Wabash Train in Mix-Up Delays Pennsylvania Route
A Wabash passenger train No. 4 was an hour late after a wreck near Mungimeton, blocking the right of way for three cars. A wreck crew from Munthineton and the Briaiwruck car cleared the line after about an hour of strenuous work. The incident caused southbound trains to run hours late, with no. 4 requiring a replacement engine from Toledo.
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Wabash
Stalun
Mungimeton
Nuop
Munthineton
Wabush
Mull Sruth
Wart Wayne
Ehed
Accidents at the Penn Sylvania Smith Shop
Multiple workers at the Smith Shop suffered injuries yesterday. Rhoin, a tool room employee, was injured when a bin and press caused a rollover but only minor bruises and sprains with no broken bones. Moring injured a finger in a hand crush accident while assisting with an equalizer. Trad Stell sustained an eye injury from a metal shard but eyesight expected to be saved. All were treated by the company surgeon and doctors.
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Rhoin
Pennsylvania
Cleur
Nin
Gompwiy
Fac
John Moring
Emith
Paper firm to occupy Hamilton building in near future
The newly incorporated paper company will occupy the Hamilton factory site south of the Wabash tracks between are and Clinton streets. Olds Wagon Works repairs under a Hamilton heirs deed, new floors and extensive improvements prepare for soon start of production. N B McMullan travels east to buy machinery as officials plan initial partial occupancy with later expansion.
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Journal-Gazette
Hamilton
Olds
Are
Clinton
N. BR. McMullan
Paper Company
McMullan
Well Known Mechanic Joins Benedicts
Friends of George Keplinger a noted machinist at Bowser works were surprised when a box of premium cigars arrived at the shop with notice that he had wed Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational church parsonage to Miss Julie Hurley of Baker City. The bride and groom were both popular locals with many friends.
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George Keplinger
Aboulaf
5.P. Bowser
Keplinger
Congregational Church
Julis
Str
Daniel Hurley
Baker
Miss Hurley
Schmetzer Elected President of Relief Union
The article reports Schmetzer chosen president of the Relief Union or union associated with the employees of a large plant. It notes officers include A. C. Schumetzer as president, XE Blackburn as vice president, BF. recording secretary, William Blesch as treasurer, and John Wasser as financial secretary. The group plans membership drives, issues blanks for signatures, and states all plant employees are eligible without physical examination. W. Wo Atterbury, Pennsylvania Railroad general manager, supports the move as several employees show interest.
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Ion
5. F. Bowser
Reiler Junlei
A. C. Schumetzer
Uxe Blackburn
Wiliam Blesch
John Wasserinancial
Fireman Injured At Plymouth In Car Collision
A Pennsylvania fireman A Esterline was injured yesterday morning at Plymouth when backing engine No 10661 struck by a projecting box car. He suffered shoulder and back injuries with broken bones and was taken to Bucyrus for care. The PA company and the city will share a $12,000 viaduct project over Cook Street.
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Esterline
Emma
Peneylvania
Plymouth
Pennsylvania Company
Bucyrus
Bullot
Cook Street
Randolph Breese
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Allegheny
Fred Sellas
Ben Thompasyn
Pennsylvania ‘Roundhouse
D. F. Kammeyer
Roundhouse
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Ind
Wa ‘Verney
Joseph Labbe
John H. Robinson
S. F. Howser
Chris Hide
Yesterlar
Law aims at safer rail ash disposal on locomotives
Special to Tournai Gazette Garrett Indiana May 1 1911 rail men praise a national congress measure by Senator Hemenway requiring railroads to equip firebox locomotives with ash dumping safety devices. The rule would end firemen crawling under large engines to clean ash grates and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in Washington has received assurances the bill will pass before adjournment May 18.
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Tournai-Gazette
Garrett
Ind
National Congress
Hemenway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Washington
M. Tew
Vice President Eddy to Settle Teamster Affair
Vice President H Eddy of Buffalo, a Teamsters official, arrives to handle the ten hour day demand at 50 cents per hour. He will stay until settlement. Also updates on Pennsylvania roundhouse transfers, Elk Heart shop reopening, layoffs, injuries, vacations, and an upcoming Cedar Point bartender excursion.
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Eddy
H. Eddy
Buffalo
International Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Mr. Eddy
Baseball today Felsons change ads urged
Notices request readers to avoid advertising with Park Directory Company as Felsons who faye recently altered their adverts. Address or contact not clear. information mentions in person or by telephone with a reference to 1036.
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Felsons
lPark Directory Company
Bass Black
Call
Fire of arson kills four in New York tenement blaze
A deadly fire at the Moesstory tenement at 101 Orchard Street near Delancey Stre et claims four lives including Eva Berg and Hattie Kopelmann. Twelve are injured and over a hundred rescued as firemen battle flames and police aid evacuations from packed stairways and roof exits. A mother and child die in a harrowing escape attempt.
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New York
Orchard Sievet
Hattie Kopiema Awe Ant
Seon
Crete
Tulsiance
Hattis Kopelmann
Ropelimann
Herrele
Eva Bere
National Charity Workers Meet in Richmond
National Conference of Charities and Corrections opens four sections in Richmond Virginia with meetings on child welfare criminal justice needy families and public health. Speakers include Dr Charles R Grandy Frank J Bruno Francis H Field Mrs John Glenn Welch W J Kerby and Miss Meryl Richmond.
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Richmond
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Charles R. Grandy
Norfolk
Frank J. Bruno
Colorado Springs
Francis H. Field
Field
John Glenn
Baltimore
Welch
Ohio Wesley
Methodist Federation of Social Service
W. J. Kerby
Catholic University At
Washington
Meryl Richmond
Philadelphia Society For Organizios Charity
Patterson Fletcher Co Lawyer Tries To Bunco Heinze
Edward F Brennan a Butte Montana lawyer was arrested in Augustus Heinze's office on May 7 charged with attempting to extort 40000 from Heinze. Roward Brennan a son of Dr J Brennan of Indianapolis was arrested that day after a varied career including Spanish American War service and a divorce.
