Railroad News Sparks Kansas Southern Project in Midwest Rail Push
A new Kansas and Southern railroad initiative forms the nucleus of Wheeler's plan to connect Kansas City to Texas, linking Omaha, Leavenworth, and Western routes. The project aims to extend lines southward, absorb stock, boost agricultural trade, and create outside world connections, with the existing system operating eight and a half miles, ten cars, and pending improvements amid strong local interest.
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Kander
Nebitekh
Ortatia
Exaporia
Kan
Tw New Med
Kassie City
Omaha
Mipurlit
Bourhern
Westcsotpland
Portnewatorniy County
Poltawatemie
Marth
Karmsns & Ronthern
Khope
Rene
Esfort
Horton
Stu
Othr Rund
Anne
Cures Baldness and Hair Loss Claims Unclear Product
An advertisement-style note promises a treatment that prevents hair falling out removes dandruff and restores growth to scalp eyebrows and eyelashes. No verifiable sources or evidence are provided. The claim targets readers seeking hair restoration and scalp care products.
Baldness Remedy Promoted by Falrmount College President
A promotional notice features Professor Futter of Falrmount College in Sulphur, Kentucky, touting a “trial package free” hair remedy claimed to regrow a full scalp in weeks. The ad asserts extensive testimonials and urges readers to request the sample by sending a stamp for prepaid delivery.
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Futter
Falrmount College
Sulphur
Wwe
Goats and deals in railroad finance reframe Omaha ties
A garbled report notes an individual removed from a venture linked to John Teere Plow and the Thayer Moore Brokerage company. It mentions close ties to Omaha and Emparta, aims to extend a rail project, and names Moore Jr as president with HQ in Kansas City, plus Woodford and Norton Thayer in management roles.
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Moore, Jr
Plare
Hansas City
Woodford
Westmoreland
Norton Thayer
Kansas City
Frisco Connection Plans Memphis to Texas Rail Link
Announcement clears the plan to build a Memphis to Texas line via Fort Scott and Miami forming a 13 mile segment and a Grande river bridge near Miami. Construction overseen by Johnson Brown and Tullock, with bridge stringers and track lay by late July enabling trial trains before full completion.
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Kansas City
Texas
Fort Scott
Zie Memmyils
Walton
Tanlye Frisco
Grande River
Miami
Shaw
Memphis
Persico
Fort Bott
Winchell
St Louis
Yakuer
Prince Road
Prisco
Messphis
Beachtel urges Clyde for Missouri Pacific division site
Ther a J D Beachtel ex engineer and nun advocate locating a division at Clyde to save money for the Missouri Pacific. He argues extending to Dover supports a Clyde terminal and predicts future moves toward Denver, urging Concordia be balanced by the route. He lists costs for yards, coal shed, and stock wards totaling thousands without tax impact, insisting Clyde is optimal.
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J. D. Beachtel
Missouri Pack
Cline
Missouri Pacle
Peasone Edge
Missouri Pacific Company
Air Pacifo
Asta
Greenic
Eluleens
Missouri Pacific
Bertiss Concordia
Weile
Ter Chita Gnawthurs
Clyde
Memphis Retrenching On Rail System Across Kansas City Line
Fort Scott April 10 reports indicate the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis line laid off several hundred workers for two days across the system as a retrenchment measure. Officials anticipate further reductions in other departments during the slow season.
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Fort Scott
Kansas City
Fort Seott
Memphis
Kanes City
Biennighan
Branchines
San Fe Publishing Broad Adverts In German Pamphlets
Pamphlets issued by the San Fe Publishing Company promote immigration to the United States and include a leading article by Secretary Coburn on Kansas. The materials announce a railway cooperation involving Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, and Sal Lake routes, amid competition with Harriman interests. The Wabash Road disruption adds to western railway tensions.
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Banta Fe
Silver Dairy Department
San Fe
Rrsaat
Kansas
Oklahomaa
New Mexico
Texas
Colorado
Arizona
California
Europe
United Siute
Coburn
Resource
Harriman
Dewy Ehomen
J. Moes
Har
Leete
Gilfetta
Amelstant Wenstal
Peck
Rail fare dispute over faster Wabash line names cities
A rail service proposal for a fast Kansas City to Boston style route faces differential fare objections from Western Passenger Association. The Wabash’s faster through sleep ers threaten standard-line pricing, with Great Western Alton Burlington St Paul Rock Island and Santa Fe moving to match Chicago St Louis rates to counter Wabash. In Texas El Peso April 3, chamber of commerce directors urged U S action to protect American railway employees in Meson sealant unlant prisommenst, with a state department reply pending.
