Knitting Mills Lead With Expanded Operations
Industrial notes report Knitting Mills will lead in expansion as more than 2,006 workers are to be employed next year. A new water tube boiler is installed and additional machinery begins foundation work. Insulation and electrical setups commence, with several machines already installed and others awaiting testing and startup. Officials say full operation should commence within a week.
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Industrial News
Tom Wleterd
Taxis
Cota
Che Tae
Tory
Changes in Baltimore and Obvious Personnel Shifts
A Baltimore post reports on leadership changes within the company, noting Firat of the Year Will Sax Numeray and new appointments. The article details the rearrangement of offices, the departure and promotion of executives, and the impact on operations and engineering staff amid a period of organizational realignment.
Wartime repair crews return to duties after setback
Several engineers and firepit workers were removed from their posts but have since returned to duty in their shops. Keener, a conducter, had been absent for days due to his mother's death. His return follows the accident that claimed a man named Herd. Kent and others resume roles in the bus mechanics division.
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Harry
Kent
Alten
Wrecked engines moved to the Wabash shops
The two engines wrecked in the Wabash venue accident were brought to the Wabash shops. One engine is valued at about 4000 dollars, the other heavily damaged. The Montpelier wrestling crew removed the wreck and a steel work par for emergencies of habit was used for the presenting. The wreck occurred last night during the event, with an open entrance noted and a clerk present yesterday.
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Hughatare
Mdeum
New Year Glosings Notice Postings
Notices posted around New Year warn that several city locations will close for the holiday. The Week Wayne SEY and Wayie Knatting mills plan reduced hours while factories like Maes Foundry and Maeine camping will observe closures. Electric works and Tinenee stores announce limited weekday closures over the holiday weekend.
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Wil Eboay
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Beth Tage
Tinenee
Beth Irl
Pennsylvania Blacksmith Entertaining Relatives
A Pennsylvania blacksmith hosts relatives at a family gathering. The scene includes multiple generations, with grandchildren and the presence of Mrs Irene Anderson and Myer Hunbegt among attendees.
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Wabash Machinist to Take a Bride
A Wabash machinist, H lone Williams, plans to wed Miss Schwarts, daughter of a county official in Huntington. After a brief wedding journey, the couple will settle in Fort Wayne for their future home.
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Fort Wayne staffing changes and street damage report
Reports indicate George James will be located in Fort Wayne with W. G. Plark traveling there to arrange housing. Changes mention Mr. Black succeeding as master mechanic at Mickey Plate shops, Mr. Winck moving from Port Wine, and Mr. Trine set to assume a new post. An accident at Main Street crossing causes temporary mud, with railway and canal impacts and ongoing paving repairs.
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Fort Wayne
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Rushing the work of installing motors across the crossing
A chaotic scene unfolds as crews rush the motor installation near the crossing. A party of thirty traveling sales agents gathered previously as plans shifted at short notice. Changes to schedules and delays ripple through the town affecting the Wabash line and the holiday timetable. Local officials and workers are listed among those involved.
Pennsylvania shopman has eye removed in hospital operation
Fenjamin Towers, a shopman in the Pennsylvania station shop, underwent an operation to remove an injured eye to save the sight of the other. The operation was successful and Mr Mowers is expected to return to work shortly.
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Woman's Label League Orders Charter Event
A local Woman's Label League has ordered a charter for the group’s activity. The secretary reported funds raised and the aim to secure charter supplies. A national organizer will visit to address the society and oversee the event.
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Anya
Oy cOuiser
Nickel Plate Calendars Hit Market in Large Numbers
A fragmented report notes Nickel Plate issues many calendars despite unclear finances. The item hints at questioned advertising value and possible misallocation of funds, mentioning past agents and a claim that no official vendor was issued. The text suggests scrutiny of calendar production costs and prior aims.
Huntington County Politician Dead in Local Mystery
A Huntington County politician is found dead amid a tangle of dates, names, and places. The report notes unclear connections to county duties, a township setting, and possible political pressures surrounding a fatal event in California.
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Huntington County
Farmer faces mortgage risk amid uncertain harvest
A farmer from Thatal Bante tireles sifts through loans to save the field as cash flow shrinks. Local officials and lenders consider options to avert forced sale while weather and market pressures threaten a stable season for Beate Ti da atop and surrounding farms.
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Bante
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