Four Mikado Engines to Replace Decapods on Mountain Runs
Santa Fe buys 15 Mikado locomotives at 20000 each to arrive Monday. They will supplant decapods on heavy mountain routes, offering greater wheel base, more drivers, and improved traction for steep grades. Trials aim to reduce wall strength and back draft issues on curves, with four signs to assist a train over difficult grades.
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Mikado
Baldwin Works
Hyuling
Ad- Wagtere
Etary
Ge Murtiger
Batu
Bas Bernardino
Erndee
Raton Mountain
Westhettioise
Rannetn
Wil! Orke
Brunwarde
New Hose Cart Improves San Bernardino Fire Dept
The San Bernardino fire department upgrades its equipment with a new hose cart, aiming to boost efficiency and water delivery. Officials say the improved apparatus will cut response times and enhance firefighting capabilities across the city.
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San Bernardino
Coeaentue
Department
Juetineler
Yous
Wew Rowndbopes at Leavenworth Leavenworth Kas
A garbled report notes Union Pacific plans a refit costing about 100 million dollars to build a new up to date roundhouse on the lake. An interview with a railroad official appeared yesterday, but the details are unclear.
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Wew Rowndbopes
Leavenworth Leavenworth
Kas
den S
Union Pacific
Relieving Sleeplessness and Nervous Tension Advised
A troubled note describes sleep problems and nervous headaches. It mentions relief from remedies including pills from Moscow and fable preparations, noting gradual general health improvement and past persistent insomnia. The account references intermittent headaches and seeking safer relief.
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Miles
Moscow
Faba
Plans for a modern two story round house on site
Mation outlines preparation for a tall brink round house to be erected on the present site. The structure will be up-to-date in every detail. It will be heated and equipped with the latest appliances found in such buildings, with plans set for early work on the Bulkiins al project.
May Move Joughins To Los Angeles Amid Uncertain Plans
A report outlines possible relocation of the Mechabital Supa unit from its city to Los Angeles if company offices decide to move. Officials discuss headquarters, ROUs, and potential impacts on staff and local operations with rumors and official inquiries shaping the timeline.
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Los Angeles
Zan Bernardino
Ture
Hordern
Gurst
Remson
Compass
Bellilins
Abel
Pension changes loom for Missouri Pacific staff
A list from the Missouri Pacific system outlines pensions for long serving employees in the passenger and maintenance departments across several districts. The note mentions retirement actions and potential relocation or residence changes for those aged over 29 years in service. The company headquarters in Jefferson City is cited as organizing the action and confirms the pension process will continue for some time.
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Orouha
Thane
Iteton Pacific Raitry
Pantie
Invenaetes
Andiling and Mechanical
Poerenger
Ams Wureting Paasengen
Thir
Ieam
Ams
Callahan case moved toward federal appeal
A seeming misstatement in the Milan incident prompted a legal challenge as the defendant company sued to overturn a verdict. The case in the fever court here seeks a federal review, with ultimate adjudication expected in the United States Supreme Court.
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Vent
Centtner
United States
Santa Fe and Rock Island officials visit St Louis fair
EENNA AND MATHER and other Santa Fe and Rock Island leaders arrived in St Louis to inspect the fair grounds and meet city officials. The group traveled by train and planned to tour the World’s Fair venue before returning to Chicago.
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Rock Island Center
St. Louis
St Louis
Den
D. Henna
Solicttue
Chi Faga
Santa We
Robert Mither
General Council
St Toate
Catatadd Yond
Worll
Parke
Chicago
Goca to Guatemala appoints new railroad head
Charles Otey Gwetkin, formerly general agent of the Wisconsin Central, is named general manager of the Caaternbe Northern railroad with HQ in Guatemala City. He will leave New York this coming Sunday for the new post.
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Philadelphia
Charles Otey Gwetkin
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Caaternbe Northern Railroad
Guatemala City
Gatemala
Gwatkin
New York
Sanday. Ale
New Catarrh Cure Promises Fast Relief from Head Cold
An old time remedy claim promotes Swarts Catarrh Tablets as an internal treatment for catarrh affecting throat bronchial tubes and stomach. A public speaker recounts chronic winter illness washed away by the tablets after failed sprays and lozenges.
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Melvertity
Drugaises
Childres
Wales
Akhoe
Loken & Besoftie
Ward Erie Developments
Lynchburg Notive Rail Agent Gwathin Reads Like Veteran
Texas car shortage hits Santa Fe as cattle shipments slow across the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe and related western lines. A prominent railroad man attributes the drop to abnormal conditions with cattle fattening and feed, estimating 60 percent fewer head moving to market and as few as 100000 cattle expected to be shipped this season.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas & Purific
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Texas & Pacific
Santa Fe Crane Struggles With Hutchinson Wrecks
In Hutchinson Kansas December 20 a large steel crane from Topeka worked to lift a derailed engine and repair freight cars. The operation faced delays as parts were missing and the engine remained on its wheels until adjustments allowed lifting before moving to Topeka for repairs. At Albuquerque New Mexico December 26 Mira Fackner, a fork operator on a Santa Fe work train, was shot in the head while in the caboose as gunfire erupted near a group of boys. She was injured but expected to recover after surgeons treated the wound.
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Hutchinem
Kas
Santa Fe
Toveka
Topeka
Albuquerque
N. M
Mira Fackner
Albuquerque Arctina
Santa Pe Tailway
Bink
Railroad People and Santa Fe Shop News Brief
Fragmentary report from a Santa Fe rail yard notes new helpers in the blacksmith and tin shops, personnel swaps, upcoming inspections, and a labor temple incorporation in Topeka. Mentions names such as Charles Smith, John Deidin, Bob Wella, Frank Haralston, Jac Ney, Thomas, Harry Snyder, and Mies Krone among others, with references to depot repairs, trolley work, and schedule adjustments.
