Joe Twomey Is Made Chief In Brakeman Role
Word reached yesterday of Joseph Twomey’s appointment as chief operator in the commercial department of the Denver division in Chicago, succeeding Mr Cutter. Mr Guttoe’s health led to his departure and death in San Antonio on May 11. Mrs. Twomey has led the Chicago office since, and the new appointment is hailed by friends from Crestline to Chicago. Twomey, a long-time Pennsylvanian and former Telegraph speller at Arcola, has held several key posts and is noted for faithful service.
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Joseph Tryomes
Chio
Denndviraula
Chicago
Cla. Cutter
Gotters
San Antonto
Tex
Gutloe
Pennesha At
Hyg
George A. Brownie
Pennsylvania Company
Furomin
George A. Savnk
Pennsylvania Blacksmith
Gove
Alliance
Willan Doel
A. Hitler
Ppl Robertson
Pitsburg
Navy
EP. Hanley
Alt
Wabash
J. J. Stewart Hag
Wirewood
Brynn
F. A. Barber
Relsht
Nig Wirbaglh
Dytroit
Wabasa Tarit Bureau
St. Loris
Edward Reilly
Tunlington
Charles KL Miler
J. Monty
K. Mate
Tratmmaster FT. Deal
Bellevug
A. W. Johnson
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood ‘of Recomoting
Alfred Crapier
Boone Street
Mra
Crapyer
Herbert Minger
Erin
Indianapolla West
Orphains
Howe
Mister Mechanics
Athiotic City
N. J
Robert J. Fisher
Bass Foundry
Imaening
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wnt
Insurance Department
Mr. Big
Cassatt
Flist
Green
Aze
Henge
Pugh
Toudh
1 K. Woodward
Pers Marquette
Detroit
Woodwart Wan
Montreal
Brakeman Lafever in Critical Condition After Accident
Midgy Mary Lafever reports her brother in law's serious injuries and a critical condition after a recent incident. Doctors at the bedside provide few concrete details while the injured man's mother and wife remain at his side.
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Mary Lafever
M. Latfeves
Nickel Plate Raises Wages for Train Crews in Conference
A meeting of the Drop of Railway Conductors union representing Nickel Plate crews in Cleveland approved wage increases. Conductors previously at 175 per day will receive four and freight conductors at 2.50 per day will get 1.70. Crews will be paid from reporting time and for short round trips. Division of passenger lines at Connell and Fort Wayne was deferred for further study.
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Mie Adjastvent
Sane
Johston
Cleveland
Mus
Loral
Conneat
Fort Wayne
Keystone Dramatic company to star at Rome City park excursion
The Pennsylvania employes annual excursion to Rome City features Vindleville performances by the Keystone Dramatic company. Charles Dunn and P. E. Bresnahan lead the program committee as organizers announce details. Labor warns workers against going to San Francisco for jobs, citing ample diamonds and lower wages. Robison parle will bring excursion trains next week with trips from Delphos and events for Sunday schools in Bethlehem and nearby areas.
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Rome City
Pensylvania
Keystone Dramatic Company
Charles Dunn
P. E. Bresnahan
Roblnon
Sun
Bdinifion
Htabison
Cleveland Foreman Meets Master Car Builder on Car Work Affairs
The general foreman of the Pennsylvania railroad shops in Cleveland met yesterday with Master Car Builder J. Cuadhiam at his lodgings to discuss company affairs related to car work and operations.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania
J. A. Cuadhiam
Wabash to Build Large Shops at Decatur Illinois
Extensive new Wabash shops planned at Decatur Illinois cover about two acres on forty acres owned by the company. Buildings include two 586 by 66 foot shops and two 43 by 120 foot shops with several smaller structures. The complex aims to handle repair work and, eventually, construction of new locomotives and cars. Local officials note staffing changes and several employees visiting or transferring, while notices reference meetings and travel associated with railroad interests.
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Dtailroad Company
Decatur
Lirgealae
Uhis Pole
Lie Lirger
Low Tuesday rates offer rail sale to Minnesota and beyond
Very low rates on Tuesdays promise a half price sale by the Chicago Great Western Railway. The offer targets homedockers in Minnesota North Dakota and the Canadian Northwest with first and third Tuesday constraints. Contact FR Mosler DP A 115 Adams Citect Chicago Mil for details and timing.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Udlata
Minesota
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
FR. Mosler
Adams
Chicago
Mil
Journel Gazetta
Fort WayneReaders question meat imports from Chicago packers
A Fort Wayne interview with Fred Eckart of Eckart Packing Company attacks Chicago meat imports as excessive and tainted, claiming seven carloads weekly reach Fort Wayne. He urges independent packers to offer better quality at steadier prices to help local buyers and farmers.
