Train Injury Fear Could Cause Permanent Mind Loss
A New York theater female star, Miss Anta Perki, fears permanent mind injury from a train accident. Reports say she remains in danger in a hospital with spine injury while doctors consider treatment options and prognosis. The State Journal notes safety notices and travel fares for holiday rates via Santa Fe to Topeka.
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Deetoen
Dee Per Oan
Anta Perki
Fae Heilanennalloia
Mies Bovy
New York
Sante Fe
Polnin
Aan Milles
Topeka
Seip
the State Journal
Santa Fe and Union Pacific Compared for Common Stock
A Chicago Post analysis compares Santa Fe and Union Pacific common shares. It notes operating costs, earnings, and dividend prospects, highlighting Union Pacific's lower cost structure and higher earnings potential while considering sinking funds and future dividend policy.
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Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Chicago Post
Peale Yrar
Milwaukee and St Paul brew under construction in Iowa
Report describes a new main line between Chicago and Missouri City with a fast train named the Southwest Limited. It details the route from Minnesota to Rutledge and the upgrade of the line to a smooth grade, noting a percent-scale tariff and the improved mileage.
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St. Paul
Iowa
Chicago
Mshean City
Southwest Limited
Minnentine
Rutledge
Pittes
Santa Fe Monins Fight at City Square
Report from the Jol Pawo Herald describes a dispute near Santa Fe involving ex-zeption Pareman Tour McBrite clashing with Watchman Troutman who hit him with a club. The scuffle followed earlier claims by Merkle about his discharge and alleged blame on depot workers.
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McBrite
Jol Pawo Herald
Troutman
Tivity
Xtvie
Ariaen
Merkle
Brief Injury Report Notes Man In Bandages
A clipped fragment reports a person in bandages and a misfired attempt at a slot search. No clear names, places, or dates are readable, leaving only the image of someone injured and receiving care.
Construction of New Santa Ke Shone Plant Completed
SHOPS ARE COMPLETED in San Bernardino California on December 21 as the Santa Ke shone and necessaries are finished. Lanthry & Hons contractors report turnover of the entire plant to the company with disbanded forces. The work was completed ahead of the January 1 deadline with finishing touches and extra apartments in place. 74 men were at work on the last day, including roch men who will stay and others who will travel for further Lantry & Sone contracts. Foreman Thomas Frazter left for Lewnatice and will depart for Port Richmond, time-keeper TE Die has gone to Los Angeles.
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Roch
Lee AL Keller
Chine Festi
Forthern
Wate
Lantry & Sone
Thomas Frazter
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Lew Natice
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Lon Angeles
Jos
Hornby
Joeron Hornby
K. Ay Stigst
Hmarrby
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Award Breen
Rere Omar
Aeyer
Water Service
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Chiner
Hell
Newman
Newry
Santa Se Werr
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Penneytonnia
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Taland
Kansas City
Christ
Joan
Robert Perkins
Perkins
Riddi
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Shera
Shera Bur
Erie and
Cleveland Terminal
Acs Valley
Ielative
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Santa Fe denies plans for hotel in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs reports claim Santa Fe Western Division chief General Supt. Cain dismisses talk of building a 310 room tourist hotel in the city as unfounded. Officials say Santa Fe has not funded hotels, citing Albany, Las Vegas, and Colorado Springs as unpromising sites. Cain laughs off the early spring opening notion.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Cain
Santa Fevoud
Cain Win Rauch
Santa Fe
Albuchercur
Mlaston Atvio
Las Vegas
Fevet
Celtrade Sorines
Racing at New Orleans Youngest Veteran triumphs
Racing at New Orleans today saw winning favorites including Eisle TL and Rarille on a fast track Weatherlear. The Kanenn papers profile the "youngest veteran" Abliene Kar and Tadee O. Le Moser of the Eighth Patrict, with home ties in Abliene.
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New Orleans
Eisle
Rarille
Weatherlear
Young Volunteer Enlists in Civil War Cavalry at Age 14
A teen named Elty joined Company M of the Third West Virginia Cavalry on March 20, 1864, at fourteen years eight months, serving sixteen months under General Phil Sheridan.
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Elty
Third
West Virginia Cavalry
Dove
Phil Sheridan
His First Vacation John Evans Takes a Rest After 24 Years
John Evans, long time Central Branch employee, begins a rare vacation after twenty four years of continuous service. The veteran railroad worker, known for steady reliability, plans to spend time with his daughter Mrs W Ho Bas Tom and rest after decades on the job.
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Atchinon
Kien
Dee
John Keane
Central Branch
Aborm
Dew Moines
Towa
W. Ho Bastom
Rvits
Kantue City
Johns Evans
Fiat
Evan
Vie
Santa Fe Exhibit Opens in Chicago Auditorium Annex
Fred Hassey, head of Santa Fe dining car service, presents a notable exhibit of southwestern Indian and Mexican wares, furs, and crafts at the Auditorium Annex. The display showcases blankets, baskets, beadwork, pottery, and other materials, highlighting regional artistry in a varied collection.
