Bowser salesmen report strong first half. second half eyed
Bowser company reports excellent six month results with sales in every district, a $70,000 monthly high, and plans a special edition to spur a stronger second half of 1909. Top salesman will win a prize at January annual meeting. Hartford City delegation joins Garrett band and firemen to Hartford City for a tournament. Elks to Chicago trip arranged with trains via Pennsylvania RR and Pullman cars.
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Wil
Busiesa
S&f. Bowser Company
Amnen
Bowser
BE. J. Little
Anthony Hotel
Garratt
Garrett
Packard City
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Wahwinh
Hartford City
Wabash Valley
Martford City
Electric Works
Hart- Tord City
Steel passenger cars pioneer sashless windows
Painters, decorstore and others describe a car built entirely of steel with sashless windows, glass in frames with a handle bolted to the glass for raising. Fullman company hopes to test such cars after passing through. several units will be seen locally. Meanwhile Pennsylvanian rail shifts follow Frank Markey’s resignation, promoting Fred Friedman to chief clerk and Edward Conway to assistant engine dispatcher, with J. J. Newman to succeed Conway as sight engine dispatcher.
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Nyie
Fullman Company
Frank Markey
Pennsylvania Round House
Fred Freidman
Mr. Markey
Edward Conway
Twenty Three Innings No Score In College Baseball Finale
The Concordians defeated Electro-Technles in a season finale that stretched to twenty three innings with no runs scored by either side. The marathon contest, begun as a thirteen inning affair, ended with the crowd claiming it was the key game of the season, while Manager Grimme announced plans to book ahead for next season.
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Electro-Technles
Concordians
Techt
Grimme
Gimer
Pennsylvania Sends Travelers West Amid Busy Route
The report from Pennsylvania headquarters notes heavy traffic as travelers head west and southwest, with many making trips to Denver and Missouri. A Wabash Bridge carpenter near New Haven was severely injured by a derrick accident, rushed to hospital. Five new members joined the Barbers' International Union No. 64 in the Elektron building. George A. Nolan, longtime Pennsylvania Company watchman at the Delphi tower, died after a illness. he was a well known employee along the western rails.
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Pennsylvania
Paints
Denver
Miasouri
Wabash
Ivuimeymen Barbers’ International Union No. d4
Elektron
Ralph Chlidera
L. W. LaVanway
East Main Street
Grover Presaler
Sonsprint
FM. Roasenberry
McDonald
Parka
Ohi and
Lewis
George A. Nolan
Prennsylvania Company
Delpiios
Anarly Hour
Wabash To Transport Concordia Students After Train Plans
Arrangements by the Wabash company will move Concordia college students to their homes today using a special coach attached to Iran No. 4 at 4 50 pm, with destinations including Sag inaw Buffalo and New York. About fifty will depart with some heading to St Louis on a separate train while a Toledo excursion could occur Sundays in summer. details remain unsettled. Nelman Kinney, a former Wabash man and South Shore conductor, died Saturday night in a fatal accident involving wheels. he was well known to local Wabash men.
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Pensiegrants
Elks
Chicago
Manday
Sos Avixeles
the &P
Yellowstone Park
Wabash Company
Concordia College
Iran No. 4
Detroit
Saginaw
Buffalo
New York
St. Louis
Trence
Wabash Road
Toledo
Nelman Kinney
South Shore Electric Road
Walleah
The
Watesh
South Shore
Peru
Logansport
Ters
Albert Greek
Pennsylvania
al Stewart
Chris Miller
John Kline
Dorrance
Kas
Tekn Rost
Hammerman
C. Traxler
Wabash
Wells
Penn
E. Weintritt
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
Mickness
Charles Hoeppner
F. PF. Patnin
Nickel Plate
C. Barcas
St. Lois
the & F
Cures Dyspepsia Trial Is Free
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for dyspepsia and related ailments. It claims long use, free trial offers, and widespread family reliance, citing several named locations and individuals as success examples. It also mentions Dr Caldwell soliciting letters for free trials and notes a separate biographical line about a railroad employee and a past wreck.
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Dr. Caldwell
Capt. Clark
Buffalo
Iowa
Caldwell
Local machinists select delegates for Denver meeting
At Friendship lodge No. 10, International Association of Machinists, delegates were elected to represent the order at the Denver meeting next September. G. Rogge of Fort Wayne Electric Works was chosen as delegate and V. Workman, another employee at the electric works, as alternate. This is said to be a great meeting of the machinists.
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Friendship Lodge No. 10
International Association of Machinists
Denver
Rogge
Fort Wayne Electricawarke
V. Workman
Electric Works
Wan
Scarcity Of Terms The Pennsylvania Steel Shop Briefing
A special 2 pm meeting at the G I A discusses business benefiting all concerned amid heat in Indianapolis and at the Pennsylvania blacksmith shop. Pennsylvanian foreman Graham notes a lack of timely workers and rising work, urging skilled men to apply as current staff cannot meet demand.
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Pennsylvania
A. Graham
Moater Nar Hulider
Pennsylvanix
Son of well known engineer seeks eye treatment in Fort Wayne
Eigin Gebhart, son of BL J. Gebhart, a noted Wabash engineer, arrived in Fort Wayne from Peru seeking treatment for a serious eye injury caused by a baseball strike during a game. The blood vessel in the right eye ruptured, causing pain, and he will stay until recovered.
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Eigin Gebhart
BL J. Gebhart
Fort Wayne
Peru
Pennsylvania Freight House Force Increased
Four men were added to the Pennsylvania freight house workforce including J. Johnson J. Champion W. H. Hayes and E. Iacoby to handle expanded duties at the Pennsylvania and G R projects. Material delays hinder progress on one hundred new units. officials expect a ramp up once supplies arrive. Local notices also report pigeon racing in Abilene Texas and various personnel moves at the Pennsylvania and related firms.
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Pennsylvania
J. Johnson
J. Champion
W. H. Hayes
E. Iacoby
G. R
Pennsylvania Company
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Indianapolis
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Clinton Street
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William Fitzpatrick
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Penneylvania
Missouri
Co-Operative Wonder Sale
Jardinieres
People’s Store Co-Operative
Port Wayne
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Swans Broo. Bank
Fort Wayte
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