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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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m Broad Street, City Hall and the theatres by direct and comfortable trolley route. ^ A quiet, cozy hotel where every patron is a guest in fact as well as in name. ^ The Rittenhouse Cafe is noted for its unsurpassed cuisine and service, being supplied daily with fresh products—poultry, eggs and milk—from its own farms in Chester County. ^ The Grill and Cafe make a special feature of Club breakfasts, Club lunches and table dhote dinners at reasonable prices. The Rittenhouse Orchestra furnishes delightful music during luncheon and in the evenings. ^ One of the Baltimore and Ohio officials, who has stopped at practically every prominent hotel in this country and Europe, recently told us that he never enjoyed his hotel visits quite so much as here. Rooms $1.50 up —With bath $2.00 up The Rittenhouse in PhiladelphiaOn the Edge of Everywhere CHARLES DUFFY, Manager THE LAlE CAKV L. HOLMES Please mention our magazine xchen wriliny adrcrlisera. 108 THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE
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GEORGE ROBINSON, SWITCH TENDER, NEWARK. OHIO In this picture he is seen Iming up the switches for No. 103 to enter C. & N. Division for Columbus and Cincinnati. Mr. Robinson has performed this duty for many years in a most efficient manner Rotating Members T. F. MuLQuiNN Conductor, Newark, O. A. Brant Engineer, Newark, O. S. B. SinrrH Switch Tender, Newark, Q. R, McLellen Fireman, Newark, O. J. E. Horn Chief Car Inspector, Newark, O. J. P, Floyd Machinist, Newark, O. Gary L. Holmes, who died of apoplexy at8.30 a. m. on October 9, while at work northof Mansfield, was born at St. Louisville, Ohio,November 13, 1878. He was educated in the schools of thatvillage and in April, 1902, entered the employof the Baltimore and Ohio as carpenter helper,was.rapidly promoted to carpenter and then tocarpenter foreman, reaching the latter positionin 1905. All his mature, producing years were spentin the service of the Company, of which he wasa loyal and valuable employe. On that part of the road

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