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Fort Wayne
Chicago
Fort Warne
Fred Eckart
Eckart Packity Company
Port Wayne
Dilthy
Arnone
T Tere
Weahl
Mr. Kekart
Park
Wayne
Hokart
Twelurt
Mr. Rehart
Soc
Fork Wayne
Chitaga
Mr. Melart
New Schedule Soon for the Auburn Line
Officials of the Toledo and Whinnyo Anlyrirliun company prepare for cars on Mill Fort Yburn One. It will be run every few hours once the power house at Kendallville is started back. When in full operation the company hopes to improve the schedule. Freight positions on the line rise daily and the express car is well filled each trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo & Whinnyo Anlyrirliun
Aire
Kendallville
Amos Young Dead After Prolonged Illness and Family Ties
Amos Young, longtime resident of Fairfield County, Ohio, died at his home on the Fairfield farm after weeks of illness. He was 70 years old, born February 11, 1629, and was survived by his wife and children including South Young, with roots tracing to Jackson Township and a career first as a farm laborer before purchasing and expanding landholdings. His life spanned a transition from early schooling to a farming career, culminating in retirement at his East State Street home.
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Uiuntington Meral
Erate
Hedfamos
Young
Tuith
Fon Couly
Bane
Ani
Robert Yous
Ohio
Dently
Pairfeht
Rig
Jackson Township
Mahon
Wesere
Titus Iv
Hy Riley
Anna
Fairfielt
Sauth Young
Demise Mourned In Roanoke Family Ahead Of Lutheran Service
In Roanoke Ebenezer Youngs and relatives mourn a death with fourteen grandchildren noted. The funeral will be Thursday afternoon at the Lutheran church seven miles east of the Fort Wayne road. The procession leaves the residence at 280 Tyler Went Ndike Fothn Latheredi tery. A public sale notice from Tristate Loan and Trust Co seeks funds and assets in Allen Superior Courts with sale at No. 2 Chadham Street, Fort Wayne, detailing times between ten and five and listing property and stock of stockers.
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Allen
Walter Reaverson
Conpiny
Re Lnilding
A. No
Chdham Street
Port Wayne
Ind
Parcela
Tak
Add
Treosler Co-Op
Court Tristate Loan and
Wabash Valley 10 Shift Its Limited To Transfer
The Wabash Valley 10 Shift Its Limited plans to transfer the Marlon Flyer of Union Traction to run through to Wabash by summer with service extended to connected towns including Fort Wayne Hartford City and Port Wayne. The change aims to improve through routes and restore through service to Indianapolis by completing the Wabash Valley system.
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Wabash Valley
Marlon Flyer
Union Traction Comepany
Wabash
Lion Tractioneconping
Wiebash
Wirnaw Valley
Perm
Munote
Manele
Hartford City
Port Wayne
Tay
Wahish Valley
Biutligh
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Meyer Brothers
Stearns & Foster Mattress
FOX, Hite& CO
Calhoun Street
Wyish
Chas. A. Meigs Refracting Manufacturing Optician
Tame
Reyry
Troy
Pearl
Joe Twomey
Allen County
Brakuman Lafever
Valnarsiso
Bad Newe
Hallfax News
Lafever
Valparaiso
Arquier
San Francisco
TR Torley
J. A. Knight
Allegheny
Fuschman
Toledo
A. L. Hala
Bash
S. Bash & CO
Carrie B. Banning
Wayne Street
Pheoes
Etodom
Appattitraene
Wil
Mever Bros. Co.'s
Medleing
Witney
Meyer Bros. Co
Journal-Gazetta
Dr. Howard
Basia
Dr. Howard Company
Independent
Auburn Line
Amos Young
Huntington County
the People's Stort
Halfi Hosi
Children
Eton
Percale Werappéy
Wade
Nottingham
Pate
THE
People's
STOR
Tetor
Kuhne & CO
Court St
Muncia
Caphiah
Minteda
Unien Trindon Company
Marton
Indianapolis
Baripment
Pwtal
Bork
Srna
Pert
Ddanapolis
Wabstsh
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