Choynski Touts Edge As Opponent Closer To Weight Match
Choynski and Australian Jimmy Ryan prepare for a Tuesday night bout in the Tribuake Athlete Association arena. Choynski, seeking a first time near his own weight, insists he has the edge in experience and form. He vows victory as he trains hard for the gong while discussing past matches and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Choynski
Jimmy Ryen
Tribaque
Choynski
Choymici
Etter Ols
Dan Ver
Meine Hyers
Exhibit Train Tour Ends With Pay Dispute
Railroad cars and an exhibit train faced a pay dispute when B and C refused to haul the band and pumpkins without extra pay. The Rock Island depot crowd grew large in the city before the incident in Chicago. Baltimore and Ohio balked at freight parity with other cars, forcing a tour derailment as lines could not agree on terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syl
Dinox
Rock Island
Chicago
Baltimore & Obi
New York
Baltimore
Whrn
Hattimore& Ohio
Santa Fe to Move Division HQ to Colorado Springs
Denver dispatch reports K J Hawkins appointed depot taster at Colorado Springs. The depot soon becomes a major hub with expanded yards, new tracks, and headquarters moved from La Junta to Colorado Springs, reflecting growing Santa Fe rail operations and a Denver to Puccin double track plan.
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Bante Fe
Colorado Springs
Denver
K. J. Mawkins
Thexir
Sanita Fe
Ricin Railroad
Denker Yesterfas
Cartain Lon Binree
Aquarest
Chicago
St Luisa
Hawkins
Yas Rowky
Dyer
Santa Fe
the Springs
Satta Fey Gulf
Mead
Staek
Santa Pe Division
la Junta
Puctin
Queer Case of Donahue Witnesses Amputation Pain
Conductor James Vonahue recounts phantom pains after his arm was crushed and amputated at Santa Fe hospital. Chief Surgeon Kayter notes a similar case where residual pain persisted post amputation. An employee with a severed hand later felt intense sensations caused by a pebble embedded in the palm, leading to further surgery and relief after the hand was burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vonahue
Santa Fe Hospital
Donghue
Cepital
Kayter
To Live in Denver F C Gay Plans Move
F C Gay, recently resigning as Santa Fe general freight agent, will relocate from Topeka to make Denver his permanent home. He favors the Colorado city and believes the move will allow him to attend to mining interests more effectively.
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F.C
Mining interests pursue sale of California copper mine
A San Francisco mining note reports the Denser ore shipment from Mr. Gay's California copper mine is steady and profitable. Negotiations are under way for sale of the mine, with potential terms reaching at least three quarters of a million dollars.
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Eecetel
Mr. Gay
California
BP and G Goes to Court Over Railroad Boycott
Kansas City Pittsboro Gulf railway receivers Samuel W Fordyce and Webster Withers won a circuit court restraining order from Judge Thayer. The twelve western railroads are enjoined from canceling joint rates or refusing shipments under August tariffs. September 21 was set to show cause why the injunction should not become permanent.
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St. Louis
Samuel W. Fordyce
Webser Withers
Kansas City, Pittsboro & Gulf Railway
Thayer
Chambers
Rock Island Brakeman Dies After Hunting Accident
Pratt Aug is killed while hunting plover near Rock Island. Harris, a brakeman, accidentally shot himself. load entered left arm. He died en route to hospital with wife at his side. Harris had arrived last week to replace Chats Huxtable.
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Pratt
Sarris
Rock Island
Pee
Ratimad
Ie Xan
Harris
Dileral
Wreck inquiry and oil trial plans dominate rail news
An investigation into Saturday evening wreck near Muncie outside Kansas City found the east bound engineer and conductor equally responsible. Union Pacific plans using crude oil to lay track oil tests on the Cheyenne Wells division. Santa Fe reports derailments near Wichita and Dale with wheat piled on tracks. Reserve Santa Fe engines Nos 11 and 17 are moved to service, with more housed engines readied for freight and passenger traffic.
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Rock Island Epet
Rock Island
Muncie
Kansas City
Union Pacific
Cheyenne Wells
Denver
Santa Fee
Sixth Street Roundhouse
Rare Plant Collection Attracts City Interest
Harts Goodrich of the south offers one of the finest selections of choke flowers and plants in the city. The catalog includes a calladium or Stephanotype with huge leaves up to forty inches wide. Goodrich resides at 712 Topeka Avenue.
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Harts Goodrich
Anops
Mr Goodrich
Topeka Avenue
Brakeman Lorler to Denver Flight Amid Transit Notes
LAS VEGAS OPTIC notes a brakeman named Lorler expecting to go to Denver within a day or two. The report mentions traveler illness, conductor Greenteak, and a planned ride to El Paso, with engine 251 and Moran involved in western Kansas movements.
