Notable Magazine Fragment From The Fensy Era
Fragmented OCR hints at a late 19th or early 20th century magazine, mentioning The Fensy Magazine at 459 Fifth Ave New York City. It references editorial staff, advertising, and distribution notes with scattered names, places, and prices, suggesting a period-piece publication profile rather than a cohesive article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitaiuies
Esiaatty
Alan
Tarensby
Murnane
Germany
FENSY
Fifth Ave
New York City
Pernt Magazine
Four Killed by a Train in Palmyra Devastation
A wagon carrying Peter Nichol and family was struck by a locomotive near Palmyra Missouri on December 29, killing Nichol and one grandchild. A daughter died later from injuries, another child is injured. The crash destroyed the wagon and left survivors in shock with a trail of fatalities.
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Palmyra
Dev
Peter Nichol
Hin Qaushtert
Railroad News Affects Santa Fe General Offices
Work at General Offices shifts and upcoming leadership changes at the Santa Fe system. New General Superintendent Mr J J Prey and General Superintendent Mudge plan January 1 reforms as operations move from Avery Turner’s unit to the central offices. Nixon tours Texas as Ressseaule and others prepare to assume Gulf division duties and direct Galveston to Topeka service adjustments.
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Santa Fe
Rome
Uume Aco
Ota Secanegate
J. J Prey
Mudge
Ute
Freys
Hancred
Avery ‘Turner
Dellow
Eycineor Pelt
Pendell
Heider and
McGeon
Collinson
Topeka
Lorient
Atchison
Hunters and Rabbits on the Kilmer Meriden Hunt
A party of Santa Fel engineers and firemen led by Kyler and Leat travel to Kilmer aiming to walk to Meriden while hunting. After a long chase a single rabbit drives their plan, and with no money to buy game they pool a quarter to buy two rabbits and two venison hams from a local shop, sharing the spoils among the four hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyler
Fred Bartell
Oscar Jones
Chas Leat
Santa Fel
Kitmer
Meriden
Sion
Kilmer
Lech
Callroad
Jones
Eyles
Harter
Leaf
Eyree
Avery
Ion
Sones
Etyer
Loews
Eyler
Leat
Bart Percuasion
Tivbers
Frienia Lest
Editor Defends Railroads in Railway Journal Dispute
The Railway Journal editor rebukes William Allen Wiles for an article on freight rate advances, accusing him of lacking tariff knowledge and moral judgment. The piece claims railways manage tariffs, raising prices by about 10 percent for commodities they buy, and warns of further scrutiny if critics press unfair discrimination.
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Willam Allen Wiles
Kassas Fee
Peffers
Lehens
Simpsons
Han
Railroad Schoolhouse Automatic Air Brake Car in Transit West
A Chicago paper notes an automatic air brake instruction car traveling west from New York to Chicago over the Baltimore Ohio system. The car is designed to teach trainmen and other employees the brake mechanism and its operation during transit.
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Chicago
New York
Chicxeo
Baltimore
Ohio
Tran Ren
Train air brake school tours divisions for staff
Westinghouse experts run a traveling air brake school car visiting divisional headquarters. Conductors brakemen engineers and firemen are issued two daily sessions from 8 20 to 12 20 and 1 to 5 30 p m. They are tested on air brake knowledge then lessons cover gaps and the construction principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Company
Wolock & m
Chicago Grain Car Blockade Eases Shippers Expect Contracts
A number of western Chicago roads issued notices that the grain car blockade eastbound from Chicago has ended. Spokesmen said agents may now arrange shipments east of the city, easing jams at the belt line junctions and promising relief to car dealers and shippers after months of congestion.
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Chicago
Wee
Cook County
Truce Expired as Northern Pacific Eyes Route Shift
The Northern Pacific and Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company truce expires February 6. NP plans resumed construction and a potential cut off to Missoula, Montana, shortening the line by 160 miles and saving 100 miles via the Snake and Columbia rivers to Portland. Details discuss route, duties, and sparse local remarks on spotters and cross-border trade.
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Lewiston
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Oregon Hallway & Navigation Company
Oriental Traide
Rorshern Pacific
Endeavoritie
Portland
Clearater
Pot Latch
M Mifes
Railroad crews shift as illness and travel ripple through Newton
Brakemen Neely and Davignon recover enough to return to work while Brakeman Falsreet relocates from Great Bend to 235 West Firth Street. J H Banker and family plan a short Galveston trip. Various engine crews update locations as engines move between Panhandle and Topeka shops. Fireman Caldwell rests, Potter and Potter parties adjust travel plans. Continuous roster changes affect operations with engines 107 and 205 arriving from Panhandle division and others en route to western division for temporary service during the rush.
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Neely
Davignon
Falsreet
Great Bend
West Firthtreet
J. H. Banker
Galveston
Caldwell
Topeka
Chicago
Bille Peters
Ing
Harry Forrester
Los Angeles
Cal
Panhandle
Seventeenth Annual Kansas City Clerks MeetingAt Wichita
The seventeenth annual meeting of the State Association of City Clerks of Kansas will open December 28 at 2 PM in the Wichita city building council chamber and run through December 29. President G Patti of Eldorado predicts a large attendance. Topics include property taxation value assessment, tax toll reforms, and county and township clerks duties. The program lists sessions on assessment, levy plans, and clerks’ relations with county officials, with speakers from multiple Kansas counties.
