Frey Faces Change in Santa Fe Rail Leadership Moves
Dr J J Frey former Santa Fe general manager and new president at Cripple Creek, Denver and Rio Grande, plans a cautious stance on civil service and double headers while reorganizing executive duties from Dover New Jersey to Denver, with consolidations extending Denver to Cripple Creek and Florence routes amid labor concerns.
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J. J. Frey
Ranta Pe
Heted Q
Biovenie de Cripple Creek
Chaon City
Cripple Creek
Golden Circle Ratiponds
Fir Albuquerque Ict Toon
Hi Family Hi
Bir Prey
Midland ‘Terminal Railroad
Cerral
Sian Morly
WK. Gillett
Amet Eae
Sian Persnnniat Wits
Crea
Sime Ag
Deneer
Pieetee
Canin City
Cripps Creek
Trafic
Florence
Divide
Rint
Frey
Dover
Ap Freygh
Ted
Fay Family
Dave
Torhdy Conde
Courke
Sanita
Amither
J. J. Kinney
Sami
Poeltlon
Ray
Meyer
Walinged
Min Frey
OFEC
Sant
Sibel
Ibmsbie
Tale AhouMants
Varus Mining
Frisco Line Expected to Open May 1, Says President Riptey
From San Prandeos comes a press advisory claiming track laying is underway and the Tide Water project will be ready by May 1. President Riptey expresses confidence the line will reopen on schedule.
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Riptey
Frisco Line
Pits Angele
Apent 2
Posibal BE
San Prandeos
Santa Fe Rail Line Expands With Through Service to San Francisco
Plans described include a new Valley railroad, a continuous rail link from Port Richmond to Rakerefield via Antioch Brockton Modesto Metered Freenoanterd and Corcoran Junction, plus a freight terminal at Point Richmond and a ferry service to Union Ferry Depot. Santa Fe funds and leases push construction and through trains from San Francisco to Chicago and Los Angeles with Fresno as division HQ and repair shops at Stockton and Fresno.
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Sonia Pe
Hipley
Nw Pelleves
Tina Syntem
Sancisco
Dew Road
Port Richmond
Rakerefield
Antioch
Brockton
Modesto
Freenoanterd
Corcoran Junction
Columebccine
Fresnond
Reedley
Vissia
Corcoran
Point Hichmond
Tnion
Market Street
Sante Pe
Bryant Street
Valley Railroad
Jash Steck
Counting 10
Focal Syndicate
Isatah W. Hellman
Santa Fe
Rap Betivern Haketvield
Melve
B G and G Terminals Sold to Missouri Pacific
A deed records transfer of Hutchinson and Southern terminal facilities to Missouri Pacific. The three story brick depot and associated structures are part of the Hutchinson line purchase. W A Bradford Jr and F Hiradtnernd oversee the sale, with plans for facility improvements and a purchase price about one third of original cost.
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Missouri Pacine
Hutchinson
Watchtinen
Run
Hutchinson & Southern
Misouri Pacific Company
Mibel
Suate Fa
Hutchinson 4 Southern Railroad
W. A. Bradford, Jr
Missouri
Amy Ratirond
Indignant Toner Pledges Independent Colorado Midland
April E-President Histiné Toner from New York returns home to address a rift over proposed consolidation with the Colorado & Southern. He asserts Colorado Midland will operate independently with its own head and policies, resisting merged control. He emphasizes staying in place as long as possible amid the dispute.
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Toner
Histiné
Cubotiy Midland
New York
Etphatte
Colorado & Southern
Uhike Puimir Wien
Double Header Hearing To Run All Week In Texas
Austin April 3 witnesses will continue testifying in the railroad commission hearing on double seater trains. Regulators expect a long session with many more witnesses than originally planned and major rail executives prepared to testify for the companies. The dispute touches time cards, crew changes, and engine maintenance across several routes, with potential wider action if Texas rules restrict the practice.
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Austin
Tex
Roilway
Railroad Commission
Texas
Morrissey
Cleveland
Allway
Cratd
Cmpanies
Train Accident Traps Crew Near Ribera Bridge
A railway accident near Ribera bridge injured multiple crew members including Conductor Avery T. Keith who died later at Banta Fe hospital from internal injuries. Engineer Aanderson suffered burns and Fireman Sichier lost a leg close to Joseph City, Arizona. The crash followed a smokestack choke causing the locomotive to blow out. Injured were taken to Albuquerque for treatment.
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Eee
Aed
Nelwon
Veras
Renee Wi
Avery T. Keith
Banta Fe Hospital
Ribera Bridge
Rustroid
Mai
Raton
el ‘Paso
Aanderson
Sichier
Joseph City
Ariz
Albuquerque
Paving limits prompt council to curb summer work
City officials warn paving may hit a cap this summer, with Mayor Drew noting the need to monitor progress to avoid exceeding the limit. The Monroe Street paving petition, long delayed, was granted after correcting an error and repealing an old width ordinance. Additional requests target Lane Street, Willow Avenue, and Woodlawn Avenue extensions, with signatures from local residents.
