Railroad dispute over Phoenix to Borlen route hearing May 16
Arizona news reflects Santa Fe sympathy and describes a heated contest between Santa Fe Phoenix Eastern and Southern Pacific over a contested right of way from Kelvin to Dudleyville via Tex Canyon. The case centers on a map of definite location and court orders affecting rail line control and potential transcontinental alignment through Phoenix, Solomonville, and Florence.
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Phownix Arie
Pitnents
Euptern Ostenwiniy
Fron
Phoenix
Borlen
Une
Ty Me South Fe System
Wuddenly Chaim
Ae Gila
Buttes
Sante Fe
Albuquerque
Albuquerqas
Bikersfield
Cal
Santa Fiaund
Santa Peete
Sitter City
Clifton
Solomonville
Florence
Wheenix
Sentinel
Southam Peete
United States
Tutson
Kelvin
Dudleyville
Tex Canyon
Sind Ta
Phoenix & Hustern
Santa Re
Paoe~ Bis & Hunters
Phoenix Eastern
Paterine Tpett
Bell
Ari—na Caetern
Phoenix & Baston
Dean
Offici
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona Eastern
Emmy
Phoenix & Eastern
Aragona Eastern
Thy
Santa Fe
Phoenix Ke Eastern
Jude Doan
Solomourille
Southern Pacific
Phoenix & Bustert
Ae Amcars
Epes Rane
Phoenix & Eastern Peonile
Che
Plorenes
Moe
Ferw
Aumans
Fragments From El Paso Scene Stir Talk of Affair
Chaotic OCR fragment reports a claimed dispute between two figures in El Paso. It mentions Richard Caples and an affair amid missed context, with references to newspapers and unclear timelines. No clear outcome or dates are established in the readable text.
Katy System Directors Authorize 184 More Miles Track
Guthrie April 2 The Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma directors of the Katy System authorize 184 additional miles of railway construction. Capital stock increases from 8500 000 to 12 000 000 with amended articles filed. A 34.5 mile Osage reservation line from a Katy point between Coffeyville and Guthrie to Arkansas City Kan via Pawhuska is planned. A 50 mile line is planned southwest toward Texas from Guthrie or Oklahoma City. Possible purchase of the St Louis El Reno and Western is explored to align with the Katy extension.
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Katy
Guthrie
Ohis
Missouri, Kansas and Oklatunus Itffreld
Oklahvinkami Indian Territory Company
Osage Indian Reservation
Coffeyville
Pawhuska
Arkansas City
Kan
Muklur
Arkiness City
Okishoms City
Texas
Guihutle
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
el Reno
Western
Reno
Santa Fe WHL to rebuild carshops in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque on April 20 a new car department building will rise from the ruins of the old one. The complex includes a 30 by 18 foot car shop, wheel shop, and a 24 by 40 foot power plant with updated machinery and improved sanitation. Fireproofing and a full car yard revision are planned to improve handling of bad order cars. F H Adams of Topeka reviewed plans with Anne ike Mechanic and T Bean. General Manager A G Wells will forward the plank to headquarters. Construction to begin as soon as preliminaries are completed, likely within a month.
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Santa Fe
Almuque
Albuanerque
F. H. Adams
Topeka
Lebeither
Anneike Mechanic & T. Bean
A. G. Wells
Coast Lines
Supreme Court Upholds Callahan Verdict Versus Railway
The U S supreme court affirmed Missouri and St Louis court rulings in favor of Thomas Callahan a section hand who won 500 in damages from the St Louis Merchants Bridge Terminal Railway company. The original suit sought 15000 for a fee dispute while he worked at Ferry Street in St Louis.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Missouri Supremi Steart
St. Louis
Thomas Callahan
Ferry Street
Rock Island Buys Eighteen City Blocks for Freight Terminal
Rock Island lines acquire North End property west of Burlington and Wabash tracks totaling eighteen blocks for freight yards and a roundhouse to connect with the Belt Line and service the inlet. April 20 report notes location and intended outer yards.
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Rock Island
St. Louis
St. Loui
North End
Burlington & Wabash
SPEAKS HIGHLY OF WELLS
esterners Have Confidence in Honor of Santa Fe Manager. 'The Winslow Mai, under the abors emption In the lest beste, Mun my have been made to mourn, tat le was hardly created to irugile i denobie Whraldon to any Individual or cor poration. 'There mny be a few men of mach Wming EVe ard whirped senate of yri fice as will on flesver to extract wood tones, Crom Thor, but they wre pase Into tre cist minority very raph Would not advise any orga nuber, no matter how serious thei grivy. once May at iiwt appear, 10 kdvorute
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Esterners
Santa Fe
Winslow Mai
Senate
Yri
Iron Mountain Freight Depot Robbery Ring Exposed
Little Rock Ark April 20 A systematic robbery of Iron Mountain freight depot led to the arrest of Frank Bennett George Dawson and William Jeffries railroad employees after officials and police searched departing workers and found stolen goods on the trio. Detectives Morgan and Howe assisted in stopping the thieving after years of loss.