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Chicago
Fred Hassey
Auditorium Annex
Rimie
Strike Ends for Clinois Central Freight Handlers
New Orleans dispatch reports the Clinois Central railroad freight handlers end their strike and return to work under old conditions but without discrimination. Wages settled at 16 cents hourly for 16 hours, 26 cents overtime. prior demand was 50 cents for 10 hours, 20 cents overtime, and 10 cents extra on Sundays and holidays. The contract bars wage talks for at least a year. Also notes death of Joshua Garside, a pioneer from Atchison, Kansas, aged about 88, who was a bookkeeper for early freighters Avenstuy and Peter Byram and later moved to forwarder business with his son James H. Garside.
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Chitage
New Orleans
Clinois Central Railroad
Mercs
Jleast
Joshua Garside
Atchison, Kas
Thornkus
Avenstuy
Peter Byram
Platne
Torwardide
James H. Garside
Topeien de
Railroad People and Christmas Plans Across Town
A jumbled report lists railroad workers and local shop staff preparing for Christmas. Names like Jones, Walinee, Griffin, Kulan, and Be Conductor are noted amid references to various departments and holiday events.
Stalin era zealots vow to cleanse Christian faith in upheaval
A confused report describes mobs attacking Christians as part of a broader anti clerical push. It mentions officials like Joseph Hornby and a city worker, with references to trains, rail lines, and possible municipal actions. The text lists crews, routes, and dates tied to railway improvements and public works, hinting at a period of social unrest and infrastructure projects.
Twain's Tribute to Reed
Mark Twain writes a heartfelt tribute to Reed praising his frank nature, honesty, and wit. He recalls Reed as a loyal friend, a strong thinker, and a skilled speaker whose country service was significant. Twain notes Reed’s humor and generosity, then laments his sudden departure and bids him farewell as a fortunate friend who has finished his work.
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Phea
Wes
Amor Otters
Mr Reed
Mark Twain
Harser's Weekly
Changing Attitudes Toward Love and Marriage Among Youth
The article discusses shifting patterns in romantic life and marriage among young people. It notes men seek stable incomes before marrying and prefer independent, comfortable bachelor quarters, while women increasingly gain financial independence through college and work. Many pursue professional careers or spinsterhood, altering traditional marriage expectations and gender roles.
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Muurkget
Fragmentary Moral Debate on Wealth and Social Life
A cut fragment discusses a man who could provide a modest livelihood for a partner but cannot afford much hired help or lavish entertaining. It notes the tension between his day of small things and the need for a sensible, accommodating partner who would adjust to limited circumstances.
Golden Jubilee Mass at St Catherine’s Convent
Sister Frances Murray marks fifty years in the Sisters of Mercy with a special Mass at St Catherine’s Convent Madison Avenue New York on January 5. The ceremony will be led by Rev Henry F Murray with Rev Michael F Shine and Rev T F McGrohen assisting.
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New York
St. Catherine's Convent
Order of the Sisters of Mercy
Madison Avenuue
Frances Murray
Henry F. Murray
St. Rnwe
Lima's Church
Rockaway Beach
Michael F. Shine
Port Jervis
T. F. McGrohen
Bt. Ann's Church
Brooklyn
Frances
Mulberry Street
Order
Moose in Adirondacks and Canadian origin debated
Report mentions moose in the Adirondacks observed by Ute and others. Observers note moose likely come from Canada, adapting to deeper snows, feeding on low branches and birch trees. Local caretakers provide hay at feeding points and guard animals from hunters’ errors.
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Adirondacks
Canada
Adirondack
Ghost of First Wife in Ohio Divorce Case
Dayton, Dec. 25. In the divorce suit of John Adam Helm against Berths Heim, the plaintiff failed to appear and the case proceeded to trial on cross-petitions. Helm accuses Heim of cruelty saying she called him a dirty dog and a nigger and sought to harm him and his children. Heim counters with similar charges and says he was frightened by her. The matter awaits advisement.
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John Adam Helm
Berths Heim
Dustin
Heim
Ale
Wins Gambling Suit In New York Appeal
The appellate division of the supreme court affirmed a lower court ruling in Patrick F. Sheedy's suit against Frederick Kohl. Sheedy seeks 28000 on a note Kohl made to M. J. Walch in January 2000. Kohl claims the note arose from gambling losses in Italy and asserts Walch conspired with John C. Gray to cheat him at play. Trial verdict favored Kohl. Sheedy appeals on the admissibility of Pennsylvania law in determining note validity.
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New York
Supreme Court
Patrick F. Sheedy
Frederick Kohl
Philadelphia
Sheedy
Kohl
M. J. Walch
Italy
Walch
John C. Gray
Pennsylvania
Christmas at Sea and the Provisions for Long Voyages
A U S journal notes on Christmas at sea describes shipments aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm from New York to Bremen, detailing the large quantities of meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, butter, and water needed for eight days at sea and for detours. It cites the massed provisions and compares them to the height of a person to gauge volume, with figures like 19800 pounds fresh meat and 421 tons of fresh water.
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Dersons
Scientific American
Kronprinx Wilhelm
New York
Bremen
New York Tribune
Feeding Aquarium Fish With Minced Beef Stakes
The New York Tribune notes aquarium fish receive minced beef from Superintendent Spencer using a small wooden spade. Fish such as the African catfish and axolotl eagerly chase the meat, while some tiny species struggle to swallow. The dining routine starts in the afternoon with careful feeding and light tugging required.
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New Ingland
New York
Pribune
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