Black Is Appointed General Passenger Head of Santa Fe
A Thursday Journal report confirms Btr. W. J Black of this city has been promoted to general passenger head of the Santa Fe, based in Topeka with duties over the western routes. He will assume the new post February 1, succeeding George T Nichols, and will relocate the office to Topeka. Black’s career spans Vandalia, Santa Fe, and western railroad service, rising from ticket clerk to senior passenger official. Confident in the move, Black said the Santa Fe’s Kansas business under a unified office supports road prosperity.
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State Journal
Btr
W. J Black
Sium
Seattle
Tupetet
Chicago
Black
Jee Retiter Aareni
Reid Ty Bit
Sir
Thanpetert
Ceorge T. Nicholwin
Degeert
Santa Pe
Uae
Euch
Mr Black
Me Muek
Wallen
Vindalia Noe
St Louis
Sinow
Paisoneyr Akert
Mont Fropartent Rafirone
Pup
Pav
Linvell Uy Feom
Iss
White
Nishibe
Evrwish Auwenker
Mir
Speersen
Nati
Californi
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Topele
Santa Fe
Black Fald
All
Senta Fe
Hansas
Kansas
Topeka
Abbago
Flack
Santa Fe Establishing New Office in St Louis
Atchinon Roai to establish an agency in St Louis with North Fourth Street address opposite Planters' Bank. The A T and T, once split from the Fri, will appoint a general agent for freight and passenger departments. Witchford, current mineral agent at Pittsburg, will move to St Louis. he met General Passenger Agent Nicholson yesterday.
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Atchinon Roai
St Louia
St Louis
Bax
St Lentis
North Fourth Street
Threnth
Witchford
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Nicholson
Central Branch Shops Atchison Extend to Eight Hours
The Central Branch shops at Atchison have increased to eight hours a day with a full force at work. After a period of reduced staffing and four days a week, the shop now resumes full operation to repair a heavily used tolling device and support ongoing maintenance obligations.
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Atchiso
Atchison
Santa Fe receivership case transcript ordered for appeal
Keener and Hite of this city ordered a transcript of the records in the Santa Fe receivership case to be taken at Oskaloosa and sent to Tomlin for suit. The stay will be appealed to the supreme court after receipt. Attorneys will consult with newly appointed attorney general TL C Boyte who will handle the case if taken to the supreme court.
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Messr
Keener
Hite
Santa Fe
Oskaloosa
Tomlin
Supreme Court
TL. C. Boyte
Centleman
Hugh Cameron to Attend Leedy Inauguration
Kansas hermit Hugh Cameron plans a dawn march from Camp Ben Harring near Lawrence to Topeka on January 11th to attend Governor Leedy's inauguration. He will carry a Bible and a copy of the Declaration of Independence, bearing a pledge of gratitude and inviting supporters to join the expedition.
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Leedy
Hugh Cameron
Kansas
Lawrence
Wil
Topeka
Beshn
Genrise
Ber Harring
Lawrenee
Benjamin Harrison
Kermit Cameron
Soan
Eller Harrison
Jarrison
Ben
Ben T Hardlaon
Waikies Club
Cameron
Monthly Socials Hosted by Ladies of Security at Lincoln Post Hall
The Ladies of Security held a social at Lincoln Post Hall with an address by Prof. J.W. Stout and performances by Miss Hattie Moore Miss Comstock Littice Eyeline Henderson Master Ray Conner and Lawrence's mundo chat. After the program fumed boxes were opened and socializing followed. No. M0 plans monthly socials through winter.
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Lincoln Post Hall
Eiven
J.W. Stout
Hattie Moore
Miss Comstock
Littice
No. M0
Receiver for Brush Co Judge Hazen appoints John Norton
Judge Hazen yesterday appointed John Norton as receiver of the Brush Electric Light and Power company. The court action follows a petition from the Mes electric company of St Louis seeking a receiver and securing a mortgage on the plant to five Topeka parties for 1. Sth as Wear Coal Con. The case references real estate and investment firm involvement and notes the plant’s mortgaging details.
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Naurthulamen Real Estate & Investment Corporation
John Norton
John Guthrie
Arthur Lee
Lawyer Bracaman Causes Scene in Judge Furrys Court
In Justice Furrys court Smistant county Attorney and lawyer Bracaman engage in a personal quarrel. Bracaman reportedly hurled a law book toward Denny ve lster, striking the door. The judge fines Branaman and cautions both sides to refrain from further outbursts. The report notes the old post boy messaging contrasted with modern telephone delivery.
