Through Sleeping Car Service Louisville to Jacksonville
Southern Railway offers through sleeping car service from Louisville to Jacksonville with daily departures from Louisville at 245 pm and Lexington at 1030 am. Arrivals include Chattanooga 550 pm, Atlanta 1625 pm, and Jacksonville 840 am daily. Also a 745 pm Louisville to Jacksonville one-night connection with through cars. Southern Railway claims 24 hour schedule between Louisville and Jacksonville and winter tourist tickets to Florida, Havana, and Puerto Rico via the Queen and Crescent Route. Information at 220 Fourth Ave Louisville.
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Louisville
Jacksonville
Southern Railway
Lexington
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Iacksonville
Connccion
Florida
Pricipal Resorts
Morida
Havana
Nuesan Ad
Porto Rico
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Cuba
O. Ream
N. W. Paas
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Th. C
Th. C. A. Baird, Trav. Pass. Agt, 204 Neave Ride, Cicciona, O. A
Pass
Fourth Ave
Tayloe
Act
Lonaville
Origin of the Relief Story by Superintendent Smith
R. P. Smith of Cleveland, longtime Pennsylvania Lines official and retired pension plan proponent, recounts a career starting in 1848 with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad. He describes the voluntary relief department’s inception, its growth to about 18,400 members, and distinguishes it from the pension system, noting retirements upcoming under the new plan. He cites engineering advances, labor discipline, and a shift to electric traction as influencing railroading. Local railroad notes report various brakemen and conductors on duty changes and vacations, with occasional personal notices.
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R. P. Smith
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Mr. Smith
Palmasiter
Jess
Parmaster T
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Company
Emmoyes
Voluntary Relief Department of the
Europe
J. A. Anderson
Lambertville
N. J
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Pension System
Relief Department
Voiwolity Relief
Goodly Company
J. F. Miller
Gray
Butcher visiting Sphalers and rail men report
Fragmentary local railroad notes describe visiting butcher Comintar George Auer of the Pennsylvania, duty shifts, engines sent for repairs, and staff promotions. Reports mention special train plans to Columbus for a Shrine convention, yard activity, and a 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Matthew Walker with a large East Side gathering.
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Géorge Auer
Pennsylvania
Fraktman
J. W. Williams
Michel Plate
van Wert
Columbus
Paesta
German Shrine Society
Jauterphyce
J. A. Beahl Jr
J. Argus
Gee
Orville
Hee Husisan
Watashi
Penysilygnia Hines
Chicago
Seaboard
East Side
Matethew Walker
Coesse
Toul
Walker
Ad Mrs. York
Annual Meeting of Commercial Travelers Assn in Indianapolis
The eleventh annual meeting of the Commercial Travelers Association of Indiana was held at the Board of Trade in Indianapolis with about 100 members present. Officers for the year included President W. H. Shireman. vice presidents Harry Halderman, Schethorn, Stark, Yelm, Stone, Quiles, Ry Crawford, Frick, Freeman, Coons, Shannon, Stewart, Lewis, and Wargan. Secretary-Treasurer William F. Henley. directors Newman, Weider, Lynch, and Jewar. President White noted $200,000 paid to heirs of deceased members and proposed a monthly eight dollar assessment and changes to qualify bookkeepers and house staff for membership. He also urged a uniform mileage rate across rail routes and noted deaths of Geo. W. Geiger and Col. James Tk. Thos. The secretary-treasurer’s report showed 1,050 total members and assets including bonds, mortgages, and cash.
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Indianapolis
Bec
Commercial ‘Travelers’ Association of Inviir Dna
Board of Trade
W. H. Shireman
Harry Halderman
Indianapalisy Schethorn
Evansville
M. W. Stark
Terre Haute
Charles G. Yelm
Lafeyett Prank Stone
Fort Warne
HM. Newman
Oscar Weider
M. PL Lynch
J. F. Jewar
J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Church
White
Algo
Geo.w. Geiger
James Tk
Thos
W. F. Henley
Barrett Law
SMM Caren
State Institutions Report Records Huge Annual Costs
Aggregate net cost for last year totals over 1.2 million with 2.3 million in maintenance and extraordinary repairs. Prison populations rise at Michigan City and Jeffersonville while several homes and schools report steady inmate counts across Indiana. The bulletin notes per capita maintenance shifts, increases in benevolent institutions, and modest changes in correctional costs over five years.
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Javiayente
Knights Lawn
Lafayette
Orprians
Knightstown
Indianaplus
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Jeffersonvile
Plainfield
Institution For
Deal
Indiana Reformatory
Girts
Reform School For Boys
Industrial School For Wins
Southern
Central Hospital
Northern Hospital
Institution For the Deaf
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
Soldiers' Home
Te Blind
State
Deaths and Funeral Announcements
Deaths include Judg. Jen Judy aged 24 died Sunday after brief heart illness at 40 Buchanan Street residence of C P L Trencher in Logan. Brother arrives from Logan for funeral. Funeral notices list Moellering, Dalmur, Retzlat, Klepper, Hoffmann with times and church locations across city.
