Doomed Man Warned by Doctor on Kidney Disease
A New York Medical College faculty member discusses Bright's disease, its deadly danger, and the need for early treatment. He cites alarming death rates and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a prevention and cure, urging wide recognition of the condition and its risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Medical College
Nev
Bright
America
McEnt Sears
Warner
Dio Lainte
Warners
Wages Cut Across Mills in Blackstone Valley Unionized
Illinois in the Pawtucket area reports of a widespread wage reduction in Blackstone Valley mills. Delegates noted declines in pay, with average earnings per week for mill operatives around three dollars in Pawtucket and about twenty-two dollars in the valley. Groups allied to the Manufacturing Company umbrella support the cut, while observers cite consolidation affecting ARNO and 45,009 spindles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone Valley
Albtor
Blackstune
Mule Auluere Association
Rhuake
Pawtucket
Ewiley
Sadike
Arctic Riverpoint
Quiddick
Poptiar
Nollek
Paytucket
Blackstore Valey
OB Una BR Katee ‘Manufacturing Company
Abest Arno
Chanute to Build Brick Depot and Offices at $25,000
A Santa Fe special train surveyed the Southern Kansas division noting plans for a brick depot and multiple smaller buildings at Chanute and other points, plus permanent bridges. The project aims to modernize the division with new depots, offices, and bridges, with Chanute as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Offornia
Southern Kansas
cMhey
Topeka
Holliday
Ottawa
Southern Kansas Dirnon Roos
J. J. Feny
HO Mules
Avery Turner
John Pluser
June Tun
C. W. Rollins
G. Sheies
George Hancock
Holeon
Kansas
al- Wislan
Chanuts
Neotha
Chanute
Kanene
Kintey
Karshes
Tepika
Kanai
Change of Engineers at Santa Fe Office
Santa Fe engineering department announces shift of resident engineers across divisions. J M Meade leaves Pueblo to become Las Vegas resident, with Fred Be Mudge reassigned to Chicago division headquarters at Fort Maddison. Effective likely January, reorganizes Santa Fe leadership and office responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Meade
Pueblix. Cob
Fopeks
Santa Fe Engineering Department
Tertiturs
Uder
Puebls
New Mexico
Fred Be Mudge
Prineer
Pueblo
Drs
Dow Aesis
Miidie
Seen
Rock Island Conductor Arrested for Testing Stockmen Law
F Ayers of Whitewater Kansas was put off a Rock Island train at Topeka by conductor D S Capron after a dispute over a stockmen law test. Ayers complained to the county attorney, bond was posted, and Capron released. The case advances to the March term for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
F. Ayers
Whitewater
Ayers
Kanaes City
Topeka
D_ S Capron
Avera
Capron
Eight New Santa Fe Baggage and Express Cars Planned
Santa Fe Shops will build eight baggage and express cars. Foreman Mergen will supervise, with parts arriving from the east Texas Arkansas and Michigan. The cars will be 60 feet long and differ by lacking ends and end doors to reduce end crash damage, improving platform strength and safety in wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Steht Rew Bacedse Amt
Meterial
Berts
Io Paras
Texas
Arkansas
Michigan
Wwertier
Baggage Cars Added to Express Trains at Santa Fe
Santa Fe and express firms plan 25 new baggage cars with four doors on each side and a ceilinged end frame. Doors will be ready for use if needed in the future to connect multiple baggage cars on busy trains, as prior express car shortages left baggage cars in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Expres Cmpanies
Santa Fe Private Car Assignments Reported
The private cars used by officials are listed with Car 11 for the commissary department Car 24 for Avery Turner assistant cent endent car manager Mrs Paul Morton third vice president Car 219 for EP Ripsey president and Car 220 for Aldace F Walker chairman of the board.
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Commissary Department
Avery Turner
Centendent
Far
Paul Morton
EP. Ripsey
Aldace F. Walker
Increase of Travel and Mail at Union Depot in 1931
Kansas City reports 1931 baggage room handling averaged 2 600 pieces daily, with a total year increase of 1 200 over 1944 figures and mail volume reaching 45 154 306 pounds, up 3 percent. A new railroad, Missouri Oklahoma & Texas, chartered by Secretary Jenks, plans a 290 mile line from Henrietta Texas northeast through Oklahoma to beyond Chetopa, linking with Southern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Depot
United States Mall
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Dain
Missouri, Oklahoma & Texas Railrad Company
Jenkins
Clay
A. F. Poster
Mundy
McDonough
Tecumeeh
Henrisits
Tex
Indian Territory
Kansas Line
Chetopa
Newton Firemen and railway updates in Hutchinson region
Report from Newton detailing staffing changes at Hutchinson including Brinkman reassigned to 412 and George D. Fackler returning home to Gelesburs Til. Notes on vacancies, shop upgrades, equipment connections, and ongoing repairs along with personnel movements and duties across Santa Fe routes and broadened field responsibilities for T. J. Helm and local agency operations.