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Kansas City
Bosioe Ana Sework
Uma
Wabash Fyer
Western Passenger Association
Alton
Great Western
Burlington
St. Paul
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Chicago
St. Louis
el Peso
Tex
Chamber of Oginterte
United States
Westington
Culberson
State Department
Chamber of Gormertee
Aselstaat
David J. Hill
Amon Breter
Meriden
Joseph Jemimian
Mele Sur
Kansas
Cauby
Harry Jones
Gearee
John Stafford
neMin
Emmett Whipple
Santa Fe Reds
Auto & Good MiMay
Poundhouse
Frank Onion
Nathan Cafferty
Albert Thomas
Roundhouse
James McMullen
Hagine
Witla Devens
Clint
Oklahoma
Argentine
Arthur Rickabaugh
Topeka
HG. Rust
W. H. Jones
W. Stark
John Higgins
Daniel Lane
Edward Berry
Witte Jones
Atchiron
Arthur King
Harry Gungstrim
Art
Unett
Santa Fe Exposition to feature Buffalo exhibit and rail updates
Santa Fe locals report a summer Buffalo exhibit with 12 photographs showing a Chicago to San Francisco letter trip, plus an electrical diagram of the Grand Canon. Rail notes cover yard work, personnel shifts, and upcoming service changes, including engine moves and station duties, with Pan-American rate discussions and local Y. M. C. A. activities.
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Gants Fe
Buffalo
Santa Bre
Santa Fe
Chicago
San Francisco
H. 5
Dmarella
City Engineer Wise reports on city paving and bridges
City Engineer L. Wise submits a yearly report detailing pavement work, contracts, and costs. He urges switching asphalt contract terms to pay for actual square yards and recommends repaving cedar block and limestone streets with asphalt or brick. He notes bridges needing repairs and paint, with attention to the sixth Avenue Viaduct and other municipal structures.
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City Ensinees
PF. L. Wise
Ene Tt
Ume
Ceese
Department Backet
Nore
Topeka
Biydaee
Eral
Evenue
Toko
Tomeka
Paki
Thwestinent
Ana Cilveeta
Pete Pehroole
Perils
Pectin
Aitarai Rt
Vile Fant
Nyc
Kre Entions
Sy Ease Geatett Wall
Test for Yourself the Wonderful Curative Properties of Swamp Root
Reader letter from a Binghamton worker detailing kidney trouble and back pain. He cites relief after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root and endorses the remedy along with two colleagues. Editorial notes announce free samples and a booklet about kidney and bladder issues from Kilmer Co. in Topeka State Journal.
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State Journal
Kilmer
Binghamton
Casey
Sweeney
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Topeka
Dally State Journal
Find Out If You Need Swamp Root Kidney Remedy
Reader warning about weak teeth and kidney issues links Swamp Root to relief. Claims doctors endorse Swamp Root as a natural kidney and bladder treatment, urging readers to buy bottles locally for about one dollar.
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lLemy
Reap
Foyer Uaners
Ube
Kidtay
Iver
Dindler
Brug
Mayoral power and writs clash over city council action
Capt J G Water voices a view on the political standoff where a writ compels the city council to canvass judges certificates while de facto mayor Hughes fights the process. The piece mocks delays, laments no immediate court ruling, and portrays street commission controls amid a circus setting with police and passes. Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup ad ends the column.
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J. G. Water
Parker
Hughes
Actlos
Chancery Lane
Hong
Supreme Court
Phillietines
Uepolis
Judge Fines Commissioners in Oklahoma Mandamus Case
Charls E L Moore sues Harfield county accusing commissioners of ignoring a probate court order. The district judge's ruling mirrored the Parker Hughes decision, and the commissioners were fined for contempt and jailed after defying the mandamus. Moore is a Democrat, the judge a Republican.
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Charls EL Moore
Harfield County
Oklahoma
Parker-Hughes
Moore
Parier-Hughes
Lhat
District Court
Hazen
Hikaplere
Kean
Political Ball Opens and Election Law to Be Tested
Bienais election law faces scrutiny as Judge Thorson may rule on ballot access. The Altus campaign kickoffs with a Carom shot and party factions discuss nominations, while Hallett biennial rules threaten no general election this fall and no official ballot. The scene features Judge Thomson and Senator Cadging amid partisan maneuvering.
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Altus
Aeneas
Whaes
Spene
Rome
Hut Thonson
Coddson
Thomson
Hallett
Rarduumus
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