Kansas State Teachers Association Meets in December
The thirty seventh annual meeting schedules topics on Friday evening December 26 at 8 o'clock in representative hall with Modoce music. Elections of officers occur Thursday followed by committee reports and nominations. Notable speakers include Rev Jenkin Libya Jones of Chicago and Prof Gyron W King with lectures on The Cost of an Idea and At the World’s a Stage.
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Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Lieinsum
Wernieday
Association
Davidson
High Woteel
Ewards
Committee On Notarnations
Treasuer and Entertainment
Mel Jones
Gyron W. King
King’s School of Oratory
Pittsburg
Penn
Will Dattver
King
Atty Penta
Aestination
Pfrank
Colby
Helen N. Barker
Minneani
Lansdon
Forteo
Frank FR. Dwyt
Chasing P. Morgan
John MacEhpiaid
Wiste
Frank Nelson
M Is Sores Es
DE. Whittenore
Topeka
W. M
Ridgely Sets Forth Populist Creed at Hall Meeting
Ridgely, a Populist from Amber farm in Wabish County, declares he left the Republican Party in 1876. He advocates government money issued as full local tender, public ownership of utilities, state support for unemployment, and use of labor for public improvements, warning against centralization. The article notes an upcoming entertainment at BP hall by Hathbone Temples No 2 on Wednesday evening.
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Ridgely
Ianeas
Amber Farm
Wabish County
Hoss
Republican Party
Insnet
K of BP Hall
Hathbone Temples
Santa Fe and Kosmos form Central American trade link
Santa Fe announces traffic arrangement with Kosmos Steamship, linking San Diego as car ship transfer point. Mexican Central American and South American goods will move under an through rate to Pacific ports, challenging Southern Pacific and Pacific Mail for western Latin markets.
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San Francisco
Examiner
Santa Fe
Kosmos Steamship Company
San Diego
Steamship Company
Mexico
Central America
Chivagg
St. Teuie
Tie Videlon
Kosmos Company
Santa Ps
Southern Pacific
Pacitte Mau Companie
Career chronology of railroad official Healy
A garbled obituary style note outlines the career of a railroad administrator Healy. It tracks roles from senior clerk positions at Pecetpis alley to chief clerk in the Souther California railway office, then auditor and general present Kid passenger agent, and later Morathan at the Sots Garclina & Georgia railway. It mentions a Washington assignment and a succession after ThompseS disappeared.
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Banta Fe
Angiptany
Healy
Geveral Fours
Fopeks
Auitary
Souther California Railway
Hye Yeater
Sints Pe
Fix
Cai South
RaMor
Garclna & Georgia Railway
Fesia
Hy Aithers
Washington
Ttn
Ae Metant
Thompses
Morece
Remarkable November Rail Revenues Signal Strong Transport
A financial note describes November railroad revenue as remarkably favorable despite overall trade softness. While grain and cotton shipments shrink, transportation earnings grow, with total freight traffic on 203,962 miles nearly reaching 45 million dollars, reflecting sustained gains amid mixed crop movements.
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qMirt
Mt Jeant
Sera Pny
Financial Chronicle
Revenue Gains Weakened by Road Receipts Surge
The report notes a dramatic rise in road revenue with year over year gains. It cites last year earnings and a strong March month, highlighting substantial increases over prior months and extraordinary proportions in receipts across the region.
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Lise Placie Seliverien
Nases
Gould Line Promotions at Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
Stith named freight traffic manager and Lincoln promoted to general freight agent on the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain system. The first assistant general freight agent post is abolished. A parallel circular notes Stith as treme manager for the Kansas City Northwestern. the general freight agent post there is also abolished.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain
G. Warner
Wilmer C. Stith
Neent
J.C. Lincoln
Warner
Iron Mountain System
Stith
Felene Treme
Kansas City, Northwestern Railway
Efec
Moodie elected director and auditor of Rio Grande and El Paso
El Paso reports R. E. Moodie elected director and auditor of the Rio Grande and El Paso railroad after H. N. Parsons resignation. Moodie recently appointed stenographer in Sante Fe city office. Parsons to head the Morenci Southern railway construction by Detroit Copper Mining company, linking with the Arizona and New Mexico line at Guthrie in Graham County, Arizona.
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el Paso
Dec
EB. Moodie
Rio Grande and
Vnce HN
Parsons
Moodie
Sante Fe Company
Eo Jone
Morenci Southers Railway
Ander
Morendt Southern
Detroit Copper Mining Company
Arizona and New Mexico Railway
Guthrie
Graham County
Arizona
Leavenworth & Topeka Railway Reorganized You Name
Leavenworth and Topeka railroad restructured after foreclosure, renamed Leavenworth & Topeka railway with capital of 250000. Directors include A L Williams C T McLellan A A Hurd Edward Wilder and N H Teom. McLellan to serve as president. Joint Santa Fe and Union Pacific ownership with equal profit and loss shares.
