Guilty Seeks Trouble Struts About With His Insignia On
Havana reports Major General Budiow governor of Havana province ordered a Cuban officer to be dealt with for wearing insignia contrary to directives. An incident at Albisa theater sparked a confrontation with police, as General Budiow and aides investigated the offender. A dispatch from Santa Char notes similar tensions and planned probes into disciplinary actions.
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Ludlow
Havana
Budiow
Department of Havana
Julio
al- Tooet
Hn Iembyra
Cudiow
BigOee
Erie
Feta
Rodriguez
Ant
Kedele
Vakuayaiuy
Santa Char
Pat
Ube
Romplinla
Gischateat
Triton’ States
Ftortis
Josike Eis
Lenox Athletic Club scheme sparks fair play doubts
In Cleveland discussions, a priest near Sharker's and figures like Bob and McCoy surface in a murky scheme claim. The chatter centers on trust and alleged unequal acts, with references to a right and a hanging clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Athletic Club
Cleveland
Ian
Pitesimmons
Sharker’s
Rerry Agaitet
McCoy
Bob
Amy
Kim Datleve
Sensational trade message promotes coal and remedies
A sensational old notice touts anthracite coal lines and a cure for diarrhoea and other summer complaints. It markets Beggs Diarrhoea Halsam as gentle and effective, urges a national reputation claim, and notes availability from druggists. Also advertises colored shirts and a steam laundry with claim of colorfastness and German Salve comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergs
Rock Island Train Sets Record Pace From Chicago to Omaha
The Rock Island line reports a record pace for a Chicago to Omaha run. The train combined baggage, chair and Pullman cars, hauled by Engine No. 102. The crew included A J Hitt and officers McLeod Allen Wilson Nichols Stkles Costello Prouty.
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Chicago
Jan
Omaha
Wieurland
Manieer Allen
Denver
TSO
A. J. Hitt
Rock Island
Englewood
EJ. McLeod
Meent
W. L Alien
George F. Wilson
O Ba Nichols
Ilinois
J. Stkles
James F. Costello
Ft K. Prouty
Solution of Poverty Inspires Santa Fe Tour and Plans
Denver reports General Manager J J Frey and a Santa Fe official party touring western lines from Albuquerque to the Gulf of Mexico. They tour to plan spring improvements, claim a promising year, and highlight valley Arkanses as attractive for agriculture and stock raising. The party visits a Baltic colony, cites immigrant movement, and notes ongoing track and power upgrades to meet competition and boost passenger traffic.
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Denver
Jan. W
J.J. Frey
Santa Fe Road
Morntims
Albuquerque
Gulf of Mexico
Frey
Santa Fe Rai
Snell
Arkanees
Prey
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Sante Pe
Met
Santa Fe train records fast run from La Junta to Dodge City
Reported on the Santa Fe California limited eastbound from La Junta Colorado to Dodge City Kansas. The train arrived two hours late but completed 202 miles in 3 hours 46 minutes at 62.4 mph on the Dodge City stretch, with Syracuse to Garden City reaching 63.7 mph. Deducting water and cleaning time, the real running time was nearly a minute faster. General Superintendent Mudge comments on the Dodge City leg.
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Santa Fe
la Junta
Dodges City
Santa Fe California
Colo
Dodge City
Kani
Syracuse
Garden City
Mudge
Record Claim Of Fast Train Run On 34 Miles
Mr Mudge asserts the roadbed is ready with an excellent cement and a gradual incline, few curves. He is confident a light train can cover 34 miles at speeds never yet reached by any railroad in this or any country.
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Mudge
Santa Fe gains Wichita & Western air line network
The Wichita and Western air line, operated since January by J H McEntire as re velver, is formally turned over to Santa Fe management. Santa Fe purchased the line at foreclosure last week and integrates it into the Oklahoma division under superintendent Dolan. The road runs from Wichita to Pratt, totaling a little over 1 mile in mileage. Purchase approved at Santa Fe stockholders meeting in December.