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Lorler Ofates
Denver
Jake Bhuit
Parconger Traverante
Ahd
Greenteak
Paannger Teltigurinte
Erectaner Brink
Sandaatrret Albsrayerave Ee Silathbern
Gancenger
Rave Ae
Ubcence
Kde
Catton
el Paso
Insiicor Moran
Westren
Kansas
Aaster
Tapsine
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Act of Congress Mention
Fragmentary text references in Albuquerque urgency and Raton context plus an act of congress. Content is garbled with many misspellings and lacks discernible events, names, or dates to summarize into a complete news item.
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Garda
Raton
Congress
Railroad Notes Overhauls and Crews Missing Members
This week two engines will be broke in daily while crew changes occur. Jares Joned arrives from Argentina to replace Roandtier, and Andy Sroth takes a brief layoff. Traffic on the Santa is disrupted as one unit is off for a few days. Marceline line foreman Milt Player returns from vacation. Al Yotry enjoys vacation elsewhere while No 157 is broken in today by Beeler and M. Kelly. Jot Nicholas travels to Kalina for a two week inspection and victory. Fred Carson’s crew returns from a trip to Wana and the East. Norton Puyhe, the superintendent, is back from vacation in Colorado.
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Argen
Tine
Roandtier
Andy ‘Srotth
Meee Arene
Enor
Round House
Pireman
al Yotry
Agine No 157
Wes
Beeler
Kelly
Colorado
Nicholas
Minetine
Hope
Kalina
Fred Carson
stiops+sand
War Paint Arapaho Attack Sparks Outbreak Fears
A band of Apaches in war paint arrives near Jerome prompting fear of renewed tribal conflict. Leaders purchase supplies and march toward a distant fort while violence erupts. Reports describe mutilations and killings as both tribes face possible extermination with no soldiers present to stop the tensions.
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Jerome
Aziz
Hirome
New Mexico
Thibet Travel Reports Opened by Amendsen and Bonin
Aug 2 Tacoma dispatch details a voyage by Amendsen and J Bonin into Chinese Tibet in the southwestern Lee Chuan Province. They describe poverty versus moral status, village structure, priest kings, and restricted travel. Nearby Chinese land purchases near Wu Ha anticipate a future port opening and foreign investment deals including Kobe water works and Morgan interests in Japan.
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Tacoma
Mili
Chalsg
Thin Plane
Amendeenh
Wain Lamaseri
Chalag
Iowa
Amendsen
Id Hung Chang
Ei Han Chang
Wu Ha
Jila
Woo Sung Earl Li
Pekin
Kobe
American Tring Company
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Japan
Efforia
Aether Kills Himself Over False Report in Donegal
Dublin reports the Donegal sheriff M Sinclair killed himself after learning a daughter, 18, was drowned in another county. The tale proved false, sparking a countywide uproar. The author of the false report remains unknown. In Colorado news, Greely records a peak heat day with high temperatures and no notable incidents.
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Dublin
M. Sinclair
Donegal
Belmont Writes Openly Declares L N Fighting Democracy
Belmont asserts the Louisville and Nashville railroad is opposing democracy. The statement accuses the railroad of anti democratic actions and implies political pressure on civic processes. No further names or dates are provided.
Letter Read Aloud Alleging Belmont Control of L N Railroad
A crowd in Elizabethtown heard Senator Goebel and others react as a letter read from August Belmont claimed the Louisville and Nashville railroad is orchestrating against democracy in Kentucky. Belmont’s letter, favoring Goebel’s adversaries and criticizing the railroad, cites investor and stockholder concerns and asserts political influence via publishing campaigns.
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Louisville
Elizabethtown
Sana Gor
Willa Goebel
August Belmont
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Goebel
Blackburn
Kenton
Courier-Journal
Ntba
Yuna
Adam
Leuteville and
Nashville Ratiront Company
Ue Retmnants
Grationacene
Juan
Ec Thre
Lombigatie
Heart Todd ‘Company
Cleveland
America Securities
Commonwealth
Ebery
Misrath
Tillivalie Aia Nanietin Ratiregas
Shane Yiookhullers
Europe
America
Stork Wise
Hechilds
Milton H. Smith
Ethina
A. Ku Ae
Terprise
L. & Nowe
Atrituil
Susan B Anthony Abroad and Royal Etiquette Tales
Two Washington Post anecdotes recount Susan B Anthony meeting royalty and public figures during travels. The piece blends humor about etiquette, fatigue, and the suffrage leader’s influence while hinting at reactions from peers about her stamina and public role.
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Washington Post
Srasa B. Anthony
Lennon
Gibson
Davy
Lupcheot
Chris Par
Qucen
Hane
Bee
Anthony
Tod
Snake
The Burlington Route a Good Rail road
The Burlington Route offers eastbound service from the Missouri River to St. Louis and Chicago with wide-vestibuled trains and free chair cars dining cars and Pullman sleepers. Northbound two daily trains to Omaha Sioux City St Paul. westward to Colorado and beyond with two great trains daily. 7000 miles of standard railroad.
