Golden Wedding Celebrated At 3434 A Street Philadelphia
Mr and Mrs Christian Geisler of 3434 A Street Philadelphia celebrate their golden wedding. He is cured of chronic bronchitis and she of grip and indigestion after using Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey. A testimonial letter praises the tonic stimulant and urges others to benefit. Contains promotional copy for Nutty’s Pure Malt Whiskey and offers medical booklet from K R Curran.
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Christian Geisler
Philadelphia
Mr. Geisler
Nutty
K. R. Curran
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Train derailment near Junction West of Gily causes panic
Passengers on the Grand Rapids line faced a scare when two cars a chair car and a day coach jumped the track near Junction West of the city. The derailment blocked tracks, but automatic braking and quick wreck crew action prevented serious injuries. Passengers were moved to other cars and trains No 9 and No 2 were delayed, with main services back on schedule after clearing the scene.
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Grand Rapids & In- Alarna No
Pennsylvania
Andadl
Pennsylvania No.9
A. J. Smith
Freelife Works
Hease Castle
Fred Sugleking
Smith
Willian Slater
Diarasa
Paul Vogelesang
A H. Perfect Wholesale
Captain Stoll
Pennsylvania Trinmen
W. S. Fitch
Filet
Mich
T. J. Tolan
2 S
Wabash
Uevy
Freman
U.S
Wrunkitn
Norfolk
Quail Davis
Bowser
Davis
Arcola
Lake Shore
Richmond
Peter Goin
Pensylvania
Pittsburg
Aga
Sedy Hbertine
Detroit
Graw, Jey and Bros. Company
Continental Limited
Grover Scheid
Peter Scheid
Pennsylvania Rar
Toledo
Pennsylvania Company
Scheid
M. C. Baker
Bass Works
Rass Company
Pennsylvania DJ
Pennsylvania Toundhouse
Railroads Adopt Bowser Meter for Oil Use
Santa Fe officials test and approve Bowser oil meter for locomotives after a high capacity trial in Cleveland. The device promises an absolute check on oil consumption as coal to oil engines replace coal burners, with plans to deploy at thirty division points across the system. Bowser’s invention, improved from a Cleveland design, is viewed as curing long standing waste and ensures steady work for the plant’s shopmen during the rollout.
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Santa Fe Road
Bowser Works
Suparintovide
Bowser
Cleborn
Tazhs
Cleveland
A A. Bowser
Santa Fe
Anwestern Unien
Steel rail pact aims to curb rail breaks
Judge Gray reports that Elbert H. Gary announced a factory agreement between steel rail manufacturers and railroads on heavier rails with improved section. Production costs, if any, will be paid by purchasers. Conferences followed a rise in broken rails nationwide.
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New York
Elbert
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Purchassers
Judge Gurv
Pennsylvania Pay Car Delays Reach 18th Run
Disrupted wage distribution leaves Panhandle terminal workers awaiting their monthly pay as the Pennsylvania car was scheduled for the 18th. Lillie, James Lillie, and other division employees in Chi arrive for services and interment at Linwood Cemetery. Funeral services are at 1:00 PM Thursday in Kankakee with a late Friday interment if needed.
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Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Gu Ct
Kankakee
Althe
Ben Hamilton
Chi
James Lillie
Ely Onga
Lita
Jing
Genwood Cemetery
O'éloel
LILLIE FUNERAL PLANNED FOR FRIDAY AND MEETING NOTICE
After a Ladies Auxiliary session this afternoon a social gathering will be held Friday for James Lillie. The event aims to strengthen member feeling and outline 1908 plans. Also reported, veteran engineer J M Price died at Crestline after a years of service since 1870. Train No 17 was delayed four hours due to engine trouble.
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Brotherhood of Railway
J. NM. Price
Crestlinn
Crestline Pennsylvania
Death of Former Wabash Operator S Baureusier
Word reached the thin city of Maumee about the death of S Baureusier at age sixty from a stroke. He formerly operated for the Wabash railroad at New Haven. Elmer Young of the city police and John Dunn of Meyer Ying Company are consin-law to the deceased.
