. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . PARTICIPANTS IN Till: FLAG RAISING AT CINCINNATI TERMINAL THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 77. JOSEPH P. COX by David E. Dick, ex-Senator from Maryland,who made an impressive and patriotic addressthat will be long remembered by those whowere present. He also recited Your Flag andMy Flag while Old Glory was being Star Spangled Banner was then sung bythe shop men, closing the ceremonies. Carna-tions were distributed by the Misses L. Flan-nery and B. Beineke, stenographers in thegeneral foremans and storekeepers picture
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . PARTICIPANTS IN Till: FLAG RAISING AT CINCINNATI TERMINAL THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EMPLOYES MAGAZINE 77. JOSEPH P. COX by David E. Dick, ex-Senator from Maryland,who made an impressive and patriotic addressthat will be long remembered by those whowere present. He also recited Your Flag andMy Flag while Old Glory was being Star Spangled Banner was then sung bythe shop men, closing the ceremonies. Carna-tions were distributed by the Misses L. Flan-nery and B. Beineke, stenographers in thegeneral foremans and storekeepers pictures were taken of the event, andwere shown at a local theatre. Joseph P. Cox, seventy-seven years old, whocompleted his fifty-third year of active railroadservice on April 30, has been promoted fromcity ticket seller to special passenger Cox, or 1Uncle Joe, as he is known torailroad men throughout this section of thecountry, entered the service of the Cincinnati,Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company onMay 1, 1864, in the Baggage Department. In1871 he became passenger and freight con-ductor. Two years later he was made generalbaggage
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