Strike turmoil at Bass Foundry as breaker's leave unsettles work
Reports detail a disorderly scene at the Bass Foundry with strike-breakers leaving by train. A union meeting of Wheel Molders at Federation Hall signals reorganizing plans and higher memberships soon. An injured striker is hospital bound while police investigate a street assault connected to the dispute.
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Bass Foundey Taxi Hight
Ber
Fim
Cat Wheel Mollers Union
Federatian Mell
Hueve An Danse
Michnlon
Federation
Telr
Brikmann
Gay
Heroschal
Barr
iMorough
Hardendort
Gayo Street
Staidad
Tee
Afi
Klyen
Warr
Toney
Ieblencin
Boveri
Chicco
Salary raises sought by Burlington and Wabash clerks
The Burlington system granted a 10 percent pay increase to employees earning under 260 monthly in line with other railroads. Wabash clerks petitioned for a similar rise, but the general manager and Peru division superintendent J. 76. Sullivan declined. Freight-house workers then circulated a round robin to demand further wage boosts, but have not heard back for two months.
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Burlington
Ineal
Wabasti
Perg
Sullivan
Peru
Bnt
Banner Days In the History of YaRoos
Banner days in Pennsylvania yards at Can ny Pa west of Tittshure followed by enormous freight shipments. Over 16 000 cars moved in two days with about half a million tons carried, a feat noted by railroad men as remarkable for the era.
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Pennsylvania
Canny
Tittshure
Arda
Thase
Oman
Switchmen Elect Officers and Conclude Meeting
Switchmen gathered in Detroit May 21 to elect officers and wrap up the meeting. Fourth president Wem Tart of St Louis and secretary treasurer Mr Walsh of Buffalo were reelected to new terms. Ruthie Casaldy and Harry Nedan were named to other posts as the group concluded its sessions.
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Dheroit
Mel
Awilebaien
Uni
North
Macy
Peerka
Brunk M
Casaldy
Ruthie
Uarry Nedan
Cineigal
Wig
No Settlement of Tinters Strike Fails Again
A stalled tinters dispute yields no settlement as A Ww. Tabor reel and others press for a wage agreement. Arbitration efforts by John Worknom and the Federation of Labor, aided by ex Mayor Henry Leher, fail to bridge the gap. Employers resist signing. The two sides remain at an impasse amid tense labor talks.
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Tabor Reel
HUM Tariotey
Oorisus Vagarhar
Sheila Tienes
Fen and Steel Metal Workers
Cate Tenuga
Thyaa
Parcell
John Worknom
Fedaration of Labor
Henry Leheret
Workman
Lederer
Manufacturer rep visits city for new Mayfair plant work
A Sellers Manufacturing representative from Chicago has been in town for weeks promoting a new Mayfair plant to produce tie plates and spile bars. The Wass foundry shipped the last boiler today, completing a 1000 horsepower Corliss engine and a 250 horsepower boiler, leaving a remaining boiler to be chipped. The company plans specialty production at Mayfair.
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Sellers Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Canpany
Mayfair
Mdeaga
Wass Foundry
Fragmented obituary note from the city paper
A damaged OCR fragment references a local obituary with names such as Mir Boda Selely and Mir. Melek, mentioning family lineages and a community setting. The text is garbled, but hints at a public notice honoring a deceased person and the impact on relatives, with scattered phrases about residence and lineage.
Industrial Notes Report On Pennsylvania Railroad Shops
Industrial notes describe activity at the Pennsylvania shops in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, naming workers like Kas D. Vordemark and George Land, relocations, resignations, an injury at the Panmanfietaring plant, engine deliveries, and anticipated rail retrenchment. The report mentions supervisors, plant managers, and travel plans of railway officials and executives amid ongoing industry shifts.
