Among Railroad Men 415 Topeka Santa Fe Members
In Topeka a union gathering with about 415 railroad men mostly Santa Fe employees forms the list. The group organized under Frank Whittier as president and Harry Chapman as secretary treasurer. Hosting discussions center on Kansas railroad matters and member support while vowing steady continuation of work for the men amid potential job risks.
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Nas
Topeka
Santa Fe
Foo Ik
Olly Ager
Jobe Ralbramd
Whittier
Harry Chapman
Wi Prumatty
Under
Crowded with Work Endangers Pea Der Project
A flood of labor and material pressure surrounds the M. K. T. of Pea Der project as bridge end construction and building departments clash over funding and necessary equipment. delays threaten timely completion and risk increased winter damage to the railway segment and surrounding infrastructures.
Engine mileage shows record rise on line at Parsons
Parson s Kansas engineers report a dramatic mileage increase with November and December figures breaking prior records. The Texas business and department push to improve efficiency amid rising engine power concerns. The note highlights unprecedented totals and potential continuation of gains if trends persist.
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Parsons
Kan
Mi. Ik
Fairway
Texas
Audi Hort
Arkansas City Items Persocasls and Notes at Santa Fe
A local correspondent reports on Arkansas City employees involved with the Santa Fe line. Mention of a railway incident near Avocadre Grand Ball at Newton, transfers, and staff movements including Roy Ridith and others.
Banquet to Bernhardt Honoring Parisian Guests
A banquet in honor of Bernhardt drew about six hundred admirers yesterday evening at the hotel. Guests included notable Parisian figures and local dignitaries with speeches praising her career. The event closed with a drawing room scene and expressions of high regard for Bernhardt’s influence on the stage.
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Bernhardt
Attempted pistol theft ends in street scuffle
Iwo Young Mee tried to steal pistols from a small gun store on Rawr Fourth Street. A confrontation with proprietor Connell led to Mee fleeing on foot, while Connell held his ground with an empty revolver. Police describe two men involved and seek public tips on the suspects.
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Ieee
Jelvck
O'Connell
BAM & Cottiie
Fragments of a Troubled Tale From Obscure Page Text
A garbled report mentions a young man named Pete Stewart and a tense scene on railroad property. Officers confront a suspect described as possibly lunatic, with unclear court or legal actions and scattered details about attire and identity.
Senate Bond Committee May Recommend Punishment for Morgan and Belmont
The Senate Bond Committee may urge punishment for Morgan and Belmont. The debate focuses on propriety and possible actions before the committee adjourns its current session.
Farm Hands Held Up as Police Seize Cash
Reported incident describes farm hands stopped by police, $10 taken, arrests made after claim they were seeking work in northeastern Kansas. Witnesses say workers protested, claiming they only sought remote seasonal labor and were returning home.
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Bac
Kanias
Ulm
Christmas Cheer and Prisoner Exchange in County Notices
A garbled Christmas notice describes a local gathering where deserters will be met and addressed. It mentions a chief and attendees including Jui S.C. MeP and Cory of us Pokive Fearndatis, with various vague references to meetings, fees, and duties. The passage remains unclear but centers on a seasonal event and community obligations.
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Tiler
Ter Willon
Baneka
Yesteryear
Sonnel
S.C
Didesiaahi
Dinesh
Itv
Anwar
Ieee
A. Childier
Chandiot
Ommikal
Jena
York
Eve Yue
Marth
Iorad
Parnes
Maisie von Muisnen
Kist- Pos Colstee
Iumurion
Anca
California
Kansaa
Trait Talaine
Sean
Alan Stor Selene
Tomas
Masons
Araun Legis Et
Masonic Temple
Keeley
Cain
Panei Sarees
Seesan
Gale
Adeeta Calor
Skye
Riwanke Wil
Roveal Titoy Haker
Caher
Chaetinatt
Chetarmiae
Adare Sare
Stan Retell
Aptletier
Beth
Opell
Pinmbeau
Sankt
Russell
Jaye Aba
Leo
AL Smmui
Lincoln
Curnanter
Whitney
Giorno
Sayuri
John Marti
Welcoti
Merrittent
Hardon
Asipeka Sroman
Topeka
Aenety al Ouve Oes
We W. Hutton
Iasanite
Arkansas City
Ausittine
Aigek
Ab Shuthurs
Melisa
Wrath Kary
Hank Vandver
Agmantta
Sudwe Perry
Cas
Weil Holt
Siselonils
Paris
Sonat Aretork
P Mansoauer
Ty Boilies
Petitiote Torpeleliss
Pata
Mina Anne McCaulley
Getfiernun
Bieast
Nepal
Jackeoy
Dilley
Graham
Grover
Ie Jueal Cptpa
Sulention
Mabe
Hedifin
Wien
Eli
Tarmac
Toneka Railwar
Kaines Gy
Thice Hollis
Slways
Daniderll
Hillow
Trail
Aryntiitie
SENATOR ALDEN MOTIVE AND MOTION TO DINGLEY BILL
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sen Alden's motive and a motion to take up the Dingley bill. The text references Osler and a motion related to the Chasley Mil with unclear names and actions. Laundry mention appears as an unrelated ad fragment.
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Dingley
Siaabin
Tak
Pollare
Otl
Peerless
Stomin Laundry
Swine Raising and Orchards Stir Iowa Question Box
A lively question box discussion on whether swine harm orchards continues. Respondents advise to keep hogs out of orchards, noting hogs damage apples and competition for root crops. several speakers cite winter needs, pruning, and tree care. Officials and horticultural society members note ongoing debates and recent meetings in Kansas and Missouri contexts.
