Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County
Ruth McEvoy Collection 19 - Genesee County
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Past & Present column: on 999 - calling to mind engine 888 - a Schnectady<br />
engine - also a great engine. 1-2, 7-<strong>19</strong>23<br />
Past & Present column: On the death of Peter Wagner, fireman on the historic run. 8-4-<strong>19</strong>28<br />
Story of 999 and Charles Hogan to be broadcast on the radio. 5-21-<strong>19</strong>31<br />
John B. Elmore, firman on the famous run, dead in Buffalo. 12-9-<strong>19</strong>31<br />
Past & Present column: on the engine and Hogan's historic ride. 9-22-<strong>19</strong>34<br />
Dinner to honor Hogan - now 85. 1-16-<strong>19</strong>35<br />
Report on the dinner. 1-17-<strong>19</strong>85 (sic)<br />
Hogan drives 999 once more at Cleveland in Transportation Pageant.<br />
Picture of Engine 999 and Dewitt Clinton at the Batavia Station on the way to the<br />
6-29-<strong>19</strong>36<br />
World's Fair in May 1893 - info on Hogan. 5-1-<strong>19</strong>37<br />
Picture of Engine 999 - picture of Hogan, engineer. 11-13-<strong>19</strong>39<br />
Hogan's trip remembered. 5-10-<strong>19</strong>43<br />
Past & Present column: Old 999 now on exhibit at the Chicago Railroad Fair.<br />
Past & Present column: on the engine that pulled 124 loaded cars up the<br />
7-31-<strong>19</strong>48<br />
Byron grade on March 9,<strong>19</strong>15. 8-18-<strong>19</strong>51<br />
Old 999 towed from Rochester to Watertown for exhibition.<br />
Past & Present column: on old 999 - to go on permanent exhibition in Toledo.<br />
9-8-<strong>19</strong>51<br />
Its record stood for 12 years. 12-22-<strong>19</strong>51<br />
Old 999 on the siding at Ellicott and Center for Sequi Week - picture. 5-17-<strong>19</strong>52<br />
999 getting repairs in Rochester. 7-9-<strong>19</strong>53<br />
Picture of Engine 999. 6-18-<strong>19</strong>57<br />
999 to go through town at the end of a freight. 9-<strong>19</strong>-<strong>19</strong>57<br />
Engine 999 retiring - picture.<br />
Winegar learns that Hogan's speed record held for 12 years, broken by a<br />
4-3-<strong>19</strong>62<br />
Pennsylvania engineer. 6-12-<strong>19</strong>63<br />
Picture of Engine 999.<br />
RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION<br />
7-17-<strong>19</strong>65<br />
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SUBJECT TEXT DATE<br />
999 (cont) Winegar on the day the old 999 went through town. 3-15-<strong>19</strong>66<br />
Winegar quotes train speed records. 12-5-<strong>19</strong>69<br />
Charles Hogan, engineer. Joe Benzino, fireman - according to Wally Dawson.<br />
Winegar says Old 999 went through town on May 10, 1893 at a speed of 112½mph<br />
May <strong>19</strong>85<br />
west of Corfu - the old engine is now in a museum in Chicago.<br />
Picture: Charles Stalnecker framed a painting by L. F. Tantillo of the old engine -<br />
7-9-<strong>19</strong>85<br />
a framed copy given to the Land Office.<br />
Winegar meets the researcher of the 999 run - and goes over the facts again -<br />
6-29-<strong>19</strong>90<br />
100 years ago.<br />
Winegar says the Post Office will remember the famous run Monday, May 10th<br />
2-<strong>19</strong>-<strong>19</strong>93<br />
with a hand cancellation stamp in the Post Office lobby.<br />
Nellie Compton sends Winegar a dipping that shows that John De Wolf was the<br />
regular engineer who drove 999 at top speed - Hogan, a protégé, happened to<br />
5-3-<strong>19</strong>93<br />
drive it on its recorded run. 5-5-<strong>19</strong>93<br />
Batavia celebrates old 999 and the former glory of railroading - picture. 5-8-<strong>19</strong>93<br />
Winegar recalls the record run by Hogan. 8-4-<strong>19</strong>97<br />
<strong>19</strong>21 Housebuilding boom on: Bert H. Hanley on North and Summit Street; Dr. Guy W.<br />
Patterson, 38 Kingsbury and 31 Kibbe Avenue; Mrs. Catherine Redmond,<br />
146 Summit; Nicholas Conrad, 21 Vernon; Frank C. Sawyer, 3 Kingsbury Ave.;<br />
Eugnia and Frances Fox, 29 Redfield Parkway. 10-<strong>19</strong>-<strong>19</strong>21<br />
Nioga Library System <strong>County</strong> Library service discussed. 1-13-<strong>19</strong>54<br />
<strong>County</strong> librarians to discuss organizing - meet at Niagara Falls. 4-22-<strong>19</strong>59<br />
Tri-<strong>County</strong> library service discussed. 5-14-<strong>19</strong>59<br />
Nioga System adopts a constitution. 10-15-<strong>19</strong>59<br />
Richmond Library signs a Nioga contract. 3-23-<strong>19</strong>60<br />
Winegar on the Nioga System.<br />
Director Richard M. Killian resigns - going to Sacramento Public Library - here<br />
5-11-<strong>19</strong>63