Historic U S Express Lines Named In Ragged Schedule
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of named express trains with destinations such as Dallas Fort Worth and Chicago, mentioning daily and sun schedules, class or passenger notes, and various city pairs. The legible items include California Express and Kansas City Express with daily service and occasional special days.
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Chicago
KC & Chicago
Avantic Express
Kansas City Express
Kauvan City
Kc& Chicago
Nursery Cars and the Railway Baby Dilemma
A satirical feature mocks nursery cars on long-distance trains and the discomfort of traveling with babies. It contrasts noisy infants with etiquette, then shifts to health lore praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and ends with Thanksgiving game travel tips via Santa Fe and Union Pacific, urging advance ticket purchases for Kansas City fans.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Jno
P. Ross
Mass. SL
T. Shanxeis
U. P
Kansas City
City
Union Pacif
Senta Fe
Kansas-Missouri
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Claims
Mrs P G Morrison of 845 New Hampshire street reports Doan's Kidney Pills eased her husband Mr Morrison's back strain from hard coopering work after he bought them at Dick Bros drug store. Her mother also used the remedy and praised it. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers 50 cents a box or by mail Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Lawence
P. G. Morrison
New Hampshire Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Budalo
N. L
United States
New Mexican Sheep Wealth Shapes Old Southwest
A historical account details New Mexico’s sheep wealth from the era of Juan de Oñate and Spanish governors. It notes large flocks owned by Don Bartolome Baca and others, the use of flintlock muskets for protection, and the near-total shift of Ceubolleta to shepherding after grasshopper plagues. It recounts Don Bartolome’s generous mortgaged papers transfer on his deathbed and the enduring but fading fortunes of his heirs, including Lugarda and Don Jose Luna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States
Juan de Onate
Santa Fe
Coronado
Mexico
Francisco Xavier Chavez
Sunshine
Bartolome Baca
Baca
Ceubolleta
Don Bartolome
Cebelleta
Southwest
Lugarda
Don Jose Luna
Congress
Dawes Report Outlines National Bank, Revenue Trends And Park Prospects
The annual Dawes report notes 1800 banks with 65.8 million in paid capital and 82.4 million in deposits, plus a rise in deposits since 1904. It supports issuing circulation against United States bonds and secured emergency circulation. The Internal Revenue Bureau reports 273,454 in receipts, 2190 illicit stills seized, and recommends tax changes including foreign estates, exemptions for agricultural fines, and legacies reform. It also highlights Antelope, bear, and deer population changes in Wellerstone National Park, with calls for $300,000 in improvements, forest-border legislation, and efforts to control coyotes and bolster wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Congress
Comptroller
Internal Revenue Bureau Recon
George W. Wilson
Internal Reenue Bureau
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
War Revenue
Suplawestante
Notes on the Boer War and Cecil Rhodes feats
A Chicago Tribune London correspondent notes a woman who fought with the Fifth Regiment. It recounts Phoebe Hessel who served in the 18th century and fought at Fontenoy. It contrasts Transvaal finances under Kruger with looming war costs and Rhodes daring deeds. It explains British reservist family separation allowances and daily rates during deployment.
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Fifth
Lunden
Chicago Tribune
Dever
Joan of Are
Brighton
Phoebe Hessel
Stepney
Europe
Duke of Cumberland
Fontetroy
Queen Anne
George IV
Transvaal Republic
Kruger
War Department
Great Britain
Boer Republic
Transvaal
Cecil Rhodes
Kimberley
England
Bovr
Salisbury
Mr. Rhodes
Rhodes
United States
MLS
Lsads
Alfalfa For Farms and Sheep Shelter Tips
A Rural New Yorker summary notes alfalfa suits small farms in New Jersey with one acre yielding sufficient fodder for winter. It discusses sheep shelters as open-sided, rainproof, well-ventilated, and dry littered with straw. Also mentions historical note about Captain Dennison and cautions on field remedies.
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New Yorker
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Street Duel Wounds Pittsburgh Officer and Alleged Suspect
A street duel in Pittsburgh yesterday left Policeman Forbes badly wounded four times after confronting Yancy a colored man serving previous sentences. The incident followed a past arrest and a rumored street encounter that sparked gunfire injuring the officer who may die.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes
Yancy
Forbs
Newspaper Delivery Notice Urges Prompt Subscriptions
In a move to ensure reliable daily paper delivery to all neighborhoods, the Joonwaz Geniees urge patrons who miss their paper each evening by a certain hour to notify the office. The notice emphasizes consistent service and asks subscribers to report gaps promptly for resolution.
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Joonwaz Geniees
A Tramp Returns Stolen $70 After Restless Nights
A tramp who stole $70 from a Missouri evangelist fund receptacle returned the money to the minister after months, saying he could not rest nights. The pastor had watched the fund, then the tramp broke in later that night and stole the cash. A letter from Rev. F B Lawrence of Sawyer, Kansas, explains the act and the repayment.
