The Value of Charcoal Promotes Stuart Lozenges
An advertisement extols charcoal as a universal remedy for digestion breath and complexion. It claims charcoal lozenges from Stuart Co offer safer cleansing and improved health with a pleasant taste, priced at twenty five cents a box, and invites orders with a free trial pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciuaresal
Stuarta
Todovise Stuart
Largo
Stuart
FA. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldz
Marshall, Mich
Snowbound Rails Halt Nickel Plate and Rail Trains
A fierce snow storm crippled rail service as Nickel Plate and related lines stalled across the region. Trains were blocked by ten foot drifts, crews battled with snow shovels, engines exhausted water supplies, and special engines were freed from drifts by Stony Island yards. Officials forecast major damage to roadbeds and bridges after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate
G. Ry
Fort Wayne
Noitewar
Nichols
Valpacaiso
Stony Island
Valparaiso
Sxty
Nickel Plate Prospects For Year End Report Aimed At Stockholders
Nickel Plate stockholders await the fiscal year end report for the year ending December 31 with interest. The increased dividend on its second preferred stock from 4 to 6 percent fuels expectations of a favorable earnings release. The Vanderbilt owned railroad has modernized its assets since 1887, rebuilt bridges, and operates with a traffic arrangement with Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, facing talk of consolidation with the latter. With $14,000,000 of common stock outstanding and only modest earnings, holders seek early returns on their investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Lauls
Chicago Read
Nickel Plate
Vander-bilt
Aame
Pennsylvania plan to prevent accidents at transit stations
Pennsylvania officials outline measures to improve passenger station safety and prevent accidents mirroring prior incidents. The plan focuses on platform design, signaling, and crowd management to reduce risk and enhance traveler safety statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pine Forest in a Bedroom and Local News Notes
A garbled newspaper page mentions Pine Forest in a bedroom and touts pine-based remedies from Virgin Oil of Pine, produced in Cincinnati, with claims of healing lung troubles. The rest lists local notices: injuries, rail workers, a gravel roof contract at a college, and various city residents traveling or injured.
Pittsburgh considers platform rebuild after fatal Shadyside incident
An accident at Shadyside station killed Herbert T. Biddle, prompting Western Pennsylvania division officials to study major platform changes. Plans include three-step access, three-foot buffer from trains, and clearer warnings with white edge markings and signage to deter standing near the edge amid potential nationwide rework of Pennsylvania Railroad terminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadyside Station
Herbert T. Biddle
Judea Biddle
Carlisle
Western Pennsylvia Division
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
George W. Creighton
General Super
Intendent
Philadelphia
Breakwater Route Ships Heavy Freight by Special Train
A large shipment of elder and potatoes was moved from the city yesterday over the Breakwater Route, known as OWH. The consignment traveled in three cars two for live stock and one for tubers on Red 23, a second heavy freight run in about fifty weeks due to sudden demand.
Plan to Accept Invitation of Garrett Lodge
A party of ten five menchers of cal lodges of the Brotherhood of Trainmen and Ledles' few will leave this afternoon for a masquerade dance by the brotherhood at that place. The local lodge, as invited, expected a royal good time, but many who planned to attend find it impossible. The affair aims to strengthen ties between locals amid a friendly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Brotherhood of v
Minor Collision Delays Trains Near Nichols Ind
A west bound passenger train and a Nickel Plate freight car collided near Nichols Indiana causing material damage to equipment and track but no injuries. Engine crews Tim Short and James Bartigan were aboard the passenger and light engine respectively as repairs delayed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acid
P. Wr
Nichols
Ind
Tim Short
Tran
James Bartigan
Rolling Mills to Resume Operations This Week
Rolling Mills will resume operations Monday morning to fill backlogged orders for iron from contracts accumulated during the shutdown. A five day system of cutting vital intervals was adopted after the holidays. The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway ordered an 18 percent reduction in the mechanical department system wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topmaa, Han
Local workers shuffle duties at city hospitals and docks
