Kansas City and Chicago Passenger Train Schedule
Rail timetable fragment lists train names and numbers, daily and Sunday runs, and arrival departures for routes between Kansas City, Chicago, and nearby hubs. It mentions express and limited services, branch connections, and assorted stations in a terse historical schedule format.
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Newenty
Chicago
Kaunas
Kausas City
Chicago Express
Kansas City
California
Texas Express
Cal
Ur & Tex
Califarnia Express
Parenger
Hoo
Panaenger
Wawrence
Pi Expres
Daly
Fragmented OCR notes on a 19th century legal minuting event
Fragmentary text references a ward meeting or election at Likarmner in Doug county with names such as Jad God al TeGe Kamel and Tamar Heh. It mentions a judge and a date in Apul and May. The legible portions indicate a formal notice or record of public proceedings and names of officials.
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Likarmner
County of
Doug
Apul
NC Ctl
Cie
Ipeston
Seul Daly
Damlin
Jo Bantowat
Anne
Jiwathin
Elatoway
Firat
Lawrmoce Daily Journal
Jatics E
Nortop
Decosaes
Cueprmon
Douglas Conny
Kansas
Ald
Margaret
Norton
Aultiiniatratrix
Setate Et
Lawrency
Lawrence Drug C O
Lawrence
Daugiag
Ana Sats
Kao Bag
Esid
Wald Monglan
Lis Ofine
Across Railroads Sweep the Nation New Lines Extend to Southwest
The Rail Way Age reports over 8,000 miles of track to be built in the United States this year, with contracts for 6,908 miles in progress. Major expansions target Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and the Southwest, including the Rock Island extension to El Paso and the Kansas City Mexico and Orient plan. Western and northeastern states see mixed progress, while New England states show limited activity amid electric railway growth.
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United States
Railway Age
Maine
New Wampahire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecicut
Nevada
Torna
Oklshawa
Indian Territory
Georgia
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Miner
Minela
Arkanais
Lour Istana
Uines
Minnesota
Ules
Ffines
Washington
Bennasylvania
Widdle
New England
IC Ston
Ross
Rock Island
el Paso
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
Rio Grante
Choctaw
Oma
Texas
Santa Fe
Monti
Coto Ciene
Grae Nardiern
Masouri Paelte
Hiltola Cental
Rowthern
Ophardtte
Leto
New York
Electric Phonograph Promises Talk Over the Wire
The New York World describes Valdemar Paulsen a Dane inventor unveiling the electric phonograph able to send and receive messages via telephone lines. Demonstrations show records from Boston and Chicago played back, with the device recording on steel wire cylinders and reproducing speech clearly. The system switches on with a bell, delivering messages to or from the telephone, qualifying as a phonograph and dictating machine too. Paulsen notes the U.S. patent status.
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WLA
New York World
Boston
New York
Bostom
Rosen
Braith Tae
Brown
Rosenbaum
Valdemar Paulsen
Paper money for Siam to be issued on king’s birthday
Consul General Eling reports Bangkok will begin issuing Siamese paper currency on September 21, with notes in 6 10 20 100 and 1000 teals declared legal tender except at the issue office. The value in U.S. terms is about 20.4 cents. The move aims to ease trade, reduce reliance on rupees and dollars, and cut costs from money changers. Siam has no public debt. treasury balance is about 12,000,000 teals domestic and £350,000 in Europe.
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Siam
Eling
State Department
Washington
Bangkok
United States
Europe
Senator Clark Rescued by Paris Cabman Hero
In Paris Senator Clark of Montana was aided by cabman Marloupiot who intervened when three robbers accosted the senator after midnight near the Church Madeleine. The cabman was knocked unconscious but Clark fought off the assailants, fled to a hotel, and later paid the rescuer handsomely while keeping him on for further duty.
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Clark
Montana
Paris
Marloupiot
Fle Hotel
Saga
New York World
Church Madeleine
Mr. Clark
Marlouplot
Senator Clark
Marlonpiot
Episcopal leader dinner aids Newark diocese aims
The article notes Bishop Starkey and Duke of Newte meet with Col and Mrs Bruyens of Castle Point Hoboken N J and other church leaders in New York area. It mentions a Church of St Mary the Siegel gathering and discusses the publication in the Church Review. It warns of a malaria cure ad claiming Quinoria cures malaria fever in four days priced at 0c per package.
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Starkey
Duke of
Newte
Newccastle
Edayin A. Bruyens
Castle Point
Hoboken
N. J
St. Mary the Siegel
Elinesh
Acevienn
Edithun
Magia
York
Mimi Patley
World Oil Fields and Beaumont Field Prospects
A Baltimore dispatch reviews the global oil trade with focus on Texas Beaumont prospects. It argues fuel oil production in Beaumont is inexhaustible and vital, outpacing refined oil demand, and notes widespread belief in Beaumont’s great value as a cheap, high volume fuel source for the era.