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Wichita
M. Fitus
Barton County
Board of Christy Commissioners
Hy D. ¥. Wilson
Republic County
I. Me Tutt
Jeffer- Sor
A. M. Denny
Sedgwick
Raeesants
Yeager
Reno County
Geo. B. Cole
Etate “Oittetel
H. F Prankenburger
Bourbon County
J. A. Davenport
Phillipsburg to Have Waterworks by Jan One
Phillipsburg plans enlarging its water system with a new dam across the creek and rock and concrete works. Water will be filtered and directed to a large well away from floods, with extensions moving from a rest side well and a relocated boiler and pumps to a farm south of town.
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Phillipsburg
Philipsburg
Deerenek
C. Cummings
We Creek
Emery for Congress in First District editorial attack
A partisan editorial lambasts the First district congressional fight as dishonorable and driven by self interest. It endorses R. M. Emery as a commendable candidate, arguing he would restore integrity and represent the district with credit in the Republican votes.
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Sancina Commerci
Concrntne
Nero
Pery
Horn
R. M. Emery
Oil firm sues over county tax valuation in Wyandotte
Standard Oil of Kansas challenges the Wyandotte county board of equalization over increased personal property valuation for taxation. The company says its non real estate value is $20,619.07, while rolls show $37,000 and asserts assessment should not exceed $10,000.
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Kansas City
Kan
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
John Caskey
Wyandotte
le Onder
Derbghal
Oss
LesEses Atent
Dramatic Faust Scenes At Crawford Theater
The Hartz mountains Walpurgis night incident inspires a Mor rison's Faust scene reproduction. Faust will be the Christmas attraction at the Crawford theater with Maloney's Wedding at Grand Opera House. Sweeney and Alvido minstrels also at Crawford Tuesday with thirty six in the company. My Friend From India with Walter E B Perkins comes next Thursday.
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Faust
Crawford Theater
Malheey
Grand Opera House
Maloney
Sweeney & Alvido Minstrels
India
Walter EB. Perkina
Feared hydrophobia case in Caney area
Three caidron from the Territory, seven miles south of Caney, were brought to treat wounds by Dr Kelly's madstone after a doe reportedly went mad. The victims include a seven year old boy, son of James A Robison, and two Robison children aged about 1 and 10. The boy suffered a severe arm wound with mudstone attachment noted.
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Independence
Caney
Dr. Kelly
James A. Robison
Art
Amos N. Robison
James Robison
Sunday Church Notices and Holiday Services
A jagged list of church schedules and programs across multiple congregations. Details include preaching times, Sunday school sessions, junior and senior youth activities, cantatas, lectures, and holiday observances at churches such as First Methodist, Madonna, Episcopal, Baptist, Presbyterian, and others.
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Ps al
Fitet_ Methodist Eptec
Preacitiie Fame Bowen
Ben Church
Tunlivt
Lincoln
Maven
Pis
Spiritua
Chireh
van Bures Street
Moraine
J. M. Brown
Rew
A. Fisk
Orthita Baptist Church
Harrivon Wirects
Speen
Christman
Motul
Jesus
Chris
MMBC
Bath
W. M. van Seen
First Christian Church
Wre
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Parapet
Muni & Herpie
Bama Elurel
Gow Foraken
Society
FE White
Tiator
Luke
First United “Presbyterian Ehurch
McKiranan
Motrow
Ib SG
Rhorie
Goodset
Uae
Kansas Avenue
Crotock
Yoo
Haven
Gtk Oe
Insioce
Laos
Senonka Acing Tailer
Dawiy
Aineer Ang
Ok 'Rm
Tiapy
Suilec
Cantesuion
Phe Kiar
Hetbiehier
Armet
Ita Win Ber
Amvingy Chapel
Sunder
Nits Mneser
Warman
Joseph la ‘Christiuss
Holy Communion
H's
Oferto
Jequ
Lamb
Soca Spas Egies
Hale
f'Bimona
Fuera
Virwt Presbyter
Atonal
Eel Votunga
Ales
Gertrasian
Parkhurst Mies Thomas
Minnie Cheat
Carrie Anwen
Adams
Chardini Congregations
Bours ‘Leseun
Handel
Bethlehem
Hawler “ Ene
Bermonz
Eminent doctors offer free three month treatments in Topeka
In Topeka a group of prominent physicians announce free services for three months to invalids who call at their office at No 2 Topeke Se nue. They will provide examination and advice, and perform surgical operations when needed, with emphasis on rapid personal care and complete treatment for all diseases and deformities. Dr S Eatward Macully is listed as chief surgeon with office hours 9 to 6, no Sunday hours.
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Lncutabie Sud
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Detchon
Emery
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Saheba Commercial
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Phome
East 4Th St
Topeka Ave
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