Theodore Roosevelt and Other Historical Pieces Preview
A fragmented promotional page lists works by Theodore Roosevelt, Richard Harding Davis, Henry Xoeman, A Wyckoff, and others. It references essays on exploration, maritime topics, and portraits by notable artists, along with varied literary pieces and serialized features from a historical publication.
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Tommy and
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Theodore
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Peatcress
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Pui DE Chavannes
John Zm Fargh
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Cattle Rules for Kansas Movement Proclaimed
State cattle movement regulations restrict entry into Kansas from multiple directions to protect livestock. The proclamation issued February 28 amended prior quarantine terms and requires permits or inspection for cattle entering the state under defined conditions.
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Kansas
Tive Stock
Cattis
Kaneae
NASA Epportas
Fuller
Lew Syried
Civil War in New Guinea Reported Desolate Sabotage
A telegraphed dispatch from December 18 reports that aboard the steamer Alliance news reached about a fierce conflict near Kiriwani New Guinea. The article states the Bed chief was destroyed and eleven villages were burned with heavy slaughter, leaving widespread devastation.
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New Guinea
Jetrris
Kiriwani
New Ulnsa
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Offered in 12 to 3 Days
A patent remedy named Rheumstem Cured is advertised as a day cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. It claims to act within 12 to 3 days, removing the disease cause and providing immediate relief after the first dose. Sold by Kft 4 E Holliday, Druggist, 63 Kane Avenue.
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Sleepers and Chatr Cara to Ban Antonio via Milano Pullman
Train itinerary fragment lists sleepers and free chair ears from Topeka daily at 1230 a m via Bante Fe Route with no change noted. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a rail route sequence ending in Antonio.
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Cara
Ban Antonio
Milano
Topeka
Bante Fe
Railroad News Transitions at Santa Fe Ahead of Departures
The Santa Fe announces management changes effective soon with Mr Mudge to become General Manager, a new General Superintendent arriving Sunday, and J I Frey leaving Friday for the east without advance notice of a new position. Additional retirements and appointments accompany the shakeup including Mr Stale’s replacement and the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe leadership transition.
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Galveston
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Fragmentary OCR note from Council Bluffs transit report
An unclear fragment describes a disrupted route near Council Bluffs and mentions a dissolved service called the fried Mall. The text is incomplete but suggests a discontinued segment of a union transfer line and a proposed service change. The source is a damaged historical OCR snippet with limited readable names.
Shippers organize opposition to proposed rail freight rates
Delegates from St Joseph Atchison Kinsman City and other areas meeting in City Mo form Otis sourt Hiver Stippers alliance to oppose upcoming rail freight rate changes. They elect W. W Wheeler president and W. P. Trickett secretary with headquarters set in City Missouri. A telegram remains sent to Attorney General Griggs urging stoppage of the rate plan.
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Chicago Lines Meet to Settle Passenger Rate Disputes
General passenger agents of the Western Passenger Association and four outside roads including Wisconsin Central Northwestern Minneapolis and St Louis and Chicago and Milwaukee St Paul met to settle Chicago St Paul rate difficulties and seek agreement on the division of business. Wisconsin Central has refused to join but shows willingness to cooperate for a fair share, with no serious trouble expected in reaching an accord.
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Veteran Kansas City ticket agent Mil sipaugh 47 years in rail service
Kansas City dispatch notes W W Millepaugh the veteran ticket agent at the union depot is absent on his birthday. His career spans forty seven years in railroad work with twenty nine years at Kansas City. He arrived in 1570 as general agent of the Water railway and has been a steady presence in the Kansas City rail scene.
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Millepaugh
Union Dapat
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Union Dépot
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Irish MATS No More in Omaha Transit Fare Ends
Omaha remembers the end of the Irish Mail service as the old Dame, known locally as the Irish Mail, will cease operations with the new year. Since the 1870s the Wisconsin Pacific and Union Pacific routes caused through passengers to transfer at Council Bluffs, paying a transfer fee unless original tickets were honored. Over time eastern trains reduced Omaha calls, and the Irish Mail evolved from a through service to a mix of transfers, facing final closure as rail routes shift.
