State Journal Displays Topeka HQ And Reach
The State Journal proclaims its day leased-wire Associated Press coverage and leading Kansas circulation. It notes 44 carriers serve Topeka and suburbs, and reveals a new permanent brick building at the southeast corner of Topeka’s visas avenue and Eighth street with front presses and four Linotypes visible behind plate glass and a large business office window.
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The
State Journal
Associated Press Report
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Great State of
Kansas
Topeka
the State Journal
Toka
Visas Avenue
Eighth St
Kansas Avenue
Frtiz Shaufele Frozen on Arrival in St Louis
Private Fritz Shaufele of Company A Twenty Kansas volunteers now in the Philippine Islands reached St Louis by Bis Way. He found his horse and mule frozen, received medical care, was declared sane after a brief asylum stay, and later discharged.
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Kansas City
Fen
Fred Shauffie
Rands
Man- Shantle
Twentieth Agiment
Chile
San Francisco
St Elizabeth Asylum
Hobson Named Inspector of Lights and Way Cars for Santa Fe
The Santa Fe creates a new inspector of lights and way cars position. Harry Hobson, brother of J B Hobson the signal engineer, is appointed to oversee lamp maintenance and car supplies. He will operate from the signal engineer's office with General Manager Frey and travel to ensure all lamps and way car equipment meet standards.
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Santa Fe
Harry Hobson
J. B Hobson
Signal Engineer
Ager Frey
Hobson
Jo Vial
Hos
Cottemmend
Fg Fe
Santa Fe Orders Locomotives From Baldwin Works
The Santa Fe railroad placed an order with Baldwin Locomotive Works for 15 locomotives for July delivery. The fleet includes ten 2-8-0 and five 0-6-0 types, with specifications detailing 2,800 Ibs boiler pressure, 63 inch drivers, and eight-wheeled tender cars.
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Brooks Works
Baldwin Works
The
Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Working order details for boiler and locomotive cylinders
The text lists specifications for boilers and consolidation locomotives including cylinder sizes 20 by 26 inches and 21 by 8 inches, diameters 63 inches and 41 inches, weights around 145000 pounds and 190 pounds, firebox dimensions, and tube counts. It indicates preparatory working order at pressures near 16 pounds and mentions pipe and tube measurements with diameters of 2 inches.
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Union Pacific
Brooks Locomotive Works
Midvale
Westinghouse-American
Allen-Richardson
Jerome Metallic
Nathan Simplex
Nesta
Pratt & Letchworth Company
Santa Fe Feeder to Connect Kansas and Southeast
Wellington renames the Santa Fe has taken control of the Kansas and Southeastern a short extension from Hunnewell Kansas to Braman O T. A sod will commence operation today in connection with Itsling from Blackwell to connect with the Santa Fe main line south likely at Pon es City or nearby. The new feeder runs through fertile country and will become a valuable addition to the Santa Fe system.
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Sante Fe Will
Santa Fe Company
Prom Valley Railroad
Mike Coat
Fort Sumner
Guadaloupe Fe
Mexico
Yelote Junction
Elles
States Supreme Court
le Rock Ilang Company
Mastack Rental
Alva
Woodward
Pune
Kansas
Pers
Dally
St Joe
Ehlers
Bax
Wien
Ata Es
Nuderwill
Sorthwestern Cata Ity
South McAlveter Tea Conprisen
Santa Fe
Safes
Katy
Tian
Conan Jek
Lesitanee
Pete
Vatroud
Texas
Wellington
Ren
Kansas & Southeastern
Hunnewell
Kan
Braman
O. T
Francis Eaton
New York
Blackwell
Santa Fes
Pones City
Rumor Links Greene to Rock Island VP Post
Cincinnati February reports a rumor that W M Greene, vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, may accept the Rock Island vice presidency and oversee the line as Truesdale departs for Lackawanna, signaling leadership change in rail circles.
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May
W. H. Truesdale
The
Rock Island
MS Greene
Cincinnati
W. M. Greene
Baltimore & Obis Southwestern
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Train freezes to the track in Kansas City explains mishap
A Kansas City bound train from the south stalls at the water tank after ice forms on wheels and rails when water trickles and freezes. A second engine frees the stalled cars, enabling travel to resume. Reports mention Santa Fe manager Frey and related rail work at Castaneda hotel.
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John C. McCurry
The
Kats
Kansas City
Pata
Psols
Thy
Parsons Sun
Heart of Chicago at Crawford theater next week
AP shots at home news covers Valentine’s Day notes, theater bookings, and local events. Includes cast mentions for Crawford theater, Santa Fe offices, and upcoming performances plus a glance at weather, harbor ties, and registration reminders.
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Chicago
Crawford Theater
S. Cook
Havana
John Player
Santa Fe
California
Bobby Gaxter
McSarity
Crawiora
Che Kyle
Rossington
Chartes
Salta
Linenin Nest
Sun
Dar Ia Ory
Abraham Perens
Thorpe
Summimisaury
Arthur Capper
Topeka
New Jersey
Corparaion Ie
Dievass
Max Hendix
Stusie Elu
Charis FS
Sigrematjonal
Senate
Earl H Stiles
Omara
le Bere
Lee Eee
Fea
Ase Enerone
Coronel Wen Henderson
Thiske
Patwit
Gren Opert
Britay
Jonn Prind Sousa
Ceriel
Grand Coane Gliyal
Beiet Masons
Leavenworth
David Horkman
BiaaNet Wakeer
Concordia
Rulienberries
Tives
Hee Station
Sanceo
Dohlin Stalley
Mudee
Binia Feis
Santa Fee Pacife
New York Tribune Almanac
Joan Waster
Kansas Cty
St Joseph
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Advertised by Topeka Druggist
Wagner a wholesale druggist in Richmond Virginia recounts a severe rheumatism episode lasting nearly two months. He claims the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism cured him after doctors prescriptions failed and notes others report good results. Sold by Swift Lol druggist on Kansas Avenue in Topeka.
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Wagner
Richmond
Ayas
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Filipina Commissioner Denies Telegraph Urging US Exit
Agoncillo refutes cables attributed to Gen Oti claiming Aguinaldo telegraphed orders to drive Americans out before reinforcements. She cites Acteanic papers showing Filipino officers arrested in theaters before hostilities. She says war was not foreseen and maintains a policy of reserve.
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Montreal
Agoncillo
Oti
Ie Tesunish
Axonedio
Aguou
Actetican
Philippines
Alger praises volunteers who served in war
New York listeners at the Brooklyn Union League heard Secretary of War Alger describe the mobilization of a quarter of a million men, their transport to distant points, and battles that ended the war in 13 days. He saluted 20,000 who arrived in May and June, with 152,000 returning home and 125,000 remaining abroad. He urged an army bill to keep volunteers in service or pledge that men in the field will not be left without support.
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New York
Feo
Brooklyn Union League Club
Lincoln Bay
Aleer
Alger
Manila
Free Dentistry Initiative In Wurzburg Schools
Washington reports Wurzburg Germany council approves free dental care for poor public school children with parental consent, aiming to extend to ear diseases. Commercial Agent Stern of Bambers notes potential broader plan after success, as epidemic precautions and a brief ad touts One Minute Cough Cure for La Grippe with endorsements from A J Shepherd and Bas son Co druggists.
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Jas. A. Jones
Leader
Mexia
Texas
Chamberlain
Washington
Wurzburg
Germany
Stern
Bambers
United States
la Grippe
A. J. Shepherd
Agricultural Journal and Advertiser
Eigen. Mo
Femiee
Eek Basson
A. J. 1 Co
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