Paine's celery compound praised by Chicago official
A Chicago street and sanitation official endorses Paine's celery compound as a spring remedy and invigoration for the nervous system. The letter from Supt. Doherty cites city reforms in streets and cleaning and lauds the tonic as a reliable medicine used by physicians for families and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doherty
Chicago
Farbexe
Paine
Cement of Public Works
Bureau of To Chicago
T c
J. Doherty
Sept
Bureau of Streets
Edward E. Phelps, MM
Lin D
Dartmouth Medical School
May Impeach Noval Over Impeachment Probe
Chief Justice Noval may be brought before the legislature as witnesses testify he took salary warrants rather than regular pay, registered them with the state treasury showing funds, and drew interest contrary to law. The senate adopts a full investigation of governor, secretary of state, treasurer, lands and building commissioner over the last two years with Prout Rocke and Van Dusen named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Econ. Co
Noval
Legislative Investigating Committee
Noval Gentes
Qin
Senate
Prout
Rocke
van Dusen
Fusion
Tebeau Names St. Louis Run Regulars For Opener
Manager Tebeau announced the lineup for the St. Louis Run with Stenzel and Sadhoff from last year’s Browns retained. Burkett will rest, Griffin will play center, and the team will visit Cleveland with Sadhoff expected to star pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pielad
Sadhoff
St. Louis
Patsy ‘Tebeau
Cleveland
Stenzel
Browns
Burkett
Griffin
Forest City players named for Nations League season
The roster lists WIM Rughey Carsey Wilson Moupin as pitchers to represent Forest City in the Nations League. Positions include Tucker at first Quinn at stand Sullivan shortstop Cross third Harley eight field Dowd center and Blake or Stivens left field with Clements Sugden Snyder catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenzel
Harry Blake
Sudhat
Mack O'Connor
Criget
Zimmer
Schreckengost
Young
Cuppy
Powell
McBrite
Jones
Bates
Sudhert
Wilson
McAllister
Cleveland
Firt
Childs
Wallace
McKean
Forest City
Wim
Rughey
Carsey
Moupin
Tucker
Quinn
Sullivan
Cross
Harley
Dowd
Blake
Stivens
Clements
Sugden
Snyder
Big Race Planned for National Cyclone Association Handicap
A major professional handicap race is planned for Ambrose Park this summer under the National Cyclone Association. A record purse, possibly 000, and a five mile distance are being discussed to attract wide entries. Prizes may extend to all entrants, with limits on the number of intermediates. Additional races may follow in Philadelphia, Boston, and other eastern tracks under SS. CA. committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Cycloue Association
Ambrose Perk
Turber
Imay
OTT Tn
Iit
Manha Fniladelphia
Beach
More
Boston
SS. CA. Cancion
Sympathetic Contagion Case Feared In St Louis
In St Louis on April 1 Bertha Schraiber of 1526 Ellett Avenue is said to be gravely ill with meningitis. Her physicians warn that reports of the condition have caused widespread fear, describing it as a sympathetic contagion in a highly unusual and dangerous state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bertha Schraiber
Ellett Avenue
Santa Fe Pacific Consolidation Plans Inland Rail Link
San Francisco April 1 The Examiner reports Governor Gage backing a consolidation of Valley railroad Santa Fe Pacific and Southern California into a new Santa Fe Pacific Railroad. Total mileage 1748 west of Albuquerque. Valley 442 miles Mojave to San Francisco. S C railway 65 miles Barstow to LA and San Diego. Santa Fe Pacific 515 miles Mojave to Albuquerque. Stock and bond issues exceed 28 million and 45 million respectively. New landscape gardener position created for station property improvements along the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cala
Henry T. Gage
Chicago
Los Angeles
Valley Railroad
Santa Fe Pacific
Southern California Railway
Santa Fe Pacife Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Company
West
Albuquerque
Valley Road
Mojave
San Prahcisco
Souther California
Barstow
San Diego
Sante Pacific
Mojuve
Valley
Bakersfield
Southern Pacific
Lesue
Valley Malt Road
Santa Fe
A. Reinisch
Lawrence
J. B. Hobson
Fignal
Mader
Ranrom
Reinisch Tas
Changes at Newton Santa Fe to remodel depot and Clark House
Santa Fe will spend 25000 dollars to remodel the Newton depot and the Clark hotel there. Work begins at once and the depot will become a top equipped hotel, with the old Clark hotel serving as the division headquarters. The Clark remodeling starts first to move offices, then the depot’s second story becomes a modern hotel, with completion expected in several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Clark House
