Suburban Train Service Formed by Nickel Plate Route
Nickel Plate announces expanded suburban service from Indiana Harbor to Hessville with a belt line via Grand Crossing and Lake Shore tracks. Operations to begin within days with frequent departures, new connections, and plans for twelve trains daily to serve Hammond Fort Wayne workers and surrounding areas.
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Chicago
Nickel Plate Railroad
Stock Yards
Hammond
Long
Walter Long
Clyde Bell
Yeill Amke
Stock
Nickel Plate
Fort Wayne
Lake Shore
Indiana
Indiana Harbor
Grand Crossiye
Hessinkg
Grand Crossing
Unicrg
Solik
Blair Je
Hexsville
Michigan Central Railroad
Grand Croming
Huramond
Chicige
Wabash Run Excursions Attract Large Passenger Totals
The Wabash operated six excursions yesterday with strong passenger turnout. A Fort Wayne crowd joined trips to Toledo and Detroit, while Marion and Rome City services drew notable patronage. Toledo's run carried 160 passengers and Detroit’s to Findlay added 198, with overall counts reaching 426 aboard by intermediate stops.
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Fort Wayne
Toledo
Peru
Detroit
Marion
Port Wayne
Big City
Findlay
Fort
Pennsylvania
Pase Gangers
Rome City
Nickel Plate Box Cars See Immigrant Surge And Accidents
Notes from the Nickel Plate report an influx of about 320 immigrants headed for Chicago and west, with 693 additional cars handled week over week. Six thousand three hundred four cars entered the yard, two-thirds of them carrying perishables. A Toledo train mishap near Defiance caused a wreck, while other service notes cite busy operations and equipment strain.
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Chicago
Ube
Freight House Employees Out of City
In a brief dispatch, Freight House employees were reported traveling out of the city yesterday. Foreman Keet stayed in the area with his brother, a Chicago resident. Sharpe and McMarin visited friends in town, with one going toward Crestline and another toward India.
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Henry Keller
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Denver
Coln
Tony Kelker
Kelker
Henry Kelker
Crest- One
Mr. Kelker
Ronen
Penn
Sylvian Treight House
Staley Yietterd
Continental
Keet
Uhicage
Sharpe
FL McMarin
Warein
Crestline
Fite
New Ent
India
Rail traffic notes and local personnel changes in Lima region
Reports from Lima mention the Pennsylvania wreck crew responding to a Saturday night engine incident with no damage. Conductor Irwin and other Pennsylvania staff attend to city events, while Wabash and freight offices announce personnel shifts. Excursion plans for Detroit departures and shifts at the Wabash depot are noted. A sales pitch for Rocky Mountain Tea closes the item.
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Av Moylan
Pennsylvania
Iyer
Tix
Pennsylvania Company
Pittabirg
Elaine Mo
Wabash
Buffalo_division
James Kennedy .& Co
Duis Ad
Gisgow
Scotland
C.D. Allen
J. B. Wiltshire
R. G. ‘Thompson
Allroyd
Wi Imigh
Detroit
Toledo
Lake
Earl Reeves
Wabash Freight House
Fort Wayne
Mectric Works
Muncele
Poatton
Ube Tron
Stent
Hie
New Vehicle Design Ad From Local Dealer
An ad highlights latest designed vehicles from a local dealer. Joe W. Bicll lists address at VAD and 1 bs B. Colombia Street as contact.
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Joe W
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Kodak and Camera Stock Sale at Calhoun Street
L. M. Beck offers complete stock of cameras and photo supplies with developing and finishing department led by experienced staff. Prices stated as reasonable at 911 Calhoun Street.
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Wen
L. M. Beck
Kodaks
Calhoun Street
National Consumers’ League
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Lous Me
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Wabash Road
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