Secure Steamer Line to Control Twelve Ocean Steamers
James T. Hara han, second vice president of the Junk Rom, denies being offered the Southern Pacific presidency. In Europe he aided a working arrangement between the kadellite line and the Mechtale Central to run steamers between New Orleans and port cities, using twelve ships to move cotton trade. New Orleans remains the movement center, and the arrangement aims to speed cotton shipments to foreign ports.
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James T. Hara
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Europe
Southern Pacific
Eurobe
Kadellite
Mmiltale Central
Betwen
New Orleane
Ftotteridum With & Gomixntee
Iitey and Trade
Santember i
Hadeilite
Orleane
Santa Fe's OFL Tank Trials in Texas Gulf Coast
Preparations underway to use a liquid pool and oil tank equipment in Texas Galveston and surrounding routes. Contracts exceed $10,000 for tanks and engines, with testing of skid engines for burning off. Extensive infrastructure work includes a large wheel and supply tanks, rail links, and Western rail lines. Trials aim to validate crude petroleum logistics and oil fuel devices, with demonstrations planned in coming weeks and broader deployment across Gulf Coast lines.
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Texas
Galveston
Tex
Aum
Colorado
Santa Ly
Famerville
Wes
Uxlux
Westerh
Kansas City
Filing A Big Mortgage Amid Revenue Stamp Confusion
In Greenwood County records a large mortgage faced irregular stamp charges as the St Louis and San Francisco Railway filed a full mortgage for 42,590 revenue stamps. Officials estimate the total tax would cover about 65,000, with 42 stamps of 1009 each and a 1 percent transfer fee. Similar activity noted at Oswego for a Frisco railway mortgage of 25,000, with revenue stamps totaling 340 and filing costs listed.
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Kean
Stibe-tertster
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Harlin
SpringGeld
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Hamlin
Frisco Railway
Prinses
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Tharaban's Rise and the Fair Era in the South
Marehan, a train official rumored to be a presidential contender for the Southern Pacific, travels to Alpha Central in November. The World’s Fair coverage notes a dramatic yet nonviolent schedule run with a two minute timetable and no incidents as Harahan’s staff and executives move through the grounds.
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Marehan
Amols Central
Ava
Alnols Central
Traity Ana
Ginete
Simon
Fe Harahan
Alewenitrik
Paris
Yardaueter
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Loubens & Nashville
Pittabang Divison
Louleville
New Orleans
Cornish Duke to travel by American Railway car
Dayton Ohio reports that the Farner and Smith car contours claim to have completed use of the finest traveling cars ever built. The Duke will ride the car at Cornwall and York during this voyage.
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Dayton
Legislation on Wabash Realty Case Heads to Hannibal Court
Aug 2 session before Judge Fowlkes heard levies by An O Connor against Wabash company. Bonds set at 510003 with property released. The case involves a levy on a cave residence near the Wabash, and General Agent Fowlkes attended the hearing at the Hannibal court of common pleas.
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Wabash Frvlgikt
Brooklyn Rapid Transit to Test a New Theater Service
Brooklyn Rapid Transit plans to inaugurate a winter theater service linking Fulton Street area to Seventh Avenue routes. The new service will operate along the Fulton street and Seventh Avenue corridors, easing evening crowds and returning patrons after shows.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Tee Brooklin Rapid Transit
Ead
Sven
Dhe
Faen
Enoh
Fulton Atspet
Avenue
Pisum
Preservation ties stir at Laramie in unique textile debate
A garbled report from Laramie Wyoming describes a preservation process tied to a Paetie union dispute and local repairs. It mentions Replian and Laratain and a capretacion effort with claims of fishnet defimises and a South region long involved. The piece notes a decision favoring echinide art tine over place based methods and highlights ongoing local controversy.
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Union Paetie
Laramie
Wyoming
Replian
Laratain
Tren
Railroad Woes And Worker Notes From Early Times
A garbled set of railway and shop reports describes engineers and workers tied to various lines. Mentions a Central Jersey order on trains, Manion’s hospital care, water pumping at Yucca station, and unhappy freight rates in St. Louis and Saint Paul amid line competition. Also notes workers at Emporia shops, machine shop duties, and multiple crew movements across cities with limited clear details.
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St. Lane Globe Democrat
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St. Paul
Ward
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Turbulent West River News Highlights and Local Notices
Reports from the field describe boiler repairs, personnel shifts, and travel logistics. Key names include Bob McAllister and Leila Murray with updates on duties, hospital stays, and wage adjustments. Occurring items involve a large engine project, rail traffic, and a fire at Perms Valles Northwestern.
