Railroad News Sants Fo Said to Divide Main Line
The Santa Fe system plans split of the main line with Newton as a division point. J E Hurley may be named superintendent with two divisions and headquarters shifted to Topeka, with Resseauque overseeing the northern district and the main line south from Newton.
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Sants Fo
Matin
Newton
Kesens City
Atchison, Toples & Sunt
Fairvey
Cil
Peratiouy
Toton
Kem
Purceal
Hurley
Valles
Gresting
Sante Fe
HD Stodes
General Ceanagey
Atchison, Topeka & Serra Ferulkeur
Chasie Dynn
Colradu & Routiersl
V. Pee
Railroad strike and resignations roil Pittsburg area line
Pittsburgh Jebustown Ebensburg and Eastern Railroad faces a strike slowdown with trains halted and schedules disrupted. General manager Wal ks out resigning traffic chief Patterson cites failure to rush trains amid past week’s accident as cause. Court ruling grants terminal access rights, allowing bridge work to continue despite injunction requests.
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Pigens
Pittsburg
Fibastowm
Ebeulenburg
Besterheasteuy Bare
Rtd
Sloyrs Dietz
Reidon
Mummier
Hbids
Managhe
Patterson
Chicago and Northwestern Prepare to Do Business in Nebraska
Nebraska secretary of state records show Chicago and Northwestern as an incorporated venture with Samuel J. Tilsen signed as president. The capital stock is stated as SELINA or as allocated for the purchase and lease of city and pacific routes.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Nebraska Tanceli
Ned
Augen
J. Bo Fen- Seid
Chicego
Chicago & Northwesterstate
Nebraska Feurtasy
Atnek
Selina
Chiltan
St Paul & Wong
Luc Company
Proux City & Pacific
Samuel J. Tilsen
Asie Tiefee
Bitag
Wabash Railway Fight Over Erection Near Pittsburg
In Pittsburg a dispute arose over a proposed railroad erection by Wabash Railway and allies. The plan aimed to clear the area between land parcels and Lake Erie rail lines to safeguard the Waterhouse region, prompting legal and local protest as officials warned against improper placement and construction.
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Pittebure Pa
Ausso—Ricorer Gould
Joycots
Harmary
Wabash Railwey Eyeters
Gey
Pittsburg
Erbila
Pittsbure Ter ‘Ferees
Ani Lake
Erle
Unclear historical remedy text on old age and medicine
Fragmentary OCR reads like a 19th century medical note or advertisement detailing a laxative syrup recipe. It mentions Mr Cabtwells Sprup Pepe and Herb Laxative Compound, with references to a Dr. Caidene’s Syrup Pepsin and a price of $9. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identities beyond several product names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricatved Es High
Caidene
Kansas Merchants Hope for Strong Fall Stock Funds
Kansas merchants anticipate a Southwestern conference meeting in Pratt from September 39 to 2 to discuss an intrusion and rent, with a new weekly window for stock purchases. Weather across Kansas and Missouri boosts crop prospects, prompting buyers to plan imports while Kansas City markets extend a week for orders.
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Rateas
Pratt
Hauwas Clee
Sondowest
Kansas City
Chetminsion
Trickett
Humber
Conaliern
Kawase
Missouri
Commission Men Bold Open Sale Plan Shaping Kansas City
Directors of the Kansas City board discuss Bele and fontana operations as Santa Fe contemplates open sale across eastern routes. On Wednesday the Santa Fe confirms steps toward effecting the open sale of several cents amid instruction delays and retaliation concerns.
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Kansas City
Aug
Kansas City Board
Bele & Inneting
Fontana
Santa Fe
Passes Enforced as Railroads Face Penalty Threats
City and county officers vow strict enforcement of pass laws amid rail company opposition. Officials warn violators face penalties including potential imprisonment. Aldermen question the prosecuting attorney’s motives as railroads push back against the crackdown.
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St Jose
Smc
Bella ‘Via
Bussell Page Sells. Missouri Pacific stock deliveries stir Weil Street
In Weil Street today chatter centers on two August deliveries of Missouri Pacific stock sold last Tuesday. A lot of 100 shares traded at Risz and Grea. Bouge explained his reasons for the sale and abdicated the two shares amid the market remark.
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Missouri Pacific
Weil Street
Risz& Grea
Bouge Wee
Hays Refuses Comment on Rumors of Resignation
San Francisco reports President Charles Mt Haye would not discuss rumors surrounding a possible resignation. He said he could not speak and expressed regret, while no official action has been taken by the board in New York or elsewhere regarding the presidency.
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San Francisco
Charles Mt. Haye
St Louis
Altine
Southern
Pace
Mme
New York
Directors Meet In New York On Pacific Railway Affairs
New York August 3 The Southern Pacific directors met to transact routine business no action was taken on the resignation of President Tiny The executive committee of the Asian Pacific railway committee also held a brief session and conducted routine matters at the meeting
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New York
Southern Pacific
Mit Tours
Tiny
Asian Pacific Railway
Coal Road From Shawnee To Red Fork Promoters Advance Work
The Shawnee Red Fork railroad project gains momentum as Lt. Tules and Freeman J. Short oversee preparations. Bonds totaling SEONG are placed with a trust company to back the construction this year.
