Wabash Railway News Highlights Crews and Promotions
Railroad notes from the Wabash line describe crew changes and promotions including Ames of New Franklin as Krakes Aman, Gene Kaiser visiting from St. Louis, John Carson and Dan Sinnott back with Missouri Pacific links, and Mark Cubbapye rising to switch engine duties. A safety accord between President Joseph Ramsey and the Brotherhood of Railway Firemen is reported, with a plan to promote firemen when engineers are fired. The St Louis Chicago day train No 14 collided near Union Station in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ramsey
Wabash
Brotherhood of
Railway Firemen
Hnge
St. Louis
Train Collision Near St Louis Injures Ten Passengers
A southbound freight collided with a passenger line near Worden thirty three miles east of St. Louis around 11 30 Saturday morning injuring ten passengers. One man, DL Dalbay of Jerseyville, was seriously hurt and taken to Decatur for treatment.
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Worden
St. Louis
DL. Dalbay
Jerseyville
Decatur
Local and Personal News From Huntsville Area
A roundup of residents traveling and illness reports plus local funerals and marriages. Harry Robartson returns from Detroit and Chicago ill. Garnett Dickey leaves for Memphis for health. Funeral of Mike McLaughlin and others noted. weddings in Huntsville and nearby towns. court actions and police mentions amid community notices.
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Harry Robartson
Detroit
Chicago
Insurance payout for engineer Lam Witten’s Benton City death
Lam Witten, killed near Benton City, was buried near Trenton after his life policy paid out 5000 in two A. O. W. W. and accident coverage of 5000 plus 1500 from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Mrs. Wilton and children will keep Moberly as home course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam Witten
Benton City
Trenton
Remembered Employes Christmas Gift at Levy’s Emporium
Henry Levy, with generosity, gave each saleslady an elegant dress of her choice for Christmas. The thoughtful gesture earns him admiration and friendship from the entire emp orium staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Levy
Mr. Levy
Fire destroys Centralia businesses and homes
A Saturday night fire in Centralia destroyed Ef. L. Crawford's grocery, M. S. Bush's two story brick building and A. Rodemyer & Son's printing office. Household goods of L. P. Brown were lost, and L. C. Jennings' cigar factory suffered losses. Insurance amounts are listed. origin of the fire is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
A. Rodemyer & Son
L. P. Brown
Remembering Chief Crain Dispatcher M G Carter
The telegraph department expresses memory of Chief Crain Dispatcher M G Carter with a gold mounted umbrella and a gold scarf pin presented by the Xia unit. The note hopes his pleasant disposition will dispel gloom and that the umbrella will symbolize comfort in his absence.
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Crain
M. G. Carter
Xia
Telegraph Department
Caseter
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Young the Jeweler
JS. Reed
Railroad News
Cabouan
Prank Ames
New Franklin
Gene Kaiser
John Carson
Stanberry
Dan Sinnott, Jr
Missouri Pacific
Ort Seotl
Dan
Harry B. Norton
Kansas City
Clem Nelson
F. Waterfield
Boonville
John Waterfield
X-mas
Chas. Young
Burlington
Brookfeld
Yora
Miremnan Mark Cubbapye Han
Wansan
Tinyes Kass
Luther
Ogi Ineer Tarry Stone
Miremrn J. G. Young
Milwaukee
Robt
H. Domgbah
Morerly, Missou
Esi
Tin Manahan
The
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Wouth
Viteman A. J. Metlugh
Miremam Aiell
J. A. Heather
Abe Southern Railroad
Charleston
Marshalltown
Min
Aheether
South
TRE Globe
Globe-Democrat
Minsouri
Commonwealth
Missouri
Globe
Wis
Conntion
Concreases
QO. G. Clipper
Wabasha
Bnartile
A. ©. Taylor
Qlapper
Elmatsville
Garnett Dickey
Memphis
Tenn
Otto Moeller
Sam Cole
Qhan Jones
Pam Witten
M. W. of A
Mike McLaughlin
St John’s Church
Burinl Waa
Oakland
B. O. Doyle
Hunteville
Fahibtsle
Higbee
Bred Rentehler
Springfield
Joseph A. Blythe
Misa Stella Benson
Iuntaville
Motherly
Peimnter
J. He Daevis
Rollins Street
Davin
Lima
Jo. Guthrie
Oklahoma
Migs Zill Neal
Moberly
PR. May
Hentaine
Misa Sallie Rupard
Walter Burton
Marlie Patton
Pot Senre
Aurird Jed
Mike Moonen
Nevada
Gray
Sir Mary’s Cemetery
Sto. Folly Church
Father Ryan
Randsommly
J. B. Lye
Sid Moulton
Aston -Depal
Ghina
W. S. Thorne
the Hardware Man
Reed Street New
Sright Goada
Walt
John P. Beuth
If & Company
D. F. Carpenter
Reed Street
Moberly, Mo
Monta
Bowers
Palace
Moberly, Miasor
Democrat
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