Wabash Train Mishap Delays Service In Mardenas Area
A Wabash passenger train No. 4 ran late over an hour reaching Huntington due to misalignments near Mardenas. A collision at a nearby sight blocked the right of way and required a Huntington Erie crew to clear the tracks. No. 5 failed to proceed, derailing several cars. No. 6 required a replacement engine from Toledo after a cylinder issue. Multiple injuries were reported among Pennsylvania and local shop workers, with several men treated by company surgeons.
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Wabash
Talaelly Westerdies
Mardenas
Nuntington
Huntington
Erie
Inch Bour
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Acquaintances Attend Wedding At 3228 Farent Street
Mr and Mrs Kep linger plan a wedding reception at their home 3228 Farent Street with the groom and relatives attending. The bridegroom’s father A Kepe linger hails from Tellrel Pennsylvania and is listed among the attendees.
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Keplinger
Faret Street
A. Kepelinger
Pennsylvania
Fire Soots Kill Four In East Side Tenement Blaze
A five story tenement at 102 Orchard Street in New York City burned early today killing four occupants and injuring twelve. Firemen rescued dozens, dragging children to safety as crowded fire escapes failed. Among the dead were Hattie Kopelmann and three others while a mother narrowly escaped with her life.
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New York
Orctaird Atreet
Chie Bulldhuy
Delancey
Allen
Mfty
Samuel Sach
Nattis Koplemans
Tvo
Pailestngan
Orchard Street
Aly
Hattie Kopelmann
Tattle
Schmetzer Chosen President of Relief Union
The & F. Bowser Employes Relief union organized with A C Schmetzer as president and a slate including Ui. XK Blackburn as vice president FS Gyer as recording secretary William Birsch treasurer and Jon Wasner financial secretary. Over 100 members attended as the committee reported by laws and the president’s appointments remain to be announced. The movement has strong employee interest and company officials support the effort at the Pennsylvania railroad yard.
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the & F. Bowser Employes’ Relief Union
A.C. Schmeteer
Ui. XK
Blackburn
FS Gyer
Wiliam Birsch
Jon Wasner
Blanka
Amabaste
Paper Company Set to Occupy Hamilton Building
The newly incorporated Hapar company plans to occupy the Hamilton factory near the Wabash tracks after repairs led by the Olds Wagon Works. W. B. McMullan is sourcing machinery in the east, with production expected soon and partial initial occupancy. The article also notes the recent marriage of George Keplinger to Miss Julia Hurley at the Congregational church parsonage.
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Hapar Company
Journe-Gazette
Hamilton
Olds Wagon
Barr
Clinton Streets
Wagon ‘Works
W. B. McMullan
The
Paper Company
McMullen
George Replinger
8. P. Bowser Works
Yesterdar” Tacmning
Keplinger
Congregational Church
Julia
Daniel Hurley
Baker Street
Bliss Hurley
Fireman In jured at Plymouth in Pennsylvanian accident
A Pennsylvanian fireman A Esterling injured at Plymouth while backing into a switch. A boxcar protruding over the track pinned him between the cab and fire box. shoulder and back sprained, no bones broken. He was taken to Bucyrus for medical care. The Pennsylvania company and Bucyrus city will share $12,000 to build a viaduct over Coole Street.
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C. & Rhein
Peyneylvenia
John Maring
Smith Shop
Smith
Ondle
Fred Stahl
Pennsylvania
Dr. White
A. Esterling
Plymouth
Esterline
Pennsylvania Company
Bucyrus
Joinnty
Coole Street
Senate ash-dumping safety device bill eyed
Special to Journal-Gazette from Garrett Indiana May 7 reports a national congress measure by Senator Hemenway requiring locomotives to carry safety devices for dumping ashes. The change would stop workers from crawling under large engines to clean ash piles, a consequence long assured by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in Washington.
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Journal-Gazette
Garrett
Ind
National Congress
Hemenway
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Washington Long
Vice President Eddy to Settle Teamster Affair Headline
Vice President H Eddy of Buffalo arrives to handle the Teamsters demand for a ten hour day at 50 cents an hour. He will remain until the dispute is settled. The Pennsylvanian roundhouse, Elk Hart shops, and various foremen and workers are mentioned in a flowing list of assignments, reassignments, and injuries. Ed Torney travels to meet a new acquaintance. Joseph Labbe suffers scalding injuries. several employees resume duties after suspensions amid ongoing labor activity. A planned excursion by the combined workers to Cedar Point is announced with details of a special train.
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H Eddy
Buffalo
International Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Eddy
Randolph Breese
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Allegheny
Fred Sellés
Ben Thompson
Rouse
Plyrauulhan
S. F. Hammeyer
Pennsylvanis
Roundhouse
Snake Shore
Elkhart
Ed Torney
Joseph Labbe
John H. Robinson
S. F. Bowser
Chris Hyde
Boleyn
Baseball Today Evansville 7s Directory Notice
Persons who have recently changed their addresses are requested to notify Polk Directory Company. Bass bind, in person or by telephone. Call 1096.
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Polk Directory Company
Bass Bint
Jin
National Charity Workers Meet in Richmond
National Conference of Charities and Corrections held in Richmond with sessions on children, criminals, needy families, and public health. Speakers included Dr. Charles R. Grandy, Frank J. Bruno, Francis H. Field, Mrs. John Glenn, President Welch, Rev. W. Kerby, and Miss Mary Richmond. Patterson-Fletcher Co. promote a $15 ride deal.
