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Copies of pages 611 and 612 of "American Locomotive Engineers, Erie Railway Edition," by H.R. Romans, published in 1899 by the Crawford-Adsit Publishing Company of Chicago. My volume is missing these two pages which contain lists of engineers active in 1899. UPDATE: I have traded my volume for another and now have the missing pages. |
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News reports on a late 1913 (occurred prior to Dec. 10, 1913) accident near Broadway, Ohio involving Cincinnati Division Engineer Joseph M. Dando. Engineer Dando reportedly perished in the accident. He may have been running engine 855, which was reported scrapped in January, 1914 at Galion, OH (he definitely was not running his "honor engine," #854, at the time of his death). Also, a "Joseph M. Damto" is listed in the Ohio Death Certificate Index as dying on December 4, 1913 in Marion County (Volume 1248, Certificate # 71030). Looking for details to add to his biography. UPDATE: I have located the news article in the Marion Daily Star via Ancestry.com's Historic Newspaper Collection. |
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News reports of a January 13, 1908 boiler explosion taking place on the Hackensack Draw, killing engineer George Waidler and fireman Otto Wagner. A report was carried in Erie Magazine in Feb., 1908. Looking for additional information. |
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Copies of any employee rosters, from any Erie division/office or point in time. |
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Complete listings of Division/Lodge Numbers and locations for: the Order of Railway Conductors; the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen; and other railroad unions at any point in history. Often these were found in the membership magazine or house organ for each union. Click here for an example of information for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. |
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Photos of Erie railroaders are always welcome, as are memories of Erie railroaders by Erie family members. |
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