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Ion Mountain
Little Rock
Ark
Iron Mountain
Frank Bensett
George Dawson
William Jeffries
Morgan
Howe
Bennett
Dawson
Jeffries
Mohler Receives Farewell Letter from Oregon Railroad Employees
Portland April 29 A. J. Mohler retiring president of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation company received a letter from 25 Almblmt shops employees expressing regret at his transfer and praising his seven years of leadership. They note improved harmony and prosperity since his arrival and the change in control by E. & G. Calvin on April 1.
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R. & N. Mechanics Sena
Portland
Ore
A. J. Mottier
The
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Alblmt
Union Pacific
Mohler
Nin
Chang
Mr. Mohler
E. &. Calvin
American Manufacturers Invited to Bid for Siam Rail Cars
Washington April 20 specifi cations for a large supply of rolling stock for Siam's state railway are being sent to the United States. Mr King the United States minister to Siam says American manufacturers will have an opportunity to bid. The order covers 187 cars and parts with a larger follow-on including locomotives. Previously Europeans were the sole competitors. American firms have been slow to enter the race. Last year only one U.S. bidder pursued a contract over a million dollars.
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Washington
Slam
United States
Mr King
State Department
America
King
Island Plans 53 Mile Saving on Chicago Line
The Rock Ishin railroad plans a new air line from Eldon to Kansas City reducing the current Eldon to Kansas City route from 223 miles to about 170 miles, saving 52 miles. Contracts for construction will be set soon after plans are completed.
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Island
Chicago
Kansas City
Rock Ishin Railroad
Eldon
Kansans City
Burlington
Cameron
Time cards and construction timeline update notes
The report notes time cards are being processed with exceptions for a few items. It mentions completion of the framework around mid May and a full schedule about a month later with regular traffic expected.
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Mtture Ynetion
Masit
Missouri Pacific plans new line to Yates Center in a year
A prominent railroad official states Missouri Pacific will extend the Carthage and Western from Ashbury to Yates Center within about a year. The new line and White River route would place Yates Center on a trunk line to Memphis via Carthage. In Omaha, John G. Haines sues Union Pacific in federal court for over 16000, seeking half of his rebites on grain shipments due to alleged discrimination.
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Yates Center
Eas
Missouri Pacific
Carthage and Western
Ashbury
Misouri Pacific
Iron Yates Center
Pueblo Colo
White River
Memphis
Tenn
Carthage
Union Pacific
Omaha
Neb
John G. Haines
Haines & Merriam
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis Exposition Hotel Details and Rates
Details describe lodging inside the exposition grounds with accommodations for 600 guests at a time and 2257 apartments, offering dining, reading rooms, and salon facilities. Rooms, rates, and access differ by season, with hotel operations continuing across ships and land routes, ensuring visitors enjoy meals and comfort without leaving the grounds.
Railroad Names and Moves In Santa Fe News
A Kansas Topeka Santa Fe report details engineer William Pells of the Atchison line who retires after fifty-seven years with the railway. It notes machinists seeking positions in Russia and reports on Santa Fe staff movements including W. Shai and H. C. Whitehead. A local baseball game and ticket sales are also mentioned amid ongoing scheduling and immigrant transport concerns.
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Olo Nama
Hutchinson,Kae
William Pells
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Corieey
Great Bend
California 925.00 Vis Santa Ve Tickets Opening March
Intercity travel notice announces ticket sales for California route Santa Ve with a 925.00 rate during March and April. It notes a stopover privilege and a cobalt corps program. Details available through SSP MAAR.
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Vis Santa Ve
Ana
Apel
Cobalt
Denver Fight Over Governor Peabody in Laborrow
April reports from Denver depict Governor Peabody’s clash with labor leaders led by Gompers and Mitchell over strike actions and mining disputes in Colorado. The AFL leaders condemn state interference while Republicans and miners debate governor’s stance and party lines.
Unseasonably Cold Weather Hurts Crop Germination
The Weather Bureau reports the week ending April 18 was unusually cold and unfavor able for crop germination east of the Rockies. Some regions saw good farm progress while southern districts lagged. Upper Great Lakes areas had deep snow, while Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain districts enjoyed favorable conditions amid drought from central Texas to the Pacific. Winter wheat advances in Kansas and Nebraska, and Pacific coast growth is strong. Spring wheat sowing is underway, with half the season’s planting in Washington. Overall central regions report slow spring growth and rain-dependent crops in the South.
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Weather Bureau
Washington
The
Rocky Mountain
Misouri
Atlantic
Lake
Pacific Coast
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Henlarly
Tn Om
Allatern
Ers
Midilé Atlantic
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Anne of
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Haines & Meriam
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Willie Ples
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John Michell
Colorado Republicans
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American Federation of Labor
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Mitchall
United
Line Workers of Agneric
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Colorado
Colorado Coal
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Pesthody
John Scitehell
Dunside
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Phusiew
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