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Railroad Man’s Magazine [v16 #4, January 1912] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 577-768pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 577 · How Steel Rails Are Put Through the Third Degree · E. L. Bacon · ar 585 · Farley, the Booze Fighter · Edward T. Glynn · ss 593 · Do Big Drivers Mean High Speed? · Arthur Curran · ar 598 · “Railways” and “Railroads” · [uncredited] · ms 598 · Over 24 Million Barrels of Oil Used · [uncredited] · ms 599 · The Flight of the Bald Eagle [Part 1 of 5] · Jared L. Fuller · sl 613 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent. No. 44. · J. E. Smith · ss 622 · Telltale Finger Tips · Sumner Lucas · ss 628 · Brigands Kidnap Engineer · [uncredited] · ms 629 · Letters of an Old Railroad Man and His Son. No. 3 · Herman Da Costa · ar 635 · Between the Lights · Robert Fulkerson Hoffman · ss 640 · Ties Pickled in Salt Lake · [uncredited] · ms 641 · Queer Happenings in Wrecks · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 648 · The Hobo and the Lady · George C. Spear · ss 661 · The Man Who Must Not Err · J. Earl Clauson · ar 667 · He “Cheered” His Running Mate · Alf. Murritt · ms 668 · Tower “DC” [Part 4 of 6] · C. W. Beels · sl 677 · Fixing the Blame · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 677 · Cars Propelled by Wind · [uncredited] · ms 678 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 685 · Told in the Roundhouse · Walter Gardner Seaver · cl 693 · The Gray Hour · Walter Duncan · ss 695 · True Story No. 63. Left Behind · Joe A. Hermann · ts 697 · When Guild’s Whistle Was Silent · Frank H. Brooks · ar 698 · Locomotive with No Fireman · [uncredited] · ms 699 · Some One to Love · King Kelley · ss 702 · Chief of the Tariff Bureau · Tark Swain · pm 703 · Our Own Tongue [Part 2 of ?] · Fred C. Files · ar 708 · The Engine That Struck It Rich [Part 1 of 3] · Walter M. Bridges · sl 716 · Superheater Won’t Hurt Labor · Stanley Spencer · ar 717 · Stacked Cards · F. B. Lovett · ss 721 · End of Last Broad-Gage Road · [uncredited] · ms 722 · On the Grouch Division · “Third Trick” · ar 724 · The Whistle of the Train · Gordon Seagrove · pm 725 · The Stone in the Switch [Part 2 of 2] · H. M. Lome · sl 735 · Railroader’s Wit Cheered Lincoln · [uncredited] · ms 736 · Sante Fe Mallet Hauls 4,280 Tons · [uncredited] · ms 737 · When the Road Is Dressed Up · Pearson MacIntosh · ar 740 · Propeller-Driven Trolley-Car · [uncredited] · ms 741 · Bill Edward’s Omelet [Bill the Fireman] · F. H. Richardson · ss 745 · Let’s Hear the Toots! · [uncredited] · ms 746 · On the Rio Grande · Edgar Welton Cooley · pm 748 · Was Clemmie Kidnaped? [Part 3 of 3] · W. S. Wright · sl 758 · Woman’s Invention to Prevent Wreck · [uncredited] · ms 759 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v17 #1, February 1912] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 192pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 1 · Ties That Bind 1.— The Order of Railway Conductors · Thaddeus S. Dayton · ar 8 · From Shack to President · George W. B. Conrad · ar 9 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 20 · Great American Train Robberies. No. 18 · Horace H. Herr · ar 24 · New Coast-to-Coast Record · [uncredited] · ms 25 · The Red Veto · Robert Fulkerson Hoffman · ss 31 · Frank Billings’s Fine Record · [uncredited] · ms 32 · Told in the Roundhouse · Walter Gardner Seaver · cl 40 · Elusive Logan Nabs a Sleuth · Al Herron · ar 43 · Death of “Dave” Hazelton · [uncredited] · ms 44 · Crack Engines of America · Arthur Curran · ar 50 · Our Vast Lignite Fields · [uncredited] · ms 51 · Waiting for a Woman · Edward T. Glynn · ss 55 · Cables at a Dollar a Letter · [uncredited] · ms 56 · Errors That Were Made to Order · John Walters · ar 63 · Birth of the N.P. · Felix G. Prentice · ar 71 · For Saving Time in Switching · [uncredited] · ms 72 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 77 · Main Line Matters · Neil Bramstead · cl 84 · Tower “DC” [Part 5 of 6] · C. W. Beels · sl 94 · Oldest (?) Engineer Passes Away · [uncredited] · ms 95 · Henriette’s Honeymoon · Harry Tinkerton · ss 99 · Letters of an Old Railroad Man and His Son. No. 4 · Herman Da