La Junta rail notes and regional shifts in 1887
In La Junta officials discuss the push to make La Junta a terminal instead of Puetto, with Dyer detailing health and travel notes. Train movements include new Dick-Kot engines and engine 537 reassigned to the western division for Prisoner service as repairs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Colorado Springs
Dodge City
Prissinger
Reculus
Counsty
la Justa Io
Sante Fe
Puetto
Trates
Acme
Fort a Decpatetnitennt railroad notes and staff changes
A compressed bulletin lists rail personnel moves and facilities updates. Mentioned are Williams becoming a division palat, Rock Island route changes via Lake Shore and others, Santa Fe building at Cleburn Texas, office relocations, depot repairs, new sign boards, and staff shifts including maintenance clerk Woodward and engineer Jolly. Also notes about engineers, firemen, inspections, ice work in La Junta, and an accident involving Vick of car repairing department.
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John T. Andrews
Albuquerqué
San
Speen
Sant Fe Pacific Railroad
Pittsboro Locomotive Works
Chicago, Burtinghem and Quincy Railroad
Cyst Cork
F_E Brennan
Chictso
Nickel Plate
West Shore
Fitchburg
Boston
Pacific Coast
Lake Shore
New York
C.F
Harvey Cafe
Enstine Wid
Huet
J. E. Thomas
J.E. Thomas
Viassin Emporia
Jolly
Woodward
O.G. Sage
Mexico
George Rose
Topeka
San Marcial
G. M. Cottrsil
BY. 3L.C. A
Ith 4
Hammond
Newton
Robert Stim
Conwell
la Junta St
Richard Dolman
Denyee
Popele Apolli
Tndwe
State House Events and Kansas Delegation Notes
Kansas Governor Leedy named delegates to the Nicaragua canal convention with a list from Topeka to Wellington plus Eldorado and Washington. He also pardoned Charles Johnson of Wyandotte for petit larceny after serving more than the sentence. Missouri Pacific rates dispute looms with rail carriers and Kansas dealers. Judges seek library room access at the state house for reading, and a hair renewal tonic ad appears among notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Kansas
Kansas City
P. J. Bonebrake
Topeka
J. J. Cubinsen
W. H. Ryan
Pittsburg
J W. Rothmin
Eldorado
Otis Nesbits
Washingtoon
Stith W
Tilton
Downs
F Dumont Smith
Taree
G. W. Harrinston
Hiawatha
Lyman Naugle
Wellington
Charles Johnson
Wyandotte County
Petit Loneny
George Bryant
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Missouri Pacific
Whe City
Miamouri Paeiiec
B. P. Wee- Sener
J. H. Richards
Garrard Emerges as Free Silver Candidate in Ohio races
Hanna faces a strong opposition led by 63 Democrats and 10 Republicans with Garrard advancing as a potential senator candidate and possible first ballot leader. Rallying conservatives, Hanna supporters urge Republicans to assemble at the State Capitol to protest legislative actions in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Henna
Hanna
Droste
Lane
Cincinnati
Jeptha Garrard
Garrard
Senator
Rally to Save Hanna in Ohio Mass Convention Call
The Ohio Republican State Executive Committee calls a mass convention in Columbus on Monday January 10 1898 at 5 PM to protest efforts to defeat Senator Hanna. The notice urges Republicans to assemble at the Auditorium to affirm the party line and press representatives to support Hanna and oppose anti-Hanna intrigues. Leaders named include Nash Mallory Burdell Latian Clark and Hollenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanns
Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
Hanna
Ohio
Jan S
A. A. Hanna
Senate
United States
Uils
Pany
General Assembly
Penther
George K. Nash
Chatemar
John R. Mallory
W. F. Burdell
Highland County
Mr. Reckay
Mr. Hanna
Native representatives arrive to inspect Mesdean land near El Paso
Choctaw and Chickasaw delegates reach El Paso to view 2000 acres of Mesdean land along the Rio Grande for export sales. Morgan Cole, head of the delegation, notes high satisfaction with the Mesdean property. The expedition is led by A B Ut, formerly of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Metros
Rio Grande
Morgan Cole
Este
Cone's Crime Condoned by Populist Committee
The Populist state committee refused to expel Rufe Cone of Wichita from membership. He was charged with voting for the Ropu Hean ticket last fall. The committee discussed the charges in executive session but took no action. The matter will be dropped.
