Secretary Root’s Brother Weds In Noted Ceremony
A fragmentary notice reports the marriage of Secretary Root’s brother to a person named Sisiane, noting Dr Root as an alumnus and a professor, with references to Hamilton College and wartime roles. The text mentions a scrapbook discovery and rewards for rediscovery efforts by Sammuel Rudess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Ananias Club
Sammuel Rudess
Root
Elum Root
Mathematica
Hamilton College
New
A Bagnan Loos His Stock
Dec 17 report from Guithris Ol notes settlers in the new country losing northern born stock to Texas fever and ticks. One Kansan lost 100 head recently and smaller herds have been wiped out. Northern cattle die as soon as infected, prompting quarantine officers to pursue violators of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagnan
Guithris
No Return to the Old Tri-Weekly Passenger Trains
W J Black discusses California limited trains and summer patronage impacts, noting weather and dust affect travel. He advocates keeping the dining car standard and plans for a women’s club convention excursion rate from Chicago and other cities to Los Angeles, with details on limited seating and exclusive use by attendees.
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Sanin Pe
Nis
Brody Davies
California
Buck Tailay
Mr. Black
Fran
Custi
Aig
Santa Fe
Twisters
Basta Fes
California Limited
Rallzoaa
Federation of Women's Cuba
Los Angeles
Chicago
St Joseph
Topeka
Wopees Cileretell Clubé
Knights of Pythias
Rm Peene Ates
Lon Angeles
Rail Line to Emporia Project Placed Under Formation
A new railway line from Ka to Emporia in Kansas is planned as part of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas system. The Nebraska segment will be organized under a separate corporation, with incorporation expected within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiana
Meha
Arspeleal
Ts Corporation
Belny
Emporia
Kan
Heting
Nebraska
Incomplete Kansas City to Emporia Rail Link Plan
A fragmented OCR note outlines a proposed rail line from Omaha to Emporia via Kansas City and mentions key figures Orman Charles Wheeler and Kansas City men. The plan envisions stock held by packing house interests and a completion target within eighteen months, creating a direct line from Omaha to Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Orman
Resa Vt ‘Ative Eceey
Charles & Wheeler
Kansas City
Si Packing House
Omaha
Emporia
Report of San' ee roll officers reveals large bond issues
At the annual meeting the director announced a publicly released report detailing major expenditures for equipment and terminal improvements. It notes 26,744,952.50 spent on Santa Fe Pacific items and 4,670,841.21 charged to profit and loss from discounts, betterment funds, and miscellaneous items. The report references general bonds issued to finance the Santa Fe Pacific and to retire other bonds under a reorganization plan.
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Cad St
Witner
Gramise
Inetruc
Vector Morimets
New York
Morawetz
Dent Supley
Topeka
Frais Oei
Banta Fe Pacife
Santa Fe Pacific
MACHINIST OFFICERS SHARE NEWS OF LOCAL LODGE AND ICE HARVEST PLANS
The Topeka lodge elected officers led by W D Luke as president and Lester Sedgwick as past president. New members from Horton and Emporia were initiated as the organization grows. A San Francisco lodge letter discusses Pacific coast strike action with 5220 workers affected and nine hour day demands. Santa Fe plans an ice harvest with 8000 tons expected, plus 10 400 tons at La Junta if cold weather holds. New Burlington officials elected in New York. Chicago Burlington and Quincy directors name Harr as president and Miller as views. K N and D engine crews see promotions and transfers with Myers moving to run between Kansas City Coffeyville and Holsington. Henderson leaves for Los Angeles for a machinery meeting and a Topeka gathering is planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Machinists
W. D. Luke
Lester Sedgwick
Emporia
Topeka
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Hot Springs
Las Vegas
N. M
Bee
la Junta
Colo
Amississippi
New Burlington
New York
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway
George EB. Harr
Darius Miller
J. A. Pensley
Ho EL Jarvis
TS. Howland
A. G. Branwood
George H Earl
Imany
Charles Rosendal
David Rider
C. Leenan
Charles Gerberick
George Fensky
Miltor
Oere Wiliam Havens
Tin Ahip
Atchison
Arthur Steward
Thomas Leonard
Saunders
Smith
G. Cc. Grout