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Urmy
Bracaman
Furry
Smistant
Army Ai
D. J. Brangmay
Brenfran
Denny
Fawkes
Dun's Review Charts 1987 Prospects And Industry Shifts
New York January 1 R G Dun Co review predicts a brighter year with significant bankruptcies removed and a shift in industry. It notes large losses in 1895 and 1896 from various sectors, including manufacturing and trade, declines in prices for woollen goods, and mixed railroad earnings showing December results with improving fourth-week figures. The report highlights banking fears easing in the West and awaiting price stabilization to spur demand for commodities and textiles.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
West
Ait Alt
Mowr
Steudurn
Reils
United States
Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed by Deputy Grand Master
Capital Rebekah No 219 LO had officers installed by Deputy Grand Master Mrs Mary Wil marth Mira Eyda May N Gi Lillie Beton V Gt Clara McGirk recording secretary Mattie White financial secretary Mary Wisher treasurer After the meeting refreshments were served.
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Rebekah
Mary Wilmarth
LO. O
Mira Eyda May
N. Gi
Lillie Beton
V. Gt
Clara McGirk
Mattie White
Mary Wisher
Clapp Bros advertise remedies for grip and cold cures
Local notices promote a new supply of 77 and claim success curing grip via Predrick s from Brooklyn. Testimonials praise Humphreys Homeopathic remedies as simple pellets for grip and cold, offered by Humphreys Med Co at New York locations.
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Clapp Bros
Drakelsts
Rene Wehate Kamally
Predericks
Brooklyn
GEO. W. Real
Minos Mitene
Bascom
Southampton
N.Y
Humphreys
Homeopathic Manual of
Humphreys’ Med Co
Cor
William & John Sts
New Yorke
Snapshots From Home News A Patchy City Chronicle
A jumble of local notes and brief items covers real estate openings, court actions, political moves, church events, and public notices. Mentions include J. M. Hart seeking a reform school post, Governor Martins portrait addition, Sheriff Keptey sent a telegram from Chicago, and a county Republican meeting set for Saturday.
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Athlete Park
Mt. Ad
Ramey
North Toee
Idiams
Wilkerson
Col. C. KR. Hoktkins
District Court
Martins
State House
Weler
van Ture Eee Radin Repens
George Wrank
W. Mc
Topeke
W. G. Lindsay
Suita
Gofen Melt Medical Society
Gerace Aml
Maud Cofran
Joneer
Stain House
Oruckt Mra Mory & Haxoi
Kutans Apricuw
Jarves Wall
Senate
Hoon
Hays Enmcogok Urate
Ransos
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Steliver
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G. C Clemens Har
Boyle
DD. Boyle
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Sippel
H. Gruber
Daller
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Weniker
Bunsmore
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Biuhdolle
Ares
Amor Brobaker
Frances Brants
W. BE. Clark
Rock Triand Lest
Het Net
P. J. Clee
Aera Este
Frances E Tranti
Walnut
Han
Tiewnate
Wil
Hutchinson Referminory
Taath Grown
Johnson County
Egsminger
Fiestee
Woulin
Moxley
Nortonville
Kan
Christ Hospital
Local Notices and Performances On The Town’s Stage
City life notes report a resident’s complaint about a neighbor who never shovels snow while others keep sidewalks clear. The Grand Opera House presents Human Hearts next Wednesday through January. Hosabel Morrison stars in Cartoon, Pan ne Foe hosts the Sith, Thor man Keone in Eiehellen, and Kate Emmett in Walls of New York. The month’s attractions overviewed with the Moteli ntric company of St Louis and a district court action seeking damages from Brush Mivette Licht and partners. A separate case notes a judgment sought against Ge Frost company in Shawiseeedbe riot court.
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Jackson Shest
Cits
Hosabel Morrison
Panne Foe
Sith
Thorman Keone
Brush Mivette Licht
Ge Frost Company
Hse Hot Bewc
Within & Wee
Debt on the New Church Edifies to be Paid by April
D Brook financial secretary reports receipts and expenditures of the church funds for the year. Total cost to date reveals rising indebtedness and plans to raise remaining sums before April 1 to complete the new church material and prepare occupancy.
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Christain Church
D. Brook
Iptervat Fund Foreten
Moure
Churen
Bern
Topeka Fencing School Promises Skill and Training
An Atlanta enterprise spotlights fencing in Topeka, with Altmeyer and Uterman leading instructors. The Topeka school offers broad sword and saber, promising disciplined carriage, useful for military training and refined etiquette, with classes for both genders in the rooms above the Southwestern Fur Co. and a push for local support.
