Organize New Trust Firm as Guardian Receiver News
Promoter A E Stilwell vows to form another trust company at once after Judge Thayer appoints Franck M Black receiver for the Guardian Trust. Stilwell claims 31 million pledged to start the enterprise, with offices in Kansas City, and promises a meeting of officers in Emporia to discuss removing the Guardian from receivership. He notes the Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railroad remains separate from Guardian affairs and criticizes Thomas H. Chadbourne’s banquet remarks.
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Thayer
Franck M. Black
Guardian Trust Company
A. E Stiwall
Orient Railroad
John W. Gates
Sturt
Guardian Trut Company
Stilwell
Kansas City
Mexico & Orient
Werce
Thomas HK
Chadbourne
Ae. Stilwell
Arthur
Guardian Trust
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
Bulwell
Emporia Topanyt Opera House
Adopt the Telephone Northern Pacific to substitute telegraph
Northern Pacific announces a move to install telephone service across the system. Long distance and divisional lines will replace telegraph for routine news and operational communication, linking each station to division headquarters and thence to general offices. The change aims to speed information flow and reduce mail delays.
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Northern Pacific
St Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific Road
Rock Island Plans Extensions With Engineers Estimating Costs
Rock Island engineers, led by Chief Engineer J. H. Pauchy, prepare plans and estimates for extensions from Liber to the Pecos River. R. W. Day reports progress as surveyors work on the southwest end. Boards indicate decisions expected in two weeks.
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Rock Island
R. W. Day
Chloe
Missouri River
Chiegen
Switchmen's Ball in Emporia Draws Big Thanksgiving Crowd
The Switchmen held a Thanksgiving ball at the Wigwam in Emporia with 40 to 60 people attending and a vivid floor filled by dancers. 366 tickets were sold and about $52 collected for a fund aiding disabled switchmen. Notable attendees included Brats, Chayile, Murry Ferguson, Re Sullivan, and many couples from Arkansas City, Newton, Beach Cobb, Miles Alexander, and Purcell.
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Emporia
Chayile
Murry Ferguson
Re Kullivan
Work Changes at Shop and Road Name Change
Work changes at shops set eight hour days beginning Monday affecting shop floors and boiler rooms. A Los Angeles meeting approved a contract for slag iron and specified costs, while the railroad line on Clark's Road will be renamed as the San Pete route under Major J. W. P.
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Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
Loe Angeles
Colorado Putel & Iron Company
Pueblo
Cot
Aoe San Peare
Los Angtles & Salt
Telegraph Operator Promoted and Santa Fe Appointments
Walter Jett has joined Santa Fe offices as telegrapher in car service, moving from Pea Where after two years as night operator. Charles Koonte of Emporia replaces him at Peabody. Dodge City news notes various local travels, appointments, and railroad routines including a deputy sheriff appointment for William Gardner and holiday events at the O. R C. dance with a five course supper.
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Walter Jett
The
Santa Fe
Car Service Department
Dodge City
Willam
Martin
Y Bucklin
John Baisch Js
New Mexico
Yoo Dillard
Crawford
Sam Williams
Coolidge
T. A. Dalton
la Junta
William Gardner
Sacta Pe Company
Mr. Pasig
Atamen
SE. Bussi
Mooiz
Calter
Willum
Inteenet On & StElt Co
Zimermanly
Montz
Eilison
Southwestern
Expanding Business News From New York Trade Review
J G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports November commercial failures total 850 with liabilities 12 200 316 down from October 742 failures 9 072 701. Manufacturing defaults 184 with 3 883 165 in liabilities. Bulk of failures in true concerns with 617 failing for 97 006 28. Four banking and financial firms defaulted for 322 000. Textile sector heavy influence, but overall business shows a solid foundation as holiday retail begins and prices rise modestly, notably in boots.
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New York
Wer
J. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Health warning for women’s health in critical period
Fragmented OCR describes health concerns for women during a crucial period. It mentions headaches backache nausea general misery and potential impact on the wife and mother’s future happiness if health is neglected. The text references confinement, lack of exercise, and a suggested remedy or recommendation by a figure named Favours.
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Flerks
Rene
Financial and Industrial Roundup Amid Trade Shifts and Prices
The article details mixed recovery across dry goods and cotton products with brown sheeting and bleached shirtings rising modestly. It notes mills shifting machinery to home use, railroads expanding purchases, iron and steel gains, and a recovering wool market. Wheat and corn futures widen declines while cattle prices slide, reflecting broader demand shifts and output expectations.
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Chicago
Uian
Alundent
Vast Treasury Gold Stock Grows as Currency Pressure Increases
The United States treasury and its branches hold a massive gold stock about 4108 million dollars higher than year end 1883. Net gold in circulation includes gold certificates and reserves, with national banks reporting about 197 million in gold outside treasury holdings. Officials expect treasury gold holdings to reach roughly 475 million dollars, with potential to exceed 500 million in time.
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Washington, Vec
Odin Azid Dullian
United States
Treasury
Tela
Canas
Klondike
New Orleans
New York
New York Reserve
Royal Canadians Parade Before Queen in Windsor
London reports the Royal Canadian regent returned from South Africa to Windsor where crowds cheered them as they marched to the castle. The queen reviewed the party in the quadrangle and thanked the Canadians for their service to the empire. Individual soldiers were introduced, including New Brunswick’s Pirate Armstrong who lost a leg and joined the march on crutches. They toured state rooms and lunched at the royal riding school.