Platinum Discovery Near Jacksboro Texas Nuggets Found
Miners Mesers Desetle and Nickel of California bought 80 acres of land near Jacksboro Zack County Texas. They sunk a 110 foot shaft and found numerous platinum nuggets the size of peas at depth consistent with layers to bottom of shaft. Small quantities of gold and silver also reported making the find highly valuable for electrical uses and other permanent appliances.
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Jacksboro
Texas
Port Worth
Jun
California
Zack County
Collision in St Joseph trains injure passengers
A southbound passenger train from Kansas City to St Joseph collided with a Burlington freight near Clinton last night at 7. Fireman Frank Brown of St Joseph and several crew were knocked off their engines. Engineer GW Wright, also of St Joseph, was injured. Twelve passengers suffered minor injuries.
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St. Joseph
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Burlington & Quincy
Frank Brown
Enelnmeer
Messinger
Clinton
Eieenner
Bragen Surrendered After Pinkerton Hunt In New York
Pinkerton agents captured Clark Bragen Jr, a displaced clerk from American Express in New York, after a dramatic escape bid. Initial rumors of a $1,000,000 robbery faded as investigators report only $23 in currency and a few utility bonds tied to Consumers Gas.
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Chicsco
Jan. T
Pinkerton
Bend Clark Bragen, Jr
American Express Company
New York
Express
Pinkerton Anker
Braden
Consumers Gas Company of
Chicaza
Woman drives on electric line as port Jervis plans
Mabel Brierly of Middletown New York, the state’s only shoterwarman, trains as a operator with the Middletown Goshen Traction Co. She runs with a man’s aid and aims to take a Port Jervis position on the new road. She says she can do man’s work and prefers it to stone fretting or a chambermaid wage. A Populist debate in Topeka features J A Hughes promising Leedy defeat and political ruin for the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Brierly
Port Jervis
Middletown
N. Y
Middleown-Goshen ‘Traction Company
Topeka
A Comparison of Remedies and Cough Preparations
The piece contrasts new remedies with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which has gained favor for twenty years. It notes frequent praise from users who insist on it again and claims Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has saved many lives, with the number past computation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ayer
Reed Revisions Coda For House Rules During Holidays
Washington January 7 The rules for the House of Representatives have been under consideration by Speaker Reed and the rules committee during the holiday recess. The revisions aim to simplify and tighten the record keeping of proceedings and legislative actions, with no major changes to the code’s essential features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Washington
House of Representatives
Redd
Bie Hepbuledn
Legion Datien
Plague Returns in Bombay Hurts Populati on and Trade
Bombay reports renewed plague with eight hours of cases and deaths. The outbreak threatens population health and business activity, signaling renewed economic strain and public concern.
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Bombay
Dawson Man Refuses 1500 For 200 Pounds Of Supplies
A Dawson man reports paying 1500 for 200 pounds of food items including meat and bread, while other notices tout cheap prices per pound and a cough syrup product. The fragment mentions local sellers and a claim area along Lortersy creek with references to a photographer and a drugstore directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Vancouver B.C
Juan L. C. Mefiae
Ins City
Archie McRat
Ar Pawson
Lortersy Creek
Prevent Pneumonia Prevention Is Better Than Cure
A testimonial praises Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for preventing and often curing pneumonia. The writer recounts personal use before illness and urges others to rely on the remedy, citing prior effectiveness in multiple cases and advising timely administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
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Science
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Las Vegas
Brinkman
Hutchinson
George D. Fackler
Gelesburs
Til
Mark Luwils
Raron
Charley Lyons
Ely
Charley Stevenson
Chile
Avi &xXtra
T. J. Helm
Colorado
Read
Fred A. MrBride
LA Junta
Morrow Cresmery Company
Aryan Natiows
Wim. Cummings
J. 4. Veateh
J W Hawes
BD. A. Restor
Styrrow
J. HL Peters
Erosdale
Isaac Nutter
Kara
AM. Davis
J. Rhyces
Kramer
Chun Denton
Po Hy Rhodes
M. A. Carmichael
B. W. Yokum
Asf
George Telia
J. Olde
Atchison
Tve Store Sanitary Commission
Hoyie
Cide
Guevernor
Boyle
Court of Appeals
Eormome
Ceurt House
Executive Council
Atete
State House
Free Silver Republican
Combine
Hanna Men’s Appeal
Republicans of
Riverside
Topeka Coal CO
Kansas Ave
Platinem Discovery
ST. Joe
American Express
Dhe
Geo. W
Torn Henry
Bt Joseph
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