Yardmaster Pratt Resigns From Wabash Yardwork
General Yardmaster Pratt of the Wabash tendered his resignation, effective at the fleet year’s end, sparking speculation on a successor with Dennis Hays and Yard Conductor Rowe among names discussed. Seabald is not recovering quickly from injuries, and the Nickel disaster left the Limited five hours late after a wreck at Leetsdale. passengers remained largely unaffected.
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Pratt
Prate
Peru
Danville
Dennis. Hays
Rowe
Hays
Tals
Penn
AD Drr
Pennsylvania
Leetsdale
Hida
Ger
Wabash Railway Holiday Greetings From General Manager
General Manager Joseph Ramset of the Wabash railroad extends holiday wishes to all officers and employees. He lauds their fidelity, notes a successful year, and urges department heads to convey goodwill and holiday spirit across the road. Wabash text emphasizes thanks and a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
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Juisey
Wabogh Railroad
Chey Hat
Chey Wabash
Lrge
Lewish
Joseph
Ramset
Gutter
Keeping the Vegetables Warm on Rail Freight
Railroad companies issued orders to protect perishable cargo as a cold wave hit. Nickel Plate yards stored two carloads of produce in the roundhouse until temperatures moderated. Gent, promoted to Hagman, assigned to calease 1035 fourth district. Linde to Sagman. Seely hired as brakeman on Nickel Plate. first trip today. An act of kindness saw Olds Wagon Works employees give a sick worker a purse, $45, presented by Henry Coleman.
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Nickel Plate
Camtdor A. Gent
Hagman
Cinemi
C. M. ‘Linde
Sagman
A. J. Seely
Olds’ Wegon Works
Lhenselrey Pryud
Fred Hambrouck
Henry Coleman
Christmas Accidents injure workers at Pennsylvanian yards
Joseph WW McRenzie suffered injuries when caught between two cars amid yard activity. He sustained bruises to both arms and the left side and was taken to Dr O G Stemet for examination with a prognosis of a short absence from work. FP E Wilmore also injured his arm in yesterday's incident.
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Joseph WW. McRenzie
Pennsytvania
Uyeninys
O. G Stemet
E. Wilmore
Pennsylad Feil
Witt New Position Pleases Visitor in Fort Wayne
An arriving visitor expressed complete satisfaction with his new role and the city. He praised the town, its shops, and the facilities at which he would work while noting the Christmas railway events drew large crowds and the ticket situation remained busy.
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Hal
Meechlanie
Ohio Connecting railway plans heavy upgrades and new bridges
Stockholders met after a long delay to authorize a costly expansion of the Ohio Connecting railway. Plans call for double tracking a bridge, new Allegheny to Port Wayne connections, and through routes to Pittsburgh and Youghiogheny. Work expected to begin soon with full project completion by June 1.
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Pittsburg Post
Ohio Connecting Railway
Pennsylvania
Tt Ig
Thomas Redd
Pennsylvaid Lines
Allegheny & Spit
Nic Port Wayne
Preble Avenue
Hear Bellevue
Ohio
Lower
Allegadny
Dutt
Ghie
Fittsburg
Clottiers & Youghiogheny
Local Rail Jobs and Power Talks Roil Fort Wayne Area
Edward Gor os and others connected with power and machine work are noted in the Fort Wayne region. Gorton, once a power ofices employee, and H L Taylor, now with Duver Tubewriter, were seen in the city as talks unfold on Wabash River Traction deals to supply power to rival lines. Nickel Plate staff including D Young and W Horton are reported ill or reassigned amid a busy period with railroad operations.
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Edward Gor
Ibash Sailoady
Duver ‘Tubewriter Company
Cily
Columbia City
Ie Fort Wayne & Southiwestern
Wehazh River Traction Campy
Bure Wayne Company
Wabash River Company
Souwestern
D. Young
Nickel Plate
Summer
W. Horton
el Plate Fis Bellevue
Ald
Garila
Redevus Fe
Tlyr
West Stain
Tellbine
Biscuit Factory Plans and Pickett Dam Power Study
In Kendallville and nearby areas, miller and Henry Segok, a civil engineer, will survey the old Pickett dam on the Elkhart River near Beaton to assess horsepower. Mire Cook will inspect the site in Slacksor. Booger and Wilgore will develop the Pickett dam and convey it to Kilgore in Syriacise. The Alazers plan a biscuit and cracker factory and expect to hire workers. The gentlemen believe Pickett dam power can be converted into valuable property at low cost. The group held a town conference with Mr Caulk.
