General Electric Officials Here
General Electric officials here leave for Madison Wisconsin tonight. Woman's Label League elects officers to serve for ensuing term. Industrial notes report a gang incident at Bluffton and a worker injured but later back at work with a shoulder injury and rest prescribed for full recovery. Freese of the filing department at Fort Wayne Wheel works resigns. The installation work on electric motors at Gilmartin Lumber remains completed and the factory line is continuing to be driven as planned.
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Madison
Wis
Woman's Label League
Torm
Bluffton
Nilal
Vienty Freese
Fort Wayne
Wlecbrle
Elvetrle Motors
Gilmartin Luober Ails
Woman's Label League elects regular officers
The Woman's Label League held a Fort Wayne meeting at Carpenters Hall to elect officers for one term and approve five delegates to the Fort Wayne Federation of Labor. New officers include President Mrs Hosters and Vice Presidents Mrs J C Groptid and Mrs Mod Carenindii with secretary Mr I Redding and treasurer Mrs I rato.
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Carpenters Hall
Fort Wayne
Feder
Flont
Latur Cor
Ares
Ik Hosters
J.C Groptid
Mod. Carenindii
Swerokury
Redding
Aneel Secetary
Drews Tresanrer
I. Rato
Wade
J. W Unten Hoorkeeper
Jimea
George Butder
Witla Raperl
Carey
Peculiar Bulletin Highlights Training Pace and Power
Superintendent Sullivan warns trainees about the dangers of fatigue and missteps amid a mood of experimentation as Huntington and nearby towns prepare for a shift in electrical power by the year's start. The bulletin references specific names like Thomas Berrett and Waleed Teajis and notes plans to test novel approaches in timing and discipline across stations.
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Sullivan
Runoiny
Waleed Teajis
Tiemei
Luntington
Electrical power installation at city shops set to finish
Shops in this city are to receive electric power by the fret of January. Twelve principal machines will have driven and pumping stations installed. The project is near completion with wiring laid outside buildings and work progressing satisfactorily despite no machine having been activated yet.
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Jaunure
Kent
Harles
Nehader Ha
Phe Rae Dann
Atele Tor
Kivit Carr
Airtel Minto
Aix Fontty
Wittherson
Om Nicket
Dinbe
Koneima
York
Yenis
Wayne
Dustsena
Nh. Kress
Arconunt of Mercs
Walaa
Minneapelie
Hemler
Jay Fo Piishars
Form Enorky
Mia
Saandis
Belnky
Fenneylvania
Biensman
Whiny
Vanarham Factor
Jeethse
Neue
Dawn Ntl
Barney
Distatlien
Twa Ney Jollers Snd
Eyerdentt
Ina Cattte
Kepai
Piawec
AM Departamenta
Heiss
Bon
Stevens
Dorsey
Mark Wayste
Cleverdan
Jake Keto
Indiaiyana
Detalt
Fort Wayne
Chester Gondan
nNadn
Pennsylvania slates huge rail order for 1904 delivery
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Pennsylvania Railroad placed a 1904 rail order totaling 62 500 tons from Travis Steel 3500 tons from Cantria Steel 25900 tons from Pennsylvania Steel dipping 1000 tons from Lackawanna Steel and 10000 tons from Bythlehem Steel Names of companies and tonnages appear amid election notes and meeting schedule changes affecting officers of the meat cutters union and a Sunday gathering date.
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Philadelphia
Pax Deer
Pennsylvanis
Wis
Travis Steel Company
Cantria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel
Lackawanna Stel Company
Bythiehem Steel Company
Electrotechiigs at the Municipal Lighting Plant
Fragmented OCR reports the Misctentegst and Lawton Park events, with numerous names, roles, and shifts at the Municipal Lighting Plant. It mentions staff movements, outages, and a series of biographical notes about workers, foremen, and visitors, alongside a forthcoming memorial service and funeral details.
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Electrotechiigs
New Fire Team Makes Fast Run
A new fire crew in Allville Mt Dee responded to a blaze on North Mata Street. They arrived quickly with a damaged pipe report and cited it as the fastest response seen in years, earning praise from residents and officials alike.
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Allville
Dee
K of G5 Plans Christmas Gifts for Orphans in City
The K of G5 organization in Chin city will donate presents to orphans this Christmas season. Members prepare placards and gather donations for charity drives at the local hard area and street near the bank, with plans to distribute gifts to needy children on Christmas Eve. The group lists key organizers and funds, noting annual events and member roles for the drive.
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Chin City
Vohitnhos
Nny
Vincente
He Bank
Menara Witlvan Lennart
Fexqpb
Nave Kynny
Joseph Haley
Miter Thay
D Henry Kime Answers Last Call
D Henry Kime responds to final summons in Kendallville. brief local notice notes names and place with minimal context.
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D. Henry Kime
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