Many Railroads in Receivers Hands in 1915 Chicago
Chicago June 24 The fiscal year 1915 is drawing to a close with about 30,500 miles of U S railroad mileage in receivership, roughly one eighth of the total. Securities outstandings total about 1 795 billion dollars. Leading roads in receiverships include Chicago Rock Island Pacific St Louis and San Francisco Wabash Pere Marquette Chicago and Eastern Illinois. The 1896 comparison shows 30 475 miles in receiverships with about 1 5 trillion in securities.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
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Illinois
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Dayton
Atlanta
Birmingham
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Wheeline Lake Erie
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
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Norfolk
Western
Philadelphia
Reading
Feareceer
Railway Age Gazette
Secorras
SactacFe Bac
Norfolk and Western
Baltimore
Ohio
Pere Marquette
Western Pacific
Atlantic
St. Louis
Hamiton
Reorganization Dreams Amid Bankrupt Rail Lines In Flux
Amid receiverships and foreclosures several key railroads face bleak prospects for quick reform. Union Pacific Norfolk and Western Baltimore and Ohio and others linger under pressure while some lines near potential restructuring. A broader view shows mixed signals about market recovery and future ownership.
White Plague Prevention To Be Tasked
A Seattle gathering led by Dr Surico Castells of New York will present results from Genoa Italy experiments on tuberculosis prevention and treatment. The program includes artificial pneumothorax, housing conditions linked to infection, and steps to curb unsanitary environments, with 200 to 500 delegates attending from across the region.
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Epee
Seattle
Wash Jane
Surico Castells
New York
Medicine
Genoa
Italy
Welfare and Tuberculosis Talk to Be Held by United States Attendants
A discussion titled Child Welfare in its Relation to Tuberculosis will be attended by United States representatives. The event aims to address welfare concerns and health impacts in public policy and community health programs.
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United States
Fir Resulanse
Grado Port of Aquileia Gains New Note in Sardine Town
A National Geographic Society lesson highlights Grado as a Venetian Lagoon port near Aquileia, once a naval harbor founded in 152 AD. The piece traces its history from Roman times, through Venetian power struggles, and notes its modern fame for sardine and canning industries amid shifting regional fortunes.
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National Geographic Society
Grado
Aquileia
Venetian Lagoon
Vienna
Grado's Fishing Hub and Italian-speaking Townscape
Grado sustains a well developed fishing industry serving its 3500 residents. The square town features narrow streets and glimpses of the See toward Venice. Pictures show five building fronts used as homes by fishermen. Most inhabitants are Italian-speaking, and in recent years the city has drawn interest as a place to visit or reside.
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Narrom
Venice
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