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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1907

Page

8

Strike at Foundry Keeps Workforce Firm in Standstill

One wheel molders union met at Federation Hall to push for reorganization while both sides refuse concessions at the Hoss Foundry. A strike-breaker was hospitalized with typhoid symptoms after an assault near Gay Street including a related confrontation as workers prepared to leave town.

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Darlingine Railway Grants Salary Increase to 114 Staff

The Darlingine system followed peers by giving 114 employees a raise of 10 percent. Clerks in the Wabash freight office petitioned for 210 percent, arguing years without a raise. J C Sullivan, Peru division superintendent, replied that no wage increases are planned across Wabash freight offices. Workers filed a round robin for another raise, but have heard nothing for two months.

Darlingine Ineal Tredght The Wabash Jaine Whihey Peru J. C. Sullivan

Banner Days in the History of Yards at Consway Pa

Last Friday and Saturday marked banner days for Consway yards near Pittsburgh as freight shipments surged. Over 16,000 tons moved in two days, roughly split between outbound and inbound traffic, with Friday noting about half a billion pounds. The rail system faced heavy freight volume, drawing comment from lawmen and seasoned railroad workers alike.

Fennsylvanias Consway Pittsburg Thesn Aguens Oman

Ore Town Rally Staged As Art Pedals Climb

A garbled notice from Ore Town describes a rally featuring art bikes and a parade along the main road. Organizers expect community turnout and plan a sequence of street displays. Local groups invited residents to join, with timing set for an afternoon event.

Unclear text fragment on Cay Depot and local order

Fragmentary report describes shipments and an ordinance debate over fuel or gasolene in a town. Mentions Cay Depot, Runulone tuk, and local officials, with confusing OCR yields and several garbled phrases. No clear events, dates, or named individuals emerge from readable portions.

St. Leal

Switchmen Elect Officers and Conclude Meeting

Switchmen in Detroit elect officers and close their meeting. The Portland era election names Brand as secretary-treasurer and Frank M. Casaley reelected as president. State details indicate the North American Switchmen’s Union held voting amid customary proceedings with officers selected for terms and new directors named.

Detroit North Ameria Boorin Aerts Weskent Woo Burt St. Louis Brand Treasuyer Walsh Fuimale Reeterind Aeebust

No Settlement of Tinners Strike Proved Unattainable

The effort of state labor officials and arbitration figures to unite the striking tin workers with management failed. Despite promises by committee members and the presence of mediators, talks collapsed as the two sides remained entrenched and ready for further conflict, with no settlement in sight.

WL Parcell Inday Vernet Wleary Leherer Workman Scherer Edrian

Manufacturing tie plates and splice bars initiative in Chicago region

A Chicago based representative from Sellers Manufacturing Company has been in the city for weeks advancing plans for a new plant at Mayfair, IL. The Tass foundry is shipping a 1000 horsepower Corliss engine and a 50 horsepower turbine, with several similar units en route, signaling progress toward full production capabilities for tie plates and splice bars.

Manufacturing. Com Chicago Mayfair Til Tass Corliss

Fragmented 19th century fragment hints at city events and quotes

Disjointed text references streets and places like Mesa and Vegsissipulie with scattered names such as Talia Melati and Polak. It mentions interest of neighbors, a etailed ride or bus, and possible railroad and market context, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.

Mesa Talia Melati Tee Bealberhoors Polak Chile

Fat Annie Arrives Amid Turmoil and Trickery

A fragmented OCR item reports a chaotic scene as Fat Annie makes a dramatic entrance amid confusion. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at a public spectacle involving local figures and possibly a reunion or confrontation.

Industrial Notes From Pennsylvania Mills and Railways

Industrial notes report injuries and staffing at Pennsylvanian shops and shipyards including a severe hand injury to a Pennsylvania employee, transfers within the electric works, and planned factory shipments. Mentions of locomotive parts, motive power staff, and upcoming railcar inspections show activity across unions, manufacturing, and shipping in Philadelphia and neighboring plants. The Interstate Commerce Commission is cited regarding regulatory responsibility for railroad car fleets.

Bnatothers Hast Mexico McEmatrick Pennsylvania Ines C. Williams Union Star Line George James Teetty Ceorge Quidir A. W. Stoddard

Free cement walks and shade trees in Forest Park

In Forest Park residents are offered free cement walks and shade trees. The note mentions See L and F Curdes and hints at raising money in small change to capitalize a Wanbad campalsh.

Forest Park Curdes Wanbad Campalsh

Early settler Mrs Kinsel dies in Chicago after Fort Wayne ties

Longtime Fort Wayne resident Mrs T Kinsel of Chicago dies suddenly in Chicago after years of illness. The obituary notes her Fort Wayne roots, family links including son Pearl Leng and daughter Mrs Bernard, and that the large funeral will be held from Linden Chapel with services at St Patrick's Church. Also mentioned is the death of two year old Kenneth McDonald and other local notices.

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Unclear OCR News Item With Fragmented Details

Fragmented text references events and names but lacks coherent facts. Readable portions mention dates and locations in a jumbled form, suggesting a schedule or notice about meetings or performances without clear specifics. Names such as Winshow and Slaty Veara appear distorted.

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