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Jen Judy
C. PL Trencher
Buchanan Street
Pennsylvania
Logan
Grace Lutheran Mhirrh
Frederick Klepper
St. Prul
Luther We Ehoreh
Miller
Mrg
Ella Hoffman
Wayne‘ Street
Coe Opens 20 Foot Wide Store in Tri-State Block
In Tri-State Block executives Berry and Clinton announce C F Pfeiffer and Bass Block backing a new 20 foot wide store space. A shift to improve retail layout is planned with a Tuesday appointment to take measurements and finalize fittings.
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Tom Run
Coe
Tri- State Block
Tm Berry
Clinton Sim
C.F. Pfeiffer
Bass
Filipinos Grow More Daring From the Philippines
In a letter written from the Philippines before her regent election Capeela Nave describes bold actions by natives. She notes a violent incident where a youth was found severely mutilated with signs of having been skinned, a disturbing case that underscores growing daring.
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West Superior
Philippines
Capeela
Dwearyerourth
Uiom
Scranton Strike Called Off After Vote
Cramped by misread text the Scranton strike ends after a week of action. Det Lear M0 Velurk units pinning the street protest, with President Clerk and managers present. Directors Joby and Timothy Burke received with cheers as the vote passed. Strikers seek back pay and promised better terms, demanding some form of allyance on home rents.
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Scranton
Lear
Ciga
Stillman
Joby
Timothy Burke
Street Cary Company
Iso
Forgery Case Ends with Pardon for DePrance
Noted forger Stynerall J. DePrance, jailed for a spree of bank forgeries, is pardoned by Governor Plagra and set for release Monday morning. Investigators conclude DePrance realized about 366,090 from con jobs at multiple banks including the Pawl National Bank and the Pictur City Nations Bank in St. Paul.
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Jackson, Mith
Stynerall J. DePrance
Plagra
Veil
DePrance
Pawl National Bank
Pictur City Nations Bank of
Day of unprecedented dividends to hit American investors
New York reports on January 2 1901 predicted a red letter day as interest and dividends of 75 million dollars would be paid by industrial and financial firms. Rockefeller was forecast to receive about 1 million while total payouts could reach around 175.9 million, benefiting roughly 6 to 7 million people with varying shares.
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New York
United States
United
Comnncy
Haw
John 2D. Rockefeller
Wall Street
Randall Hall Dance and Murder Case News Note
Jeffersonville authorities report a complex case as Danielve suspects face charges amid disjointed remarks about Randall Hall events. Names such as Wilian Silmore and Baud din Weatirn appear in fragmented references, with no clear timeline or locations corroborated.
Shore Southern December 2 1900 train numbers
In effect December 2 1900 North Bound No 163 Local Freight No express and Mall No 455 Express and fall South Bound No 435 Express and Mail.
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Shore Southern
North Bound
Mail and Express Train Schedules From Findlay
Fragmentary timetable notes depart Findlay for Fort Wayne and Western Railway services including No 2 Mail and Express and No 23 Local Freight. Arrivals and frequency are unclear. context suggests daily operation with Sunday exception. details include times around 4 0 50 pm and references to freight and local services.
Lake Erie and Western Time Table
Lake Erie and Western timetable shows Bonth Depart No 1 at 710 am except Sunday and No 48, No 43 on Sundays, No 17% local freight north with arrivals No 40 except Sunday and No 42 Sundays 226 pm, No 174 local freight. Authored by T. Dale.
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Bonth
Senday
Rundas
T. Dale
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A. Whedon
W. A. Tark
Gen. Pass
Washington
William H. Tayloe
Hoday Excurlins
Lake Erie & Western B. R
Fort Waine
R. R
Northern Ohio RY
Lyol
Daly
Dr. Beattie
Patmist
Jefferson Street
Brenka
H. M. Metzger
Schmitz Blk
Robert Klaehn
West Main Street
White National Bank
Corner Wayne and
Clinton Sta
GG. Wowener
Calhoun Street
Sehaid
Aiko Monde
J. C. Peltier
Undertaker
West Waynes
Schone & Veith
East Batry St
Aldine Block
Postoffice
Ind
Rome
East Lewis St. Gash
Ganzer
Lewis St
East Main Street
Rua Esi
Chicaue
Tyne Venneyivama Xauroua Company
Lie Company
C. Fissel
J. W. Miller
Trakeman Pelvney
Penney
Vauld
W. A. Rable
Penn Sylvania
F. A. Miller
T. R. Ames
Vanasion Ama
W. J. Kitselman
Charles LaRne
Sphalers
Commercial Travelers Association OF Indiana
Ted
Frank Store
Presi
Randelshott
Judg
Otulig Hiner Tren
Rockefeller
Randall Hall
Jeffersonville
Mostigee
Wwa
Willian
Ertens
Sueuay
Ty Vleviaud
Eric
Buttale
Stil Thostau
NGS
C. Ay
Lt Wayne
Peonayivanis Station
Rilo
Youngstown
Mansfield
Lima
Cumon
Valparaiso
Aclantic Exupese
Peru
Avexant
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway
Grand, Rapids
North
Grand Rapids
Richmond
Richmond & Cincionati
Michigan
Lake Erie
E. Thomas
East Berry St
Fort Wayne, Ind
WE Stamp Company
Hottie
Young Women’s Christian Association
West Serry ST
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