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Drew
Monros
Monroe Street
Tylar
Harrison Streets
Lane Street
Thirteenth
Piercy
A. ‘Thurston
SR. Remington
M. Hratien
J. J. Hostetler
W. Harrison
Kale
Willow Avenue
Greenwood
Woodlawn
A. Maibure
Woodlawn Avenue
Wilow Avenue
Park Street
Vote on Porto Rico in Senate Poll Sets Expectation
Washington April 2 Senate committee on Porto Rico takes a poll in the chamber. They estimate a 47 vote majority for the bill, expecting support from many named members including Aldrich Allen Balren Bard Teveringe Burrows Carter Chandler Cullom Debot Depew Rikina Pairbanks Foraker Foster Frise Gallinger Gear Male Hanns Hansbrough Hawley Jones Kean Kyle Lodee McBride McEnery McComas McCumbers McMillan Pen Toso Perkins Platt Pritetiland Quarles Hoss Svatt Spoonen Thursoarene Wetmore Wolcott. Republicans drop seven votes, gain three. three new allies are McAnyty Jones Suittipo and Kyle ind.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Porto Rico
Senate
Inienstire
Aldrich
Allein
Balren
Bard
Teveringe
Burrows
Carter
Chandler
Clk
Wye
Cullom
Debot
Depew
Rikina
Pairbanks
Foraker
Foster
Frise
Gallinger
Gear
Male
Hanns
Hansbrough
Hawley
Jonés
Nevo
Kean
Kyle Lodee
McBride
McEnery
McComas
MécCumbar
McMillan
Pen- Toso
Perkins
Platt
Dkatt
Pritetilind
Quarles
Hoss
Svatt
Spoonen
Thursoarene
Wetmore
Wolcott
Depublicans
McAnyty
Dem
Jones
Nev
Suitepo
Kyle
Ind
Piano for Auditorium Donation From Library Furnishings
Edward Wilder of the library directors offers a Weber grand piano and chairs from Library Hall to the city for the new auditorium. The piano and chairs, valued at about $675, will accompany the library’s move as Library Hall is no longer used for entertainments. The city council discussed the proposal at last night’s meeting and accepted the donation through the directors decision.
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Weber
Library Hall
Edward Wilder
Barney Lantry
Topeka City March Expenses Highlight City Hall Fund
The Topeka city accounts show March expenditures exceeding 21 000 with over half allocated to the new city hall and related appropriations. Funds cover general revenue, fire, police, and improvement bonds among other items, detailing various city departments and projects.
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Topeke
General Revenue Fund
Srls Fire Department
Madison Street
Tung i
Carsyn, Prothonotary
Washinton
Wnd
Sheldon’s Substitute Resigns Albuquerque Pastorate
Special from Albuquerque N M reports Rev Frank H Alien resigns from the local church after accepting a temporary post at the Second Congregational church in Fonte Kan to fill the pulpit during Rev Charles M Sheldon's eight months absence.
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Albuquerque
Denver
Cole
Apell
N. M
Frank H. Alien
Monal
City
Second Congregational
Fonte
Kan
Af Tor
Charles M. Sheldos
Sciatic Rheumatism Cured by Mystic Cure, Druggists Claim
I Wagner, a wholesale druggist in Richmond Va, reports a severe sciatic attack lasting two months. Mystic Cure for Rheumatism cured him after doctors failed to help. Also heard of positive results from others by Goktoy A Holliday, druggists at 623 Kunma avenuevue.
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I. Wagner
Richmond
Val
Goktoy
Beeler's Bill Against City for Damages to Be Covered
Fred Beeler claims the city is liable for $512.85 due to injuries from a Polk Street excavation accident last April. He asserts pain, partial disability, and future medical costs after his horse and itself were affected, requesting reimbursement and outlining items from hauling and medical expenses to lost work.
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Fred Heelers Hack Griver
Bill
Mole En Polk Street
Heehot
Topeka
Polk Street
Deventh Street
Nephassteleene
Fred Beeler
Agassiz Trip Report From South Seas Albatross Voyage
Professor Agassiz returns from the Albatross voyage reporting to Washington on findings from the South Seas. The expedition surveyed the Society, Cook, Savage, Tonga groups, Ellice Gilbert Marshall islands and Guam, noting a deep sounding near Guam and challenging Darwin's coral formation theory. The vessel remains at Yokohama.
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San Franckito
Prof. Agassi
China
Washington
South Seas
Selen- Uli
Poralus
Tahiti
Society Islands
Guam
Prof. Agassiz
South
Darwin
Yokohara
Back From the Isthmus Canal Commissioners Return
canal commissioners Rear Admiral Walker Samuel Pascoe Col Ernst and Emery H Johnson arrive from Central America aboard the Allan line steamer Allegheny. they report three months of data gathering on panama and nicaragua routes and promise a final report to the president next december. also note on a cough medicine advertisement and unrelated product claims.
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Canal
New York
Walker
Samuel Pascoe
Col. Ernst
Emery H. Johnson
Central America
Panama
Nicaragua
Bagh
Don’t neglect your kidneys Swamp Root advertisement
An old promotional piece urges readers to care for kidney health with Swamp Root. It cites Bright's disease and related symptoms such as frequent urination, back pain, and fatigue. The ad promises a free sample bottle and a book of testimonials from Kilmer’s firm, directing readers to mail in and visit local drug stores for purchases.
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State Journal
Bright
Goben Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Biton
Topeka Daily State Journal
Deaths in the Hospitals in the Philippines report
Washington April 2 The war department received casualty details from General Otis Manila listing soldiers who died of wounds and illnesses in action. Entries include multiple infantry units with dates in March and February, noting causes such as typhoid fever and bronchial infections, plus a few suicides and drownings. The list names soldiers by rank, company, and regiment, reflecting a broad toll across Thirty-second, Forty-second, Seventeenth, and other units.
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Philippines
Washington
War Department
General Otis
Manila
James F. Burns
James
Alonzo Bare
Thirty-second Infantry
Ned Martin
Twenty-ffth Infantry
Claus A. Burk
Jacob Fuessnes
Forty-second Infantry
Clarence G. Brooks
Thinkith
Lewis J. Ledig
Thirty-seventh Infantry
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