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Coats
Kan
M. E. Foreign Missionary Fund
M. E
FB Lawrence
Sawyer
Antiexpansion Plan Prompts Missouri Push
Washington reports Representative DeArmond urged Missouri lawmakers to push an antiexpansion platform that could shape the national Democratic stance. He proposed an early convention to declare a defined position and hopes other states will follow, aiming for a national convention adoption mirroring the free silver moment.
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DeArmond
Missouri
Washington
DeArtod
SITUATION AT SANTIAGO AND LOCAL NOTES
New York dispatch reports Gen Leonard Wood, governor general of Santiago province, aboard the transport McPherson. Blurred text mentions development plans, natural resources, and hardships in the island. Other items note a suicide evident in Missouri and a Kansas City promotional snippet for a Thanksgiving game train service. An insurance/medicine advert claims relief for a shoulder pain.
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New York
Leonard Wood
Santiago
McPherson
Sintiaga
Trun
IiallR to Visit Kansas State Agricultural College
Railroad rate of one fare to Manhattan and return offered from all Kansas points for November 22 to 24 1899 with return by November 25 1899. Highlighted by the college with 450 acres for experiments 70 acres of drought resistant plants and a high yielding scrub herd. Also notes alfalfa feeding experiments and a State Diary association visit. Pain relief ad concludes with Dono's Ointment claim of a cure for itching piles.
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Kansas State Agrcultural College
Kansas
Manhattan
State Diary Association
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Mich
Victor Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Union Pacific— East
Kansas Ciy Express
Leavenwout
Wcanchankive
Pacific Express
Leavenworth UN— Uvepart
Texas Express
Gall Limind
Sun
Colorado
Utah Express
California Express
Topeka Express
Kanaan
Uarrive Lhot
Calif i
Suaengera
Wppaskyn
Couthemn Hansas—Ahhiva
Suutrein Kansun
Lawrence Gas & Electric Light Company
Tinaman
Atlantic
Pacific
Lawrence
Miles
Nervita
Garantee
Bervica Medical Co
Clinton & Tackson
Hicans
City Drug Store
Lawrence Kansas
Chdehagter
Agitan Ormond
California
Land of
Continent
Union An
Bowersock Milling Company
Lawrence, Kan
Zephyr
Cith
von ‘of
Jarmen
Ares
Sala
Iadies
Paris
la France Drug Company
Turk Street
San Prascisco
Lawrence, Hanlin & Holloway
Dawes
Internal Revenue Bureau Report
Wilson
Wellerstone National Park
Mack
Wood
Oregon
Alto
Gist
Haweeville, Ky
Africa
C. G. Dennison
Africas
Vryburg
Bechuanaland
Vitteburgh
Galena
Nev
Tole Deloster
Carroll
Young Delusier
Leington
Focal
South Green Field
Miller
Ezra Stant
Ftant
Wellington
C Council
Chamberlain
Barber Bros
Bardock
Ieee Aaa
Aw Leonard Wood
Saya Public Affaire
Hs Province
Ndtortunes
Hanon
Columbus
Ho Ne Howell
Lee H. M. Chamlet
Chambers Isin
Adolph L. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Barber Broa
Santa ‘Fe
Hewell County
America
Addreasa
E. Loorwoon
Kanssa City
Iallr
Ater
Dono
Burlington House
St. Louis
Burlington
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Billings
J-C.bramhall
L. W. Wakeley
T.P.A
Srtweren
Axptzs Halt
Iday
Paorro Lonthe
Union Station
Louis
Columne i
Harel Llaceiphin
New Yorkey Sally
Pasiz Boure
Missouri Pacific Railway
Louis Amd Ayold Omnibus Trakspera
Lyon P.c
LYON
Oo. A. Joe Brea W
Dopridel
H.C. Towlseed
Gen'l Pans, & Trt Agt
ST. ‘Louis
Geo. C. Bailey
Atchison
Los Angeles
Geo, C. Bailey
Lawrence Daily Journal
District Court of
Douglas County
Ellay J. Ead
Platotg
Milton J. Kester
Eiiza J. Kester
O. E. Archer
Irena E. Archer
Robert Jordi Bragg
James W. Kragg
Julia Luther Mack
State OF Kansas
Jennie Bragg
James W. Bragg
Julia Mack
Luther Mack
Plaintif
Douglas
Kansantown
Elm Street
North
Chas. Chanchon
Lawrence Dally Jourley
Dougass County
John
Staib
Qcharles L. Ease
Lawrence Daily Joum
May Moore
Pievntif
Alexander Johnson
Maria Johnson
W. H. Mason
Mary Cline
Tennessee Street
Lawranen
Kankes
E. Macvin
Pisintif
Kansas,City,Fort
Goott
Paw RB. Co
South Mismouri
Oman
Kanes
Sale
Sea J. F
Dager
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