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Ibs
Eulyett
Tutner County
Katina
Saallew
AL Stinky
Wien
Ovina Oriharda
Gierrice SM
Atayeer
Wusthe
Tauamiryman
Chioaied
Olventere
Essar
Tinie Watt
Ciernidan Cor
Isle
Bruni
Dane
Faye
Peach
Myers Coe
Ehete
The Most Popular Apple Contest Report
A damaged OCR item recounts a student apple contest with names and voting stakes. Missouri state prize links and a list of winners appear, though details are garbled. The prose notes entries, prohibited items, and judges while naming several participants and a second prize contender. The piece conveys contest activity and outcome in a hazy archival fragment.
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Meyer Barrettet
Wienie
Moria Ral Society
Kansas
Reisio
Perle
Appiayne
Missouri
Irrigation Our Saviour Regenerates Kansas Horticulture Debate
A Kansas horticulture meeting discusses irrigation as essential for fruit growth. Speakers including A. Chandiot and others argue irrigation improves yields of pears and apples while criticizing wasteful practices. The article notes a shift toward water management, soil care, and the promotion of irrigation to boost crop quality and farm profitability.
Disorderly notes amid county society counts and trials
Fragmented local notice style lists Wetive county societies and memberships, court actions, and political activity. Mentions Keeley, secretary of state, and Topeka related events. Describes legal cases, weather remark, and various names, places, and dates with OCR garble.
Unsafe New York buildings and a civic conference report
In New York City Superintendent of Buildings and Mayor Strong discussed 2300 unsafe structures and ongoing crack and flaw concerns. The article also notes a Swedish Society event at 418 Tutsi Avenue featuring Nina Watts and Declamation with names like Olen Sered and Frank Janaisgeen, plus a service by Peerless Steam Laundry offering local laundry credits.
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New York
Constable
Strong
Lnray
Nina Watts
Naityar
Adel Olen Deel
Thilna Olen Sered
Frank Janaigeen
Sone Youngroth Borie
Nina Watte
Steam Landry
West
Holiday Route Fight over Missouri Pacific Railway
Fragmented notice describes a holiday travel dispute involving Missouri Pacific Railway and routes through Topeka and nearby towns. It mentions limited fares for several days and seeks further information from the agency in Topeka Wichita or nearby locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneasithin
Seth
Town Notes and Arts Event Highlight Local Visits
A jumble of town news describes Sawyer of Manhattan, Kilmer cenit, and visits by Mrs. Todd of Aichi Street. A benefit concert at Oedenk Congregational Church features Madver and Morin Slicer with a recital by Maude Ward. Local actors, tax collector Mrs Hes, and others are mentioned alongside a winter bee and readings.
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Ganewed Meadotae
Hyerte
Kilmér
Sawyer
Manhattan
Gillewide
Lyell
Mtr
Giles
Mayo
Oraralgis
Novum
Biswffer
Kanichamt
Ind
Ae Wetke
Dari Todd
Tie Aichi Street
G Iven
Lubena
Tittle Maude Ward
Rei Shewlig & Faw
Tom Carter
Parvorine
Rincon Prateven
Florenes
Trntatl
Pepved
Tie
Morn Slicer
Olicsh
Hon Ut Bethany Collers
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Cati
Capital Lodge
Furth
Cherkineid
van Foi
Smnodd
Berton Ue
Paani Aerthans
Maui
Ping Servius
Argeli Naver
E. B. Guild
Kansas Ave
American Railway
Calon
Kansas Railroad
M. Ke T
Pe & UT
Lilliete
Witter Trac
Cote Tructiot
Santa Fa
Avocadre
Newton
Golden Gate
Eileen Otter
Vince
Pty Rol Pears
Chivas
Lietobety
Callharstia
Garmin
Roy Ridith
Telerictus
Alen Oliten
Rom
Whe
Elfens
Eth
Quincy
Fiumbereniern Vexevraton
Uckesw
Ubu
Bathie
Piasenger
Foge
Firth Street
Cepmuell
Jeternet
North Topeka
Ielephone Ase
W. Garvey
Stesur Laundrs
Poorivan Steam
Gootwin Coml Company
Queer Pete Stewart
Senate
Morgan
Bemont
Washington
Sierra
Sindee
Pendini Greta
Merpont Morgan
Perry Belmont
Ativan Guertlony
Foo
Peter Arnt
Senator Alden
Ine Chivers
Beth A St Marrs
Mrebarrd
van Harvest
Red Tune
Mable Wlust
Pig
Maliten Tush
Pippin
Ie Higtest
Sonwtinsy
York Imperial
Mt Ram
Mlesourt Eforticultural Society
Sesion
Marceiline
Katons Nwa
Tele Afar
THE
National Society
Kansas Horticultural Society
American Hortiultural Society
Inter Horticultural
Mie Sreretiry
American Hostieultiral Society
Kansas Lake
Jax Share
Morris County
Henry Raven
Lar
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Rampel Reynolds
Law
Martin Mohler
Orborne
Gametary
Wetledittinn
Reynolds
Laverence
Vaudteur
Jonathan
Sabetha
Blawatha
Junction City
Holton
Cyttonynod
Teziales
Hirie
Royera
Haya’ Keen
Meee Asta Co Sls
Doyle Cinth de Plas
Ik Oedenk Congregational Church
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