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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1902

Page

15

Day of Fast Trains Wild Dutchman The Driver

Feature on Big Four fast time trains led by veteran engineer William Nagle nicknamed the wild Dutchman. Notes record runs from Indianapolis to Cincinnati, 69 miles in just over an hour, and details his career, engine No. 403, and the mechanics of maintaining speed with Westinghouse brakes and improved locomotives.

Pennsylvania Lake Shore Vandalla Big Four Here Cincinnati Indianapolis No. 1 William Nagle Nagle Kankakee Cincinni Edward Wall James Watson Roundhouse Holly Westinghouse Mr. Nagle

Sights in Bethlehem in a Chicago Record Herald piece

William E. Curtis describes Bethlehem as a clean well kept Palestine town rich in biblical associations. He tours from Jerusalem to Bethlehem noting sites a hospital built by Sir Moses Montefiore the Temple Colony and the Hill of Evil Council and remarks on pilgrims Russian and others seeking faith and sustenance along the ancient route.

William E. Curtis Chicago Record- Herald Palestine Bethlehem Ruth Boaz Jacob Rachael Jesse David Saul Samuel Gilgal Judea Jerusalem Moses Montefiore Temple Colony Wurtemburg Buffalo Holy Land Judas Caiaphas Simeon Joseph Convent of the Cross St. Helena

After the heat the dew and the tender twilight

A fragment from Virginia Woodward Cloud’s July Atlantic poem. The lines reflect twilight after heat, dew, and the unfolding of stars. It moves from sunlight to shade, memory, and contemplation, ending with balm and the night’s dreamlike psalm from dark wings.

Virginia Woodward Atlantic

Indianapolis Betting Fever Grows Amid Horse Race Talk

A survey of hotel lobby chatter shows many business and professional men in Indianapolis dabble in race betting tied to Chicago Derby and upcoming fair grounds meets. Agents abroad offer insider tips to patrons who mail or wire accounts, with some patrons paying daily fees for picks while pools remain crowded.

Indianapolis Chicago Fair Grounds Sheepshead Washington Park St. Louis New York City Sheepshead Bay One New York England France

Debates on Canal Route and Stamp Perforations

Gossip notes misstatements on the Isthmian canal bill with Panama versus Nicaragua emphasis, recounts labor and death rates under US and French contractors, and explains stamp perforations and misprints while praising the Iron Brigade and its leaders from Civil War history.

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