Railway Trainmen Meet Last Night Warns Against Souvenir Fakirs
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen local no 146 held a meeting at 1026 Calhoun Street with a smoker after ballots and discussions of order mysteries. A bulletin warned members about imposters posing as solicitors for lodge funds and advertising agencies, urging vigilance against fake fundraisers tied to outside groups.
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Brotherhood of
Calhoun Street
G. C. Auer
Order
Helmont
Mijgnal
Neal
Will Mur
Graund
Sdmund F. Carrotall
Davis
Glevelad
Department
Grethsboro
N.C
Feer
Wighigud Park
Unclear text fragment on baggage car findings and related events
Fragmentary report describes a baggage car incident with references to a center, two year period, a body found in sands, and mentions of a building for such purposes. Text is garbled with many unreadable phrases and lacks coherent details.
Train Movement Report From Local Station
A fragmented report notes trains moving through the area today with a large party aboard. It mentions arrival times around 121 a.m. and later services, plus separate trains to Springfield for an event.
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Wa- Dash
Springield
Railroad unions meet at Calhoun street halls
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers meets on the first and third Sundays at 101 Calhoun Street, while the Switchmen’s union gathers the second and fourth Mondays at Harmony Hall on West Berry Street. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen meets Thursdays at the hall on 1026 Calhoun Street. The Order of Railway Conductors meets Sundays at their hall, 916 Calhoun Street, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen holds sessions the first and third Fridays and the second and fourth Sundays at Calhoun Street.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers New
Calhoun Street
Switchien's Union
Fouth
Harmony Hall
West Berry Street
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Hell
Calhoun Stress
Order of Railway Conductors
Hull
Brotherhood of Mailway
Limited Sunday Rail Excursions Do Not Run Tomorrow
Very few out of town rail trips are scheduled for tomorrow with none of the regular Sunday runs during the summer. The G I shows a 50 cent round trip to Route Gly and to Toledo, while the Nickel Plate advertises a 1.80 round trip to Indianapolis for groups within 10 miles of a wheelarling plate.
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G I
Gly
Watasl
Toledo
Mich
Fates
Indianapolis
Nickel Plate
Workplace changes and accident_reported in local notices
The notice lists new hires at the electric works including a draftsman and two others in the Turturnary and Santa elements departments. It reports John Steele a railroad worker run over by a train near Montogany and a youth injured in a fall from a wagon car. Details are fragmentary and injuries not specified as fatal.
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John Steele
Vontogany
Ana
Myingal
Lima
Breclé
Pay Day Notices From Various Work Crews In 19th Century Penny Press
Pay days announced for Western Gay Construction con ping K. F L Howser Blerthie Simansee Kerr Murray Tree quaries Iron & Slee work tele employees Ww Crambley Mie Rom monthly pay day for lectyle works Nickel Tate Trakeman Crane rine seat Toledo Wabash excursion to Vanville OL July 17 new PennsylvanIa shop hires J Ay Sehlenihwr Stuck builder Henry Daneler foreman at electrical dept. Rast Foundry and Mashino works May pay for weeks Watash excursion to Detroit A A Miller and M Newemab Pennsylvania men move to Barbeelalee Melis expedition Within A Affleck appointed superintendent of construction with Warne Rolling mills.
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Western Gay
Con Ping
K. FL Howser
Blerthie
Twesdy
Lectyle
Nickel Tate Trakeman
Toledo
Wabash
Vanville
Tne
Joly Lehansen
Pennsylvania
Dime Ing
J. Ay Sehlenihwr
Pentsylvania
Henry Daneler
Ie Pennsylvania Electrical Department
Mashino Works
Payn Ia
Watash
Detrelt
A. A. Miller
Plreman Am. Newemab
Barbeelalee
Melis
A. Affleck
Warne Rolling Vmills
Cannelly
Change on the New York Central Roles Promoted
Changes in the operating staff of the New York Central take effect after recent announcements. W C Brown becomes vice president of the New York Central System and moves from Chicago to New York. W S Newman serves on the board of directors. The Chicago-based replacement is G B Seam, from Cincinnati, now vice president of the New York Central lines at Buffalo overseeing information. Seam is noted for long service and ability. Seam was born February 4, 1956, in Licking County, Ohio, and has spent his career in the central west, rising from brakeman to haggageman and finally to chief of operations for the Vanderbilt lines west of Buffalo, including the Big Four.
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New York Central
Journal-Gagee
W. C. Brown
Chicaga
New York
Presiie W
TL Newman
Brownix
Chicago
Seam
Cinchcut
Big Mar
de Qamos
Chianga
New York Central Lines
Buffalo
Nir. Sehaif
Licking County
Coal and food waste warn against half slate fuel and digestion
The passage argues that coal that is half slate increases labor for firemen and reduces furnace heat, while also stressing the burden on the stomach and energy for the body. It claims the best diet for brain workers enriches the blood while minimizing its extraction during digestion. It urges eating food that is half waste to keep the body healthy.