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Shawnee
Red Fork
Tules
Shawnee-Red Fork
Freeman J. Short
bin Thalls
Chicago
Seong
Bok
4 Trust Company
Red Forks
Lito Shawpee
Oki
Roadbed Purchase Advances for Tulsa Line
Company holds valuable leases and has acquired the old Battle A xe roadbed. Offices will be set up in Tulsa. Franchise extended to cover the entire route, surveys completed, blueprints finished, and construction hurdles overcome.
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Prac- Healy
Tulsa
Stork
Hutchinson Branch Sets Sights on 87 Miles of New Steel Rails
The work train on the Hutchinson branch is doing all it can to complete laying a new steel rails before the snow. It is hoped the project will finish before the end of the year. Seven miles of new line are planned, and the west section has become convinced this is a major task for the year.
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Hutchinson
Newton
Eteetsar
Build into Kansas sparks Kansas rail turf dispute
Chicago reports a clash as J B Hill plans a line for Colorado Nebraska and Kansas feeding the Great Northern system while Harriman voices breach of territorial understandings. In Fort Scott survey work begins to link Oswego to Jacques Sunction challenging older Memphis Frisco alignments and signaling a consolidating move between rival lines. Frisco mortgages are filed in Guthrie and Newton starts a new coal chute project to ready for winter business.
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Chicago
J. 3
Hill
Colorado
Nepraske
Kansas
H_ Harriman
Hil
Harriman
Lins
Fort Scott
Kan
C. EB. Spencer Civil Shginner
Memphies Frisco
Frisco
R. R. Hammond
Jinques Dimation
Giwero
Spencer
Old Memphis
Wes
Kansas Fins
Kansas City
Eart Scott & Memphis
Qgswego
Jacques Sunction
Chetck
E County
Springfield
Fragmentary Labor Ledger Reveals Busy Shopfront Turmoil
A garbled labor ledger notes sickness and absences at multiple shops including tins and machinist departments. Names such as John Devlin and Frank Wilex appear among workers reported sick or on leave, with mentions of Colorado Springs and Topeka travel, plus a hospital admission and pending recoveries.
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Elmng Wetwenar
Frank Wilex
Engine 40
Jhert Patterson
hurSay Pahaeites
W. P. Wileon
Ley
Ered Bartlett
Tin Shop
Bagretenes Aes A
Hee
Meriden
John Devlin
Fisher
Rinis
Colorado
Stator
Asia
Jobis Ash
Rosndagen Force
tn_celeina
John
Fie
Vine
Parker
Hoekland
Topeka
Boul
Wein
Tilia
Molen
Hed
Goring
Wulisi Suydur
Nedther
Hares Seder
Amniguerdie
Gaytenia
Seth
Hittin
Ae Stormont
Juri Huser
Alsanainr
Colorads Springs
JM. Watson
Local notices and injuries at Santa Fe works
A crowded Thursday report details illnesses and accidents at the Santa Fe shops. Frank Sanderson, a boilermaker, begins a slow recovery and several workers suffer injuries, including a machine-related finger laceration to Edward Johnson. Alfred Blye arrives in Topeka after a long trip, while William Hares and others migrate between shops and towns.
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Jesse Hammond
Jessa
Bert Sapierson
Frank Sanderson
Italy
Neise
Sid
Porter
Tarmett
Uae
Soirce
William Hares
Sateen Ceeaen Bae
Alfred Blye
Topeka
Bae
Bernardin Gai
Tuontus Ag
F Hk Bevertys
Gunada
Erate 1
Hhs
Norett Ottawa
Lawrents
Clovsland
Cleveland
Ingeurs
Randle
Sindtes
Botler
Denver
Austin
Boler Shop
Bert Stewart
Edward Johnson
G. Yismilton
I Hamilton
Sanaus
Southern
Kansas Cry
Santa Pw
George Bolinger
Pettit
Union Faite
Elfis
Phira
Shaffer
Joseph Suffer
Santa Fe Water Service
Reel Bester
Sraman
Arkoik
Grlander
Weparcinia
Oriander
W. We Wet
Clanton
Sinta Fe
Webu
Bik Bethers
Stuttx
Frantraln
Wise
Two Die In Newark Point Train Crash Near Fairvil t
At Fairvil t, 20 miles north of Newark, an accommodation train on the Northern Central derailed killing engineer William Meagher and ticket agent Howard Thebes. Two others were fatally or seriously injured, many scalded by bursting steam pipes. among the wounded were Rev. Dr. Turges and Mrs. Burges, with Libble Ford listed among the gravely injured.
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Newark
Soday Point
Pairvilt
Bwt
Garth
Hey
William Meagher
Howard Thebes
Sodtie
Libble Ford
Turges
N.Y
Burges
Dr Warner Honored by Fraternal Congress in Detroit
Detroit August 30 The Fraternal congress elected officers led by President H A Werner of Topeka and Vice President Jos S Langate of Pittsburg with secretary MLW Sackett of Meadville. Dr Warner former vice president of the congress and architect of the reserve fund plan is praised for guiding the Knights and Ladies of Security from its early struggles to a secure era. He is an Ohio native and Wooster alum.
