Fort Wayne Officials Promote Harry Huston and P. J. Raidy
Fort Wayne men Huston and Raidy, formerly train dispatchers, have been promoted at the Baltimore and Ohio system with two new posts created at Newcastle. Lusk becomes chief train dispatcher in New Castle as Raidy steps into his former role. Separate items note Christmas factory closings and Wabash line expansions, plus minor injuries and train operations news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston
P. J. Rutay
Wey Tini Lams
Baltimore & Onio
New‘castle
Mr. Huston
Mr. Raidy
J. R. Lusk
Wew Castle
Thnt
Pod. Raidy
Mr. Lusk
Wort-Wayne Soen
Fragmented report on Pennsylvania railroad personnel visits
A garbled account notes Suprgrovement cracharos of the Fonnsiylvania lines returning from a Pittsuburg area business trip. A. 02 Duch, a electrician of the Pennsylvania lines, was in Pittsburg on proximity business. W. W. Todd, car inspector for the Benngylvania, and his wife were seen restarting. Crestline master mechanic W. B. dsley visited the city zoo yesterday for departmental business.
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Cracharos
Fonnsiylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Vhiet Tleetrician
Pennsylvania
Eas
Ittshurgz
W. W. Todd
Ubi
Benngylvania
A Muir
Shifting the Laborers: Gr… Gr… Move in City Protests
The fragment notes a labor action in the city yesterday with references to Lilian Hihovers and a forge number. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but imply a planned or shifting labor movement and a public gathering or strike context. No confirmed participants or outcomes are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian
Fast Pennsy run sets new time record at Crestline
News from factory shops notes men seeking Christmas money. At the Buss works Charles Eaton, operating engine 1183, pulled the Pennsy Transboard Special from Crestline to Fort Wayne faster than any prior run, in record time. Fireman C R Hale aided. The article mentions several local workers and changes, including C L Cook becoming chief engineer and Henry C Daseler taking a lineman post, with Daseler praised for merited appointment.
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Buss Works
Ghirles Eaton
Crestline
Fort Wayne
C. R
Henry C. Daseler
Pennsyvania
Mr. Daseler
C. L. Cook
Lake Shore Raises Pay Across System and New Nickel Plate Hire
The Lake Shore announces pay increases for the entire system, with general yardmasters and assistants slated for higher monthly wages. Sixteen to seventeen men to be posted in Toledo. Nickel Plate adds new brakeman TG A Dent after six years of service, he passes exam and will run on third and fourth districts. New brakeman TH M Deduall joins the crew and L N Weary appears on Nickel Plate rolls for office.
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Lake Shore
Fexted
Toledo
TG. A. Dent
Ap Perret
Catdeell
Tl. M. Deduall
L. N. WeCay
Alto
Pennsylvania shops report worker churn and holiday layoff
The record notes numerous Pennsylvania shop workers leaving or resigning and several returning after illness. Names include J Dauer, Bileiayd Rosenberker, Roy Vordermark, G. &. Sisey, Rachinigt, John Ehinesmith, John Wolcott, J P Thompson, W P Lardler, Harvey Stahl, Abd. Re Stapleford, George W. Smith, Stephen M Brown and Jo N Schrader. Many plan holidays or move locations. A rise in job searches and difficulty finding employment is reported at the Pennsylvania car shops.
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J. Dauer
Pennesylvania
Bileiayd Rosenberker
Pennsylvania
BH. Larus
Roy Vordermark
Bass Company
W. P. Company
G. &. Sisey
J Rachinigt
Pike
Relate
John Ehinesmith
Schinesmith & Simonson’s
New York
John Wolcott
Fetcher Avenue
Lafayette Street
J.P. Thompson
Pennsylvank Knight House
Columbia City
W. P. Lardler
Harvey Stahl
Stapleford
Lis
White
Tisper
Canniff
George W. Smith
Wiltush
Huntington
Stephen M.brown
Hass Foundry
Failiig
Jo N. Schrader
Texas
Indiana Pensions List of Grantees and Amounts
Washington reports a pension list with names and amounts granted to Indiana veterans and beneficiaries. Notable entries include George Bear Summitville $2,000 and Calvin O Terrell Greene $125, with dozens of others from Lafayette to Evansville, Seelyville, and beyond receiving varied sums for service and dependents.
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Washington
George Bear
Summitville
Wilson
National Military
Grint
Calvin O. Terrell
Greene Joseph Balil
Williance Rite
Montpelier
Willian Metualt Ae Hhute
Ie ‘Tene
Daleville
Wingfield
Rhutton
Crothersville
Mary Weathers
Ewing
Elizabeth W. Albertson
Crawfordsville
Miner Yn
Kline
Knox
Liley A. ‘Moore
Teletisyie
Catherine Bay
Setple
Susan A. Pera
Evansvilly
Zeb Wilson Killed by Brother in Yancy County Turmoil
Zeb Wilson recently elected state senator from Yancy county was killed today in Burnsville by his brother Hiram Wilson. The brothers reportedly quarrelled over the sale of a horse, ending in a fatal confrontation.
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Aliteville
Zeb Wilson
Yancy County
Burnsville
Hiram Wilson
Mr Vanderbilt Still In Critical Condition In New York
New York December 22. Officials said a worker at Vanderbilt Hospital remains gravely ill after a severe illness. The patient, identified as Mr Vanderbilts associate, has been in danger for a week with experts expecting prolonged recovery. Authorities declined to release further details.
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New York
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Tee Ape
Santa Claus
Charles R. Weatherhogg
Tri
Ames
Paragon Paper Co
Calhoun and Superior
Mary Whery
Madison
James. E. Graham
Wank Block
Frederick H. “Schellman
Masnaricin
Alfred A. Kragier
Kuntz
Dlutt
Berry’ Street
Berk
Ogles
Gillot
Sranrd
Fithest Bribevier
Henry Schowe & CO
Postofice
Kurt Wayns
Ind
Bots
Kroom
Troy Steam Laundry
Tee
F. L Jones & GO
Harry Huston and
P. J. Raidy
Neo
Hive Bert ' Bhe
Celirn
Bass Foundry
Wabash
Merry Ts. Uve
West ‘Vir
Takeliiins
Umderstood
Berer
West Virginia Cantral & Pittsburg Railroad
Davis Syndicate
Deems
Schenectady
Johnc PL Deets
American Locomotive Company
le Isis
Fender
Atheys
B. A. Bresnahan
A. P. Kling
Nia
OW. Bennett
G. R
At T
He City
Twentieth Century Limited
Hele Mae
Poreman Shuster
Bachinist
Felix Logan
Will
Wellsville
von Munger
Bays Founted Machine Works
Grice
Mungen
Pénics Sylvania
Hostetterg
Sm Biffers
Elgen
Ce Cme
Will “Spilitz
Be@ford
Maggie Hogan
Wall Ant
Pennsylvania East Yards
Chicago
Sen
Kip
Woor Geoves
Ilitens
Wackets
Kid Mittens
Pocketbooks
Valises
Garters
Hosir
Handkerchiers
Bill Books
Tidees
Chinaware
Plain Haviland
Wedgewood
Oriental. Statu
Brush and
Gome
Seissors
Jardinieres
Sohemian Glass
Roger Bros
SIL
Verware
Carrom Boards
Boll Heads
TOY Stock Farms
TOY
Parkers! Games
the People’s Store
Indiana’ Pensions
MR. Vanderbilt
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