Large Gas Holder Erection Begins at Indianapolis Project
Work will start tomorrow on a large gas holder for the Citizens' Company of Indianapolis. Foreman Michael Ayneh will oversee the iron work with Edward Weber and Dougherty assisting. Groundwork will take at least three months with F. W. Breese supervising preliminaries. The tank will be 147 feet high with a 1,100,000 cubic foot capacity, using over 09 tons of steel plate. Charles F. Remmert appointed head of the wrought iron department here as foreman Lynch departs for Indianapolis repair. Dwight Ashley of Chicago in serious condition after a railroad platform fall. he is at St. Joseph's Hospital with a fractured skull. He was en route to visit relatives and was not a student at Indiana University Bloomington.
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Murray
Citizens’ Company
Ditnapolis
Michael Ayneh
Wrought Iron
Teworks
Edward Weber
Mr. Dougherty
Inthamagalis
F. We Breese
Kerr Murray Company
Lynch
Indianapollis
Charles F.remmmert
Inedianapolis
Indianapolis
Wim
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Fort Wayne
Kerr Murray
Dwight Ashley
Chicago
D. A. Ashley
St Joe Township
Pennsylvania Station
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Pennsylvania
State University At
Bloomington
Helder
Trady
Cleveland
Jacob Strohns
Pennsylvania Machine Shop
Barney Coyle
Tom Mere
Wabash
Ull
W. 1. Rowe
Quail Davis
Hawser Works
Frank Rue
Pennsylvania Copper Shop
Andrew Einseider
Ber Murray Foundry
Balarday
Fred Lewis
Wrath J. Archer
William Chimmings
Roy D. Ehrenberg
Electric Works
Salt Lake City
Ute
Pennsylvania Planing Mills
Frank Kilgore
Valparaiso
Ind
Kerr Murray Works
Newcastle
Insianapolis
Adam Felz
RB. Breeze
Poremim
George A. Sziuk
Poroman EL EL Greist
Kmm
Altoona
Wiwre
Callison
Bowser Tin
Laporte
Kendallville
Pio- Perence Club
Betlenia
Frank Ziesler
Union News Company
Ted Howell
Benton Harbor
Mich
Philip Birt
Bowser Tla
Mie
Rail line to broadcast election returns on trains
The Burlington rail system will relay presidential election results to passengers via a direct telegraph link to the Chicago Tribune, posting bulletins on board at stops and even making special stops to reach travelers who voted elsewhere. Wilmer J. Fels oversees the setup, a historic move to keep voters informed during travel.
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Raiload
Chicago
Burlington
Chicgo Tribune
Tribune
Conceptcusus
Fort Wayne Shop Whitens Silver Week Celebration
Toon of the Bowser machine shop plans a silver weekling celebration next Saturday inviting lodge members and 25 plus friends at 2,15 Jota Street. Robert Kinnaird, a Fort Wayne civil engineer, leads a Gary Indiana tunnel project drilling three miles into Lake Michigan to bring water to the steel town.
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Toon
Bowser
Jota Street
Royal Neighbors of America
Improved Order of Red
Modern Woodmen of America
Indianapolis Limited Collides With Shredder Near Roanoke
Limited car 501 left the city at 2:40 yesterday for Indianapolis and struck a shredder hauled by a road engine crossing the interurban track near Roanoke. The shredder was demolished and the limited disabled by the impact. The air apparatus failed and the car stopped. A local carried passengers to Huntington. the tie car was brought back for repairs. Conductor Spiller and Motorman Williams were in charge.
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Limited
Indianapolis
Roanoke
Happy Hunting Ground
Huntington
Charen
Spiller
Matorman Williams
Pennsylvania Shops Closed All Tuesday Morning
An order yesterday announced the Pennsylvania shops would close Tuesday morning for the election and reopen in the afternoon. Engineers and other workers will have a chance to attend the day’s events as telegraph lines permit. A large crowd gathered yesterday to hear the governor candidate at the campaign finale, despite no special rates for last night’s Marshall meeting.
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Pennsylveia
Wnitiig
Pennsylvania
Red
Bowser Works Sees Return After Four Months Sickness
Otto McVey returns to the Bowser tin shop after four months absent due to heart trouble. He resumes duties as elections conclude, and workers were paid for an hour lost while listening to political talks by Charles S. Bush congressman Clarence Gilhams and A. Lukens from noon until two.
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Bowser
Mornny
Otto McVey
Bowser Works
Charles 8. Bush
Clarence Gilhams
Lukens
Oiles
Industrial Notes From Local Plants
J C Boag of the Pennsylvania paint shop is sick and off duty. Velvici of the Kerr Murray machine shop is also sick. Charles Gallmeyer and Ervin Rose are new men in the Bowser tin shop. A Jenking and Glyde Roluban are new helpers in the Kerr Murray boiler shop. C H Sellman, traveling auditor of the Nickel Plate, is busy on company business. EB Merritt has joined the Pennsylvania store room. J S O’Toole has returned to Naperville from Columbus.
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J. C. Boag
Pennsylvania Paint Shop
Velvici
Kerr Murray Machine Shop
Charles Gallmeyer
Ervin Rose
Bowser Tin Shop
A. Jenking
Glyde Roluban
Kerr Murray
C.H. Séllman
Nickel Plate
J EB
Funeral of Adams County Pioneer to Be Tuesday
The funeral of a pioneer aged seventy two who died Sunday morning at his Union township home eight miles northeast of the city from nephritis and inflammation will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Ker Westville church. The procession will leave the house at 1 o'clock. The deceased was born in Pennsylvania on January 4.
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Adams County
Ah Briek
Union Township
Kote
Pueusylvania
Fragmentary obituary note from Van Wert County
Fragmentary obituary details a death on September 15, 1859, mentioning Miss Louise Tague of Van Wert County and surviving relatives including six children Tinelia Drake Ira Campbell Cora Prisinger Jimmy Hahn Amanda Roth, plus Elesta William Dayile and other family members.
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Misa Louise Tague
van Wert
Obie
Tinelia Drake
Lira Campbell
Cora Prisinger
Jmmy Hahn
Amanda Roth
Denni the Kuter
Paren Elesta
Wiliam
Dayile
Anvens
al Byes Ge
Somme
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Fort Wayne Loan Co
Calhoun
Howe Phu
Wayne, Ind
Martet Eye
H. H. Rogers
West Berry Street
New York Optical Society
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Temple Theater
Monster
News of the
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wilmer J. Fels
Oe Aia
Joe “Aqigar
C. C. Rodenbeck
Gary
Indiana
Lake Michigan
Robert Kinnaird
Msd
Kinnaird
Lim
Purdue University
C. B. Romey
Pennsylvania Planing Mill
Boyne Falls
Indianapolis Limited
Pennsy
Marshall
Columbia City
Industrial Notes
the People’s Store
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Pri
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Axminster
Aeek
Prugsels
Manson, Fowlerr & Record
Morgan & Wright
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Indiana Loan CO
Moderweilt Coal Co
Sercunton
Massillon
Hen
Walls
Amd
Uharenad Jane Sumatting
Fulton Street and Nickel Plate Railroad
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