Will Build New Depot in Fort Wayne Next Year
Fort Wayne plans a new Wabash depot to rival country’s finest. The brick structure will be completed within a year, boosting passenger service as eastern trains begin stopping here. Day-to-day rail improvements shift emphasis to Fort Wayne’s growing role on the line and the Butler bridge project advances. Freight agents meet in Denver, electing officers and setting Cleveland as next convention host.
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Fort Wayne
Wabash
Hne
Deeetar
Diese
Officials decline to affirm or deny in Pennsylvanian steel case
Officials refused to confirm or deny rumors about who controls the Pennsylvania Steel company amid a reorganization. Drexel and Company say the stock is now in investor hands and that Pennsylvania management remains allied with the steel firm. A future change involving Cambria Steel on the main line may follow, with arrangements not due to finalize until August 35.
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Pansy Fat Vallron Company
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Catelton
Ivy Tae Rattroad
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ORRIN
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Sngmealion
RL Morris
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Ihig Bean
Ince Ghatig Penhaylvania Steel Company
Fly
Miforant Concom
Nein Steel
Pentyylvania Yattrond
United States Steel Corporation
Haemony
Cambria Steel Company
Alga
Pennsylvania
Six Pennsylvanian Line Engineers Promoted in West Divisions
Six men in the maintenance of way engineering service were promoted following the appointment of Damon A. Mitr as superintendent of the Cincinnati division and T. R. Hamilton as superintendent of the Brie Ashtatuin division. Sanford remains engineer of maintenance of way for the Louisville district with headquarters in Pilladora.
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Panhangie
J. A. Bly Crea
Louisville
Wook
Pennsylvania
L. Po Leree
G. J. Potter
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Damon A. Mitr
Cincinnati
Panhandle
T. TR. Hamilton
Port Wayne
Pilla Dora
TL Sanford
Ingintenance
Wabash Entry Into Pittsburg and Line Plans
Pittsburg will see the Wabash railroad enter via a new river crossing near Steubenville and extend twelve miles south from Butlerville at a total cost of 4 million dollars. The project links with Wheeling and Lake Erie, establishing a Pittsburg gateway and shaping regional rail expansion. Local officials and workers, including Pennsylvanian engineers and firemen, are noted in the sequence of preparations and movements as the city awaits the project’s development and associated industrial activity.
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Peery Strait
Lidgeville
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Carnegie Railrow
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Steubenville
Wheeling and Bake
Erie
Railway Officers News and Schedule Changes Report
The itemized notes cover crew absences due to rheumatism and health improvements from Colorado. It notes a Westbound poster run for Detroit and Toledo Sunday excursions, personnel shifts at Kerr Murty works, and local society events. It also mentions service adjustments, timetable changes, and a proposed rapid rise in rates for passenger miles under Michigan grades. The piece mentions derailment fears and a Maryland court action affecting stock matters.
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Conrad Schreider
William Nessel
Kerr Murty
Cowntry
Maching
Laiest Aid Society of the Order of Railway Conductors
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Mra
Bushey
Vian Buren Streee
Resistaing
Independent Telephone Association Delegates Gather for Expo
A fragmented item lists the Independent Telephone Association delegates and officials from states including New York and Pennsylvania. It mentions June events, an invitation to a reception at the civic building, and notes presidents, vice presidents, assistants, and other officers in a formal gathering setting.
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Credit Men Decide Next Convention Location in Louisville
At the National Association of Credit Men session in Cleveland on June 1, the group voted to halt next year’s convention in Louisville Ky. Nahum Tribau of Chicago presented a paper on Greater Responsibility, committees reported, and support grew for a national bankruptcy law and the Bay bill. The convention approved a national department of commerce and a trust fund of 10000 with 6500 subscribed to prosecute fraud. Officers were elected: President WA Young of St Paul, Vice President Merv Pregan, Secretary WLA Premdergast of New York.
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National Association of Credit Mén
Louisville
Nahum M. Tribau
Chicago
Sama
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Young
St. Paul Ving
Merv Pregan
Hmeve
WLA
Premdergast
New York
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