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Richmond
Way
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Charles R. Grandy
Norfolk
Frank J. Bruno
Colorado Springs
Francis H. Field
Feld Department
John Glenn
Baltimore
Welch
Ohis Wesleyan College
Methodist Federation of Social Service
W. Kerby
Lawyer Tried in New York Extortion Case Report
May 7 in New York Howard Ty Brennan of Butte Montana was arrested at Augustus Beainze’s office charged with attempting to extort $40,000. Brennan, a veteran of the Spanish American War, married in this city, later moved to San Francisco, divorced, then to Butte. Also mentioned are tobin co Heinze and related Indiana court actions on divorce and property matters from LaGrange and Wolcottville.
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New York
Howard Ty Brennan
Butte, Mont
Augustus Beainze Jate
Iar
Heinze
Indianapolis
Raward
Brennay
B. J. Trennan
Twenty-seventh
Indiana Battery
Ian
San Francisco
Butte
Mont- Slee
Stomach Ailments and a Tonic Cure Promoted by Pink Pills
An old ad describes indigestion caused by a feeble stomach with undigested food and gas. It claims toxins affect the heart and nerves, causing dizziness and weakness. A testimonial by Mrs. Ariells Gwinn from 3189 Vernon Ave, Shenango, praises Dr Williams Pink Pills, offered at 50 cents per box or six for 2.40, with a free booklet “What to Eat and How to Eat.”
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Vanial
Ariells Gwinn
Annree
Vernon Avenue
Shien Oo
Terre Henta
Dr. Williams
Defiance Bank Closes After Judgment Against Creelman Debts
Defiance City bank closed yesterday following a $5 000 judgment for Centerville Tenn from Hickman County Bank, tied to Creelman Lumber Company failure. J W Winn named assignee. statement of assets pending. Bank incorporated at 200 000 dollars. city deposits around 14 000 dollars insured by United States Fidelity Security Co. of Baltimore.
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Defianch
Hickman County Bank
Centerville
Tenn
Creelman Lumber Company
Defiance City
J. W. Winn
Wsseta
Creelmart Limber Company
Chicago
Creelman
United States Fidelity & Security Company
Baltimore
Bids Rejected For Local Mail Contract In Columbia City
May 7 Columbia City Ind. all bids for the mail transport between rail stations and post offices were rejected by contractor Boaz of Cincinnati who said bids were too high. The mail was previously about 330 dollars a year but is now valued at 840 to 900 dollars annually. It is believed the contract will be awarded to a transfer line.
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Elijah
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek
Mich
Kist
Columbia
Ind
Boaz
Cincinnati
Beatty
Lake Shore Company Sued For 5000 In Collision Case
A lawsuit filed in Auburn Indiana names Lake Shore Railroad Company as defendant for five thousand dollars. Guy Myers son of George Myers of Fairfield township was struck by an eastbound freight while crossing a Waterloo double track on April 4. He suffered severe injuries including a broken leg and forearm, with multiple fractures reported. The case proceeds through the county clerk.
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Riet News Sorest
Auburn
Ind
Cen
Charley Jenking
Delkalt
Lake Shore Bailrad Company
Guy Myers
George Myers
Fairfield Township
Waterloo
Gnilleman
Illicit Crossings Alleged Overnight Safety Failure
The report claims the company operated illegally without a night watchman at crossings. It alleges negligence in managing westbound train rights and failure to deter the eastbound approach, citing unsafe signaling or device misuse.
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Ereything
C. A. Meigs
Calhoun Street
DR. Johnston
Kirke Mo
Eftics
H. A. Duemling
Sethe Fate
A. P. Buchman
West
Washington Street
Piaatioi
J. W. Thompson
W. Berry Street
Thiems Bros’. Tailoring
Henry Ranke Eve
Washington Bowl
Rush
Osteopaths
Tipnases
Mary Whery Byaian
Klaehn & Melching
Telepuen
Billy
Broan
Calhoun St
Séldo
Bion
Hattersley & Sons
Jace Furnlehiogt
Aic Virtus
Wea
Eart
Industrial New
Huntington Clears
Bowyer Works
Pennsylvania ’Smith Shop
Mother
Schmetzer
Relief Union
Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Europe
Black Company
Astern Agant
Lotthin
Worle
Penmylvania Limited
W. W. Atterbury
General Iit
Benedicts
Afl_good
Itaihe
Indiana Loan Co
Bee
Penny
Industrial Notes
George Gould
Imade
Shell
Furone
Mr. Gould
H. A. Philley
Pennsylvania Road
Mr. Philley
F. Bowser
C. i. Bryant
Cake Shore
Alty
Cedar Point
Baseball Today
Evansville
Bear
National‘charity Workers
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Tobinco Heinze
Banterson-Fletcher CQ
Lagrange
Court House
Barsh Bowman
Ellen Ponting
Burncitt and
Wurthrich
Partners
Henry CL Sehrock
Ruth Hire
Leroy Hire
Anna Foote
Nathan Jenka
Daniell Foote
Daviel Biller
Delilah A. Brough
William Brough
Carrie Baker
Owen Baker
Wolcottille
Walter &. Barnes
Bloomfield
Cordis
Defiance Bank
Patters G. Letcher CO
Lake Shore Company
the People's Store
Copenhagen
Cuticura
Woodbury’s
Packers
Nottingham
Queen Quality Oxfords
Fort Wayne Loan Co
Oposite Court House
J. G. Peltier
Undertaker
West Wayne ST
Journal- Gazette
Frank J
Pearl Street
Rational Art Glass
Beniveial
East Main Street
Goslee
Aveline
Chas. Henker
New Aveline Hotel
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