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Kendallville
Gan Esterday
Henry
Pickett Dam
Elkhart River
Beaton
Pickett
Kilgore
Syriacise
Fragmented OCR History Patchwork of Names and Notices
A garbled OCR page recounts various terse items including taxi line notes, funeral cab services, architectural and chemical terms, and scattered historic references. It mentions German nationality, alkyloxmheny Qqhendin, East and West Cuban railway progress, and Byron’s hive poetry. It cites pension figures, bids on locomotives, French and English topics, and portraits linked to Martin Luther, all presented as fragmented snippets from a late 19th or early 20th century-style newspaper segment.
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Linburgh Review
Byron
Ines Ré
Guard
Doctors Extend Free Medical Services For Three Months
Owing to many invalids unable to see Red Cross Medical Association doctors at Clinton Street near the post office corner, eminent physicians extend free treatment for three months to all who call between now and January 21. They examine, advise, and treat illnesses including kidney, female weaknesses, catarrh, cancer, and rectal diseases, with a candid first interview and no charges if not needed. Hours are 9 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 8.
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Redital Ss Aviation
Clinton St
Vost Ofice Corner
Judge Gray's Christmas Gift to Breaker Boy Andrew
A hazleton miner Andrew receives a Christmas gift from Judge Gray including a trumpet, a singing instrument, a drum, an overcoat, money, and a letter of encouragement. The scene shows gratitude from Andrew's family and neighbors at the mine headquarters as the judge wishes him joy and good conduct in life. The letter from Judge Gray urges Andrew to stay out of trouble and keep studying the Bible and music.
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Hazleton
Gray
Andrew
Grapox
Tce Wegan
Chippie
Cindrew
Mears
Santa Claws
Audrey
York Jaime
Setemiush
Teetotalism in Congress fuels reform talk in capital
Senate debate on an immigration bill includes an amendment to ban liquor sales at the Capitol. The proposed move echoes Henry Wilson's Civil War era crusade and the historical Congressional Temperance Society, which sought immediate dismissal for bringing whiskey into the building.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Henry Wilson
United States
Massachusetts
Ward
Wilson
Capitol
Wéber
Hall of Representa
Howse
Qajone
Tds
Hr. Wilson
New Sain
New York
Dodge
Wis & Man
Congressional Temperance Society
Mercia Sachs
Rome
Ey Sénliniont
House
Senaté
Conterevec
Women and Kidney Trouble Affects Men and Women Alike
The ad claims kidney trouble harms beauty vigor and comfort in both sexes and in children. It promotes Swamp-Root remedy with testimonials and a sample offer by mail, citing Dr. Kilmer and Co. of Binghamton New York, urging readers to request booklets and samples.
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Sufferers & Co
Binghamton
N. T
Street Market Prices Range From Poultry To Produce
Large street market with extensive listing of livestock and produce prices. Live turkeys and ducks sold by pound, dressed poultry priced per pound, beef lard and cheese quoted, potatoes onions cabbage and apples priced per bushel or per gallon. Flour and grains quoted by ton or bag, various feeds and mill products priced, including wheat, cornmeal, oats, and rye. Market notes indicate quantity and range, with several sellers named in quotations.
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EB. K. Bush & Cn
Ali
Sekoonings
Bleeding gums leads to medical concerns in local report
Fragmented OCR notes describe a medical incident with significant blood loss from gums and references to people and places in a murky narrative. The readable segments indicate a care or health event, with names such as Hazel and Teophilli appearing amid garbled text.
Holiday Perfumes in Taney Exes and Toilet Waters
Fragmentary listing of perfumes and brands appears to advertise various toilet waters. Readable items include Canine and Lan Bibek amid garbled product names and misspellings, reflecting a damaged 20th century ad line likely aiming to promote fragrances for the holiday season.
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Taney Exes
Toger & Malet
Proof in Using Page Lands in All
Fragmentary lines describe a page that offers results from an unspecified source. Read Hit Try it. The text mentions usage proof and a method to obtain outcomes, but details and context are missing from the readable portion.
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