General Order No 1 B C Southwestern Railway policy changes
A dated 1909 directive outlines and extends relief department membership rules for the Baltimore and Ohio South Western Railway Company. It covers eligibility for active employees, disability and retirement provisions, medical certification, and the process to join or retain natural death benefits and other relief features. The order details conditions for new hires, existing staff, and those on furlough or injury, with specified deadlines and administrative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helier Department
Balttimore
Ohio South
Imes
Isaeabre
Gue Company
Eaton
Meron
Asnie
eFontiet
Atpieds
Weiting
Pew
Set
Ghia Southern Katlooa
Rolles Department
Omirtas
Clecka
Orhera
Rommip
Alek
Jon Ghort
Relief Department
Tll
Brent
Underwear For Boys from Our Clothing Tables
A concise catalog style notice describing boys underwear and hosiery for the season. Emphasizes affordable options and a focus on boys apparel, noting consistent stock and new styles for the period.
Shirts and Drawers for Boys and Men in Balbriggan
We quote Boyt Balbriggan shirts and Drawers described as elmatic knit, light and cool with French necks and pearl buttons. Drawers feature double seats and reinforced waist. options for ankle or knee lengths. Ages six to sixteen years. Regular 29 cents values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyt
25c Union Suits For Boys Balbriggia and Por akeit
Ad note describes union suits in 25 cent sizes for three boys including Balbriggia and Por akeit. Mentions cool vallen fabric, fine elastic knit, long harevea and ankle lengths, athletic sleeveless knee white options, all with buttons down front and pearl buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balbriggia
Porakeit
Cool Vallen
Hair Bows Far Girls Hair Bows Ad Copy
Hair Bows Far Girls offers high quality pure stiff hair bows with secure Ztayon attachment. Each bow is tied correctly and designed to stay in place, lasting longer than ordinary ribbons with five inch ribbon per bow. Available in black white and all colors.
Hair Bow Ribbon in Various Colors Per Yard Sale
Ad presents 50c Baie Bow Ribbon options in multiple colors and widths up to six inches. Items include pink and brown shades, priced per yard or per pair at 10 cents each. description is unclear and OCR errors present.
Clothing Rigs Will Soar Prices Heard for Fall and Winter
An article notes a rising clothing market as worsted woolens and wool garments have climbed about 33 percent. Merchants expect higher prices near spring, though some say the rise may not affect Louis for next spring. Buyers are advised to purchase now while stocks last, as retailers anticipate tighter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUP
Funeral for Mrs Sutherland and unrelated incidents
The report mentions the funeral of Mrs Catherine Sutherland at a Baptist church with services in Washington and burial at a cemetery, plus a ferryboat accident in Pennsylvania where a woman reportedly drowned. It also notes an operation and a fire in Kansas City with vague details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Seerices
Jtheneeng Baptist
Qbarch
Jepson News As 3 Jepson News As 3 i
A brief Jepson item notes three occurrences or events connected to Jepson. The readable fragments show no clear names, dates, or locations to confirm details. The piece reads as a compact, unspecified update tied to Jepson on multiple mentions.
Exhibition Highlights Bold Display Of Odd Items
A garbled sales notice touts a display featuring odd items and fashionable goods. It mentions stones and pipe settings, unusual fabrics, and a variety of decorative pieces. The fragment hints at a shop stock with mixed, curious wares and a somber mood about losses or changes in inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamid Paigted
Suffragists Arrested After Confrontation at Parliament
In London Mrs Pankhurst leads a deputation to the Houses of Parliament and is refused entry by Chief Inspector Schatleburs. Police push back rescuing spectators as Mrs Packhurst and Mrs Solomon are arrested along with 112 women. Nearby, four lottery figures are detained in Indianapolis. A Iowa murderer, Littlepage, escapes after killing his wife and child and is pursued by a posse through Adell and Valley Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankburm
Be Stephens
Parliament
Cnist
Schatleburs
Mra
Paikhdist
Aither
Mia
Sam Solomon
Chiers
Carfon
Packhurst
Mra Solomon
Haverfield
Lord Abinger
Mer Beeson
Lady Morgenson
Misa Maud Joldbim
Indianapolis
Ind
Honduras
New Albany
Ini
Roger Hammer
Walker
Hany Pralagrat
Davin Fer
Tone
Celvteaens
Var Mey Kk
Des Moines
Elmer Jamieson
Adel & Fe
Posse
Ges Moines
Jake
Alain
Littlepage
Bern 'Bo the
Rattler
Farra
Sofficerai
Untler Place
Railroad Ews Shows Change in Casualties for Jan–Mar 1905
Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin reports 644 deaths in January to March 1905, with 344 additional railroad casualties but 65 fewer killed compared with the same quarter last year. The record also notes a discrimination complaint by African Methodist Episcopal church members against railroads and the Pullman Company was found unwarranted. Mrs Abbie Casifpeghton and her daughter Mrs Mymte Swing are mentioned as being in poor health at West Baden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Abbie Casifipeghton
Mymte Swing
West Baden
Three Teachers Appointed by School Board
At a Tuesday night meeting the school board appointed Ming Pansy Horral and Miss Eula Sanford to fill vacancies from resignations of Maud Flanagan and Miriam Sanford. They will be assigned to duties by the superintendent later. Silas Cleo Fummers was named substitute teacher in the superintendent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Pansy Horral
Eula Sanford
Leathers
Maud Flanagan
Miriam Sanford
Silas Cleo Fummers
Trainisocr Be Altom Farmers Use Ducks For Pest Control
June 39. Joseph and Tonette run farms near the Altos Hinds cay. They educate decks on temporary pests and train ducks to eat insects. Landowners pay 1.80 a day per farm for ducks. Altom reports earnings from fifteen shucks reaching about 990 a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altom
Joseph
Tonette
Altos Hinds
Janette
Compheral Acres
Big Sea
Jumette
Danville County Sunday Convention Opens in City
The Danville Sunday convention opens at First Baptist Church in the city Tuesday night amid a sparse audience. Rev. B. W. Harpes did not arrive on time. Mrs. M. J. Baldwin of Indianapolis gave the keynote on elementary grades. George B. Weeks led as president while the choir sang. International School Association secretary Rev. Ki W Halpenny spoke on intermediate problems in study schools to about 28 persons, stressing adolescent changes and church education strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Bethavines
B. W. Harpes
M. Dj. Haldwin
Indianapolla
Fleorge
Allordsstte
Baptist
gArthur H. Greenwood
Rhogistes
Tolanteer
Bia
Uate Cs Drei
Olbbe
Aguatera
Rey
W. Hart
Ki W Halpenny
International 8 School ‘Asagclatiea
Indiana
Stuay
Childood
Hether Uese
Héfpenny Carrestly
Astlenstigdy
T. D. Slimp
Halpepoy
Taacher
Carrie Myers
Itifuke
My. Waller Pointa
Baldwin
Home Department
Death of Harvey A Conductor On the B and O Line
Sad news from Lewisville confirms the death of David Harvey a conductor on the B and O Lawren dna branch. He died after a long illness and his family rushed to his bedside as funeral arrangements were made with services at Saint Benon’s church and burial at Be Jobs’s cemetery. Harvey born October 4 1863 in Mt Carmel Illinois later moved to Wine County and married Mildred Alice in 1887. He served as a conductor and was connected with Pino’s church. Family includes Mildred and daughters Clara Mary Harvey. Burial details set for Be Jobs’s cemetery in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie City
David
Mand Harvey
Lawrendna
B&o
Lewisville
Gropay
Hed
Bia
South
Ts Tile
Camry
Uke
Mildred
Harvey
Mim Mitdred
Mt. Carme
Imola
I Wine Coupes
Mise
Alice
Clara
Mary Harvey
Ann Kre
Pino
Aly Trale
Ainat
Bimon
Jobs
Local notes mix with political chatter and oddities in Waushington visit
An assortment of community chatter and misheard names fills the page. Ex mayor John Spemoyr of Waushington and Arthur Greenwod visit the city with Democratic ties while discussions touch on parks, hospital, and local graft rumors. Oddities include a counterfeit quarter issue, undertaker quips, and a frank look at public amusements and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “H. Spemoyr
Waushington
Arthur’ H. Greenwood
Vague Faulty OCR Fragment About Town Under Siege
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Santa and a town facing imagined danger from a large red something and a piano. Readable names or dates are absent, leaving only scattered phrases about invasion and local fear without concrete facts.
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General Order
B. & C. Southwestern
Feixiwlag
B. & C. Western Railway Company
Mipett
Cincinnati
Faothen
Parnewenym
Aliyaye Bom
Bok Bb
Democrats
Sallie Haig
Sallie CS
Pabde
Haig
Mavig
Sutherland
Warhat
Pennsyvenia
Sigese
Chivake
Bune
Meyer Fred
Cofliatan
Kandag City
Missouri City
Pere
Jepson News
Owa
Murdséer Mawes
Pistetere
Amerinda
Tintule
Pennaylvante
Ohio
Atritc
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Late Workere Fe
P. J. McArdle
New York
White Star Mae
New ‘York
Holy Heart
London
Polota
Pouth
England
Holy Head
Hergatter
Optician
Uber
West
Sunt
Reeve Township
George Tavis
Routh Kota
Morton
Pune
Prince More
Walter Wetlman
Union Walter
Wertoh
Bie
East End Park
Lexington
la Coulaville
Times
Dell
Andertaker
Ifoton
Santa
Chunghes
San Sao
Mac Dougal Store
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