Asterlis Named District Agent of Nickel Plate
AL Asterlin, traveling passenger agent for the Nickel Plate, is promoted to district agent based in Fort Wayne, replacing A. Sowaller. The change, effective soon, expands duties over freight and passenger operations with a pay rise. Rooney, delegate to the Trainmen's Convention in Buffalo, reports on sessions, costs, and next meeting in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. AL Asterlin
Nithet Plate
Fore Wilrne
Yas Sepeer Sven
Sowaller
Lesa
Dharse
Bifulo
Askerlin
Agleriia
Bellevire
Trivajisite
Fort Wayne
Agtoriy
Ula
Eutaste
Etly
Aus
Bria
Sia
Aucetsser
Tipides
Yale
W. J. Rooney
Wie Sud
Buffalo
Yoney Acta
Alburtu
Atlanta
Columbus
Counndres
Ihasetas
New York
Bullaly
Stoney
Hannakin
Nb RR
Mandala
Tour Bréat
Convention-Way
Bowron's Appointment Sparks Railroad Reaction
The article reports Bowron, head of a G H and By division, being named general manager. It notes mixed reactions among railroading officers and mentions J A Gordon as a potential successor or related figure. The piece reflects internal debates within the operating department and leadership changes at the Kansas City Southern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onverle
O. Bowron
Flgomr
Tate
Railrood
Boma
Lic
Gordon Vibe
Gordon
Karisas Gily Southern
Penerit
Autistaction
Wabash Retrenchment Reduces Patrollers and Forces
In Montpelier and surrounding areas retrenchment actions affect the Wabash companies patrols and patchers. Several workers have been discharged as other forces see reductions and questions arise about the extent of the retrenchment and its impact on operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnd
Meeting of Six Four Lines Postponed
Meeting notes show six four lines postponed with references to stockholders and various local figures. Multiple garbled phrases mention Henry Schuster, rail workers, and industry terms. no clear event details or outcomes emerge due to corrupted OCR text.
Digestive aid claims cure for stomach troubles in old notice
An old medical advertisement touts a remedy named Biase from Meyeros & Co and Wig stores. It promises to strengthen the stomach and digestive system, claims relief from headaches dizziness and indigestion, and offers refunds if not effective. The text urges taking two capsules before meals and asserts universal safety with no strong side effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Os & Co
Pete
West Store
Remained orue wight and engine notes to Chicago No. 35
Fragmented OCR reports travel and engine notes with names such as Mr Watts Gus Kruekebors and J. G. Pearson. Mentions Pennsylvan ia docks and engines by Matd. Goose and Wayne dodge. Reference to Henry Rodenback at the Littsovan Hospital and various train crew items. The piece blends railway operations with reflections on peace and international issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schuster
Adorn
Y Gooner
Georg
F. N. Hughes
Pennsylvania
Smith
West
Lak
al Hickman
We” Heal
Wmizoo
Sylvanis
Sisk
Petro Parlyto da
Ape
War
Ur. Rozers
Bay City Crane“company
Pelaspivanta
Kiss
Elimid
Coke Charles
Pennylvenia
Bittsburgh
Rankin
Orue Wight
Chicago
Watts
Pennsslyapia
Yuinidhouse
Brueke Bors
Gus. Kruekebors
le Pemnpyl
Henry Rodenback
Hase blackkmTu
Iawcyter Gove
Littsovan Houpital
Pst
Wayne Dodge
Liz
Lomorray
Fol B
Lange
Boone Street
Tentaid
Fla
Wolf Will Azsise
Wowston
Wty
Penn
Petroit
Mos
Pansylvanie
J. G. Pearson
Prockmedy
Trelyby
Arbitration Fever Sweeps Europe Amid Treaty Pace
A sea of arbitration treaties dominates Western Europe as dozens of pacts are signed and ratified. An eminent German peace worker notes the trend nears completion. Most treaties await full effect while signs point to broader peace goals.
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Mook
Benia Ching
Spiiley
Spain -and
Portugal
Europe
Georges Eylether and Williams County Mystery Court Date
Unclear OCR fragment references George Eylether and Williams County with a Montpelier mention. Indicates a secret matter awaiting court action or official decision. No full names, dates, or concrete actions clearly readable in the fragment.