Newton
Clark Hotel
Middle Division
Clark
Frisco Buys St Louis & Oklahoma City Line
The St Louis and Oklahoma City railroad 103 miles from Supulpa to Oklahoma City in Oklahoma has been sold to the Frisco St Louis San Francisco system for 1 962 000 dollars. President C G Jones of the Oklahoma City railway said the Frisco buyers paid the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Louis
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
St. Louis & Oklahoma Ciy
Supulpa
T T
Okla
United States
St Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
C. G. Jones
Oklahoma City Railway
Frisco
Santa Fe Expands west of Emporia with extra gangs
Santa Fe to deploy two additional gangs west of Emporia to lay steel and ballast. John Butcher will command about 35 to 40 workers near Sterry, while Rogue of Strong City leads another 35. An extra ballast crew is planned between Slerry and Strong City around April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Emporia
John Butcher
Sterry
Rogue
Strong City
Butner
Slerry
Hercules Hot Oil Free Offer From Elmira Advert
A promotional notice offers Herculesan Hot Oil free samples to readers suffering from rheumatism neuralgia and back pain. Readers are urged to send their name and post office address to Herculesian Hot Oil Co Elmira New York to receive a trial bottle with no expectation of purchase. The ad promises relief after a single bottle and directs future purchases via mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercuisan Total Co. Elmira
MGV
Mercurean
Rail association notices and train staff changes in 1899 driven events
A long list of upcoming conventions and secretaries for railway and related associations across the United States with dates from April to October, noting Milwaukee Detroit New York and Montreal venues. Separate item explains Santa Fe Railroad expenses, track and facility upgrades, and bond implications. Also reports Frisco engineer C P Cass to be honored in Monett and a meeting on a proposed Kansas Oklahoma & Texas railroad from Salina to Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Brake Men's Association
Detroit
Mich
P. M. Kilroy
Pine Bluff
Ark
American Railway Association
W. B. Allen
Park Place
New York
Keece Claim Association
Mo Je
Master Car Builders* Association
Old Point Comfort
John W. Cloud
Rookery
Chicao
American Bailway Master Mechanics’ Association
Chicago
National Association of Car Service Managers
Niagara Falls
N. Y
J. B Quick
Toronto
Ontario
Association of Railway Teleraph Superintendents
Wilmington
N, B
Santa Fe
New York Stock Exchange
Frisco
Wichita
C. P. Cass
Monett
Prisco
Case
Westinghouse
Salina
Denison
Pratt
Kan
Apel
Kansas, Oklahoma & Texas
Ellworth
Barton
Stafford
Barber
Kingfisher
Oklahoma City
Tex
Hell
Marion official suffers devastating dog attack at home
Jerry Whaley chairman of Marion County Commissioners was nearly disfigured when a Newfoundland dog sprang at his face and ripped his nose away. Doctors fear possible hydrophobia though the injury would leave lasting deformity even if rabies are not contracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Kan
Jerry Whaley
Board of County Commissioners
Marion County
Here
Whaley
Mor mon elders expelled from White Oak area in Kentucky
In Lewis county Kentucky the Mor mon elders were driven from the White Oak section as converts lapsed after secret teachings. An appointment for a meeting was blocked by citizens. Mr Messer found his son James drawn into their claims and attempting miracles. the boy failed, left the faith, and denounces it publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancebure
White Oak
Lewis
Messer
James
Debt Paid by Marriage in Indiana Supreme Court Ruling
In Indianapolis April 1 the case of RB Gosnell aMontgomery county citizen lent funds to a widow to clear debts and they married. After her death he sued to recover the notes but the Supreme Court ruled he cannot collect, affirming the common law rule that a wife discharges debts to her husband upon marriage, unchanged by statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Gosnell
Montgomery County
Supreme Court Today
Bowling Club to Come West to St. Louis
Samuel Karpf, manager of the Greater New York Bowling Club, toured the west to secure next season dates. He arranged 43 engagements in twenty-ities west of the Mississippi. The club sets October start in New York then four days in St. Louis before Kansas City and a westward tour.