Costa · ar 104 · World’s Railroads—625,698 Miles · [uncredited] · ms 105 · Why Red Weakened · A. Herschin · ss 108 · “Got to Heaven with Both Feet” · Frank H. Brooks · ar 109 · Origin of Nicknames of Railroads · [uncredited] · ms 110 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent. No. 45. · J. E. Smith · ss 119 · Big Electric Switcher Built · [uncredited] · ms 120 · Diamond Studs · George C. Spear · ss 128 · True Story No. 64. His Last Drink · Marshall B. Rice · ts 130 · What Railroad Accidents Cost · [uncredited] · ms 131 · The Flight of the Bald Eagle [Part 2 of 5] · Jared L. Fuller · sl 142 · Will She Be Master Mechanic? · [uncredited] · ms 143 · Horigan—Peacemaker · J. R. Stafford · ss 149 · Tell It to the Sup’rintendent · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 150 · Pease, First Traction King · Arthur Stanley Riggs · ar 154 · Duty · Charles Albert Williams · pm 155 · “Never Again!” · Augustus Wittfeld · ss 158 · Replaced Bridge in 49 Seconds · [uncredited] · ms 159 · The Fight to Climb Grades · Pearson MacIntosh · ar 162 · Starts New Relief Fund · [uncredited] · ms 163 · Hennessey’s Last Stake · Walton Burroughs · ss 169 · Messenger-Boy Becomes Manager · [uncredited] · ms 170 · Chasing the Clock · Olin Crawford · ar 173 · Peace at Last · George Foxhall · ss 176 · First Locomotive with Screw Reverse-Gear · [uncredited] · ms 178 · The Engine That Struck It Rich [Part 2 of 3] · Walter M. Bridges · sl 187 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v17 #2, March 1912] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 193-384pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 193 · With “Second 74” · Walton Burroughs · ss 200 · Hero of Forest Fires Dead · [uncredited] · ms 201 · The Inner Light · Robert Fulkerson Hoffman · ar 208 · The “Bat ’Em Outs” [Part 1 of 3] · John C. Russell · sl 211 · Con Saves Brakie · [uncredited] · ms 212 · The Depot Boss · C. W. Townley · ar 215 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 223 · Car-Loads of Doom · Pearson MacIntosh · ar 229 · Stings of the Super’s Stenographer · [uncredited] · ms 229 · Steel Rails Made in Two Parts · [uncredited] · ms 230 · A Dog-House Detective · Herbert MacAlpine · ss 235 · Oldest Living Passenger · Frank H. Brooks · ar 238 · Invented First Railroad Ticket · [uncredited] · ms 239 · The Gay Cat · A. Herschin · ss 242 · Improves the Reverse-Lever · [uncredited] · ms 243 · The Robin’s Nest · Svetozar Tonjoroff · ss 250 · Crack Trains of Britain · J. F. Gairns · ar 254 · Harriet Lends a Hand · Charles Albert Williams · ss 256 · The Flight of the Bald Eagle [Part 3 of 5] · Jared L. Fuller · sl 268 · Railroads Made Cities of Towns · Beverly Brux · ar 269 · Roundhouse Tales. No. 4 · Walter Gardner Seaver · ar 276 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 285 · Getting Rid of David · George Foxhall · ss 290 · Ballast of a Boomer [Part 1 of 2] · Quincy Colfax · ar 299 · Among the Dough-Boys · R. M. West · ss 307 · Scientific Rate-Making (An Open Letter) · Chauncey Thomas · ms 308 · Effect of Snow on Electric Roads · [uncredited] · ms 309 · Tower “DC” [Part 6 of 6] · C. W. Beels · sl 319 · Some Terminal Strains · Wilbur D. Nesbit · pm 320 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 322 · Birth of the P. and R. · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 329 · Railroad White Hope Triumphs · Peter Mulligan · ar 331 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent. No. 46. · J. E. Smith · ss 341 · Edison Was Boy on Vet’s Train · [uncredited] · ms 342 · Old-Timer Gives Life to Duty · [uncredited] · ms 343 · Gertrude’s Grit [Part 1 of 2] · Arthur T. Minehead · sl 355 · Letters of an Old Railroad Man and His Son. No. 5 · Herman Da Costa · ar 360 · A Man Named Et-Mar · Lloyd Kenyon Jones · ss 368 · How the Railroad Man Takes It · C. Willis · pm 369 · The Engine That Struck It Rich [Part 3 of 3] · Walter M. Bridges · sl 378 · From Operator to Traffic Manager · [uncredited] · ms 379 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v17 #3, April 1912] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 385-576pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 385 · The Carbon Copy [Part 1 of 4] · Horace H. Herr · sl 397 · Ties That Bind 2.— Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen · Thaddeus S. Dayton · ar 402 · The Scratched Pill · Walton Burroughs · ss 409 · Carl Morris, White Hope · George Foxhall · ar 416 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 425 · Mr. Engineer · Ethel Taylor Crittenden · ss 429 · Help for Men Who Help Themselves No. 43. Firing Locomotives—Mechanically · Robert H. Rogers · ar 435 · Why Station-Agents Go Crazy · [uncredited] · ms 436 · The “Bat ’Em Outs” [Part 2 of 3] · John C. Russell · sl 440 · The Semaphore · Lydia M. Dunham O’Neil · pm 441 · Roundhouse Tales. No. 5 · Walter Gardner Seaver · ar 448 · Taming a Wild Pitch · Will H. Greenfield · ss 452 · New Device for Handling Freight · [uncredited] · ms 453 · Ballast of a Boomer [Part 2 of 2] · Quincy Colfax · ar 461 · Gold and—Water · Jim Fellom · ss 470 · The Cup Was “Private” · [uncredited] · ms 471 · “Hands Up!” · Chauncey Thomas · ar 476 · Picked Up Along the Right-of-Way · [uncredited] · ms 478 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 485 · And Ma Understood · H. M. Watchet · ss 493 · The Gila Monster Route · L. F. Post & Glenn Norton · pm 494 · “Casey Jones” · Peter Mulligan · ar 498 · The Flight of the Bald Eagle [Part 4 of 5] · Jared L. Fuller · sl 509 · On a Single Rod · A. Herschin · ss 512 · Vets of the B. & O. · J. Hampton Baumgartner · ar 516 · Mined 2,180,323,469 Tons of Coal · [uncredited] · ms 516 · Invents New Rail-Joint · [uncredited] · ms 517 · Our Own Tongue [Part 3 of ?] · Fred C. Files · ar 522 · Serious Truth in Few Words · [uncredited] · ms 523 · Big Jones, the Brute · George Baron Hubbard · ss 527 · Letters of an Old Railroad Man and His Son. No. 6 · Herman Da Costa · ar 531 · The Steel Monarch’s Master · Charles Albert Williams · pm 532 · Gertrude’s Grit [Part 2 of 2] · Arthur T. Minehead · sl 545 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent. No. 47. · J. E. Smith · ss 555 · Lucky Jim Met It Bravely · [uncredited] · ms 556 · In the Bobcat Range [Part 1 of 4] · W. Bert Foster · sl 571 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed

Railroad Man’s Magazine [v17 #4, May 1912] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 577-768pp) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 577 · Flagging Easy Money · H. A. Horris · ss 586 · Ties That Bind 3.— Maintenance-of-Way Employees · Thaddeus S. Dayton · ar 593 · Darius Duff, Dreamer · Holly Edwards · ss 600 · Ambassador White on Federal Ownership · [uncredited] · ms 601 · Confessions of a Hobo · David Fredericks · cl 607 · Reversion · A. Herschin · pm 608 · Peoria Whitey’s Big Stunt · Walton Burroughs · ss 612 · Beat It in Flier’s Water Tank · [uncredited] · ms 613 · How to Invest Your Money No. 1 · Chauncey Thomas · ar 619 · The “Bat ’Em Outs” [Part 3 of 3] · John C. Russell · sl 623 · The Carbon Copy [Part 2 of 4] · Horace H. Herr · sl 637 · Wooding Her Up · Charles S. Given · ar 640 · The Sunny Side of the Track · Various · hu 642 · By the Light of the Lantern · [uncredited] · qa 649 · Wabash School on Wheels · [uncredited] · ms 650 · Miss Katy’s Boys · Gilson Willets · ar 656 · Conductor Mack McGrue · Harry F. Smith · pm 657 · The Flight of the Bald Eagle [Part 5 of 5] · Jared L. Fuller · sl 671 · An Oiler’s Sterling Faithfulness · [uncredited] · ms 672 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent. No. 48. · J. E. Smith · ss 683 · After Twenty-Seven Years · Jim Fellom · ss 690 · Full Speed Ahead · John W. Sanders · ar 697 · Bill Attends a Picnic [Bill the Fireman] · F. H. Richardson · ss 703 · Help for Men Who Help Themselves No. 44. Development and Operation of Signals [Part 1 of 2] · Robert H. Rogers · ar 709 · All for Annie · H. M. Lome · ss 716 · The U and I Railway · Dale Henderson · pm 717 · The Unit System · John C. Thompson · ar 721 · The Last Man Up · Will H. Greenfield · ss 726 · Honk and Horace [Honk and Horace] · Emmet F. Harte · ss 733 · Improving the Steel Rail · [uncredited] · ms 734 · The Railway Bar · Charles Frederick Carter · ar 739 · The Shorter Strip · Orlando Moore · ss 743 · Bluffing It Out · F. B. Lovett · ar 747 · In the Bobcat Range [Part 2 of 4] · W. Bert Foster · sl 759 · On the Editorial Carpet · The Editor · ed