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Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern
Edward Wilder
New Mountain Pushers and Westward Rail Updates
Reports from Union Pacific HQ outline ten new "pushers" for freight service with 73 000 pound engines and 2x cylinders on 73 inch wheels. Cheyenne clarifies a $3,000,000 contract relates to a cut off around Piedmont Hill, not Sherman Hill tunneling. Pueblo notes likely adoption of block signaling on the Santa Fe between here and Denver, with broader Colorado use anticipated. Interstate Commerce Commission approves extending time to fit safety devices, six months from January 1. Crew changes include Engineer Davidson, Conductor Summer, and resignations of Firemen Binder and Johnson, with scattered assignments across the Las Vegas to Albuquerque line.
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Omaha Neb
Deezu
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Sherman Hill
Sunictpal
Piedmont Hill
Piedmont RM
Sherman
Walon Pacitlo
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Here
Denver
Rio Grande
Rd la Rue
Summer
Femnison
J. D. Binder
A. W. Johnson
Relon
Henry Hickerson
Newton
Kansas
Ginter
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Sam Reveal
Minnesota
Trask
Railroad crew changes and hospital updates at Topeka and Santa Fe
A report details railway staff movements including brakemen Brakemen Peach Brennen Coltier and others departing for Minnesota and Raton. Roundhouse foreman L. Foote from Raton shops improves after hospital stay and will return. Conductor Tom Smith returns from Santa Fe hospital with kidney trouble. Engineer Price takes leave to visit his sick father. Engineer Pete Lynn will cover his run until return.
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Minnesota
Peach
Brennen
Coltier Ana
Rator
Raton
la Junta
This Place
Roundhouse
L. & Foote
Topeka Hospital
Tom Smith
Santa Fe Hospital
Yester
Price
Cerrillos
Vislt
Pete Lynn
Plumbers' association deemed a trust in Kansas court ruling
The jury found the Master Plumbers' Mutual Benefit association of Kansas a trust, awarding Durkin Leahy and others $100 in damages and $200 in attorneys fees on a $4,000 damage claim. Questions centered on coercion, dealer boycotts, and membership rules as part of a two year case.
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Durkin
Leahy
Master Plumbers’ Mutual Benefit Association of Kansas
Prescott
W. B. Young & Co
Crane & Co
Wind and Engine Company
Association
Prescott, Wilting W. 5. Young & Co
B. Wind and Engine Company
State Plumbers’ Association
Raines Brices
Mater
Kansas City
Kansas
State Members' Association
State Plumbers” Association
Hazen
Garver & Larimer
D. McKerver
A. T. Redden
Fncview
Fort
Supreme Court
The Grant Sails Today for Manila
The transport Grant is scheduled to sail this afternoon for Manila carrying Forty electh infantry and a large mail load for Honolulu and the Philippines. The transport Sikh has arrived from the Philippines in ballast and will be released from government service.
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San Francico
Rec
Honolulu
Phillippines
Sikh
Philippines
Testimony on Roberts Family Repute At Commission
Washington witnesses testify at the Roberts commission session that B H Roberts had multiple wives Celia Dibble Roberts and Louisa Smith Roberts and several children with them. The testimony details family ties and repute around Centerville Utah including alleged twins born in 1897 and interwoven household relations.
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Washington
Roberts Commission
T. J. Brandon
Centerville
Utah
B. Hi. Roberts
Louisa Smith Roberts
Celia Dibble Roberts
B. H. Roberts
J. H. Roberts
Cela Dibble Roberts
Gade
Roberts
Umeest
Brandon
BR. H. Roberts
Leou
Celia
Brigham H. Roberts
Taylor
B. EH. Roberts
BH. H. Roberts
Hay Mrandon
Hoberts
Loulua Smith Roberts
Cella Dibble Roberta
Cella
B. E. Roberts
Hobert
Cella Roberts
Cella Dibble House
Celia Dibble Roberta
Louisa Roberts
Schroder
Mr. Roberts
Mr. Myers
Page Morris
Brandon Sr
Morris Asa
Toberia
Louisa Roberta
Cella Dibblip Roberts
B. H. Roberta
Louise Roberta
Mr. Brandon
North Carolina Superstitions From The New York Sun
A reader learns popular North Carolina superstitions from rural regions. Beliefs include the crowing of a rooster signaling visitors, owls foretelling death, and signs tied to animals and objects such as cats, dogs, and teeth. Remedies and cautions cover luck, misfortune, and protection, with many folk practices noted.
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North Carolina
New York Sun
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