Ripley Denies Extensions and Texas Central Deal
Railroad news reports President Ripley denying new extensions and any pending purchase deal with Texas Central. Notices discuss cut‑off contracts to be let by Dunn within days and Kansas City Union Depot plans. Dense garbled text mentions Topeka, Galveston, and Chicago connections, with remarks on the Santa Fe, Gould interests, and a proposed Kansas City depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
le Pennie
Galveston
Abu
Aesia
The
Beate Journal
Topley
Tuphy
Hutning
Glotey
Gould
Santa Py
St Ie
Sanita Fe
H.A. Munge
Riples
Chicago
Thuratay
Magee
San Bernardino Showmen Protest Company Conduct
Dissatisfied shopmen at San Bernardino allege Santa Fe officials meddling inland and coastwise, claiming work stoppages and favoritism. The shops are near full operation with new print, mint, carpenter spaces, and added machinery while orange crop activity rises.
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San Bernardino
Sante Fe
Cal
Ree Narling
Lam
Albuquernua
Tomka
Wilidings
Pir
Madison dissatisfied want a better train service
Madison business leaders complain after a time card change disrupts service. They rely on telegraph orders for work and fear delayed morning arrivals from the east. Talks resume about new trains by the Missouri Pacific to boost Madison morning traffic from the east. Businessmen pledge support if improvements occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante Pe
Modienn
Ika
Madivon
Telrertoh
Atseouet Pacific
Mornine
Conductor Perry Van Kirk Dies After Amputation Injury
Injured in July at Purbin yards lake, Perry Van Kirk failed to recover. He had served as amth mate aboard Lidunta bowtal, and his wife was with him when the accident occurred at the Utah Was hecematy. Authorities determined his condition worsened from the amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry van Kirk
van Kirk
Purbin Yards
Lidunta Bowtal
Nis
Utah
Tan
Depot at EK Co Kansas City Partnership
Partial OCR describes a depot project in Kansas City MO involving Orient road Missouri Pacific Kansas City Northwestern and Chicago Great Western railroads. The note mentions a passenger steamer or steed joint operation, an official position, and a $120,000 figure, but details are garbled and dates unclear.
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Kansas City
Narsee City
Orient Road
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City Northwestern
Chicago Great West
Orient Express Depot Plans Trigger Kansas City Debate
Local discussions center on a proposed three story depot at the foot of Minnesota Avenue to serve Orient lines and connect with major western routes. Promised new rail access and direct stop rights for Orient traffic spurred predictions of Kansas City population growth and regional impact, while officials report related construction contracts and workforce changes as projects progress.
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Orden
Minnesota Avenue
Great Western
Pacific
Kansas City
Mile Point
Stilwell
Merwintite Club
Kusawe
Orientie
Kaness City
Kai
al Orient Tilng
Tte
Uys
Etiot
Town Tracks and Firemen Vie for Station Upgrade
Town tales center on rail yard work and a looming three week overhaul aimed at improving the roundhouse and track fire safety. Local officials including Thorn, Neubert, and Purcell discuss the plan as mournful reminders follow a fatal accident earlier this afternoon.
Roosevelt as a Boy and His New York Family Ties
A fragmentary portrait traces Theodore Roosevelt's boyhood in New York filled with family prominence and notable ancestors. It notes his delicate health as a child, asthma, and his father’s wealth and social status, including connections to merchants and a large family with four surviving siblings. The text recalls his early schooling, later Harvard entry, and family influence shaping the future president.
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New York
Roosevelt
Elirope
Nile
Harvard
Thackeray
Collet
Waller
Ceoemher
IMG
Mnesind Marthe Bulloch
Ars Family
Tnis
Prger
Altra
Thiodore
Thott
Corinne
Anta
Cotmahder
Suilie
Biliott
Theodore
Joan Robiumt
Mtr
Fablimon, Jr
Hives
New York City
Ranesecle
Pia Deertion
Bretes
Vancouver Street Railway Profits Sharing Experiment
The Independent reports on an experimental profits sharing plan by the Vancouver street railway company. Manager Tunteen outlines the scheme at a mass meeting of workers, with President Mahon also addressing the gathering in support of the industrial reform effort.
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Street Railway Company
Vancouver
Independent
BOC
Maenager Tunteen
Tthe Wirest Railway Company
Mahon
Ths
Vancouver Street Railway adopt workers profit share plan
The Vancouver Street Railway company and its employees agree on a voluntary profit sharing system. The plan allocates one third of the available profits after ordinary dividends to employees, with projected shares of about 20 dollars after year one, 50 after year two, and 100 in five years. Management believes mutual interest will boost company success and worker wages remain high, though there are risks of intermediaries capturing value and implementation challenges.
