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June 10, 1903
The Daily Morning Journal And Courier
New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
What is this article about?
W. H. Daniels is offered the position of Terminal Superintendent of the Consolidated to succeed retiring Peter D. Bowman, who has been ill after 35 years of service and is resting at home on Edgewood Avenue.
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DANIELS TO SUCCEED BOWMAN As Terminal Superintendent of the Consolidated.
It was officially reported yesterday that a new local terminal superintendent would soon be appointed to succeed Peter D. Bowman, who is to retire. W. H. Daniels, now superintendent of parlor cars, has been offered the position, and will probably accept.
Mr. Bowman, who is ill, has been in the road's employ for thirty-five years. Close application to business has caused Mr. Bowman to become sick, and for several days he has been confined to his home on Edgewood avenue. A rest will probably restore Mr. Bowman to health in a short time.
It was officially reported yesterday that a new local terminal superintendent would soon be appointed to succeed Peter D. Bowman, who is to retire. W. H. Daniels, now superintendent of parlor cars, has been offered the position, and will probably accept.
Mr. Bowman, who is ill, has been in the road's employ for thirty-five years. Close application to business has caused Mr. Bowman to become sick, and for several days he has been confined to his home on Edgewood avenue. A rest will probably restore Mr. Bowman to health in a short time.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Recovery
What keywords are associated?
Retirement
Appointment
Terminal Superintendent
Illness
Consolidated Railroad
What entities or persons were involved?
Peter D. Bowman
W. H. Daniels
Where did it happen?
Edgewood Avenue
Story Details
Key Persons
Peter D. Bowman
W. H. Daniels
Location
Edgewood Avenue
Story Details
Peter D. Bowman to retire as Terminal Superintendent due to illness after 35 years; W. H. Daniels offered the position.