Indiana Pensions Announced in Washington Listing Recipients
Pensions granted in Washington include a list of Indiana names such as Morris, Sussone, Adams, James Burrs, Richart, Gustin, Mabrey, Norrill, Storms, and Hubbard among others. The fragmentary notice appears to record approved pension amounts and recipients in a government release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Neen
Joven
Morris
Michael Sussone
Willan
Adams
Thomas
Dennis Norrill
Wray
Be Woon
Green
John
Majestic Exchange Store Offers Eureka Steel Ranges and More
Fragmented local page notes sales of Eureka Steel Ranges and other goods at Majestic Exchange Store on West Main Street. It mentions prior prices and competition, plus a Saengeround block news blur about regional figures and a separate health update on a local incident and a Lutheran school concert with Miss Sadie Kenower as vocalist and the choir performing Schiller and Walther pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Steel
Majestic Exchange Store
West Main Street
Saengeround
GIT
Hishard Conrail
Jsay
Kicrima
Emanuel “Lutheran Rehobr
Giorge Hormel
Sadie Kenower
Runnington
Fraternal officers elected and local notices listed
Born East Lewis street residents honor a degree of honor assembly with officers named including mast chief Luar and recorder Mrs Nora Worttinwuusey. Nearby, a window display by Nationst shindle company showcased letters forming the word handles and a 375% pound soap display by Summnt City soap works. An Fort Wayne presbytery meeting set for 2 oclock and installation services for Rev Frank Pox and Rev Canine scheduled with Rev Dr W Momat presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Franke
East Lewis Street
Luar
Ollie
Hueor
Mary Gart
Mabel Copinger
Ella Maden
Susyn Melinaiy
Trulilsty
Milton Milner
Stopher Stree
Patterson
Nationst Shindle Company
Prass & Reed
City Soap Works
Mwessea
Fort Wayne
Bellingy Mes Vyterian Chaygelt
Swackenridae
Death Notices for Hilleke and Local Clergy in City
The obituary notices list Anthony J. Hilleke of Wahikel iniker shop died at about 10 o clock Monday. He was nearly forty five, a longtime city resident, and survived by sons and grandchildren. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at St Paul’s Catholic Church with burial following. Also noted are multiple church and civic figures, including Mrs Pipar, and clergy from St Paul’s and St Mary’s churches, with details on other family members and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitteke
Anthony J. Hilleke
Wahikel
Aguiitiig
Bain
Wairfeld
Wright
Hla
Buen
Suyday
Hillele
Dale
Hilleke
Amd
Christ
August Hilleke
St. Paul's
St. Pau’s
Ursdey Ab Io . Og
St Paul's Catholic Church
Germany
Frederick
John Webdruss
Genes
St Paul's Lutheran -Church
Infahapolis
Eedity m
Masilson
St Mary's Catholic
Rpie
Lorch
Force
Positive
St Peter's Catholic Church
John &Lupper
Chief Engineer to Take Charge of Fort Wayn & Wabash Line Construction
A new chief engineer will oversee construction for the Fort Wayne and Wabash Valley traction line. IL Weber is expected to arrive today or tomorrow to assume duties, replacing the former Richmond engineer. The move centralizes supervision, promising faster progress on tract improvements and the Lafayette to Logansport connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parisy
Weber
Pasithon
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley
Lafayette le
Logan Sport
First Bennsylvanian Special Cut Featured by Train Crew
A Philadelphia bound feature highlights the men who took the first Bennsylvanian Special Cut, focusing on A T Holmes, the fireman O H Moore, and conductor Walsh. The article describes Holmes's calm demeanor and pride in his engine, Moore’s quiet triumph, and Walsh’s long service, with birthdates and years provided for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennsylvannia
Chicago
Wayne
A. T. Holmes
Holmes
Duffy
O. H. Moore
Muorg Ts
Holm
Walsh
Pennsylvania
Eweny
Dorr Milles
Regular Time Maintained on Pennsylvania Special Train
The Pennsylvania Special ran with regular time largely kept from Crestline to Plymouth. Delays totaling about 25 minutes in the western division were made up. the east division faced a 20 minute delay tying coal, then a freight moved the flyer to Crestline. Engineers McCarthy Tourgee Gules and Hoos helped restore schedule, finishing close to record times despite pauses. Near Elida the train achieved 127 miles per hour, resetting speed records for wheel-run trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Spe
Crestline
Chi
IW. McCarthy
Tourgee
Nek
W. WH. Gules
J. B. Hoos
Plymouth
McFearthy