German Baptists train voyage to Springfield observed
A fragmentary report notes a German Baptist party traveling from Wer to Springfield aboard the Mickel Piste train. The delegation, including Atty uhorst and C. T. Murray, was seen with passenger agent Jog and other associates en route to Chicago and on to Springheld. The crew plans a venture titled The Vonnayivame.
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Wayne
C. B
Melin
Chiesigo
C. T. Murray
Chicago & Atlan
Apitero Diet Claims Digestibility and Nutrition Value
An advertisement extols Apitezo products as balanced meals with all necessary nutrients and easier digestion than beef or eggs. It touts Anilit vegetable iron for energy by increasing red blood cells, and promises Fat Apiteza for several months without tonics. Apiteza with cream is a tasty supplement, plus Apitora Biscuits and Apitera Gralia are marketed by grocers nationwide.
Railroad Workers and Local Activities Reported
The notice details various railway workers and their moves including Frank Close of the Wirewire works returning from Urbana and Adit Werel from Pennsytranks chops heading home repairs. It also mentions William Mungovan of the CL&2 recovering from a sprain, the return of M. Watters to work, and an injury to a Pennsylvania shop worker. Foreman T. J. Redibaugh bought a cottage at James Lake to rent. Clarence Wichitte moves to the Jock Island railroad in Brat Place. George Be Hailsler and Auss Chim Curullae Wagner announce a wedding for June 6 in Cleveland. Dispatcher I. Lhusmeister and colleagues return from trips as unloading and car movement concerns grow. Eastern districts increasing car shipments to the Pacific coast raise fears of delays unless unloading and shipping speed up. The piece also notes May second-week earnings for the relevant period and rising car movements, with ongoing adjustments to operations.
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Anderson
Frank Close
Urbana
Adit Werel
Pennsytranks Chops
Wassilglen, U
Willian Mungovan
Dbin
Burlingtom
Lyfers
Digen
Etilroad
T. J. Redibaugh
Pennsylvania
James Lake
Tn Spring Point
Mleetrie
Engo
Jock Island
Urat Place
George Be Hailsler
Seneast
Lake Shore
Curullae Wagner
Cleveland
Jane
Wo. Selletzhauer
Gok & L
Dante
Okkbont i Chiaiahanor Ig
Lhusmeister
Vo & Lois
Paci
Shirl
Excursion Train Promo for Southwest Route Announced
Fort Wayne announces a cheap round trip by solid Tourist Pullmans to the Southwest through Missouri Kansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas. Schedule runs June Sth to June 8th with multiple city stops including Fort Wayne St Louis Sparks Oklahoma City Denison and Fort Worth. Price 32.15, tickets valid 30 days, free sleepers on outbound. limited to 250 passengers, reservations needed five days before departure.
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Great Southwest
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Fort Wayne
Jane
St. Louis
Sparks
Oklm
Oklahoma City
Denison
Tex
Worth
Fort Worth
E. Hadsell
Elektron Bldz
Ind
Valparaiso Trip Rates Promoted by Indiana Encampment
Local notes urge Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary to take advantage of low round trip rates to Valparaiso and return. The message references Indiana Encampment support, with agent contacts listed for Wayne, Indiana, and several midweek travel days.
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Sons OF Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Valparaiso
Indiana
GA. Melin
T. P. A. Fox
Wayne
Ind
Jung
Death notices from Madison township newborn and multiple burials
Special to tha Journal-Cazette reports a Madison township death of a one year old child and obituaries for several residents. The piece lists survivors including spouses, children, and siblings, with funeral details at local churches and the Mission cemetery.
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Tha
Journal-Cazette
Monakorvill
Ind
Madison Township
Dulin Ann Bobilyn
de Gouge
Jeremiah Burfell
Isiv Bolinght Mistigor Lownslih
Dan Heeller
John Heckler
Marquards
Mongo Burrell
Frank Bartell
Maagsilen Tatheran Church
Ofsleck
Thuyner
Hoaghind
Aliciatiog
Mavial
Missailon
Barto
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FM. Smith & CO
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Sherbendy
Sherkendy
Secur
Wie Cumpney
Hilda
Mink Hullder
Figea
Oniakhiy
Ion
Herbonay
Electric Works
Pittsburg
Fewnsend
Feaamas
Kohne
Rors
Koch
Santa Elem
Hansen
Brown
The
Big System
Nickal Plate
Miny
Springfield
Grocom Ovarywhert
N.Y
Nickel Plate Road
Fagenter
A. Mellin
T. TL
the People's Store
Habra Sega Fahey
Price
Belfast
Choice
Axminster Rugs
Ack
Julia Ann Bobilya
Pridag Mording
Harie
Hyon Tbright
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Willigoy
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Madison Jewel
Woodland
M. Ee
Myawn
H. H. Rogers
W. Berry
New York Optical Society
Martin Ofiloting
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