Claude Holmes
David Wizer
Clark
Old Country
Bam Joslin
Martin Minnick
Bojlermaking
JG. Sullivan
Ald
Rader
Kauai City
J.C Covert
J. M. Covert
Chandler Street
Rovert Wells
Aiiige
J. J. Griffith
Furen
Jonph
Saan Keller
Aiee
Sue Ayant
Saal White
Hugh MacGivern
Peter
Missouri Pacific
Ena
Poe
George
Paxton
Orks
Hock Taland
Horton
Stockwell
Richard Stalthorn, Jr
Bere
George J. Graves
Buffilo
E. Men Graves
Graves
J. M. Meade
Sam Zimmerman
The
O. DeMoss
Madison Street
James Cumming
Orie
Sewall
Topeka ‘Turner Minstrel Company
Turner Hill
Tumber
Rho
Jerry Duntin
Ben Austin
Tnshia Job Na
Sante Fettermakers
Point Richmond
Calden
Pacife
Louie Oblene T
Finte
Christman
William Frame
Bill
John Player
J Frame
Waukeaha
Wis
Prashe
Frame
Kind
Player
Hlmer King
Monay
Buld
An Ghele
Haikem
Wile Hamiting
Pumphouss
William Sheldon
Boilet
Kentucky
Nellie Tarael
San Bernadino
Cal
Eran
Geo
West
Ca Gillearin
Israel
Ben Dustin
Thomas Moriarty
Santi Fe
Abiterne
Mrr
Moriarty
Pines
Opaken
Strons City
Kan
Superior
Neb. Co. Bh. Saa
Rock Island
Goodland
Mondas
Thing
Pei
Diddison
Kremin
Biddivon Tins
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Free Sample
An old advertisement explains a home test for kidney health using water, then promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief from back pain, urinary problems, and alcohol effects, offering free sample bottles and literature by mail from Kilmer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Topeka State Journal
Conference on railroad association work speakers listed
On December 18 and 19 delegates will hold a conference to discuss evangelistic meetings Bible classes and social educational work tied to railroad association efforts. The meeting’s expenses are borne by Mr Helen M Gould and speakers include MCA workers across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ost
J. N. Greene
Adegates
Railroad Association
Helen M. Gould
MCA
United States
Burned $27 Check and Santa Fe orders for cars
A Monday incident reports Frank Palmer burn a $27 check over a gas jet after paying his wages. Santa Fe orders 2000 box cars and 150 stock cars to arrive by next summer, plus 600 ballast cars to be delivered by January or February. Marion depot burned Saturday. workers fit up box cars as a temporary depot. Various railroad staff noted absent or altered duties, with several named workers affected by illness or transfers.
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Frank Palmer
Palmer
Christma
Santa Fe
The
Tm Company
St Marion
Marion
Topeka Shops Newsroom Struggles and Recoveries
A long list of Topeka Shops employees faces injuries illnesses and transfers amid cold weather. Workers like Joseph Spendrove and George Graves face slow recoveries while others adapt to reduced heat and shifted duties. A Turner Minstrel show is set for tonight, and stock reorganization continues as managers plan two weeks of stock-taking and new class initiatives.
Horrible and Blasphemous Grand Jury Return Worded Comment
In London at the Old Bailey, the grand jury brought in a true bill against Theodore Jackson and Laura Jackson born Dina De Bar. The recorder, while discharging the jury, denounced the case as bearing a horrible and blasphemous character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Old Halley
Theodore Jackson
Laura Jackson
Ann Odella Dina de Bar
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Dr. Lyon
E. O. DeMons
L. M. Paxywru
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St
Kansas
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Colorado
Alfalfa Hay
Kaczynski & CO
Jackson
Maiko
State St
Che
Chila Lees Winslow
Sam Radges
Ananias
Tion Pacific KH
Ianday Aya
Railroad News
W. J. Black
Wil
Club
Califoria Fie Syxace Co
Catafornia Fie Sylur Co
Ripley
Order
D. N. Myers
Fort Stott
Fort Scott
A. Smith
Mr. Myers
Coffeyville
Holsington
Songer
Myers
Geo. Willec
Dan
Villeo
Physicians &Surgeons
Botter
St. Brakemin
van Beek
Argentine
Joseph Spendrove
William Black
George H. Carlson
Chelaon
Flo
Hert Stewart
Mark
Ariaisam City
James Collinson
Mnmter Mexchanic
Newport
Ark
Iron Mountain
DeWitt &Co
Dewitt
Via
E. W. Thompson
T. A
Kans
South Omaha
Diewend
Southwestern Fuel CO
MT. Carmel Coal Co.s Coal
Kansas Ave
First National Bank OF
State of
Shawnee County
City of
Ees
Hanter
Cashier
Rossixoror
Viewaint
Bowman
Asst
Cashion
Pinecows
Rolmora Lantry
Wm. Sims
Chas J.hawley
George B. Palmer
Phann
Masonic Temple
Jackson Street
Bessen
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