Elida
Gatos
Plymouth It Was On The And The Yid Ilu Chicago
A garbled historical note mentions Conductor Walsh in charge and a Gust bound train nearing Hor t Wayne with minor timing differences. Engineers Gated and Soumers are referenced in relation to Crestline and a punctual arrival, highlighting remarkable schedule accuracy that may not inspire optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walsh
Tate
Wayne
Tie
Gated
Soumers
Bia Schaduc
Wreck of Gravel Train Blocks G R and I Tracks
A gravel train wreck north of the city blocked Grand Ronde and 1 tracks last evening after a collision near Nickel Plate crossing. The incident disrupted service on No 8 and caused delays as wreck crews cleared debris and repairs resumed by midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ranild
Tidiaga
Conuctor Pott
Hagineey Rieker
Jpssinger
Ladde Qui Sento
Columbis
Howe
Suit to Make Wabash Pay Interest on Bonds
St Louis June 12 The Mercantile trust company filed in US district court against the Wabashville Road company seeking reconciliation of operation since July 1 4899 and determination of earnings to pay interest on bonds totaling about 30 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Mercanie Trust Company
New York
United States District Court
Wabashville Yoad Company
Eneous Smith
Trust Company
Wali Yailront Company
Lake Shore Tickets Travelers To Get Even
Chicago June 14 A salt water and walle you sleep and Pi o te ave ald are oat patting the Pwenli¢ cat Ghiewgo Store ill tale in 4 way enth Lil as alvive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter MeArdie Returns to Lead Steel Workers Union
Peter MeArdie, elected president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, resumed his previous role at the Port Wayne works last night. He will not take office until September 1 and plans to remain with the trade union to secure support from the union ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter MeArdie
Amalgamated Association of Iron Aid, SteelWorkers
Mr. MeArdle
Wight
Port Wayne Iwon and Steelworks
Blacksmith Suffered Severe Burns In Shop Accident
Dan Donahue, a blacksmith in the Wabash shops, received very severe burns when a door lowering mechanism activated an arc flash that scorched his left arm and face. He is expected to be unable to work for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Donahue
Wabash
Railway and industrial notes from the Pennsylvanian era
A cloud of disrupted schedules and personnel moves across Pennsy systems includes resignations and new postings. Ernest Struchen departs on a journey from the Pennsylvanian shop as Mishael Daley, conductor with Pennsylvania, receives a promotional notice. Several workers suffer injuries or changes in status while Grover Jones and Jo. Mei reflect travel and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yylyulin
Lydten
Ernest Struchen
Pennsylvsnig Midebiye
Beystett Gevung
Mishael Daley
Pennsylvania
Treighley Gassty- Bergery
Mimel Ruros
Pennsylvanias Roundhouse
Janis F. Hesson
Cinennali
Stephan
Penn
Compigny
New York
Grover Jones
Lnotimgtum
Secessary
Jo. Mei
Prue
Poremin &. B. Landy
Ayork
Michael McNearney
Wabash
Aden
W. B. Inwin
Cleveland Car Service Association
Jack Carter
Penngylyiota
Plymouth
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Company
Peru
Baltymore & Ohio
Poesident
Duderwood
Pio
Sims
Ty Wieser
J. B. Coo
Purdue Shidente
Pecel
Pennsylvania Boyer
lWne
W.P. Hallenstein
Signal Department
Minneapolis
Tgeal
W. Patterson, Jr
Pittsburg-Wabagh
Pittsburg
Pat‘erson
Minal
Ion Trust’ Company
Pablerson
Union ‘Trust'company
Frick
Flashes From Shop and Rail at Fort Alt
A fragmented local item notes machinists in Pennsylvania, brief travels to Cincinnati, and updates on workers at Bats foundry and Electric depot. It mentions Darwin S. Myers, Henry Datéler, and a George on vacation, plus a shipment of a million gallons of city pipes for the St. Marys river pumping station as part of the Peare improvement plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Alt
Pennsylvania
Tigage
Cincinnati
Chucks Reet
Ank Techs
Ari Init Ds
Bats
Henry Datéler
Ferchian
Electrical
Ant Agai
Vennsylvania
Ducky
Yesteraut
de Darwin S. Myers
Electric Works
Take George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wenger
Bright
SR. J N
da Wenger
J. M. Stouder & Co
Journal-Gazette
Indiana
Pensions A
Logal Chat
Misr
Tuna
Taye Randall
Pipar
Spain
H.L. Weber
News and Personals
McCarthurthy
Love Bros
H. Pfeiffer & Son
East Columbia Street
Nickel Plate
Lake Shore
Joseph B. Stults
Pontiac
Gay
Dr. Lyon
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