Railroad And Shop Happenings Happenings From Early Closing And Trials
A morning trip to Plymouth Indiana will send engineers conductors and brakemen to attend the trial of Conductor Denbrow arrested two weeks ago for delaying a street crossing beyond town limits. A 76 year old pedestrian William Kowle died after being struck at a rural crossing. Multiple injuries reported at Columbia City Ada and Wanateh as workers suffered burns sprains and bruises from trains and torches. medical care provided by Dr C B Stemen.
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Robert John
D. B. Deitrow
W. B. Pierce
C. J L. Watterson
Plymouth
Ind
Denbrow
Argos
William Kowlke
Usylvania
Wanateh
Aiton
Hy Barpet
Pennsylvania
Arenan
Columbia City
T. C. Biliott
Arennan
Ada
W.H. Briant
Wabash
Lotis Baker
Lmy
C. B. Stemen
Railroad officials visit city for inspection tour
President James Mcores and directors from the G. H. L. railroad spent an hour in the city yesterday morning visiting the round house and shops of the Pennsylvania company before proceeding to Grand Rapids with Superintendent W. Huoter. M. E Tuttle, a former Pennsylvania Lines dispatcher, has recovered from an eighty day bout with typhoid fever.
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James Mcores
Joseph Wood
Route of Pay Car Changes Across Ohio Rail Line
The pay car route is altered with pay to Crestline and Chicago workers delayed en route. The car will visit Fort Wayne and Crestline before Chicago, arriving in Crestline the 28th and paying workers along the line. no reason given for the change. Nearby talks note possible buyout of Fort Wayne and Western by J C Winans’s C H & D interests and planned improvements. Freight-house reception changes to tighten consignments begin Monday June 15, with strict delivery hours to reduce delays.
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Pennsylvania
Uven
Creal
Chicago
Mora
Fort Wayne
Crestline
J.C. Winans
Nis
Fort Wayne. & Western
HL & D
Hes
Wabash Man Named Fort Worth Denver City Superintendent
J A Welsh, formerly chief dispatcher and later superintendent on the Wabash since 1886, has been appointed superintendent of the Fort Worth and Denver City railway. He started as an operator, became train dispatcher in 1891, chief dispatcher in 1896, and left the Rio Grande briefly before taking the new post. Pennsylvania rail news notes Erie control rumors involving Gould Rockefeller and Marshman, plus retirements of Shrockmewpton and Starke at age seventy.
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Wabash
Colter
Rio Grande
Pennsylvania
New York
Telegrem
Erie Railroad
Gould
Marshman
Rockefeller
Burlington
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Erie
AJ J. ‘Shrockmwepton
Henry, Starke
Master Mechanics and Car Builders Meeting Dates Updated
The article notes lower demand and requests to be relieved from a contract. It states master mechanics will meet June 24 to 26 and master car builders June 29 to July 1, indicating scheduling adjustments and accommodations concerns.
Mechcannahoghqua Tribe of Red Men Elects Officers
Mechehannahoghuah Tribe No 105 held its semi annual election after initiation, naming Prophet Henry Sehiule sachem J F Bireley senior sagamore Ren F Bermett junior augamore E Hudson chief of records Wm Aiken collector Wm Bireley keeper of wampum S S B Engler guard of wigwam Hockemeyer representative to great council Hosler alternate G W Kellar trustees J E Miller G W Kollar C Hockemeyer captain of staff C Hudson
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Henry Sehiule
Sachem
J. F. Bireley
Sagamore
Ren. F. Bermett
Augamore
E. , Hudson
Wm. Aiken
Wm. Bireley
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A widely recognized remedy praised for summer use and saving many children's lives by treating colic cholera and diarrhoea. Sold by all druggists.
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Lile
Absorption of Toledo Bee by Times News announced
The Scripps McRae syndicate will absorb the Toledo Bee, with exclusive editorial control to Mr. Crouse. The Bee plant and $50,000 will transfer to the Times News, forming the Sunday Times Bee edition. The daily News-Bee will run the Bee’s evening edition. Nagley D. Cochran may not join the new paper.
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Scripps-McRae
Times
Bee
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News-Bee
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Scripps McRae
Bow
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News Bee
Springfield & Fort Wayne Traction Gets Decatur Franchise
The county commissioners grant the Springfield & Fort Wayne Interurban Traction company a franchise to operate its road through the county with work to begin within 30 days, cars within six months, and road completion in one year. City council also grants a franchise to use streets including line to Steel's Park. Testified enthusiasm from citizens and farmers. viewers appointed to vacate twenty fort of the Piqurosd north of the county line for the Springfield Port Wayne route. meeting set for June 19.
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Decatur
Ing. Tung
Springfield
Here
Fort Wayne
Fort, Wayne
Mather
Piqurrosd
Spri ‘Ing
Wayne Kildrurban
Peter Soldner
B J. Torveer
Robert Smith
County Duditor
Bucket shop raid shocks Chicago board of trade
Warrants seized officers and directors of the Chicago board of trade and three firms for bucketshopping and options trading. Defendants posted bonds and appeared in Clark Street court as citywide raid plans faltered, while Lambert and Anderson face charges and Evans Meanor hints at further prosecutions. Worldly names include Chandler Gregson Montgomery Hamill Smith Edwards Slaughter Chadwick Remlet McLean Taylor and Patton with several law firms and exchanges cited.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Thomas Braidweil
Clark Street
Board of Trade
Commission
Possa
Itt
William F. Lambert
Warren J. Anderson
Sullivan
Open Board
Anson E. Meanor
Board of Trade Jamen
Retben G. Chandler
William L. Gregson
H. M. 5. Montgomery
Ernest A. Hamill
Frederick W. Smith
Thomas C. Edwards
Harry B. Slaughter
William H. Chadwick
Frank C. Remlet
A. McLean, Jr
Charles H. Taylor
Logan & Bryan
Lorenzo, J. Lamson
Lamson Brothers
S. Warren Lamson
Confederate Spy stage drama at St Peter's next Sunday
The St Peter's Dramatic Club plans a military drama The Confederate Spy at the school hall next Sunday evening. Cast includes George Waterman Emil Bail Jacob Koerth Louis Kiretich Bermand Harber Clay Miss Carrie Herber Maud Bradley Miss Cerelia Waller and Miss Modest Wisen. The event promotes local talent with long rehearsals and a Southern Belle motif.
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Tes
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Jacob Koerht
States Army
Louis Kireticl
Mulguery
Bermand Harber Clay
Nicholas’ Mattes Sockery
Schneidernecker
OB. A. Waller
Mus
Witerman
George
Soma
Seerecei
Carrie Herber Maud Bradley
Cerelia Waller North McLegzin
Modest Wisen
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