The Railroad Man's Magazine, February 1911

This February 1911 issue of The Railroad Man's Magazine features four serials in progress: "Vanishing Railroaders" by John W. Saunders, "In the Hornet's Nest" by Dan Duane, "Through by Sunrise" by William S. Wright, and "Mason, the Grizzly" by Chauncey Thomas. The issue includes thirteen short stories by authors including Emmet F. Harte, Lillian Bennet-Thompson, George Allan England, and Edgar Welton Cooley, with titles such as "Bluffing Through" and "At the Semaphore." Special articles address railroad operations and history, including pieces on railroad marriage, European rail routes, station-agent observations, and true stories of incidents like "How Coxey's Army Stole a Train." The magazine also contains technical content on freight rates, bridge building, and railway infrastructure. Verse, humor, and miscellaneous notes on railroad operations round out the issue's specialized content for railroad workers and enthusiasts.