PENSIGN SYSTEM BY THE THG O RAILWAY COMPANY
The railway company introduces a shaping system for pensign devices as part of its manufacturing line. Officials claim the method improves standardization and efficiency across production.
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
1
Baltimore and Ohio railways to implement pension system
Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials are compiling employment records to launch a broad pension system. The project, under Major Pangkorn, aims to be in effect January 1 next year, after months of data gathering on about 55,000 to 56,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Wag
Hutsit
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Financial dispute and fines page summary
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal a case involving Frank P. Central Uni, James T. selling assets, and a contested farm in Veale County. Mention of Risf12 township and a probable probate or real estate matter notes $8,900 and parties John L. Klenne et al versus Mary Castello, with Gardiner and Tharp Attorneys for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T
Bigler, Audigy
North Salendre Farm
Veale County
Warren
Thdeon
John L. Klenne
Mary Castello
Gardiner
Tharpie Gardiner
Pattorneys
Letters reveal Rowland McCord controversy in 1906
A collection of letters and statements from Dr. L. Rowland and W. O. McCord document a public dispute over a 1906 coroner race in Daviess County Indiana. McCord and Rowland deny involvement in altering a candidate ticket while the Herald notes unintended wording and resignation dates, with signatures from George Williams and county party officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Ation
McWilliams
Marth
Wale
Sapere
AfeCord
Dr. Rowland
McCord
Alfordsville
Ind
GL. Rowland
W. C. Mecord
Rowhard
Positon
Daviess County
L. Rowland
McWillians
F Hington
Prdh
Rowland
Finns Guch
Tha
C. L. Rowland
Ratte Tigkel
C Borge
Resignation of Senator Burton prompts replacement appointment
Senator J Ralph Burton submitted his resignation to Governor Kanan yesterday. Foster Dwight, a known figure in agriculture, was appointed to fill the vacancy. A statement from James Joy was received with 34 000 000 units noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ralph Burton
Kanan
Foster Dwight
James Joy
Miners Reach District as Funds Reported Differently
Fragmentary OCR shows Pael as chairman and finance committee noting money sent to San Francisco from outside points. figures quoted as about 23,000 instead of 15,000,000. TM regiments from Ohio towns head toward the mines near Phin Run, with men arriving and several wounded. Situation described as critical last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pael Andhairman
Ifinan- Feli Nniittee
Sud Francisco
Ohio
Jelagh
Allyithe
Bryan Accepts Invitation to National Reception in City
A reception for travelers from across the country will honor Williama Bryan on his return from a world tour. Bryan, in Constantinople, accepted the league’s invitation. Missouri Democrats are expected in large numbers. the executive committee will seek cooperation from traveler organizations as plans unfold for a national affair around early August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juice
Yarth
Williaim
Jennings Bryan
Madison Sauer Port
Thi
Williash JH. Hose
Commercial Travelers’ and Hotel Men's Anti- Trust League
Mr. Bryan
Constantinople
League
Brya Vist
London
Rome
Missouri
Legue
Construction planned for Gabell Park walks and library path
Trustees of the Carnegie Library on Monday approved a contract for a new concrete walk along the west side of Gabell Park from Mill Street to Van Trees and another concrete walk linking the library building east to West Thira Streets, extending existing paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabel Park
Main
Van
Carnegie Library
Aighy
Miia Street
van Trees
Library
Thira Streets
Willard Melnire found guilty of manslaughter in saloon death
Willard Melnire, a former Bidora resident, was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury Sunday morning for killing Aliam Holton in a Clay county saloon last January. Punishment ranges from 2 to 24 years in prison. Also notes travel tickets and local agricultural notices interwoven in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Melnire
Bidora
Avaliam Holton
Saloom
K. Pumaidhment
Teachers Named Miss Annalg Ton Cred Miss Rhed