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Detroit
Mich
H. A. Werner
Topeka
Kun
Knights and Ladies of Security
Jos. S. Lang- Atte
Pittsburg
Mlw. Sackett
Meadville
Denver
Warner
Order
University of Wooster
Hie
Ruanses
Meriden
Kansas
Existsnes
Warne
Hiring Guards at Mines Quietly Struck District
Fort Stott Kus Aug SC In antci letion of a serious strike at the Big Four cost mines in southeastern Kansas the companies have representatives here employing guards to protect nonunion men or those who refuse to strike. The company furnishes arms and stations them inside stockades around the pits. Guards helped the companies repel a strike two years ago. The sentiment grows that a majority of the 4 000 men in the district will walk out September 1.
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Fort Stott
Kus
Aug
Kansas
Trolley Lines Combine In Kansas City Leavenworth Merge
A new corporation Kansas City Leavenworth Railway Company consolidates several lines including Kansas City Leavenworth Way Leavenworth Electric Kensington and Leavenworth Lansing Traction. Capitalization set at 32 530 000 with officers led by David H Kimberly and W F Gabriel and directors from Cleveland Leavenworth Kansas City and Arkon. Operations will base in Leavenworth with branches to Walhort and Kansas City as the board plans to complete the line with modern machinery and equipment.
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Nex
David H. Kimberly
W. Fr. Gabriel
H.C. Eilison
Charles Exarts
H. W. Wolcott
Fetary
David Ho
Leavenworth
Charles F. Hutchings
Kansas City
King Charles H. Wheeler
Arkon
HG. Walker
Cleveland
Hew Sorlace Onda
Mmones 9
Idtest
Okra
Paris Welcomes US War Minister and Hartford Visit
Paris hosts General War Minister and Hartford shipboard officials in a Franco American demonstration. Cadets are shown through ceremonies as officials praise friendship bonds. Admiral Menard and Commander Hawley attend a large dinner with American officers. Fowlers Extract of Wilt Strawberry advertised as a remedy for dysentery and summer complaints.
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Paris
United States
Hartford
Witteh
John M. Hawley
Yonar
Elupe
Ten Dollar A Head: Hoey Charged In Chinese Smuggling Case
Nogales Arizona August 3 U S collector of customs William Hoey was arraigned before U S Commissioner R D George on charges that he conspired to admit Chinese into the United States from Mexico by fraudulent means. Witnesses testified that Hoey agreed to a ten dollar fee per head and to mark certificates with the letter A for those who paid.
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Hoey
Nogales
Arizona
Wilam ‘Hoey
U.S
U. S
R. D. George
Mexico
Geo.w. Webb
Webb
Dickey
Chineman
How
Officers Elected. Pittsburg to Host Next Scientific Meeting
The American Association for the Advancement of Science elected officers including President Asa P. Fall and General Secretary D T McDougal. Pittsburg was chosen as the next meeting place as the organization closes its current session and prepares for future gatherings.
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Pittsburg
Scientiata Denver
American Association For the Advancement of Science
As-Sochitmon
Asa P. Fall
Harvard University
D ‘T McDougal
New York Botanea Gardens
H. B Ward
University of Nebraska
L. 0. Howard
U.S
Richard 3. Clifton
Department of Agriculture
Treaserer
Tr. & Woodward
Columbia University
Seertone
D. W. Northwestern University
Franklin
Lehigh University
H. A. Weber
Ohio State University
Mechanical, Science and Engineering
A. Lather
University of Minnesota
Zorlosy
C. G C. Nutting
Iowa State University
Rotary
D. B. Campbell
Stanford Universite
Stewart Cutting
Uniuniversity
Pivteburg
Necting
Special Colorado and Return Fare at $15.00
Readers are offered a round trip to Colorado with a special fare of fifteen dollars. Tickets include Sante Fe routes and include noted car types and observations of standard timings. Limited details on schedule or exact validity are provided.
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Colorado
Return
Fonto Colorado
Harvey
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Pittsburg, Jebustown, Ebensburg & Easters
Vis Row
Delia
Mech
Aneaene
Deuce
Pensylvania
St Joe
Bussell Page
Missouri Pacific Railway
Hays
Directura
Great Northern
Frieco Mortgages
Guthrie
St. Louis & San Pranciaco Railroad Company
Okizhomm Security
S.U
Worteige Eiven
Iy Menten ‘Trust
Willam H Thompson
St Lisuie
Walter Lyon
Machine
War Gown
Vna
Anata
Wanaas Ave
Lewis
Plorm. I
DR. Warner
Fraternal Congress
Winner
The
Rochelle
Abadquet
Ameri
Knare
Menard
Hawiey
Clements CO
Kansas Avenue
Otto Harps
Curry Cigar Co
California Fig Syrup CO
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