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Beaumont
Texas
Anya A. Baltimore
Russia
United States
Dutch East Indies
Beaumont Fluid Fuel Oil Promises Cheap Seaborne Power
An article extols Beaumont oil as a near unlimited fuel source with production and transport costs under ten cents per barrel, suited for seaports, with advantages for shipments to Mexico, the West Indies, and Europe. It notes New Orleans and Galveston growth, coal displacement by fuel oil, and the oilfield’s potential impact on industry and transport costs. The piece also touches on dangers of gasoline and kerosene, promoting gas utilities, and local travel notices.
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United States
Mexico
West Tabies
South
Apierlen
Europe
Seaboard
Port Arthur
Sealord
West Indies
Canada
New Orleans
Galveston
San Francisco
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Russia
California
Beaumont Oil
Beaumont Eld
Texas Offield
Corn planting methods studied for best food value
The article reports Cornell experiments on corn planting density and spacing to maximize digestible food value. It notes results vary by variety and local conditions, with central New York favoring earlier maturing types and thick seeding challenged by digestibility. Additional notes cover forage varieties, seedling growth, and practical silo construction.
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Cornell Experiment Station
New York
King's Gift to a Woman at White Lodge
Royal gift grants White Lodge in Richmond Park to Mrs Hartmann for life. King Edward provides use of the villa, noting Mrs Hartmann is German by birth and wealthy. The palace circle regards her as a favored hostess who hosts the king at Berkeley Square and near Windsor.
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Florence Newman
Newman
White Lodge
Mra. Hart+ mane
Edward Vit
Royal Villa
Richmond Park
Duke and Duchess of Teck
Duchess of Cornwall
York
London
New York Sun
Edward
Hartiann
Berkeley Square
King
Hartmian
Suniingham
Found Aguinaldo's Cipher in San Francisco Raid
First Lieutenant Grant Gillespie of the Thirty second regiment reported to DoW at the Presidio in San Francisco. Wilder commanded troops to Mapila with Gaines Gilleaple and Blapea aiding as active officers. Police superintendent Gilleaple received word from natives that a drug store supplied medicines to Aguinaldo's army. The raid yielded evidence against a proprietor and, crucially, Aguinaldo's cipher, a two letter per section device with dots, revealing the rebel leader's name and cipher key and aiding their location.
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Grant Gillespie
Presidio
San Francisco
Aguinaldo
Wilder
Mapila
Gaines
Gilleaple
Blapea
Agulpaldo
New York
Elpher
Funston
Novel Bolt Hole Boring Method Adopted At Sea
A ship adopts an experimental hole boring technique for a flat froth bar to repair a breakage. An engineer marks a precise plan, and a rifle discharge with an 80 caliber bullet is noted in the attempt. Details are garbled but indicate a wartime style improvisation aboard a vessel.
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Iebatk
Witien
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Dr. Pierce
Nalfen Rer & Packtte
Rus
Eas
Kaness
Pacife Xpress
Benay
Maile Glore
ALT SB
Ay T&s, I, Ant
U. Ve West
Su Sunttera Beaceuwarth Ira
Nyhiear
Pires
Lawrence Daily Journal
W.cole
Udder the Tram
Lawrence Drug
McWehrens Engli
Mthur
Wales
Faery Hama
Hollymy. —O
Chiefly
British Railway
Great Eastern Railway
London Cable
Wspatch
Caledonian
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
The
Washington Post
Lichty
Hamlin & Holloway
Doal
Denver
Union Pacific
Onasaday
Standard Oil Company
Dynan G
Ieele
Vaticanr
Charles A. Brown
Smith
John
Yrownt
Bavith
Teathing
C. J. Moffett
M. D
Leek
American Church Review
Teek Sraport
Faud
Dr. Thomas
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Aflapta Roas
Jacksonville
Tocal
Claibs, Faols
Plonsasion
Fort Scott
Lamar
Sprisefeld
Mitchell Grnan
Mitchell
Australia
Ohio
Bofort
Abews
Wiley
Norway
Tase Giles Atort
Jourmal
Mempuis
Tinita
Leone Kiea Mamttten
Hurchinson
RAM
Topera
Puvelegen
Lincoln
Neo
Buppalo, WY
sais_ GEO
C. Bailey
Lawrence Journal Co
Lawrence. Kan
Nebraska
Los Angeles
San Deigo
California State Line
Colton
San Bernardino
San Dergo
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Butea and
Heloes
Portland, Ore
Spokane, Waeh
Tacome and
Seattls, Wank
P. Ross
T. Shanklin
U. BP
Barler Bros
W.H. Sloan
Mount Vernon II
Basizer Bros
Ann Crry
Storg
Iglas County
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