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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
8
HL J. Ag reports numerous installations of the Holland warm air furnace praised as fuel movers and giving satisfaction with hard coal or other fuels. Prices are advertised as right and customers are invited to investigate and contract for one for their home.
The Pennsylvania railroad announces all future passenger cars will be steel. Nearly two thousand all steel cars are in service or on order, including sleepers, parlor and baggage cars. The fleet spans lines east and west of Pittsburgh and Erie, Long Island, Cumberland Valley, and more.
Fragmentary OCR lists several trade unions and halls including Boilermakers No. 64 Harmony batt Painters No. 469 and Painters' hall, International Association of Car Workers No. 80 Strodet hall, Building Laborers No. 10 and Suenger hall.
Louis Waldschmidt, a Nickel Plate truckman, suffered severe injuries when a switching engine bumped a car at Clinton Street crossing. He was crushed and bruised but is expected to recover. doctor says he will be up in two weeks.
Industrial notes report several Pennsylvania shop workers off duty or newly employed. Balzer and Horan shift duties on the Pennsylvania machine shop. Mumm Fuller and Moynihan begin roles at machine and blacksmith shops. Wabash machine shop adds Young. Bellevue visitor Croehy in Fort Wayne, with Fort Wayne ties noted. Additional items mention off duty status for Regel, Makenly, Mason, Brophy, Garden, and Gates among others.
Over 3 060 tickets were sold for a social at Swinney park hosted by the Electro Technic club at Port Wayne Electric works. The event features a band and fifty waitresses, with security under Germany Schultz. A near accident involving William Hoenig occurred at the Port Wayne Electric works laboratory elevator.
A string of brief notes shows helper A I Klein and J Mason at the Pennsylvania blacksmith shop off duty due to illness. Other items mention engineers, vacation plans, route openings, track expansions near Androwas, and staff moves across Fort Wayne and Wabash works with minor injuries and job changes noted.
Representative Henry A. Barnhart introduced in Washington a bill to authorize 76,000 for a Warsaw post office and building with site cost up to 15,000 and construction up to 60,000. The site purchase funds would be available immediately. The measure was sent to the Public Buildings and Grounds Committee for early consideration. Barnhart recently secured 75,000 for Mishawaka post office and now targets Warsaw and nearby Radiator for further projects.
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