The piece notes personnel changes at St. Tosent's hospital and the Pennsylvania coal dock with E L Weiseman leaving for Chi Cago street car and WV Rehultz taking over duties at the Walash machine shop after a days on recount of minor injuries. The Friendship Station and G A will meet this afternoon at Mrs William Gates home at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eller
Wales
Philip Schramm
Brant Schramm
Feruayivanta
Washington
F. A. Temsther
Aft
Pennsylvania
Bury Mersing
Frank Benoy
Bas
Avznasium
Ancora College
Micuk Pol
Tima Tej
Brotherkood
Lotomative Engineers
That Place
Melin
Erie
Kouga
Chicago
Nichols
J. J. Uorcoran
J. Sullivan
Hinckley
Toledo
Upper Sandusky
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. & Hestnar
Walter Long
St .Joseph's Hospital
Alvorder
Ronel
Yestern
St. Tosent
Hoanital
E. L. Weiseman
Rehultz
Node Sapymetels
Waisith
Freght House
Das
Mitewell
Tad
G. A
Cha
Willum Gates
South Harrison Street
Challenger Again An Ogallist In Optical Trade
Frank Challenger, a former deputy county treasurer under Jacob Funk, resumes practice in the Harmony building on West Berry Street. He trained at South Bend Optical College and Detroit Optical College, completing full courses and is well equipped for the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Challenger
Sonmty
Jacob Funk
Tuulness
Haywell
Harmony Building
West Berry Street
Chelenger i
South Bend Optical Collegs
Alga
Detroit Optical College
Retirement of Frank Hitchcock Shapes Taft Campaign
Washington February 17 An authorized announcement confirms the retirement of Frank H Hitchcock as first assistant postmaster general on February in a move seen as a Taft presidential boom. Charles T. Grandfield named as successor in the post and new plans for campaign management surface amid talks of reform in the post office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H Hitchcock
Taft
Iir
Burback
Washington
Counie
Charles TP. Grandield
Onier
Allem
Glasses to aid eye care by Mr Challenger specialist
To test eyes and fit glasses, Mr Challenger uses study and experience to ensure patron satisfaction. He locates defects and prescribes lenses to relieve difficulty, well known across Allen County for years of service in the treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challenger
Alien County
Haymakers Dance at Taylors Night Takes Another Girl to Bethesda Home
Mr George J Cooper superintendent of the Columbia Street mission yesterday took Emme Goertz alias Johnson to Bethesda home near Lina. She was arrested in Bible with a testo and the girl is placed in care of Cooper. A large number of applications to enter the home have been received but only a few admitted. Three girls from Fort Wayne were sent there. The home is in prosperous condition with more than 18000 donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozin Orr
National Organization of Strest Car
Detroit
Amos Bowser
Wabash Station
No. 2
Parsons
Wabash
Logal Union
Fort Wayne
Mimmutes
George J. Canper
Columbia Street Mission
Bethesda
Lina
Emme Goertz
Johnson
Cooper
Fort Warnene
Beal Longfield Expands Fort Wayne Caterer Service
Beal Longfield, manager of Fort Wayne and caterer for the fort, to broaden buffet offerings and extend catering reach. The move signals growth in the local food service sector and expansion of the Trofley buffet operation under Longfield’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thr
Beal Longfield
FE. J. Longfield
Fort Warne & W
Fort Wayne to Indianapolis Buffet Service Expanded
Gash Valley Traction company appoints a caterer for the Fort Wayne to Indianapolis route, with extended buffet service on limited cars. Longfield, formerly on U S routes, gains broader Indiana coverage. fares listed as 20 and 40 cents, plus 700? rides. Annual AA A tour will start July 6 from Buffalo, Glidden trophy route set from Buffalo to New York and Boston via Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Fort Varne
Chatrman Hower
Tn-Day
Spd
Chicago Motor Club
Ochicago Automobile Club
Chicago
Pittsburg
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
New York
New England
Boston
Whits Mountains
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rogers Guard
Rogers
Glaseez
EoLann- Nation
H. H. Rogers
Calhoun St
Court House
Seide Blouk
Xervies
Klaehn & Melching
Amubkenes
Westrin
Phene
Journal-Gazette
Vanderbilt Group
Manny
Pitsburg
Senger Station
Necaalan Bitters
Pine Forrest
OrFot
Austria
Bik Phyencitm
Kerti
Othe World
Smale Courths
Pune
Leach
Chemis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Breakwater
Garrett Lodge
Money Car
Rolling Mills
Santa FE
As & Vuritr
Jour-nal-Gazette
C. F. Challenger
Tim Republicast
Morida
Hitchrack
Tate
Bern
Willam Deemer
Turt
Hiltehock
Frank H, Hitchcock
People’s Store
Home Journal
Queen Quality Shoes
Haymakers
Taylor
Auto Tour
Buffalo
Buppalo
American Automobile Association
Ayer
Yar
Prezent
Wien
Fort Wayne Loan Co
Calhoun
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!