Strike on Gulf lines ends after 800 men involved
Galveston August 27 General Manager Nixon of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe announces the strike at Cleburne shops and other points is off. About ten men are involved. the walkout began over a dispute with machinist Charles Heag. The strike spread to boilermakers, blacksmiths, car and coach painters as workers walked out, with guards placed and boarding cars improvised. The controversy centered on assignment of jobs and shop control, ending after discussions in Topeka and Texas commitments to resume work.
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Charles Heag
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Topeka
Henderson
Witicent
Texas
Orado
Symons
Chicago
J. Burghart
Joseph Meliinwer
Lisuier
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Ck Catron, Helper On No. 2 Hamreer Iihe Macksmith
Pat Donohue
Toot Rocen
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Oscar Expetiq
Alhulfuerque
George Cunigan
Samuel Shuey
Sachinise
Michael Schulmetaer
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Oseph Dedier
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Surveyors test case over stripping Blake orchard for railroad
Rock Island surveyors from Chicago Rock Island and Pacific faced a trespass charge after cutting trees trimming steps and cork from Theron Blake s four mile west farm during a Morris to St Louis line survey. Eleven men were jailed after habeas corpus plea and a judge remanded them. The defense argued surveys allowed with compensation. the state argued rights under due process. The ruling set a new legal point to be watched.
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Patton
Railroasis
Census of Engines Reports U.S. Locomotive Stats for 1900
A census office report shows $0.515 million invested in U.S. locomotive manufacturing in 1900, with products valued at $25.209 million and total expenditures of $10.208 million for wages, $2.46 million for miscellaneous costs, and $320.174 million for materials. It notes 2% establishments produced 2774 locomotives valued at $27.121 million, plus 403 locomotives valued at $9.762 million, and 212 locomotives worth $3.276 million built in 54 establishments that year.
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Washington
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Vensus Office
United States
Rock Island Official Defends Reorganization Plans
An official from Rock Island defends the reorganization plans amid questions. The statements emphasize continued operation, structural changes, and expected outcomes for the company and workers.
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Rock Island
Hock Inland Company
Santa Fe Must Pay for Basin Construction Loss
B Lantry and Sena of Santa Fe contractors report a disaster at China Basin California will affect the Santa Fe railroad. The State Journal quotes the editor noting big losses on terminal construction at San Fran called China Basin due to a slide. Loss set at sixty thousand dollars but the contractor firm says not exceeding five thousand, to be borne by Santa Fe railroad and contractors.
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Santa Fe
China Bsin
California
The
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San Prankc
Santa Fe Railroad
Ching Basin
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe to Run Through Pullman to Los Angeles
The Santa Fe plans a through Pullman car between Denver and Los Angeles this winter, attached to the California limited service. A new sleeper will match the coach style of the ten special trains built for California traffic, with passengers from Denver transiting through La Junta. Changes at Albuquerque Hospital involve Dr N I Morrison, chief surgeon, and superintendent Dr T L Sayin, with Dr Richardson as assistant.
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California
Dene
Los Angeles
la Juste
la Junta
Albuquerque Hospital
Albuquerque
N. M
Morrison
Coast Lines
TL. Sayiin
Richardson
Surgical Operations Inspiration From Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A patient recounts years of travel and poor health leading to ovarian trouble. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, health improved within a month without missing meals, with the account highlighting restored vitality and renewed energy on the road.
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Dean Mus. Provenau
Rail and railroad disputes and an Oklahoma charter
The article recalls a Gates-Osgood clash over Colerslip Iron and Fuel and notes a long backstory of the Davenport rail line with the Northwestern and Burlington and Milwaukee. It also reports Guthrie Oklahoma granting a territorial charter to Guthry Shawnes and Coal Gate railroad with $1 million capital to build 150 miles west to Beaver, including ex Governor Barnes among incorporators.
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Northwestern
Lne
Burlington
Miwaukee
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Guthry, Shawnes and Coal Gate Railroad Company
Beaver
Barnes
Bonds for Orient Road at Cottonwood Parls Kan
County commissioners moved to submit a bond issue to aid the Orient railroad. John Eaton of Kansas City attended. A special election was set for October 24 to decide the bond question for Bazar Matfield and Toledo townships.
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Kan
Orient
John Eaton
Kansas City
Bazar
Matfield
Toledo
Railroad chat clippings show many workers hit by layoffs
A Chicago visiting trimmer notes routine layoffs and sick days among railroad shop crews. Reports mention No. 2 and other locomotive departments in Kansas and nearby states with multiple workers out sick or on layoff. Firemen vacancies persist between Kansas City and Newton, plus Osage switch engine jobs.
Santa Fe Home Visitors Excursion Tickets Sale Notice
Tickets to Ohio and Indians points go on sale September 2 at one fare plus 3.00 round trip. Valid thirty days. For details contact local agent at the Santa Fe City Ticket Office Union Pacific HRR 6 Kansas Ave CasToria.
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Ohio
The
Santa Fe
Cucumber Varieties and Cooking Methods Featured in Table and Kitchen
An article by Lida Ames Willis discusses cucumbers as a versatile summer vegetable. It covers digestibility, preparation tips, and multiple recipes including boiled, fried, stewed, baked, stuffed, and pickled cucumbers. It notes young cucumbers are gentler on digestion and emphasizes peeling and seeding practices, mastication, and pairing with sauces or fats.
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Temler
Marshmallows and Gum Drops Recipes From Old Community Page
A reader asks for marshmallow and gum drop recipes and notes a household inquiry about recipes appearing in the column. The text provides directions for making gum drops with gum arabic and sugar, plus a method for brandied peaches and peach brandy, and discusses selecting ripe peaches for canning and brandy production.
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