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Missouri River
St. Louis
Burlington
Omaha
Sioux’ City
St. Paul
Colorado
Standard Railroad
Wellman Faithful Yet Frail Explorer Returns From Polar Trek
Walter Wellman leader of the Weilman Polar expedition arrives in Tromsoe Norway after returning from Franz Josef Land with his right leg injured by a fall into a snow crevasse. He recounts a perilous voyage, the loss of companion Ventzen, and plans to reach the pole, noting continued caution and future Arctic work.
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Hull. Eng
Walter Wellman
Tromace
Norway
Franz Joseph Land
Wellman
Pole
Mr. Wellman
Travasoe
Dune MA
Ehixwood
Prof
Andree
Cape
Jackson
Bald
Baldwin
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Weather Bureau
Cape Keller
Fort McKinley
Ventzen
Bjervier
Ares
Sick Women Advised to Seek Mrs Pinkham’s Advice
A letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fibroid tumor relief. Mrs Vas Crert of Jenser City, New Jersey, credits the remedy with disappearance of the tumor and restoration of health after prolonged suffering and failed treatments from doctors.
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New York
Lydia E Pinkham
Mas
Vas Crert
Lacquess Ave
Jenser
London-bound mail boat party turns toward city
A York omnibus fragment describes a group arriving aboard the Ellorada, the Norwis mail vessel from Bergen to Hull. Mr Wellman attracts attention as the center of interest, while the Hull segment provides a formal send off. The party proceeds immediately to London.
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London
Norwison
Bergen
Hull
Mr. Wellman
Phelongers
Hiss
Thatcher accused swindler tries to commit suicide in court
From London comes word of a man named Thatcher accused of deceiving citizens across cities to reclaim supposed funds. He allegedly attempted suicide after meeting his British wife and confiding their plight. His financial ruin and the dupes who sought refunds end with no money in hand.
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New York
London
Thatcher
Ohie
Chicral
Pum Thatcher
Hie
Dupes
G. A. R. Train to Philadelphia via Santa Fe Route
Santa Fe will run a special train to Philadelphia on September 2 for G. A. R. members families and friends attending the Thirty third National Encampment September 4 9. Round trip fare 330.55. Train includes Pullman palace and commodious chair cars. Topeka agent T J King provides a folder of information and mentions fares to New York Washington Ocean Grove Gettysburg and more.
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Philadelphia
Santa Fe
Pullman Palace
T. J. King
Topeke
New York
Washington
Pope Pleads With French Scouts to End Revolt in Rome
Rome correspondent reports Father Marts, head of the Jeauita, meeting with Theops and others to urge French Scouts to moderate their stance and prevent further upheaval as events unfold in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreyfus
India
Theops
Rome
Bing Stalt
Father Marts
Traveling Men Plan Attendance at Democratic Conference
A 19th century notice reports a Wichita Democratic delegation of about 100 traveling men attending a conference next Friday. Arrangements include Wichita speakers Leon Ware and others. The piece mentions Barer nga eS nacimacy and references various names and local firms connected to the event.
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Wichita
Tammany = ciety
Wichia Democrate
Utciner
Leon Ware
Bing
Gio
Gio. Ww
Stubetlend
W. Ho Witeon
A. Z. Arnold & Bon
A. J. Kane
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Wreaen
AY Drug Department
THE
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
T. L. King
Andrew WA
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Kas
Ofice Bours
Peka Transfer CO
Kansas Avenue Ofice
House
F. P. Bacon
Choynski and
Ryan
Shula Siarranea
Berane
Weolverton
Kan Ave
Railroad News
Syl Dixon
Pumpkins
Donahue
Lock Island
Ueroundea
Mans
Mii
Daealble
Thie Ehh
Ike
Wichita, Ave
Dale
Las Vegas
Optic Notes
Railroad Notes
Segushmen
Cool Colorado
Cole
Greely
Sande
Aftarsson
Tiscen
Belmont
Louisville & Nashville
Belmonts
Susan B. Anthony
Abroad
Fife
Daltin
Gauires” Pharmacy
Keane Eas
Sliema “Equipis" Pharmaty
Kansas Avenue
Harmaworth House
Byervix
Bjervig
Theen
Sedges
Rudolf Island
St Decreex
Car
Fee
Freedendalinds
Dr. Nangen
Jelands
Payer
Nansen
Franz Josefland
Harmsworth House
Huldwir
Wilenekland
Wilczek Land
Graham Bull Jand
American Geographical Society
Aca
A. Harlan
United States
United Expedition
Hartship
Stansfield's
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