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St. Louis
Samuel Karpf
Greater New York
New York
Mississippi River
Kansas City
Astor to contest New York tax assessment hike
William Waldorf Astor and his counsel plan to appear before the tax commissioners early next week to protest increases in assessments on his properties including the Waldorf Astoria. The estate’s city assessment rose from 2,000,000 to 500,000 and taxes are to be paid by the hotel proprietor under a lease, though the owner argues the burden is too heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Waldorf Astor
Netherlands
Astor
Charles A. Peabody, Jr
Peabody
Feliner
Tax Department
Waldorf-Astoria
Bondt
A Needle in His Heart
San Francisco April 1 reports an autopsy on Louis Bremer who died of pleurisy finding a three quarters inch long steel pin embedded in his heart. The pin caused no immediate complications and had been in the heart for some time before death, suggesting a long standing cause prior to demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
William A. Biscell
Biseell
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
J. W. Tedford
St. Louis
Chicago
Louis Bremer
Hremers
Dr Mitchell Recommends Cod Liver Oil Emulsion Treatment
In difficult anemia cases Dr Mitchell prescribes cod liver oil emulsion half an hour after meals. He notes listless patients gaining flesh color and vitality. Scott’s Emulsion combines cod liver oil with hypophosphites to regenerate tissue and enrich blood.
Son's Prayer Delays Will. Hewarded One Penny Estate
In Poughkeepsie Henry M Markstein left 320000 with a stipulation the will not be opened for a year and that his son Mark must pray daily in the synagogue. The surrogate ruled the delay could be lifted. the will showed Mark inherited only 1.20. Mark, hearing the news, rushed to contest the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Henry M. Markstein
Mark
Marketeln
Dorkind
Weather forecast tale with hints of danger and doubt
Weather outlook remains uncertain with Easter reminders and cryptic messages. Observer Jennings receives mixed forecasts from Cox in Chicago about Sunday conditions, including warmer hints and possible storms. The timing shifts between tonight and Sunday, with hints of eastern warmth then possible northerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Chicago
Kansas
Observer Jennings
Jennings
Jenings
Cheyenna
Street Cars Tie Up in Wheeling Morning Strike
Streetcar conductors and motormen in Wheeling West Virginia struck this morning, causing a line seven miles long to be tied up from the suburbs to the city. The disruption blocked trolley service along the nine mile route, with no immediate settlement reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Wheeling & Sim Grove
Demand for wage raise sparks city street railway strike
A wage hike demand from 140 to 190 or 3 Genie per hour led to a general strike of Hayes street railway workers. The company refused to recognize the union or bargain, threatening disruption across Wheeling Bridgeport Martin’s Bellaire systems. An attempted car removal was blocked by stone-throwing. National President Mahon will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Ines
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Martin'+ Les
Bellaire
Cuts Off His Queue Chin Lung Dies After Faith Rift
Chin Lung a 40 year old resident of 18 Doyer street died in Bolbo voce hospital after a dispute over religion. In a Christian mission confrontation Miss Kirkpatrick helped him adopt Christianity by having his queue cut off. Friends observed his conversion before his death and withdrew in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin Lung
New York
Doyer Street
Bolbovoce Hospital
Wri i Christian Missionery
Kirkpatrick
Lung
Uist
Rockefeller Gift to Dennison University Conditionally Offered
John Rockefeller notified Dennison University trustees at Grantville that a grant of 100000 will be provided for the coming year if the university accepts conditions set by the environment committee. The committee met today and expressed confidence in securing the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison University
Cleveland
John Throckefetter
Grantville
Environment
Bere
Mr. Hockefeller
Through Sleepers to Northwest on Burlington Route
Travelers bound for Montana and Washington may start from Kansas City or St Joseph with through sleeping cars on the Burlington Montana Express. Service runs daily via the Northwest Main Line to Butte, Anaconda, Spokane, Seattle, and Puget Sound with connections to intermediate destinations. Contact J C Brambald in St Joseph or WAKELEY in St Louis for details.
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Kansas
St. Joseph
Burlington
Hutte
Spokane
Settle
Puget Sound
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Karness City
Billings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supt. Doherty
Nebraska
Tebeau
Wornl's Fair
Railroad News
Southern
California
The
Albuque
M. A Reinisch
Elmira, N.Y
A. Andrews
Milwaukee
Willl Vanes Nevil
A Y Andrews
Milwa
National Convention of Railroad Commissioners
Denver
Col
National Railroad Master Blacksmith’s Association
Wis
A. L. Woodward
Lima
Roaimasters' Association of America
Mick
J. B Dickson
Sterling
Master Car and Locomotive Painters’ Association
Philadelphia
Robert McHeoi
Kent
Ohio
Traveling Engineers’ Association
Cincinnati
C. Thompson
Elkhart
American Street Railway Insoitation
T. C. Penington
S.F. Patterson
Concord
Mass
Kentucky
Indiana
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Cae
Ees
Charles A. Preller
Robert A. Granniss
Talter R. Gillette
William J. Easton
Mutual Life
John E. Lord
Topeka
William W.astor
Ares
Rockefeller
Washington
LW. Wakeley
Gen
Locke's
Rollo
Size Drug Co
Kansas Avenue
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