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Wichita & Western Airway
J. H. McEntire
Revelver
Santa Fe Company
Santa Fe
The
Oklshboma Division
Dolan
Wichita
Pratt
Ranta Fe
Santa Fe Change John Nowers and J E McLeod
In the Santa Fe office changes shift with John Nowers moving from assistant chief clerk to chief clerk of the general storekeeper office. J E McLeod steps into a new role vacated by Br Nowers, while B Meteo becomes chief clerk to General Manager. Nowers becomes chief clerk to Storekeeper A F Hilton and Mr Sic Leod assists Mr D H Cain.
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Santa Ds
John Nowers
J. B. Meteo
Br. Nowers
Nowers
A. F. Hilton
Sic‘Leod Aanstant
DH. Cain
Santa Fe orders ten new passenger engines from Dickinson
The Santa Fe railroad has placed an order for ten new passenger engines with Dickinson Locomotive Works. The plan remains unchanged to possibly produce one engine per month at the Topeka shops.
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The
Santa Fe
Dickinson Locomotive Works
Topeka
PROM DODGE CITY DERAILED PEEK OF RAIL CREW NEWS
Sorbet Monts brakes on passenger out of Denver. Fireman Crooks laid off due to vaccination. Most railroad men vaccinated. Extr. Conductor J. T. Sears visited his mother in Pupbiy. Brakeman Robert Hamilton to Topeka hospital for rheumatism. Conductor Judd to return to duty. Engine assignments shift as pool crews fill slots. Santa Fe hospital at Ottawa nearing completion. Chief Surgeon J. P. Koster visits Ottawa. workmen finish woodwork. occupancy planned within two months.
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Sorbet Monts
Denve
Crooks
J. T. Sears
Pupbiy
Robert Hamilton
Topeka
Heustis
Stockwell
Dalton
Hickes
Balnbrides
Marshall
Lenny Marshall-wnedows
Garden Clay
BR. R
Tawkee
Risson
Brakermen Gingrich and
Sain
Gingrich
Santa Fe Hospital
Ottawa
J. P. Koster
Bounties Opposed at London Anti Bounty Meeting
A crowded London meeting of the anti bounty league adopted a resolution urging the British government to seal a convention with Germany Austria Holland and Belgium to abolish bounties and ensure open markets against state aided competition. Lieutenant General John W Laurier MP for Pembroke spoke for Canadian interests and urged counterfeiting duties noting Canada’s suffering from French bounties.
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London
Jan
Germany
Austria
Holland
Belgium
John W. Laurier
Pembroke Borough
Canada
Twentieth Infantry Put Off Embarkation to Jan Twenty-fifth
Amid war mobilization, the Twentieth Infantry remains at Fort Leavenworth delaying embarkation. The transport Scandia is fixed for January 16, with Seattle asked to reallocate a Centennial freighter to Manila stores. A Cincinnati advertising jumble follows, touting various remedies and products with broad claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Scandia
Ft. Leavenworth
Transportation Department
Seattle
Manila
Suffering for meat how German policy harms workers
Winter Jan 10 Abert consul at Brunswick notes Germany's restrictions on American meat and wheat raise prices and reduce meat consumption among workers. He cites a German paper showing meat use fell about one third among workers since the ban on swine. He warns limited meat hurts labor capacity and future generations. He compares Germany to England before corn laws, saying protective tariffs boosted industry but harmed subsistence.
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Bermany
Germany
Abert
Brunswick
Ger- Tan
England
United States
German Meat Inspection Bill Seen as Benefiting American Trade
Berlin January 10 The Cologne Gazette views Germany proposed meat inspection bill as not detrimental to American meat interests It notes the frontier inspection system and subsequent checks remove grounds for U S retaliation It hopes Congress will show conciliation toward German measures and avoid retaliatory actions
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America
Berlin
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Cologne
Congress
Meat Supply Probed as Wilson Orders Market Tests
Secretary Wilson directed chemist Wiley of the Department of Agriculture to buy canned meat in the open market to test contents for chemicals. The inquiry proceeds with full publicity planned. Officials assert beef under wartime contracts was wholesome, while critics fear impact on meat interests and European trade talks.
