Completion of Butler line opens Fort Wayne to Detroit
The final railroad work on the Butler line is nearly finished with the crossing at St. Joe as the last obstacle. Once settlement with the Baltimore and Ohio is reached, passenger and freight trains will route via the new line, linking Fort Wayne to Detroit and Eastern cities, boosting local shops and employment while expanding regional trade. Stations along the line include Thurman West Maysville Spencerville and St. Joe, with a timetable showing a mix of east and west bound trains through Fort Wayne.
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St. Joe
Butler Road
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Danville
Thurman
West Maysville
Spencerville
United States
Andrews
Eel River Road
Peru
Hel River
Sentinel
New Haven-Butler Road
Grand Trunk Road
Wabash
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Fairfield Avenue
F. Gilman
W. F. Ray
John D. Morse
Chauncey Morris
William Wilson
J. B. Barnes
W.S. Morris
Frank W. Morse
Charles H. Doebler
George S. McKee
M. R. Courant
Wabash Company
Texas Pacific
Toledo
The
Missouri Pacific and
Chandler
E. A. Gould
Middle West
Fort
Eel River
Gould
Mr. Gould
Hoosierdam
Rising Sun
Ohio and Mississippi Road
Missouri Pacific Road
Sedalia
C. E. Wells
Sisler
Thompson
Department of the Wabash
C. H. Newton
Sullivan
Ing
Hiram Poyser
Wilson
Poyser
Starke County
Ohio
Canton
Messrs
Humphrey
Robinson House
Randall
George W. Cushing
Emery O. Poole
Lavina Street
Mr. Poole
Allegheny County
Medina County
Poole
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Illinois
Wabash Railway's Growth and Fort Wayne Origins
The Sentinel recounts the Wabash road’s rise from 1854 to a 2787 mile system. It covers early construction from Ohio to Indiana, shop expansion, key officials and veterans in Fort Wayne, and notable locomotives including No. 601. It highlights leadership figures like Joseph Ramsey H L Magee C Crane and veterans O J Wilson H Poyser Emery Poole and others.
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The
Sentinel
Barnes
Detroit
Fort Wayne
Ed Tenny
Heras
Transforma
J. B. Barnes
Springfield
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Butler
Botte
Witty
Dace
Nois Sn
Cas
Joseph Ramsey, JR
Lafay
Joseph Ramsey
America
Mr. Ramsey
Dresden
Muskingum Valley
Bell’s Gap Road
Lewistown
Pennsylvania Road
Bell's Gap Road
New Castle
Pittsburg Southern
Pittsburg, Chartiers and Yougalagheny
Chartreys Block Company
Hamilton and
Dayton
Panhandle
Peoria and Pekin Union
Cincinnati, Wabash
Michigan
Finley Belt
Dayton and Union
Terminal Railroad Association
Indianapolis Union
H. L. Magee
M. R. Contant
Great Central
Mr. Barnes
Reservoir
Lincolnshire
England
Dubuque, Marion and Western
O. J. Wilson
Ray
New York Central
Niagara River
Henry K. Stock
Division 12
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
Thomas Mills
Eastern Division
E. Wells
Trainmaster Eastern Division
R. G. Thompson
Joseph Sullivan
Motive Power
Foreman Carpenter Department
Oo. J. Wilson
Emory O. Poole