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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1902

Page

7

Multiple Injuries From Day of Rail Accidents

Several accidents were reported in one day. Ernest Gerke, a Pennsylvania railway lineman, touched a live five wire at the depot power house and received a severe shock, later taken home with burns and back injuries. William Phillips, a Pennsylvania section man from Etna Green, was struck by passenger train 38, thrown from the track with facial injuries but not fatal. Gates, a Columbia City lawyer, attempted to board a departing train at Fort Wayne, fell when a crossing water flooded the edge, but survived. The incidents reflect dangerous conditions at the railroad facilities and on the line.

Ernest Gerke Pennsylvania Company Wiliam TH. Phillips A. Etna Green Rina, Green Gates Columbia City Fort Wayne South Depot Pennsylvania Iivisht House

Railroad men and talks mark end of season

The Nickel Plate railway gains two popular local figures as conductor Holly is named to a passenger post after fifteen years away from the road. He will move to the passenger terminal in the third district with a home on West Main Street. Abaduetur Fred Denht of the American Railway Union confirms Holly’s status and notes his long association with the Nickel Plate. Dr. C. B. Stemen plans a lecture series for railroad men starting Monday night, with first aid to injury and other topics. Col. George S. Sicher, ex-Wabash shop chief now at Mobile & Ohio, will visit with his mother. The Pennsylvania and Nickel Plate will run another over Sunday, weather permitting.

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Pennsylvania shop injuries and rail freight notes

Several workplace accidents are reported at Pennsylvania shops with workers bruised and cut. A. Cromer injured when a rail fell on his foot. T. W. Huge and Samuel Tymbar suffer finger and eye injuries from shavings and hot splinters. The Pennsylvanian train schedule changes and large freight movements on the Nickel Plate are also noted alongside shipments of engine parts and plant considerations for new printing facilities.

Iren A. Cromer Penngy Vania Stemen T. W. Huge Pennsylvania Siemen Samuel Tymbar Bethards Pemnnsyvania Nish

Elevations and transfers among railway workers reported

A lengthy list details brakemen promoted to conductors and others elevated within the railway ranks. Several named individuals from Pennsylvania, Santa Fe, and Fort Wayne departments are noted returning to work or taking new posts. Also mentions illness, resignations, and a few social notes about family events and visitors.

Examination for an Assistant Photographer at Smithsonian Institute

An examination was held yesterday at the west wing building for an assistant photographer position at the Smithsonian Institute. The job pays 75 per month, requires civil service knowledge and proven photography experience. It was the first such exam ever held, with only one applicant.

Wost Tce Smithsonian Institute Luk

Patterson's Hawking Tuckets and Howse Copis Lines

Patterson's $5.00 and $8.00 lines of Hawking Tuckets and Howse Copis. Opera Glasses in pearl and fancy styles offered as appropriate gifts. Yukal's La Calhoun Eclipse clasts in tagdsome Christmas packing make a handsome air. Muhtime Cackon Cloets for a dal lar at Tullas FP. Green's Arcadia Tow eter.

Patterson Yukal la Calhoun Tullas Green's Arcadia Toweter

Menicy to Loan on Real Estate or Securities

Fragmentary OCR text mentions loaning on real estate or securities with references to CAS and possibly Boomin 60, but details are unclear. No clear persons, organizations, places, or dates are recoverable.

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