles Whitney
Norton
Ohio
Taylor
United States District Court
Oper
Vermont
Isaad
Wells
Rathburn ‘Company
Sap Ave
Laem Hs
Hostetter
Phe Howard
Dures Rose-Schirmeyer
Girle
Tedianapolis
Columbus Barracks
Dr.bull
National Biscuit Company
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