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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
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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
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50 · Our Vast Lignite Fields ·
[uncredited]
· ms
51 · Waiting for a Woman ·
Edward T. Glynn
· ss
55 · Cables at a Dollar a Letter ·
[uncredited]
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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
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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
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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]
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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]
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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
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476 · Picked Up Along the Right-of-Way ·
[uncredited]
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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
Railroad Man’s Magazine
[Vol. XVIII No. 1, June 1912] (The Frank A. Munsey Company, 192pp)
Details taken from Table of Contents.
1 · On the Pay-Car ·
Charles Frederick Carter
· ar
7 · Frank Nelson, Read This! ·
Hector Fuller
· ss
14 · Railroad Building in Brazil ·
James Orton
· ar
23 · How Things Turn Out ·
F. Lee Allen
· ss
26 · Rev. George Stuart’s Prayer ·
[uncredited]
· ms
27 · Observations of a Country Station-Agent. No. 49. ·
J. E. Smith
· ss
38 · The Box-Car Bach ·
M. U. Bates
· pm
39 · Ties That Bind 4.— Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers ·
Thaddeus S. Dayton
· ar
45 · With His Hand on the Throttle ·
[uncredited]
· ms
46 · The Face in the Rock ·
Jim Fellom
· ss
57 · Couldn’t Bluff Jim Knights ·
[uncredited]
· ms
58 · By the Light of the Lantern ·
[uncredited]
· qa
65 · Bea Berkeley’s Butterfly [Part 1 of ?] ·
Holly Edwards
· sl
78 · On the Upper Deck ·
A. Herschin
· ss
80 · Wages Fifty Years Ago ·
[uncredited]
· ms
81 · O’er Rusted Rails ·
Simeon O. Watson
· ar
91 · Help for Men Who Help Themselves No. 45. Development and Operation of Signals [Part 2 of 2] ·
Robert H. Rogers
· ar
99 · Flagging Easy Money ·
H. A. Horris
· ss
108 · Wooden and Steel Cars ·
[uncredited]
· ms
109 · How to Invest Your Money No. 2 Savings-Banks ·
Chauncey Thomas
· ar
113 · Walked 203,670 Miles on Railroads ·
Edmund G. Kinyon
· ar
115 · The Carbon Copy [Part 3 of 4] ·
Horace H. Herr
· sl
126 · The Honorable Out ·
Will H. Greenfield
· ss
130 · After Railroading in Europe ·
[uncredited]
· ms
131 · Starting a State ·
Gilson Willets
· ar
138 · An Amateur Banker ·
H. M. Lome
· ss
152 · Ingredients of a Locomotive ·
[uncredited]
· ms
153 · Honk and Horace [
Honk and Horace
] ·
Emmet F. Harte
· ss
165 · His Ghost-Dog Yarn ·
Herbert MacAlpine
· ss
168 · Why Is a Passenger? ·
Pearson MacIntosh
· ar
174 · In the Bobcat Range [Part 3 of 4] ·
W. Bert Foster
· sl
187 · On the Editorial Carpet ·
The Editor
· ed
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