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Patterson -Fletcher CO
Bunco Heinze
New York
Edward F. Brennan
Butte, Mont
Augustus Heinze
Heinze
Indianapolis
Roward Brennan
J. Brennan
Twenty-seventh
Indiana Battery
San Francisco
Ae Inter
Butte
Mont
Trials to open Tuesday at Lagrange court house
The Indina court at Lagrange plans to begin trials next Tuesday after juries are summoned. Several new cases include partition suits Sarah Lowman et al v Ellen Pontius et al, and Burritt and Wuttarich v Henry C Schreck. Divorces granted in Huth Hite v Leroy Hite and Dellah Blough v William Blough with custody awarded. Married licenses issued include Walter E Barnes and Cordin Horner, Frederick M Gordon and Lulu Al Dallas.
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Kiet News Bureau
Lagrange
Ind
Court House
Sarah Lowman
Ellen Pontius
Bur
Ritt and Wuttarich
Partners
Henry C. Schreck
Huth Hite
Leroy Hite
Anna Foote
Natheiy Jenks
Nile
Daniell Foote
Daniel Biller Et al
Dellah
William Blough
Nor Chilaren
Carrie Baker
Owen Baker
Wollentzville
Walter E. Barnes
Gloomfield
Cordin Horner
Brighton
Hokome
Lulu al
Gas On The Stomach Feeble Digestion Warns Of Tonic Need
An article describes how a weak stomach leaves food undigested and decaying, causing toxins to enter the bloodstream and broad symptoms from aches to nerve disturbance. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy, citing Mrs. Amelia Gwinn of Vernon Avenue Kansas and urging readers to buy the tonic at 50 cents per box or six for $2.00 and to request a free copy "What to Eat and How to Eat."
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Amelia Gwinn
Vernon Avenue
Kenga
Terre Haute
Ynd
Defiance Bank Closes Doors After Judgment
Defiance City bank assigned to J W Winn after a $5,000 judgment against Centerville firm tied to Creelman Lumber affair. Bank incorporated at $200,000, city deposits around $14,000, bond covered by Fidelity & Security of Baltimore. No asset statement yet. bank cited Creelman paper as a troubled link.
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Defiance
Pielman County
Centervile Tonn
Creelman Lumber Company
Defiance City Bank
J. W. Winn
Thia City
Chicago
Creelman
United States Widelity & Security Company
Baltimore
Cora Weu
Bids Rejected On Local Mail Contract In Columbia City
The May 1 report from Columbia City indcates all bids to carry mail between the railroad stations and the post office were rejected by contractor Boaz of Cincinnati for being too high. Boaz, a general contractor, is suspected of planning to award to a transfer line while profiting from the arrangement. The prior annual cost was about 330 dollars, with suspicion the job is worth far more than the 340 to 900 dollars a year paid to carriers.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
Boaz
Cincinnati
Pavern Monk
Leura
Boazie
Lake Shore Company Sued for $8000 in Auburn Case
By Uist News Bureau Auburn Indiana May case filed with County Clerk Charles Jones of DeKalb as defendant. George Myers of Fair township claimed to be struck by an eastbound freight while waiting to cross a Waterloo double track after nightfall. He suffered severe injuries including a broken leg, forearm dislocation, and multiple other bone injuries. The suit alleges complex damages and liability of the Lake Shore company.
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Uist
Auburn
Ind
Clark Charles Jon+ dues
DeKalb
Lake Shore Company
Wade
George Myers
Lee
Company Accused of Guilty Negligence at Crossing
Claims allege the firm acted negligently by not providing a watchman at the crossing and by running freights too close to the path, risking accidents as freight trains approach from the east and near the crossing.
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MEIGS
C. A. Meigs
Calhoun Street
Johnston
Kirke Mo
H. A. Duemling
Pata Morel
Sresiion Avenue
A. P. Buchman
West Washington
J. W. Thompson
W- Berry Streat
Thiome Bros. Tailoring
Henry Ranke
Washington Bowl
West
Rus
Fort Wayne
Bubes
Mary Whery Phiyatuian
Burgeou
Imlancs
Broan
Coltoun St
Hattersley & Sons
Wabash Trar
Mardenas
Huntington
Trask
Howser Works
Pennsylvania ‘Smith Shop
Benedicts
Elijah
Poston Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek
Mich
Indiana Loan Co
Ahr
Ken- Ginger
Force Street
Schmetzer
Relief UN
Atterbury
W. Wo Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Europe
Penny
Industrial Notes
George Gould
Pontpone
Fattice
Gould
Mnes
BR. A. Philiey
Pennsylvania Road
Paules
M. HK. Witger
Electric Works
H. Habig
Boilermaker
Fretj Lagermann
Baseball Today
Brangville
S. Fork Warne
Bad Hat
Patterson
Fletcher Co
Defiance Bank
the People's Store
Copenhagen
Cuticura
Woodbury’s
Packers
Nottingham
Queen Quality Oxfords
Ickard House
Sonica
Ste
Manly
Fort Wayne Loan Co
Gourt House
J. G, Peltier
West Wayre
Journal- Gazette
Frank J. Federspiel Buccesgor
Frank X. Sennier
General Insurance
Court Stromt
Phowe &T
Hational Art
Pearl Street
East Main Street
Gostee’s
New Avenue Hotel
Goslee
Aveline
Chas. Henker
Foraman
Aveline Hotel
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