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ES Moreia
Charles Smith
Briss Foundry
Pearr
Aahta Fe
Henry Cliy Denkle
Ieriday
Charles McCos
Gotn jeCow
Aiore Howe
Stele HS Cable
Gieia
Santa Jo
Bob Wella
Santa Fe
John Halley
Santa [Re
Sant Fe
Puitae
Frank Haralston
Jaco Ney
Santa Pe Blackamith
Elvey
Prinne i Frank
Thomas
Sante Ie
Port Madison
Labor ‘Temple Association
Mil
Lendtog
Topeka
Mies Krone
Pek
Harry Snyder
Albeaiernuet
Noltiaye
Weil Kowwen
Santa Fee
Atwy
H.R Bind
Buskivesse
Wesson
Stuare
Merman
Hop
Enn
Weed
Toten
Rao
Frank Ae
Mark Withers
Fultrand
Carpenters
Mer Mariten
Mere Jet Ae
Sara
Ry Leary
Palet
Peruna Credited by Sisters for Catarrh and Colds Relief
A letter from Sister Beatrix of New York praises Peruna for curing years of catarrh and aiding numerous Sisters with coughs colds and grip. The letter cites Dr Hartman and claims Peruna saved the charity from severe illness and benefited inmates of the institution.
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Sisters OF Charity
de Hartesan
Beatrix
W. 20Th Toll Free
New York
Hartman
Eee
Interesting Letters From Catholic Institutions
A Detroit Catholic institution reports Sister Superior’s note praising Peruna for laryngitis relief in a young patient. The endorsement joins earlier testimonials from Sisters of Charity across the country, citing throat and systemic benefits observed with continued use.
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Detroit
Mich
Ohio
Purcell shop pays tribute as Santa Fe men endure loss
In Purcell and at the Santa Fe yards, workers mourn and rally after a chief engineer’s illness spreads through the shop. The Santa Fe fire chief and division superintendents face changes, with lighthearted moments amid drills and car repairs. Governor Hunt referenced in a broader note.
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Purcell
Hen Johnson
Wits
Morsing
Viantiae
Johnson
Utter Fant
Toute
Santa Fe
William Snyder
Santa Me
Priday
Imornine
Firet Street
Mmienouri River
Cmsemeo
M.A. Tow
Bock Ladasid
II Alno
Stone
Hakemas
Frraghy
Geuge
Toni Wiedrie
Tm Pialt
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strong Lungs and Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as beneficial for weak lungs and throats, claiming it strengthens the throat and lungs to drive out coughs, colds, and bronchitis and keep them away. The copy notes the product's distinctive action and urges use for sensitive throats and respiratory issues.
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Scott
Schroeder Confesses to Counterfeit Sliver Dollars
Minneapolis report says Anton Schroeder, a young farmer, waived examination on a counterfeit silver dollars charge. He admitted making and passing the coins, claiming no intent to deceive. Bond set at 2500. jurors to be impaneled later.
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Minneapolis
Anton Schroeder
United States
Abbott
Jeters
Depaters
In States Marche
Grimshaw
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh across the nation
A Catholic Sister testimonial in support of Peruna claims remarkable relief from stomach catarrh after two bottles. Letters from Sisters nationwide are cited by Dr. Hartman, noting catarrh affects mucous membranes in head throat lungs stomach kidneys and pelvic organs. The ad urges readers to write for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman, president of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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B. Tartmas
Columbus
Ohio
Perune
Colorado
Verona
Hartman
United States
Audre
Peruna
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbu
Retiring Judge Lawrence Named Successor Swarts of Arkansas City
The article notes Judge Lawrence of Wellington retires with thanks and District Clerk Haaland presents, while C J Swarts of Arkansas City is named to succeed him next month. The event is described as a show of goodwill by the entire bar and fraternity.
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Rence
Nelson
Haaland
Lawrence
Wellington
C. J. Swarts
Arkansas City
Park Avenue Tunnel Injury Suit Seeks Damages
William J Books of Terie Pennsylvania injured in Park Avenue tunnel New York last year. Plaintiff sought 7000 verdict against New York Central Railroad in U S District Court. Case centered on damages after stipulation on negligence. physicians challenged permanent incapacity claim.
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Parke Avenue Tunnel
William J Books
Terie
Park Avenue
Disteter
New York
Wat
New York Central Raily Road
United States District
Brooks
Matiriad
Seizure of Coal Mines Bill Moves in Congress
Senator Maron of Timole introduces a measure in the Senate to empower the president to seize and operate coal mines. The bill allows the attorney general to seek a circuit court order, appoint a receiver to operate the mine, and ensure public coal supply.
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Congress
Washington
Dev
Maron
Timole
Senate
United States
Wit Coud
Ex Smelter Employee Adjudged Insane in Kansas City Case
Argentine Kansas December 20 Charie Sweitzer former paymaster at the Argentine smelter was adjudged insane by a probate court in Kansas City Kansas yesterday. It is believed the collapse of the smelter and the loss of his share from that action affected Sweitzer’s mind.
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Kan
Charie Sweitzer
Kansas City
Sweitere
KU Professor Injured in Laboratory Accident
Lawrence Kansas December report states University of Kansas professor Dr E C Franklin sustained facial and neck injuries and his son escaped with minor harm after an incident in the laboratory.
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Lawrence
Kan
Dec
University of Kansas
EC. Franklin
Adide
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