Frisco Stock Surges On Santa Fe Merger Hope
New York reports formation of the Rock Island successor to take over Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. W T Moore elected chairman, W B Leeds president, and a slate of directors announced. Frick interest and Santa Fe talks loom large as stock rises on merger rumors.
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Property prose and rumors stir Frisco deal talks
Unclear market chatter describes a 5.00 abares sale and rapid offers. Reports mention Trund aiming to secure Rock Island or Frisco property, with Moore brothers newly cautious as atmosphere shifts. Local rumor tags West End rivals with suspicions about their credibility and motives.
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Boys Auto Trip Ends in Chicago After 30 Days
James R McConnell and George Garrett both 15, began a journey from New York to Chicago in a lightweight gasoline automobile Their running time was eleven days and one half hours though total time was thirty days War time forced repairs taking about twenty days Their best run covered one hundred miles in nine hours
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Topeka Ball Players Return From Victory Tour
The Topeka Business Colliers baseball team completed a three game trip with wins at Wamego and St George. McCampbell pitched and batted for Topeka while Leland and other teammates contributed in a 4 to 1 win at Wamego and a 4 to 1 shutout at St George with notable hits from Grices and Steves. The Scranton team is scheduled to visit Topeka next, with McCampbell and Bieves as Topeka’s battery and Bryden slated to pitch for Scranton.
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Durand Declines to Run Then Enters Race
Grand Rapids reports Judge George H. Durand of Flint, briefly a Gold Democrat, accepting the Democratic nomination after earlier statements he would not run. He arrives in Detroit and says he will enter the race, viewing it as a civic duty and pledging to do his best to win.
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Railroads Pay More In Iowa Increases Across Lines
Des Moines Iowa August 1 executive council raised Iowa railroad assessment to 5111281 total with Northwestern gain 1109 Sa9 Chicago Milwaukee St Paul 900802 and Chicago Kingston Quincy 665457 plus increases on Burlington Chicago Great Western Rock Island Omaha St Louis and Illinois Central ranging 225000 to 200000. London August 1 Labor member Mangieton elected unopposed to UK Commons for Clitheroe vacancy. reform club meeting July 14 between Liberal and Labour reps to discuss candidacy of Mr Shakleton. outcome not released.
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Robbery shocks German worker near Good Intent, Atchison
Willian Bohler a German laborer for South Heng near Good Intent Atchison was robbed of most of his wages. He drew nearly $40 from Heine yesterday, leaving for Fort Worth Texas to join his brother. He woke under the White Clay creek wagon bridge east of the gas house, after being slugged in the back of the head and left unable to rise.
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Atchison Colored Picnic Opens Annual True Eleven Celebration
Atchison Kansas August 1 A thousand or more colored people are expected on excursion trains from Kansas City and St Joseph for the True Eleven celebration at Forest Park. The outdoor program includes a ball game and other events as the community marks its annual gathering.
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Money Recovered After El Paso Robbery
Two more suspects in the Mexican Central heist near El Paso are detained as authorities recover part of the loot. The gang previously robbed a Pacific train, with one member later executed in absentia abroad. Fifteen thousand dollars from the latest haul was traced to Taylor.
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Boston Gets Dexter Chicago Aug Unity Fan Returns
Chicago National cere ib released Dexter signs with Boston as a unity fan. He will play in the outfield for Boston. Alfred W months ob dies from mosquito bite causing erysipelas, per health board report in New York.
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Topeka News Snapshots A Mixed Day Of Local Events
Gusty notes from Topeka report a government thermometer rising to 1 dollar, a Leavenworth visitor, drill demonstrations by Three Modern Woodmen, and plans for county committee meetings at 609 Kansas Ave. mentions of Polk Street home purchase for 2200 dollars, Parades by Shawnee M W of A, Dick Cooley’s Boston outing, and various local civic updates including Stormont hospital recoveries and street widening discussions.
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New Steamers Move as Southern Pacific Reshapes Routes
The Journal of Commerce reports a new Southern Pacific plan linking New York New Orleans and Galveston. The Cranwell line now under Southern Pacific control sails from Morgan pier with semi weekly trips to New Orleans while El Norte heads to Galveston for through traffic.
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Topeka Knights of Pythias Comrades Sail to San Bernardino
A Topeka delegation from the Knights of Pythias will leave the city en route to San Bernardino. The group features Ame Fuller of Rock Island depot and W Lacey of North Topeka. Burdock Blood Hitters advertised as a tonic promises clear head and active brain for the journey.
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Fragmented text on cereal commentaries and urban confusion
The readable fragments discuss public perception failing to grasp spatial concepts and a mention of a condition unit for instruction. Exact meanings are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Deficit and mixed July federal receipts noted
Washington reports a July deficit near 7.5 million dollars driven by a 3.167 million rise in customs receipts and an 8.7 million drop in internal revenue. The balance is swelled by 3.25 million in extraordinary civil war claims payments. Hanover chess tourney opened with cautious play and several draws. Pilgrims Club Luncheon notes and Hackett and Jane Hading French season talks. Missouri Pacific offers low round trip fares for September and October travel to Ohio Indiana Illinois and central points.
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Telegraphic News Briefs From August First
Brief telegraph notes from New York and other cities report varied events. Topics include a South Africa aid dispatch, removal of a Canadian arch after a coronation, Indian coronation arch plans at Lucknow, and local traffic regulation changes in Omaha. Additional items touch on radical press disputes, imperialist Irish questions, Hungarian emigration messages, and officials visiting New York to discuss Hungarians’ stance. Also noted are court actions in Missouri and Formosa study visits by Japanese officials toward immigration and exclusion policies.
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