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ALA
Sophos
Pennayleania T
Coxigoet
Rattehberh
Wolf Art
Isi
Sheinhart and
Shockman
Penneylvl
Kas D. Vordemark
Ue Pomusylvinuiae
Stoll
Talaittes
Penmyhaunta Hinsehlint
Powell
Pennay Tytn
Smothers
Uke Wabash
Engin
Tike Bass
Iroad
Pant Manufacturing Company
Ee New Spur
Take Shore
George Land
The
Electric Works
Te Pennsylvania
Jali Enyart
T. W
Pennsylvania
James
Otchanio
George Quidor
A.W. Stoddard
West
Travedias
Lang Joaring
Ad Wingnit
Free cement walks and shade trees in Forest Park
Free cement walks and shade trees in Forest Park. See L. F. Curdes. Free cement walks and shade trees in Forest Park. See L. F. Curdes. Gr Lhrough your packets and you 'can probably rais enough money in ati all change to "capitalize 'that! Wanlad, CAMA ly '
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Forest Park
L. F. Curdes
Wanlad
Cama Ly
Tragic multiple deaths in Chicago and Fort Wayne families
A jumble of obituaries records the sudden death of Mrs FET Kinsel of Chicago, well known in Fort Wayne, and numerous other relatives. It notes Mrs Sarah Trex and Mrs Kray among early Fort Wayne settlers, with funeral details, a list of survivors including children and siblings, and references to interment in Linden Wood cemetery Fort Wayne. Additional notices mention Miss Vauling Bergen and Miss Jounie Lyea, with brief funeral arrangements and family connections in Oswego, Oakfield and Peoria.
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Fet Kinsel
Ghicags
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Sarah Trex
Ayia
Mernhus
Hope Hespin
East Henry Altace
Gannligg
Kray
Wali Jrny
Allend
Fey
Hans Bityin
Warag
Asil
Meath
Washington
Leva
Telly
Ghal Lier
Eloyyty
Chad
Ehinsel
Rinse
A. Lanty
Gus Pomlly
Rhisels
Pat
Ed Brown
Ringel
Pork Wayne
Mr Long
Kinead
Pear Long
Berni
New York
Brown
Aml
Mr. C. Millie
Teora Forest
Sir Pete
Jounie Lyea
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment hints at a public sale action involving local officials and a community location. Details are unreadable, with key names and precise terms unknown.
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Falal Ie
Roger
H. H. Rogers
W. Berry
N.Y. Optical Society
Victor
Edleen
Guy Conklin
Calhoun Atreet
P. BO Arnold
Harrison
Phonea—Office
Flx Bebaler
General Insurance
Court ‘Guest
Bozeman
BR. Wells
Calhoun St
A. P. Buchman
Washington Street
W. H. Johnston
Evar Firat Natroniel
Appadettia
Mary Whery
Dulgeon
East Barry
Specter
Moore—t
Ranke
Reminvard West
Eures
R.A. Winkelmanns
Our Bicycle Store
Clinton St
Columbie St
Brosius
ERAL
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Last Wight
Pt Bass Foundry
Saulted Oy Gay Street
Ute
Mil Wantkon
Bowser
Aasolene Turk
Qenny
Dullox
Taautlys
Niel Meadties
Liege
Wes Xtubbert
Gwhitik
Wilel Tage
Tiltrman
Apo Baa
Uj Sheen
Yaroos
ACME
Indiana Paint & Varnish CO
E. Main St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Rime Chy
Srip G
RLY
Jonon
Rome City
Parkers
Fll
Feick
Mir Boda Selely
Toy Herve
Fat Annie
Willamel Tion
Bhoontgne
Perny Vanity Fultvaad
Agihy
USA
Industrial Notes
Carly Settler
Sarah Irey
WEY
Eanile
Ganavene
Wiener
Wayne
Ives
Jan Y
Allen
Tovall
Kenneth
Daniel Miawonald
MeDenald
Rit
Lauber
Sammy
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Vauling Bergen
Staci Wergen-Hennehoyy
Peorda
Shewanelidoon
Cage
Wot. Mo
Charles Mubles, Griffin
DR. Blagkstone
Warkstone
Euris
F. M. Smith & CO
Atkins Law
Stanly
Starrett
Miller Falls
H. Pfeiffer & Son
Henry Schone & CO
Worner Lure
Barry Streets
Olly Hall
Ind
Tae Deel Guis Avon Chol Es Ay
Fernigat Wall Bey
J.C. Peltier
West Wayne Street
Geewad Electrin Picetures
East Main Street
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Gazetta
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