Railroad Man's Magazine

# The Railroad Man's Magazine: Complete Index for Volume XI (February-May 1910)

This index catalogs the contents of The Railroad Man's Magazine for February through May 1910. The publication features eight serials including "Breaking the Combine" by William S. Wright, "The Dam-Builders" by Bannister Merwin, "The Daughter of the Idol" by John Mack Stone, and "Without Lights" by J. Aubrey Tyson—all continuing narrative works spanning multiple installments. Thirty-five short stories comprise the bulk of content, emphasizing railroad personnel and incidents: tales like "And 'Goober' Browne Slept," "O'Halloran of Section 9," and "Spike Malone Autos" feature railroad workers navigating professional and personal challenges. Special articles present technical and experiential material: biographical series "Letters of an Old Railroad Man and His Son," historical "Old-Timer Tales" covering famous locomotives and routes, and practical content on locomotive building, signal systems, and express security. The magazine also includes poetry, brain-teasers, patent notices, and miscellaneous brief items addressing railroad operations and personalities.