Governor of Isabila appoints new provincial officials
Aug Mutuila in Ima pela province the Philyping commission appoints Captas Johnson of the Sixteenth Infantry as governor and Captain George Povey as treasurer.
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Isabila
Mutuila
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Imapela
Philyping Commission
Captas Johnson
Sixteenth Infantry
George Povey
Swam 26 Miles Between Boulogne and Calais to Dover Attempt
A swimmer aimed to reach Dover from Boulogne, covering about 26 miles in heavy seas. After 11 hours in the water he collapsed near Cape Gris-Nez with eye and hip injuries, aided by a tug and attendants, then taken to a hotel and hospital in a precarious state. He planned to attempt again next year.
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Haring
Dever
Bray
Cape Gris-Nex
Mundown
Hostein
Ins
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Avedhy
Golme
Ulu
Queen Anne's Silver Stolen From Royal Palaces
A damaged text reports eight royal palaces missing silver ware once owned by Queen Anne. The silver, heavy and ornate, was reportedly found in a van with tarnish and neglect since the queen's death. Royal inventories indicate the pieces were used for dinners at Hampton Court and other royal residences.
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Ty Lawrence
Hampton Sart
St. the
Van
Arne
Rich Woman in Early Cripple Creek Mining Era
An account of a wealthy and influential woman known for her sharp investments in mine properties around Cripple Creek in the early days. She built a controlling stake in several mines, amassed wealth, and maintained close but troubled ties with prominent figures, while her aggressive speculation unsettled financial circles.
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Ang Sree
Fattie
Clement
Jon
Musenle Sefehue
John
Riot in Camden Struggles Between Races Reported
New York reports from Camden describe a night of violence between black and white residents. A black man was assaulted by police, rumors of harsher punishment spread, mobs formed and several homes were broken into amid widespread fear. Police intervened and dispersed rioters with injuries reported at Siphople and Boulsides, no fatalities noted.
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New York
Camden
Siphople
Boul
Elopes with Niece Sparks Abduction and Bigamy Charges
Swift Water Hills Gates, famed Klondike figure, is wanted for abducting and marrying his 14 year old niece Adaline Lydia Boyle. The girl’s mother filed the complaint. They fled toward San Francisco and were pursued across Washington, with a train chase ending in South Tacoma. Gates previously earned, married, and divorced multiple partners during the Klondike era.
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Gates
Kiondiker
Adaline Lydia Boyle
San Francisco
Pharesty
Stan Dawson
Grave Lamore
Hine
Iter
Lil
East
Boyle
Chehalis
South Tacoma
Judge Hower Delivers Harsh Sentence In Insult Case
In Dallas on August 2% Judge Hower sentenced Nason Davis for insulting a white woman, proposing 100 lashes and a $190 fine, expressing wish to impose heavier punishment. The judge likened the act to violence seen in a separate case involving Alice Wilder, underscoring unwritten law aspects. The prisoner was taken back to his cell.
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Hower
Nason Davis
Alice Wilder
Neez Whitesboro
Bower
Wilder
Nerves Like a Flat-Iron Remedy Ad
A life story of nervous prostration ends with an advert for Lichty Celery Nerve Compound sold by Geo. W. Stansfield and Marshall Bros. The copy touts the remedy as modern and effective, offering a solution to persistent nerve troubles and mood issues.
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Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas i Avenue
Marshall Bros
Kansas Ove
White mob attack at Fairview Park injures several Black residents
An Aug 28 riot at Fairview Park in Indianapolis involved about 500 people and a gang known as the Hugnatics. Four Black individuals were badly hurt, and Harris had his right arm broken. Police intervened as stones were thrown and more arrests followed.
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Fairview Park
Harris
Hartis
Eat
The
Ang
Religion Domestic Theme Leads First Congregational Talk
The Sunday morning sermon at First Congregational Church, by Rev. Dr. D. M. Pak, titled Religion Domestic, touched on the steel strike and labor trust issues, reflecting on biblical guidance for national affairs. The column also threads a string of humorous clippings and quotes from various sources, including poems and social quips from London Spare Moments and other papers.
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DM. Pak
Tie Top Tc
Fisk
Tabor
Tepchian
Ville
Wabash Offers Fast Through Service To Buffalo Exposition
The Wabash Railroad proclaims it is the only line running through trains from Kansas City to Buffalo with sleeping cars to New York. It claims the fastest time and promises a day saved while passing two thirds around the Exposition grounds for through passengers.
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Kansas City
Buffalo
New York
Nw York
Boston
Exposition Grounds
Grand View
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