Second annual Indiana railroad commission report issued
The second annual report of the Indiana railroad commission is a 603 page volume detailing investigations and improvements on steam and electric railways in 1907. It includes accident statistics, road descriptions, case reviews, a summary of train operation laws, and a pocket map showing all lines.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Indiana
Committee For Investigation and Action
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Want ads in the Journal Gazette limited to Yee a word
Classified notice notes that the Journal Gazette’s want ads are limited to a single word Yee a term appears in the readable fragment, suggesting a truncated listing policy or placeholder classification for classified advertising.
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Journal- Gazette
Journal-Gazette
Fry Journal-Gazette
Wabash car report shows April freight drop
The April war report indicates 9,800 cars passed through Journal yards, down from 10,100 in March. Tonnage reportedly rose despite fewer cars, reflecting mixed industrial conditions. Meanwhile shipyard disputes threaten broader output as 15,000 woodworkers strike on the northeast coast. A Lake Shore Sunday train resumes at 6:20 a.m. from Port Wayne, aiding lake cottages travel.
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Jornal
Lake Shore
Port Wayne
Chain of Lakes
Lake Erie
Cincinnati
H. M. Mounts
Indianapolis
Goad
Mounts
Herman Miller
Wabash
Fos
Tora
Marty
Pinnleer
Trice
Cleve
Land
Is Raad
Alfred Humphrey
O Benkeman
Toledo
Teenie
Nickel Plate Excursion to Cleveland on Memorial Day
Nickel Plate officials announce an excursion from Valparaiso to Cleveland for Memorial Day weekend May 30. Fans can watch a doubleheader between the Cleveland American League team and the St. Louis Browns, with return tickets valid all day and three extra days in town.
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Nickel Plate
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Sam Johnson
Valparaisa
Tandy
Annual Dance of the Ladies Auxiliary in Mulqueen Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers hosts its annual dance May 1 at Mulqueen Hall. Grand march led by Mr and Mrs M F Maroney and Mr and Mrs O F Somers. Committee includes Mrs Peter Carter and Mrs F McCarthy. Floor leaders include B Nanchard J W Harbor H F Mansfield and C F Somers. Also notes rail passenger coach shortages affecting excursion traffic and scrap-clearup by Wabash Railway along right of way near Fort Wayne.
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Brotherhood of ‘Locomotive Engineers
Mulqueen Hall
M. F.‘Maroney
Bits
O. F. Somers
Peter Carter
F. McCarthy
B. Nanchard
J. W. Harbor
H. F. Mansfield
C. F. Somers
Railroad shops to run full time in Lima event
Lima reports the railroad shops will reopen next Monday with full crews. About 500 men employed by Lake Erie & Western and 260 by the C., Hf. & D. will resume work, generating a payroll near 29 thousand dollars for the city.
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Lima
Gina
Lake Erie & Western
Nickel Plate Issues Interesting Pamphlet for Cleveland Visit
The Nickel Plate railroad issues a pamphlet highlighting Cleveland sights for NEA convention visitors June 29 to July 3. The note lists personnel, railway operations updates, and upcoming events including a new Pennsylvan ia track to Olds coal yards and a theater company arrival. Several railroad staff are mentioned visiting or hosting in Cleveland and Fort Wayne as preparations and travel arrangements unfold.
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Cleveland
Nickel Plate Railroad
National Education Association
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Olds Coa
A. & Bland
J.C. Blair
Pittaburg
Lake Bria
Wnrk
B. Kilpatrick
Comparet
S. F. Bowser
York
East Ap
Gus’ Fromuth
Felix
Chicago
T. Metheany
Grand Rapids& Indiana
Crestline
Grand Rapids
Herman Kucher
Maintenance of Way Department
Southwest
Indianapolis
Surddy
Harry Taylor
The
Fort Wayne
Harry J. Herrman
Terminal Division
Henry Stgtl
Terminal
Lodge “of Hiks
Order
Harry Wiebke
Better Than Spanking Ager Not Cure Bed Wetting
An ad argues spanking fails to cure bed wetting and offers a home treatment from Mes Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. It promises free instructions to any mother and claims the method helps both children and adults with nighttime urination issues.
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Ms. Summers
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Notre Dame
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Base Ball Today in Wheeling vs Fort Wars League Park
Wheeling opens league play at home against Fort Wars Park Game. Eagles rally at two o clock and invite attendance at the Eagles Charity Bazaar Sunday evening with free admission. Also selling hay straw grain seeds and garden supplies by Ladue and Farmer Phang 505 newsprint.
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Wheeling
the Eagles’ Charity Bazar
Ladue & Carmer
Phang
Focal Aerie
Eagles’ Charity Bazar
Red Wing Leads U S With Unique Municipal Theater
Special correspondence notes Red Wing Minnesota prides a city run Sheldon Auditorium as the nation’s sole municipal theater. Funded by the city and federal support, the venue is controlled by a lane appointing two trustees and a five member board. The late Theodore P Sheldon funded the project, believing theater educates and elevates a community. Leading actors praise the audience as among the best in the United States.
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Red Wing
Minn
Osine
Theodore P. Sheldon
United States
Germany
L Ane
Sheldon
United Sti
Ted Wing
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