Standard Oil Leases Knapp Line in Neodesha Deal
In a large Neodesha development Standard Oil leases the Knapp line to supply Kansas City and Omaha gas works. Knapp retains tank rights while Standard handles output, shifting trade away from Knapp. The contract allows Knapp to terminate, with freight rate changes and refinery weights affecting pricing. Contractors prep for Caney Tank City and pipeline work. Sugar Creek refinery ongoing with rail sidings delayed by weather.
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Weedesha
Standard ON Company
Kansas City
Omuwhs
Neodesha
Kispp
Omatu
Artidelal
Knapp
Gan Works
Uia
Sta
Kankat City
Mane City
Kilupa
Mr. Knapp
Work for the Orient Emuresky Santa Fe line progress
In Emporia Kansas on April 6 reports show over a hundred men at work west of town on the Santa Fe extension with grading and track laying to begin soon. Construction resumes along the system from Wichita to Emporia and elsewhere, with terminal facilities to be built in Kansas City and the line to operate between Wichita and Osage City by October 1. Continuous rain benefits crops in Woodson County and irrigates union pacific routes, aiding wheat and general farming across several counties as rural routes are stocked May 3.
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Sheehan
Caney
Tadeprndenes
Jack Sheehan
Tank City
Nmve
Kansas City
Ie Creek
Sugar Creek
Whiting
Ind
Obinber
Emporia
Kat
Orient
Santa Fe
Santi Fe
Fairview
Olclohoma
Wichita
Chihushua
el Poarrte
Old Mexico
Jhouit
Kansas
Osage City
Kansas News Briefs From April 6 1906
In Oswego County D F Campbell faces a quash motion in district court after a November indictment for soliciting bribes. Flood predictions arise along the Smoky Hill corridor due to low winter rain. A man around 22 commits suicide near Stockdale, Manhattan. A Mormonism lecture series opens in Wellington with about fifty delegates. Patent grants issued to Kansans include a washing machine and rope holding device. An Austrian discharged from Fort Scott hospital hanged himself in Missouri Pacific yards. Stanley to speak to bankers in Wichita, Hoch to address graduating class in Emporia.
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Campbell
Oswego
Kas
D. F. Campbell
Bourbon County
Quish
Wes
Yates Center
Stelphen Kiligtvict
Fort Scntt
Missouri Pacific
Orendorf
Steel Trust Declares 1 Percent Preferred Dividend
New York April 6 United States Steel corporation today declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on the preferred stock totaling 6 204 019 dollars. Earnings for the last quarter were about 5 3 million, the year system of accounting may reduce profits this quarter. Some funds were used for sinking and interest payments. First quarter profits reached 25 068 507 dollars.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Maren
Pettie
HPAI
Hartines
McLeod Bank Suspends Operations After Capitol National Failure
The McLeod Bank of Oklahoma Territory with a $10,000 capital closed its doors following the failure of Capitol National. National Bank official Mr. Sturtevant took charge and ordered staff not to discuss the matter until a full investigation is completed. Other local banks may assume the defunct bank’s obligations. Also shown are a one way rate schedule for Union Pacific travel from March 1 to April 30, 1904 with varied destinations and fares.
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Capitol National
Guthrie
O.T
McLeod
O. T
Capital National
Sturtevant
National Bank
Xum
Ths
Union Pacific
Putea
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Butte
Anaconis
Helenia
Spokane
Wenatches
Wash
Everett
Feirhaven
Whatcom
Vancouver
Astoria
Huntington
Portland
Astrota
Tacoma
Seattle
Spokans
Aghland
Roseburg
Eugene
Albany
Salem
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Diego
California
JC Fulton
ETT Anges Kaunas
Kid McCoy Knocks Out Placke in Four Minute Fight
In Philadelphia April 1, Kid McCoy defeated Herr Placke, Holland's champion, in under four minutes at Lenox Garden. Placke was cut and bloodied, his face swollen, as police halted the bout after the first round when McCoy continued to dominate.
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Philadelphia
Herr Placke
Holland
Kid
McCoy
Lenox
Amore
Placke
Pincke
Org
Pikecke
Country Club Handicap Upset at Memphis Haviland Triumphs
Edward Corrigan's Haviland wins the Country Club Handicap at Memphis as Foxy Kane and Banter contend for second. Lava lighter challenges late, but Haviland holds on by a length with Emland slipping to the lead briefly, while Contenders Falter in the stretch. The program also notes boxing and baseball outcomes from the period, including a St Louis vs Cleveland style tilt and a Browns win over the Cardinals.
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Edward Corrigan
Haviland
Memphis
Tenn
Country Club
Montgomery
New Orleans
Laraughter
Banter
Foxviime
Lavalighter
Stegen
Corrigan
Foxy Kane
Tie Teo
National Tennis Championship Plucks Twelve Entrants
The New York tennis championship heats reveal twelve men entered the national tourney. Top players Josh Crane Austin Potter Ros ton and J A Tinnnsons lead a field with scores and match results from the April event.
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New York
Tennis Tourner
Tan Mnatehow
Josh Crane
Wad Austin Potter
Sty Af Roston
J. A. Tinnnsons
Mergan
Orl
A. Pottet
Rowtod
W. B. den
Dames
Rew
Strke
Sam Tafart
Prin Miller
York
New
Xoeey Pea
Tickets On Sale For March And April Event In California
In California tickets go on sale for events in March and April. Details include entry requirements and uniform policies. Information is limited due to fragmented text and unclear specifics. Check local listings for dates venues and ticketing official sources.
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Vis Senta Pe
Hie
Dalia Ceere
Interfe Sree
Teature
Crete
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Sporting: News
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