Chicago Union Terminal Plans Discussed at Conference
General Superintendent El Whiter of the Pennsylvania Northwest system toured Chicago en route from Pittsburgh to attend a railway officials conference on the new Chicago terminal plans. The Chicago city council railway terminals committee had received an ultimatum from railway interests urging approval of the plan or acceptance of the present inadequate union station facilities. The statement, signed by Darius Miller, A. J. Earling, and J. J. Turner, notes plans favor occupancy south of Twelfth Street between State and Canal Streets by passenger terminals. The meeting in Chicago tomorrow aims to decide next steps after reviewing the city committee’s response.
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el Whiter
Pennsylvania Northwest System
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pennsylvania, Burington
Milwaukee Roads
Darius Miller
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
A. J. Earling
Milwaukee and St Paul
J. J.turner
Pennsylvanianak
Union Station
Twelfth Street
State
Canal Streets
Chibigo
Chipee City-Cotmeals
Cottagers' Train 10 Set for First Trip Next Friday Evening
Rome City cottagers' train between Fort Wayne and Rome City, dubbed Pond Lig, to run first trip Friday evening leaving Fort Wayne at 8225 v'clacl. Southbound trip Saturday morning from Rome City at 6340, arriving at the Joral station at 7:30. Stops planned at the Junction and Spy Run, with full schedule to follow.
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Rome City
Fort Wayne
Joral
Woothbou
Kneipp Sanitarium
Wolcattville
Woleeottville Ea
Beach
al A
Kendallville
Conley
Avitte
Swan
Neae
Huntertown
Wallensegs
Unclear transit note adjusts Sunday schedule
Fragmentary OCR describes a change to a Sunday schedule for a Plate passenger ring line. It hints the route returns to its former timing, with a referenced time around 2 40, and mentions an 191% multiplier or percentage. Details remain garbled and names or places are unreadable.
Blacksmiths Defeat Pipe Fibbers In Local Ball Game
In the Wabash day league a clash between blacksmiths and pipefitters led to a disputed score report. Officials claim the pipefitters never won a game while the blacksmiths, led by Manager Jim Loney, contest the paper's account of the result and the door between shops was kept closed for precaution.
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Wabash
Beth the Blacksmiths
Jim Loney
Packard Avenue Improvement Association Set Friday Meeting
Packard avenue Improvement association will meet Friday evening with several matters on the agenda. A chief item is special improvements to Packard avenue and a delegate will attend the Sissi ward meeting Monday evening June 23.
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Packard Avenue Cisse
New Central Foundry Opens on East Wayne Street
William C Walda owner of the Central Foundry located on East Wayne Street recounts past setbacks. He left the Harmer battle grounds site after a forced vacate and, after building a new plant on East Wayne Street, has operated for nearly seven months feeling more fortunate about the change.
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New Central Foundry
East
Wayne St
Wm. C. Walda
Wayne Street
Lake Shore
Harmer Battle Grounds
East Wayne
Fragmentary notice from faded street report on local grounds
A garbled fragment describes grounds on South Callann Street and various named individuals with uncertain roles. The text mentions Harmer Cattle grounds, a plant on East Hruvt, and references to Radulph Walda and a Mr. Win, but many words are unreadable, leaving unclear actions or outcomes.
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Callann Street
Harmer
Hruvt
Ger Zante
Radulph Walda
Win
Walda
Wertiem
Kendallville Visitor Seeks City Notes and Miss Querrill Visit
B W Lengart of Kendallville was a city visitor yesterday. Miss Josephine Querrill of WL is visiting her sister Mrs Julie of Bast four.
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B. Wlengart
Kendallville
Josephine
Mrs
Jullie
Bast
Samuel M Foster Returns to American Soil
Samuel M Foster returns to the United States after a period abroad. He expresses happiness to be back and plans to start for Fort Wayne soon, arriving Monday or in a day or so. He sends regards to friends and mentions resuming duties with Mr Poster.
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Samuel Mr Poster
Pariy
United
Siates
Hevins
Tetter Co
Becker Bros. Player Lets Any Family Hear Music at Home
The Becker Bros. player promises simple use for all family members to perform symphonies ragtime waltzes and more. Visit F.C. Special Piano Company at Calhoun and Wayne streets second floor to see a demonstration today.
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Berino
Waling
Becker Bros
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