Electrical men to Atlantic City flighted by Pennsylvania train
A mixed train carrying five Pullman cars and a dining and baggage car traveled from the west to Atlantic City to attend the National Electrical association meeting this week. Delegations joined in from Fort Wayne and St. Louis while others boarded at Indianapolis and Crestline. The train, under conductor J. E. Breen, ran on schedule without delays as it aimed for New York.
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Locomotive Firemen Examinations Underway Across Railway Division
The annual examination of locomotive firemen on the Pennsylvania railroad line from Chicago to Cretaimne continued this week at the offices of foreman H. Color and white. The test, led by Assistant Read Koreman of Kuxtineury Lyona, aims to verify knowledge of duties and fitness for the field. Over 200 firemen serve on the Joliet division, with about four to five more preparing in the city. the company also employs 215 locomotive engineers residing in Port Wayne. The examinations began last Wednesday.
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Death of His Sister Delays Conductor’s Weston Trip
Passenger conductor Ruby By rane of the G Mt road reported the death of his sister in Weston at fifty, leaving a widow and one son. The death came after a brain tumor. He prepared to travel with his wife’s mother Mrs Kerr from 202 West Williams Street but a third stroke of paralysis struck, delaying his plans.
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Nickel Plate promotes conductor amid resignation in Bellevue
Conductor H. Morshall resigns from the Nickel Plate and will engage in private business at his Bellevue home. Trainmaster Pred Deel appoints Joseph F. Long of Blythe City to the vacant post. Long has served the railroad for years, most recently as freight conductor for several years.
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Bla City
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Haunie
Excursion Traffic From City Yesterday
G I and L led imports of residents leaving the city for Sunday trips with 560 travelers to a distant city, Lake Shore sending 200 to the north, Wabash 145 to Toledo, Lehigh Valley 40 to Indiana, Nickel Plate promoting a $1 round trip, while few out of town visitors used steam lines yet local travelers kept steady.
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Brakeman Edward M. Taffever Injured In Train Accident
Brakeman Edward M. Taffever of this city was badly injured aboard a bound freight train near Valparatay yesterday afternoon. Found on the front platform of the caboose with a severe head wound and other injuries, he was taken to Valparaiso hospital. He had been in the caboose moments earlier and may have fallen while climbing onto the cars.
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Friction Delays Logansport Siding Framing Plan
Amid local disputes over a rail siding project near Logansport a proposed franchise for a Vine facility faces delays. General Superintendent Wrigeans and attorney Wilkins discuss arrangements with Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction and the Wabash railroad to extend siding access, pending final approvals.
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Local man falls after returning to caboose incident
A report describes Prikeman Lefever, 22, returning to the caboose when he fell between the ears. The event occurred in the city during his married life and work period, with unclear details but noted as a notable accident on the rail line.
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Dtoty the Delegate and the upcoming eilioutennvention report
Reports from Milwaukee and nearby cities describe delegates traveling to the convention in Madison Wisconsin with multiple workers and engineers moving for employment changes. Several named workers depart from local shops to Chicago Buffalo and New York routes as labor conditions and scarce supplies affect the city.
Work To Begin Soon On Interurban Line
James of Lafayette reports that Yamoa Murdock stated this morning that forty four men will be employed to begin construction of the interurban line between the city and nearby suburbs.
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Local ticket slate features county officials and coroner nominees
The ticket lists Ken Contivre and others as county candidates with plans for office. It highlights loyalty, public service, and party backing, noting farmers, physicians, and merchants among supporters. Voters see references to coroner nominee Kester, Spimler for public roles, and Eggenvinn’s renomination.
Indictments and Prison Penalties in Rate Legislation
A Washington editorial discusses indictments affecting corporate law enforcements and the push for imprisonment as penalties. It notes attorney general views, corporate pleas for clemency, and a moral shift after prosecutions under Sherman and other acts. The piece highlights fear, public sentiment, and the Senate's role in adding imprisonment to rate bill provisions.
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