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Erior
George Eylether
Iliams County
Byett & Wynne
Montpalier
Ouly
Morton 790 Run and Cabinet Retirements in New York Subway Context
The report notes Morton announcing retirement from the cabinet in 1903 and references seismic statements by Secretary Manton. It mentions a New York subway operation linked to the Whitney and Bumpaar families and an affiliated railroad company behind an extended subway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
New, “York
Subway
Manton
Spaul Morton
Ae Es ‘Failway Company
Ibe Ae Whitney
Bumpaar
Nat Ag
Notable Transit Figure Proposes Subways in New York
A prominent New York transit figure named Mr Ryan and his associate Mr Morton guided a plan to build a vast subway system while controlling surface street lines. A well known cabalist figure supported Judge Parker and faced recent political scrutiny amid debates over rapid transit expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interborough Hardd ‘Transit Company
Ryan
Morton
New York
Judge Parker
dSlesie
Gioke
St. Louis
Bly Beaue
Gas Franchise Debate Sparks City Night Meeting
Local meeting centers on municipal gas ownership and cheaper rates. Speakers cite Glasgow model and potential 49 to 60 cent rates with oil crude mix. supporters push for city control while opponents warn of higher franchise costs and delayed projects. Officials form a committee to study reductions and report in two weeks.
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Sperry
Seoul Vale
Labkage
Ate
Ng Ty & Higher
Professor Low
Dieturleh Syndicate
Sporey
Ing
Artillgial Joe. A
Proscul Company
Enegry
Mme
Jobin
Werkman
Bederation
Lalor
Workingman
Gar
D. F. Kennedy
Glasgow
Bueller
Col. O. . Paster
James Te
Brosius -Saig- Yo
LP. Sharg
BV. Harris
Sae
Steiss
Bryant man held on U S notes fraud charges near Bryant
Indianapolis May 31 Noah Wester Andersun living near Bryant in Jay county was arrested by United States officers for altering and passing United States tank notes. After a hearing before U S Commissioner Elis of Munele he was committed to Delaware county jail to await a federal grand jury action. It is alleged that Anderson and accomplices created notes by cutting and fusing pieces.
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Indianapolis
Noah Wester Andereun
Bryant
Jay County
United States
Elis of
Munele
Delaware County
Anderson
Pioneer Ohio merchant leaps into river tragedy
Rensy Stakler, a forty-year Waerly dry goods merchant, committed self harm by jumping into the Sciolo river from a bridge. Authorities cite ill health as a probable cause. The report notes his long tenure and local business ties with Reed and Garten’s Silver-Plated Ware and Green’s Arcade retailer in Dallas.
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Qwilaacothe
Rensy Stakler
Waerly
Sciolo River
Sridze
Staller
Wavery
Reed and Garten
Dallas
FB. Green's
Arcade Taweler
Peace Debate at Tsarskoe Selo in Rushed Palace
Report from St. Petersburg notes a peace debate among Tsarist leaders at Tsarskoe Selo. Officials and grand dukes weigh whether to end the war as Russia suffers naval losses and economic strain, amid calls for peace and questions on terms with Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressis
Far East
Japan
le Breski
Korea
Asia
Tsarskoe Selo
Pape
Ministers, Doctors and Temperance Workers
A garbled testimonial ad praising Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey as a health remedy. It features accounts from a temperance activist and mentions medical authorities endorsing the product for consumption, lung and fever symptoms, and claimed wide use in homes and hospitals.
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Ivestiou
Sebthal
Nina
DR Bowere
Yskwu
Lowe
Bissutun
N_ J
WML
Duffy
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Ehter
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Thoraigh
George Gray
Detawa
Annasti
Ana Omega Atone
Sami
Ohio
Czar's
Secret Council OF Heads OF Empire
ST Petersbung
London
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Hora Huard
Subkhatty
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Diddal
Togut
Jis
Parison
Lutces
Nunaln
Vladivostok
East
Peter
M LeNar
Abystan
Rojeetvenaky
Lésa
Vntkann
Téarskee Selo
Russia
France
Korean Strait
Gaul
Oyama
Mancheria
Ictuciph
Salge Willigg
Dallas F. Green
Areal Jewelar
Cleatiser
Night Ory
Gross
Sole
Barr Ste
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