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Dr. Baureusier
Maumee. C
Bauyreusier
Wabash Railroad
New Haven
Elmer Young
John Dunn
Meyer Ying Company
Jecedent
Debate on cooperative ownership amid hard times
The text describes a December meeting with speakers addressing unemployment and worker control of industry. Socialist leader Rev Fred Strickland criticizes private ownership and argues for public or cooperative ownership, urging workers to demand control of tools, jobs, and life, while a crowd of about 159 attends in severe weather.
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Hosey Sal
Pesca
Fred Strickland
Maxwell
Strickland
Hogeless
Asatertiite Petal Ayeciers
Court House
Ross
Pele Hollister
Rocky Mount
Tex
Meyer Bros.co
Storm Becomes Boon for Unemployed Men in Journal Gazette
A snow sleet and ice storm Tuesday night disrupted traffic and inconvenienced many. Yet it yielded work for unemployed men cleaning sidewalks, gutters, and street crossings. Charles Mc Kendry’s crew opened catch basins as traction and interurban lines fell behind schedule, though service improved by afternoon.
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Trafic
Charles Mc~Kendry
Traction Company
Unies
Chicken dinner at First Presbyterian church Friday
The Ladies of First Presbyterian church will serve a fried chicken dinner at the church this Friday from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m All invited.
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First Presbyterian Church
Port Wayne Shrine Meeting and Local Happenings
The Port Wayne Shrine hosts an evening meeting at the Temple Me with local participants including Charles Solomon John Ohnack and Winn Houser from Washington township. Chicago curlers cannot attend the planned clash with local curlers. Also notes a church mite society supper in Jefferson and Webster streets and a police report about a man named Lish Moore jailed for drunkenness. Grace Carnatan improves property on Culligan Street near Naker and Brackenfield, with new Promis and bay windows noted. Jean Stopher of Springfield Township is critically ill in Maya Villa. Mrs Stopher among prominent local residents.
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Port Wayne
Cluts
Mls
Temple
Charles Solomon
John Ohnack
Winn Houser
Washington Township
Chicago
Tink
Mite Society of Christ's Lutheran Church
Chirch
Jefferaun
Webster
Ankenbruck
Lish Moore
Aiecre
Develry
Moore
Grace Carnatan
Culliguin Street
Naker and
Brackeneldse
Wayne Grocery Company
Stopher
Bran
Stoner
Harcy Stypher
Isa Ys
Want ads in the Journal Gazette cost 1c per word
Classified notice notes that want ads appear in the Journal Gazette at a rate of one cent per word. It outlines how readers or advertisers should calculate cost and prepare copy for submission.
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Journal- Gazette
Knights of Columbus seek larger quarters for growth
The Knights of Columbus branch plans to rent Elks Lodge rooms as they expand their present quarters and prepare for a future home. A February 10 meeting will decide whether to lease, with potential occupancy of the Elks space for five years. The order anticipates growth, a larger building fund, and a third degree class on February 23. The church debt is reduced and the congregation now has 700 paying members.
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Knights of Columbus
Elks
Elks Lodge
Knights
Knights’ of Columbus
Chick
Ita
George Mote
William Wiggert
St. John's Church Reports Fine Condition at Meeting
At St. John's Taleran church quarterly meeting, Rev. H. F Dannecker serves as pastor. Officers' reports indicate the church is in fine condition and note ongoing church affairs and concerns.
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ST. John's Church
St. John’s Taleran Church
H. F Dannecker
National Art Glass Co Announces Mirror Resilvering
National Art Glass Co located at 325 Pearl Street says it will begin manufacturing and resilvering mirrors within a week to ten days. For details call phone 791.
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National Art Glass Co
Pearl Street
Bank Refuses Counterfeit Ring Amid Washington Alarm
In Washington authorities and Midwest banks report growing exposure to counterfeit silver dollars. At First National Bank in this city teller Edward Detzer described a stack of deposits with a highly convincing fake that only acid testing revealed as counterfeit. The note states banks had been vigilant and that the phony money had not yet surfaced locally in the banks’ view.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
Middle West
Edward Détzer
First National
Detser
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Seidel Block
American Central Life Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry P.scherer
GC. Stout
Managain
W. S. Wells
Indiana
Journal-Gazette
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Gily
jHnsky Yesternsay
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Laloun
Judge Gray
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Fort Wayne Loan Co
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