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Topeka
Europ
Messra Altmeyer
Uterman
Kansas City
Mra. Moyer
Fort Wayne Post No 221 Installs Officers
The Fort PuloW post No. 221 held installation with Charles Gres as commander and Warred Jackson as senior vice commander. Hite as junior vice commander, M. J. Eieoy as adjutant, Hy Rader as officer of the day, William Molen as provost, and other officers named. The ceremony will be repeated at the next post meeting.
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Secrmciere
Va Air
Mdjutant
Fort Pulow
Charles Gres
Warred Jackson
H. Hite
M. J. Eieoy
Om Owe
Hy Rader
William Molen
Te Post
Pain Balm Help Ends Daughter's Fever Back Pain
Louden Graver of Karna reports his daughter recovered from fever related back and hip pain after trying aiivrioin's Pain Balm. She previously endured multiple remedies with little relief, but the balm provided relief and healing. Obscure mentions of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and rheumatic cure appear in a fragmented, damaged text from an old home/nursery page.
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Louden
Karna
Chamberlain
Sunday church notices span city religious services
The page lists multiple church services across denominations in Topeka. Rev D Miller at United Brethren and Rev J R Ransom at St John’s A M, with Sunday schools, sermons, New Year greetings, and young people's meetings. Other congregations include First Presbyterian, Second United Presbyterian, First Unitarian, and various societies with lectures and special services scheduled through the day.
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Ladies’ Library
Kansas Avenue
Lim
McCamptell
Indianapolis
Ind
First Presbyterian Church
Second United Presbyterian Congregation
Comer of
Hunters and Polk Sirwell
Soul Culture Society
Weet Harteen Street
Brown
M.C. A
Pearth
Adaine
Rex
Frances RE Brant
Hutchins
Kan
Ladler Quartette
Stockror
Mary Bukker
Ham
Hannah Sletpot
Alaska
Theosophical Society
Eighth
Jackson Streets
AOW
Connete
First Unitarian Church
Unity Churchy
Tadom
Frew
Abram Wyman
Topeka Chromit
Wesleyan Mtethuilist Church
Jeffer
Simvets
Cooper
Charee
Third Presbyterian Church
Fourth and Granner
Mlong
Squire
Eneres
G. D. Adamson
Central Church
Charles M. Stiulden
Indaver Society
First Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln
Hall
Me. C. W Searing
First Church of Christ (Scientiat
West Sixth Street
DL A
North Tonka
African Baptist Church
Come of the World
Hobart Slights Postmaster Choice in Paterson
New York reports President Cleveland appointed Herman J. Hines postmaster at Paterson New Jersey. The selection drew general city approval and is seen as not a victory for the regular Democratic organization. Hobart is described as having little influence with the administration and faces opposition from Dubois supporters.
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New York
Jan
Cleveland
Herman J. Jon
Hines
Paterson
N. J
Hat City
Garret A. Hobart
Wivet
Munyon Remedies Offer Quick Home Cures for Common Ailments
An advertisement extols Munyon's improved homeopathic remedies promising quick relief for illnesses in children and adults. It touts cures for diphtheria threats, fever, colic, worms, croop, and various pains, with prices in cents and claims of safety and ease of use. It notes toll free medical advice at Munyon’s Philadelphia office.
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Munyon
Hana
Childern
Manyon
Price
Anyon
Mungon
Avon Street
Philanoiphis
Pico
Poultry Association Thanks Journal After Show Report
Members of the Staty Poultry Association thanked the journal for its report on the recent show. The group voted not to fix the next annual meeting site and praised the exhibiters while noting the eviction will be handled by the executive committee.
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Poultry Association
Staty
Mite Poultry Association
W. Core
Takridae
C Fortin
W. Smith
Machatean
Winay Veapir
Kopeka
Morter Moute Af
Cholo
Sterniers
Elmnworth
North Topeka
Vestige of Caucus Nominates Hopefuls in Jefferson City
In a rough caucus scene a nominee named Gea contends for governor while other figures such as Mr. Weale and Senator Parris enter the fray. Supports claim West may be re elected as the political climate runs tight.
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Jefferson City
Demmtratio Gingue
Nigny
Henaior
Wealera
Pallemonty
Spestorr Parris
Dunnery
Delaware Rump House in Session in Dover
In Dover Delaware the session discussed pension measures and arrangements. Officials assembled to plan the permanent meeting site and select an official host for the forthcoming events. The proceedings emphasized scheduling and formal procedures for future sessions.
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Dover
Dek
Richards
Sani
Rember
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