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America
Divi‘dends
Manger Bunteen
Uolnlab
Doltars
Vancouver Street Railway Company
Toronto Globe
Missionary rights in Turkey demand government action
Washington December 1 a deputation led by Morris K Jessup urged President Mosse veit and Secretary Haytorus to press Turkey to grant American religious and educational institutions in the empire the same privileges enjoyed by Russian Italian and German entities. The group cited unequal taxation and restricted openings of churches and schools as grounds for immediate US intervention.
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Washington
Mosseveit
Haytorus
United
Turkinte Republi
Morris K. Jessup
Chumber of Commerce of
New York
Board of Trusters
Syrian Protestant College
Bolte
Derwin R James
Presbyterian Board of Forein Missions
Samuel £. Capen
American Board of Foreign Mision
Capen
Turkey
Takey
United States
Rusaia
France
Ware
Governor Doles nominates officials for vacant posts in territory
From Honolulu to San Francisco December 12 the special session of the senate will likely close tomorrow as Governor Doles nominations for offices left by removals are expected. Henry J Cooper named for Superintendent of Public Works, J W Fisher for Auditor, Ao No Kevotkal for Treasurer. Cooper to resign as Public Works chief. George R Carter cited as likely successor. Trials of three former officials end with acquittals or nol pros. Alexander O Thompson acquitted on some charges while Joseph Woodward, a witness, implicated others and admitted guilt.
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Corresponoenys
Honolwi
Der
San Francisco
Senata
Doles
Henry J Cooper
Territory
Public Works
J. Wi Fisher
Kevotkal
Cooper
Public Marks Department
Washington
Territors
George R. Carter
Nia
Alexander O .Thompson
Joseph Woodward
Woodward
Two New Santa Maria Craters Still Smoking
Still smoking from two new Santa Maria craters near Guatemala’s devastated area. Lava glows from one crack while cold mud is ejected, as evacuees flee and a French steamer carries 170 refugees to safety. An American passenger, Alfred McKinnon, died aboard the Acapulco from volcanic gas effects.
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San Francisco
Santa Maria
Guatemala
Pele
Atapulco
Champerioo
Acapulco
San Jose
Alfred McKinnon
Unclear ballot costs raise election fees in Shawnee area
Fragmentary OCR notes claim election expenses surpassed $1,000 with Shawnee voting costs listed as $514.86 and references to special ballots and rent for voting years ago. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret but indicates high ballot costs and possible legal or procedural fees.
Warner's Safe Cure Promises All Kidney Diseases Relief
Warner's Safe Cure claims a purely vegetable formula cleanses all kidney ailments without sediment or harmful effects. It touts rapid bowel movement, offers a free medical booklet, and urges readers to buy the product at drug stores with a trial bottle and a generous liberal offer.
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Batis
Temple
Leanek
Warner
Rochester
Ike
Saat
Hyer
President Roosevelt Memory Marks Noted Presidential Mentation
A historical profile describes President Roosevelt as rapidly gaining fame for remarkable memory across U S affairs. It details his recall of geography politics commerce and regional knowledge aided by Secretary Carter and a White House information system providing daily key articles for his use.
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Roosevelt
United States
Tettingur
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
White House
Ax Kelly
Mtr
Anmurjean
Carter
Momaton
Cortetyan
Withdrawals Rise at New York Savings Bank
A London mediated report notes growing withdrawals from New York savings institutions. The figure cited shows 22,008,000 ax area in the account balances and a disputed £290,000 amount linked to ongoing Paris negotiations. The year starts with withdrawals exceeding denoted reserves, reaching 55,808 in some measures.
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New York
Don W
Paris
Times
London
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Water Service Department
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Enul Fatuine
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Taiead
Leon Obes
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Sui Kenge
Santa Pete Fegan
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Sloe
Marnie Powel
Misa Stercly Hickox
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W. Low
Aevewiedee Thorn
G. T. Neubert
Giuster
Kowa
Mvtiroad
Thugwiay
Mr Neubert
Sanin Pe
Marler Mechanic Vision
Presigene
Victor Arawetg
Alfred Lovell
John Purcell
Samuel Wien
Alexander Hev
Fopeka
Heviin
Pian
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J. A. Raum
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Kansas
Warners
Raum
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J. A. Baum
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Topeka Water Co
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