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London
South Africa
Windsor
Empire
Armatrong
New Brunswick
Enessai
Ducked and flogged in Temesvar crowd attack
Venna Dee L Adviers describe rough treatment of two Mormon elders from Salt Lake City in Temesvar Hungary. Audience surged from the ball as the preachers spoke against polygamy, one elder ran a gauntlet of about 300 irate citizens, then was stripped and thinned by threats. The Interior minister bans a priest as a danger to the state.
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Venna
Dee
Adviers
Temesvar
Routh
Hungary
Crulsearles
Salt Lake City
Uth
Temexvar
Interior
Facier
Monroon Wticaine
Preslyte
Capitalista to Pat $4,000,000 in Central American Property
The Nations Industrial Company, with capitalization of 3,900,000, organized in Milwaukee, secures a controlling interest in the new enterprise tied to capital from Milwaukee financiers. Over 1,000,000 of the stock has been subscribed by Milwaukee capitalists in the past four days.
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Milwaukee Capitaliste
Many Reliable Witnesses Prove Cure for Chronic Catarrh
Thousands report long standing catarrh cured by Peruna with testimonials from business and professional figures across the United States. John F. Waters of Chicago testifies after years of suffering, claiming complete cure and urging Peruna for others. A veteran railroad man in Chicago is also cited as another reputable case supportive of the remedy.
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Peruvia
Océan
Ocean
John Frankfie Waters
Amony
Awyers
United States
Supreme Courts
Missouri
Chicago
The
Perma Mentcine Co
Columbus
John F. Waters
E. Randolph St
Baby Elephant Born at Ringling Brothers Wisconsin Quarters
Baraboo Wisconsin December 1 The birth of a baby elephant at Ringling Brothers winter quarters created a stir among workers It is the first elephant born in the United States The mother Alice has been with the circus for six years The calf stood within two hours of birth and can walk It weighs about two hundred pounds measures 82 inches long including trunk and 46 feet long body The calf is bottle raised and playful and will have long hair that will shed in a year
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United States
Wisconsin
Baraboo
Win
Ringling Brothers
Alice
Not a Sunday Song Arrests At Grand Opera House
New York vaudeville figures L Rose Sartella Edward March and manager John H Springer were held in 500 dollars pending examination after Sunday night arrest at the Grand Opera House. Sartella testified they sang The Bear Coon in Dixie and Paradise Head Brum. The magistrate questioned if The Hot Seat Open in Dixie was a song.
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New York
Dec
Rose Sartella
Edward March
Grand Opera House
John H. Springer
Beere! Sartella
Dixie
Paradise
Ato
Ohio Widow Marries Farm Hand in Marietta Land Case
Lilian P. Edgerton, a 45 year old widow from Marietta, Ohio, reportedly gave wealth for love by marrying her youthful farm hand. Details describe a 1 to 3 fragments summary of the estate and marriage dispute, noting the couple's ages and status as heirs.
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Ohio
Marietta
Lilian P. Edgerton
Fragmentary medical note on Perensi cure and firm addresses
A distorted passage mentions a Captain Join A Lycans of Chivas, a passenger agent, and ties to the Grand Teun rull biar cure. It references a twenty year catarrh history now cured by Perensi and cites The Perensi Medicine Co. of Ohio for destructive tree literature op.
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Lycans of
Chivas
Vestous
Tellnse
Setiue
ats _peare
Wutferrd
Perensi
Calumtus
Peruia Medicine Co
Ohio
[Untitled fragment about an arranged marriage on a farm]
A wedding occurred after a courtship on a farm where a young farm hand named Haredot worked for Mrs Edgertom. The husband of another woman died four years earlier, and the widow’s will gave the entire estate to the man, a fact she revealed to her youthful husband who initially resisted but consented to the marriage.
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Haredot
Mra
Edgertom
Central Pacific shareholders sue over stock issues
San Francisco December 1 The Chronicle reports English shareholders from London join Central Pacific to prosecute fellow investors in a U S circuit court. Morabout announces intent to pursue a conclusion to sue over recent Central Pacific investments that reduced interest among other Beneleh shareholders in the litigation.
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Sd Press
The
San Francisco
the Chronicle
Barriater
Capital W. Moreehead
London
Central Pacific Tisco
Central Ine
Brathern Pacifie Company
Kentucky Corners
Thi Wult
United States
Morsibeld
Gram
Iecent Central Escus
Beneleh
SharKey Threats Rattle Fans Before Cas Rutnin Mader Bout
New York dec 1 the pre fight build up for the match between Cas Rutnin and Peter Mader grew heated as Sharkey and Billy Maddern hurled verbal barrages. threats of a physical clash hovered while rumors of a planned fight faded into talk of possible postponement and missteps.
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Billy Madden
New York
Cas Rutiin
Peter Mader
Sharkey
Billy Maddern
Bablin
Mannner
Sharker
Jackson
Unclear OCR Text Caps Club Row and Threats
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a club dispute with references to Jeffries Jackkon Sparkey and threats to throw punches. Mentions a rent or share percentage and names Billy Mudgee and Peter ater Ths Penn Art club, with unclear motives and actions.
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Jeffries
Wickaene
Madden
Sparkey
Concessions to Telegraphers Die in Conference Fallout
A derailed negotiation leaves unresolved wage terms and no firm pact. Abstract talks adjourn with an understanding that a further meeting will seek clear Cure Instructions amid lingering dispute over concessions and operational changes.
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Tvad
Gan
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