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Omatie
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Ten Hour Day Adopted at Albuquerque Shops
Two men at the Albuquerque shops announced a shift to a ten hour day replacing nine hours. The change boosts wages for all workers in the yard and attracts new employees, signaling brighter prospects for the railroad company and the local economy amid ongoing construction and good harmony between management and staff.
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Nulroad
Conductor's Luck And Railroad Deals Across The Nation
A brakeman with smart talk and bold borrowing vanished after payday revealing rash loans to acquaintances in Omaha and beyond. Pacific Express removals shuffle officials in Omaha while wage talks loom for railroad workers. Chicago & Eastern Illinois stockholders plan grants tied to Evansville Terre Haute Chicago and Indiana Black Coal lines. Conductor Jack Br an is offered division superintendent post at Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf with Little Rock HQ. General Superintendent T Clark of Minneapolis & St Louis to shift to Iowa Central. From Newton notes conclude with local transit chatter and employment moves.
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Railroad Crew Movements and Duty Roster Notes
Dey operator at Larned to agent at Garfield reports sailors Johnston and Roddy off duty with their runs held by Deisne wd Hartey. Contarives Hees and Johnaos trade roles. Johnaos assigned Sunday layer over In Newton, E. M. Van Alen now in Territory after a holiday with family. Several engineers and firemen listed with shifts and absences. new Baldwin locomotives S97 and S08 arrive for setup at shops.
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Fragmented Notes Touch Kansas History Event and Reform
A garbled OCR fragment references Kansas history and a debate on reform events, political figures, and social industries. It mentions Stine Bence, Brack, Brent, Hinton, and various counties, with vague allusions to reforms, education, religion, and nationalism within a historical context.
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Kansas Regiment
Munsignor Martinelli Clarifies Papal Dispensation Request
A Vatican communication from Munsignor Martinelli to Archbishop King discusses a recent decree and cites the apostolic delegate's authority. The note clarifies that the pope’s dispensation is required for certain powers, and lays out the process to be followed in this mercy and spiritual authority matter.
Diaz Favored as Mexico Liberal Party Supports Diaz Nomination
The Liberal party general committee invites all citizens to vote on January 1 for presidential candidates for the next year. Clergy backing Diaz appears strong, possibly under Vatican influence, while clericals are unlikely to nominate any candidate. The political outlook in Mexico is described as clearer and more active with no widespread discontent noted.
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Liberal Party General Committee
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National Liberal Party Committee
Dias
Topeka Next May Hosts National Conference Of Charities
Minneapolis dispatch reports preparations for the National Conference of Charities and Correction to convene in Topeka in May. Homer Folks of New York, secretary of the New York State Charity group, will chair sessions on the care of the insane and related topics. other officials and committees outline plans, schedules, and accommodations for delegates while stressing a broad program excluding political topics.
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Santa Fe Holiday Rates On Select Round Trips
The Santa Fe offers one fare round trips for travel west of the Missouri River within 200 miles of selling station on December 24 25 30 and 1889 and January 1 1900 final limit January 4 1900. Through tickets from points west of the Missouri River to local points east of the Missouri River within the distance limit will be at the express sum of the round trip fare and one third. For tickets folders and information contact T L King Agent Turke Kan.
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Bonds For Public Parks In San Francisco
A December special election approved a city bond issue of four million five hundred fifty thousand dollars for public parks. Voters supported the measure by a four to one margin.
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Improved Service to San Antonio via Sata Fe Route
Daily Pullman sleepers and free chair care now run daily without change via Ft Topeka, reaching San Antonio. Timetable notes 12208 i T. S. King as agent. Miscellaneous garbled text appears as stray phrases and nonsensical quotes without coherent facts.
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T. S. King
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