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Washington
Jeuds
Wilson
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Department
National Carbon company to form in New Jersey
Chicago Jan 10 The Record reports the National Carbon company will be organized about January 16 under New Jersey law with a 10 million dollar capital. It will absorb major carbon suppliers including electric light carbons carbon brushes and electric carbon products for smelting. Directors include Lawrence Herrick Purmalee Flurmbird Hayes and others with two seats to be named.
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Tham
Chicago
National
New Jersey
United States
Canada
Wort
W. H. Lawrence
National Farban Company
Cleveland
Myron.t. Herrick
James Purmalee
Cleveland Hivetrich Laminating Company
James Flurm
Abyssinia frontier peace effort in bold exchange
Rome reports King Humbert received a friendly letter from Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia offering to aid in settling the frontier question and keeping lasting peace. Active hostilities have begun between Tek Makonnen of the Negus and Ras Mangasea, the Tigre governor, with Makonnen deemed capable to handle Mangasea as troops pull south.
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Rome
Rhne
Humbert
Menelis
Abyssinia
Tiks Makonnein
Nexus
Res Mangasea
Tigre
Hae Makonnen
Has Mangasea
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promised in Days
An 1898 testimonial from Clinton Iowa cites Regan Rheumatism Remedy as curing a long term rheumatism case after one bottle. The ad claims rapid relief and urges purchase from Swift Holliday and associates at 623 Kansas Avenue Topeka and related drug firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift @ Holliday
Arvegists
Kansas Avenue
Topeka
Sisters of Saint Francis Clinton
Iowa
Regan
Swift & Holliday, Drug Co
W. Meinseng
Ratified caucus selects Republican leaders in state house
Republican caucus last night chose temporary speaker Major J. B. Remington of Ming County and other officers for the forthcoming regular session while policy aims remain unsettled. A joint caucus will decide the state printer issue Thursday night.
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House of Representatives
State House
Publc
Stanley
Major J. B. Remington
Ming County
Brakiklee JS Osborn
Saline County
Benetiel
Fonigadt
Orelock
Mornick
House
Senate
Public reception at state house tests Governor Stanley
A crowded handsake event at the state house drew perhaps five thousand people, with long corridors jammed and slow entry to the hall. Governor Stanley and state officers greeted guests as Watson's orchestra played and the reception stretched from eight to eleven o'clock, leaving many with sore fingers from the exertion and the crowding.
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Stanley
State House
Representative Hall
State Treasury
Ernor HB. Richter
Richter
Ernor Harvey
Smith
Johnston
Godard
George W. Crane
Crimes
Grimes
Hudson
Nelson
Clark
Cole
Col
Watson
Brief Telegrams From New York Bankruptcy Matters
Scayler Harlin Jr filed a bankruptcy petition in New York, seeking relief on debts reportedly at ten point five percent. A company declared a sale on preferred stock and a general loan arrangement faced civil action. The reports include several terse notices on finance and legal proceedings with limited readable names and dates.
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New York
Scayler Harlin, Jr
Ps Nictay Riseine Company
Salve Hiettrie
A. A . Howe
Fragmented 1920s notices mix with political and crime items
A garbled, OCR laden page itemizes government service notes, a Bavarian ex-premier death, shipping disaster reports, and a flood of want ads. It mentions ex-Secretary Day, January 10, and various locals. includes job, sale, and rental listings, plus religious and political references amid scattered names such as McClellan and Roberts.
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Lamberg O
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Watshed
Rune
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L. Biscon
Keusas Ave
Ae Ae
Mabel Martin
Greenwood Ave
Potwin
Tie Knox
Pear
Tie Payton
Willepald C. Stenger
West Imh St
Tne
Florists
Sone
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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