A garbled local item notes teachers and graduates linked with a Indiana repairs program and county buildings. It mentions liquor licenses granted to several applicants and hints at school board actions, with scattered names and fragmented phrases about a city and street contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annalg
Rhed
Legato
Board
R. Walker
Joseph Faust
Bo McCadferty
John Diedfulten
Ie George AB
Sisnor
James Holland
Lymiat
Carriga
Samuel Elswick Sells River Bar Interest to New Firm
Samuel Elswick sold an interest in the rivers bar at First and South streets to a new firm named Gre 08d, & Kirby. Sherman Freeman has taken charge of the Lyons hater property at East First and Main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Elswick
Rivers Bar
Gre
Kirby
Sherman Freeman
East First and Main
Miles Knew the Investigation Closed the Case Seven Years Ago
General Nelson A Miles declares the investigating committee ignored 2400 witnesses and refused to hear his testimony. He says he warned seven years ago about adulterated meat and canned beef cited as army rations, claiming 3000 soldiers died from poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinvestigating Committee
Lear General Iniles
Nelson A. Miles
United States
Lightning strikes powder magazine. safe act averts blast
Petersburg reports a lightning strike yesterday afternoon on the sole powder magazine. John Kunbte rushed to the scene and extinguished the fire before dynamite reached the flame, preventing a disastrous explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ponder
John Kunbte
Man and Gygle: Charles Willey Carded at Fair Dates
An obscure account describes Charles Willey’s rapid run at a fair event where a motor bicycle incident occurred near a bridge. He sustained bruises and cuts on his body and arms, then returned to the city for accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willey
Baa Lees Stark
Atfair
Hin
Bailiy
Arete
Withiow
Wadsworth Predicts Meat Petition Law Enacted
Washington January 5 Chairman Wadsworth of the House Agriculture Committee predicted in an Associated Press dispatch that a meat petition law will be enacted benefiting the consumer by reducing meat prices and altering market practices in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Qune
Wadsworth
House Committee On Agriculture
Associated Press
E, J Excursions Fourth of July One Fare Round Trip
Excursions offer one fare twenty-five cents for round trip on Fourth of July. Selling dates are July 3 and 4, with return limit July 8.
Repair Work Appointment Noted Amid Agitation
A fragment notes the appointment of Br. Lyome following an agitation over repairs. The terse item hints at dispute or drive for improved infrastructure but provides minimal context or dates. The brief confirms a named individual and a civil or organizational process behind the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Lyome
Revolting Graft In Chicago Packing Houses
The report by Messrs. Neill and Reynolds, sent to Congress by the President, condemns Chicago packing houses as unsanitary and abominable. It details filthy conditions, uncleaned tables, mixed foods, and the use of questionable chemicals, arguing such practices threaten public health and moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ag
Neill and
Reynolds
Congress
Folport
Elaw
Instec
Weather fragment hints at storm and warm spell
Fragmentary weather note suggests a possible storm tonight with continued warmth expected Wednesday. The text contains garbled OCR but indicates unsettled conditions and a forecast period.
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the Teléphone Contany
Frank P
Central Uni Wes
Bigler
Buys Vanw
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Motion Sale
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Elker Elze
Waelar White
Clark
Espreial
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Enda
Uriehel
Clark's
MIA
Oglu ‘Haskington's. Gr
Haskingten's Growing Stores
Heraly
Rowlanin
Rowland W. 20. McCord
Mel Williams
Ube
Tate
W. O. McCord
Bryan
Columbre Aad Travelers’ League
Rain of the Movement
Ftrip
Umit Dune
Burniam
Lawrance County
Bedford ‘Mail
Yorden
Jeffersonville Treme
Indiana
Citie J. M. Black
Ingtrust School
Jeri Ier
Nat Street
Bundit
West End
Sti
Hamlet “Allen
Mary I. Aikmin
Martha G. Arthy
Harriet E. Cook
Mary Clements
Edith Cottingha
William P. Dennigan
O. Fulkerson
Katherine Foster
Maude Flamnega
Selen Fish
Virginia
Cora Hunter
H. Hopewell
Anna C. Jones
Carrie Myers
Mary McGravell c. FL Maxwell
Stella O'Donald
Alicia
Samuel Elswick Seels
Sherman Freema
Miles
Man and Gygle
Montgomery
MR. Wadsworth
Chicago
The
Hatfield @ Palmer Co
the City Gas Co
MAEN
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