Bull fighters to parade and perform in San Antonio
A Nueva Laredo matador and banderios bring a bull fighting event to San Antonio tomorrow. The final event, featuring wild bulls from Mexico, will be highlighted by a street parade and a Sunday bull fight at Nueva Laredo venue. Special train rates from San Antonio to Laredo Sunday night are offered.
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Nueva Laredo
San Antonio
International & Great Northern
Laredo
Mexico
Matador
Frisco Changes Consolidate Oklahoma Rail Offices
Oklahoma rail operations shift under Rock Island Frisco lines effective January 1. O. M. Gonley announces new joint freight agents in Oklahoma City, H. C. Conley and J. B. Bell reassigned, J. R. McNalty named joint passenger agent, and traveling freight duties moved to Wichita. Live stock roles reduced with abolition of general live stock agent office.
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Rock Island
Oklahoma
Oklahon
O. M. Gonley
Fii
H. C. Conley
Frisco
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma City
McNalty
J. B. Bell
Hapser
HF. Delnner
Sapulpa
Weeks
Fort Worth
Col
Zack Mulhall
Mulhail
Clarke to Report Next Week as Rail Firm Announces Change
H W Clarke named vice president and general manager of the Talernations and Great Northern railroad. Lenny Trice retires as GM. Officials planned to visit San Antonio, Palestine, Horston, and Galveston, delaying their arrival beyond this week.
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Stis
Palestina
H. W. Clarke
Talernations & Great Northern Railroad
Lenny Trice
Vce
Sam Antonio
Nhxt
Palestine
Horston
Galveston
Wilcome
San Antonio
Delegates to Neither Convention Will Pay Full Fare
Informal Chicago conferences between eastern and western rail officials decide that both Republican and Democratic party leaders will pay full fare for train travel next year. In many states reduced rates will not be granted and railroads plan no special discounts for national conventions.
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Chicago
Rates at Democratic Convention Travel Costs
Delegates and conventions head to Chicago for the Democratic convention and must pay tariffs not less than two cents per mile for round trips. The rate may vary with concessions possible by law, but many will face full fare or stay home.
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Sig
Depot Turned Pest House in Quarantine Case
Agent of road and broker immured in quarantine station at Plaverin depot on St. Touts Brownaville and Maxie valhraag after smallpox outbreak. L. M. Smith and Br. L. Whiting confined at station with yellow warning flags for passengers. Whiting contracted illness en route to Corpus Christi. two physicians diagnosed smallpox and no immediate treatment available.
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Plaverin Station
St. Touts
Brownaville
BR. L. Whiting
Kansag’ City
L. M. Smith
Brownsville
Rata
Southern Pacific
Whittig
Corpus Christi
Home remedy for catarrh and blood disorders
A vintage home prescription promises relief from catarrh and rheumatic pains. It blends Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia, taken in teaspoonful doses after meals and at night, with claimed benefits including elimination of toxins and reduced relapse.
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Jess
Harriman to Escape Law hinges on Divorcing Union Pacific
Washington telegram reports negotiations between Attorney General and Harriman to separate Union Pacific from Southern Pacific. If Union Pacific relinquishes direct control, Harriman may avoid antitrust prosecution. Southern Pacific to become a separate company, with UP possibly operating the old Central Pacific route. The holding group may persist, but direct interlocking interests end. Public benefit uncertain, but government prosecution framed as likely to falter.
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TH. Norman
San Antonio
California
R Ailroad
Washington
Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
H. Harriman
Southern Pacifc
B. H. Harriman
Santa Fe
Northen Pacific
Railroad News Notes on Consolidation Plans and Staff Changes
A Chicago meeting of Western Passenger, Southwestern, and Transcontinental associations discussed plans to consolidate into a single system, with a final report due in February. Opposition to merging Western with Transcontinental surfaced. several railroad officers including Geare I Brown and W. E. Knowles announced resignations or transfers, and new appointments were made across multiple companies.
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Western Passenger Association
Chicago
U Areels
hitTe
Wealerma
Movement in Local Company Prompts New Office Role
The note says a successor has not been named yet for a key post. Fourteen cars of teams and grading outfits owned by Kaiser and Maloney, led by J.T. Maloney, were unloaded at Tenaha and placed on the extension of the Santa Fe from Center to Tendhin. Additional outfits and a large Shreveport outfit began operations, with further arrivals expected in days.
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Kaiser and Maloney
J.T. Maloney
Tenaha
Grainy
Ile Santa F E
Center
Tendhin
P. B. Gar
Cnuring
Shreveport
Ninas Hampers and Baskets of Fruit and Wine
Fragmentary note lists Ninas Hampers with fruit and wine baskets and mentions Bond's at 235 Mast Hons Tow Ghect. No clear event or date. details unreadable but items and locations imply a shop or delivery listing.
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Bond’s
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