Striking Santa Fe Machinists Open Bulletin News Hubs
The Santa Fe machinists have bought a printing plant in San Bernardino California and issue a daily Bulletin to strikers. Dispatches reveal strike conditions across towns like Fort Madison Topeka Newton Kansas City La Junta and Albuquerque with engines damaged and crews deserting as Buckalew and other officials urge action.
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Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Cal
Bulletin
Fort Madison
Scabby Holland
Kansas City
Topeka
Baldwin
Newton
Buckalew
Ireland
Sherkansas City
No. 5
Cleburne
Brother Ireland
Railroading Ties and Vet Treatment Urged in New Report
A bureau report from the department of agriculture recommends a new form of railroad tie and urges consideration of treated timber for rails. It cites a railroad consumption figure of 114,000,000 and notes forestry advice on trapezoidal or modified tie designs.
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Department of Agriconducting
Katy Railway Officials Roam For Business At Fairs
J. W. Connor, commercial agent for the Katy, visits the St. Louis World’s Fair this week. A. C. Johnson, a Katy conductor, transfers from Franklin Junction to Sedalia. W. A. Wiley, railway accident insurance agent, makes a business trip to Jefferson City this morning.
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J. W. Connor
Katy
St. Louis
A. C. Johnson
Franklin Junction
Sedalia
W. A. Wiley
Jefferson City
Wild Garber Linked to Nan Patterson in Shooting
Report notes Nan Patterson in the cab when Horseman was shot and identifies Garber as a figure in the case.
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Nan Patterson
Family ties loom over Caesar Young murder case in New York
Nan Patterson, linked by marriage to Leon Gaines Martin and daughter of John B. Patterson, faces questioning after Caesar Young’s shooting. Prosecutors seek evidence from a mysterious witness as Patterson contends she loved Young and expects coronial release. The scene includes prison cell detail, court conferences, and family connections in Washington and New Hampshire.
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Terson
Caesar’ Young
Leon Gaines Martin
Collingwood
Martin
John B. Patterson
United States Treasury Department
Cleveland
Nan
Washington
John Randolph
Roanoke
Charles
Fourth National Bank
United States
New Hampshire
Patterson
D. S. McKeand
Caesar” Young
John Millin
Sweeney
Leonard Street
Appleton
West Broadway
Franklin Street
Billy
Coroner's Jury Fails to Hear Patterson Girl Testimony
Mrs. Young learns of her husband's death after 3 PM as police relay brutal news. Caesar Young dies at Hudson Street Hospital after a West Broadway hansom incident described as a shooting or self infliction. The scene prompts her collapse while a clipped telephonist report follows.
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West Broadway
Young
Sedalia Market Prices for Farm and Dairy Products
Prices paid by local dealers for cereals, hay, corn, wheat, chops and flours. Prairie hay and baled straw per ton range from 5 to 9 dollars with soft and hard wheat flour listed per cwt at about 2.10 to 3.00 dollars. Corn per bushel ranges around 50 to 55 cents and wheat near 95 cents per bushel.
Ground broken for new South Ohio street building
Ground was broken today for a new building on South Ohio street north of Ramsey's Racket. Porter Real Estate company will construct the building which will house Ramsey's Racket and Hill's Business College when finished.
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South
Ohio Street
Ramsey
Porter Real Estate Company
Hill
Business College
Townsend Brother in Critical Condition in Bio04 Poisoning
Robert Townsend brother of engineer Clay Townsend of the city is reported in critical condition at St. Joseph hospital Kansas City suffering from bio04 poisoning.
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Robert Townsend
Clay Townsend
St. Joseph Hospital
Kansas City
Mrs Ferrell in Critical Condition at West Seventh
The condition of Mrs. G. W. Ferrell is very critical with typhoid fever at her West Seventh Street home. She is said to be gradually growing weaker and the end is expected at any moment.
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G. W. Ferrell
West Seventh Street
Lake Shore Summer Tours to Lakes Seashore
The Lake Shore Mountains Lakes and Seashore Summer Tours guide helps readers plan vacations. It is available on application to B P Humphrey T P A 202 Boston Building Kansas City and C F Daly chief AGP A Chicago.
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Lake Shore
B. P. Humphrey
Boston Building
Kansas City
C. F. Daly
Chicago
Missouri Pacific Train Pass Offer
Sidelight note lists a five dollar Missouri Pacific fare for all trains in Missouri on June 6 for seven days. Provides restrictions: no baggage check and not valid on sleepers.
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Missouri Pacific
Train Service Details From Sedalia to Colorado Springs
Denver dispatch notes no change of cars from Sedalia to Colorado Springs and Denver with a coair car and sleeper running daily at 2 30 p m.
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Sedalia
Colorado Springs
Denver
Coair
East Sedalia Baptist Church Sees Crowded Service
Sunday services at East Sedalia Baptist Church drew a crowded house as Rev. C. V. Northrop spoke and the need for a new building was noted. Thirteen new members were ushered in at the morning service, signaling Northrop's growing impact.
Paralyzed man D A Black dies at home near Smithton
D A Black aged 43 died at six o'clock Sunday morning at his home east of Smithton from paralysis. The funeral was held this afternoon at Salem church near Beaman.
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D. A. Black
Smithton
Salem Church
Beaman
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