Mrs Garvey Quits With No Reason Given
Mrs Garvey resigns from federation duties amid confusion over leadership. A lively federation meeting hears talks on a combined club house and a training bill, with Major A J Ajilon and others debating pace and donor support. The session notes Garvey’s assertion that leadership must respect process and that she will not stand for reelection next spring.
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Otter
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Hope
Lucy Kingman
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Pirter
Elit
Federation
Christyries Vine
Tra. Garvey
Iasks
Mra
Thorpe City Pole Mstron
Fleh
Tov
Thorpe
Aira Blingenbure
Doity Church
Wade
Rats Anningten
Grive
W. A. Jobestom
Ranaas
Oie
Sein E Sime
Cuenshaw
Iwd
Rathnaiman
Gentty
Johnston
William Eugene
Hep
Fragmented Observations of Dining and Deception in a Restaurant
A stream of disjointed notes describes diners and staff with stray references to manners, food, and remedies. The text weaves scenes of attention to tables, service, and possible misers or misimpressions about meals and payments without a clear narrative or outcome.
Editors of Kansas to Hold a Convention in Topeka
Topeka hosts a Kansas Wal era association convention with president Theher announcing February dates. Jam w-m includes executive committee actions and membership applications while reports cover rural routes, sailor protection, and local incidents. James Hanover attends as Democrat, with speeches and reminiscences noted.
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Topeka
Fort Scott
Ens
M . Theher
Kansas Walteria! Association
Bresseri
Phares Seevlone
Kensee Cly Journal
Baer
Shetty
Faultis
James Hanover
Atten Tarment
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Columocrat
Anthony
Agvantwer
Jurrease Zamy
Henry Wood
Ainaxtun Newn
SraAlt
Fom
Sewepanar
Daviar
J. Sonali
Troe
Mark “P. Creiehers Siewick
Kapur
Railroads Face Pay Demands Amid Santa Fe Salary Review
An Albuquerque paper notes telegraphers on the Santa Fe have reportedly demanded higher pay, with some claiming a general movement while others deny it. Santa Fe officials cite wage increases to meet rising work complexity, with Gaunt stating the line now pays higher salaries than all roads except Northern Pacific. Union stance and potential negotiations are described, with officials optimistic an amicable settlement will be reached.
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Minka Fe
Nuutile
Sante Pr Telegraph
Opmansre
Fuill Foundation
Albuquerque
Santa Fas
Northern Pacific
Gaunt
Northern Tacitic Am
Telegraph
Hi St. Pall
Santa
Santa Laval
The
State Journal
Order of Railay Telegraphers
Sante Fe
Santa Fe
Union
Fursé
Lanse
Honta Pe
Amet
Manurer Mudge
Trainmen Agree to Pause Wage Talks Across Western Roads
Chicago January reports say wage increase talks for trainmen and conductors on western roads stalled after a three year negotiation period. Officials from the Brotherhoods and railway management discussed options, with no agreement reached and a plan to resume talks under centralized mediation.
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Chicago
Jan
Tinthy Maiier de
FAS
P_ Ho Morrissey
Order of Ftairwey
Lactelise
B Gueretson
Sen
Cameron Wins Privilege for Bright Angel Trail Access
Forester Breen reports approval of an exclusive concession to use the Bright Angel trail with toll privileges for visitors. The Santa Fe Railway seeks to guide tourists to the Grand Canyon via the Bright Angel route, with plans for gates and facilities to accommodate riders into the canyon.
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Santa Fe
Teth
Interice Department
Breen
Grand Canyon Forest Reserve
Cameron
New Brisht Aweel
Samefor
Lapd
Hevine
Bright Amel 'Cras
Onde
Keys I8 Superintendent In Charge Of Santa Fe Cutoff
G J Keys named superintendent of construction for the Santa Fe Cutoff with a two year assignment in New Mexico. He recently visited Oklahoma City to wind down remaining sections and will return soon to supervise ongoing work. Subcontractors and laborers are on site as the camp settles into routine.
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Santa Fe
Albucheraue
N. M
Keys
Santa Fe Cuteft
St Helen
Oklahoma City
Hkahowha
Santi
Br. Keysis
Prette Wall
Imatk Wargerque
Diack
Balerle
Eveur
Western rate war shapes Western and continental policy shifts
Fragmented text discusses Chicero and Janik amid immigration policy disputes. It mentions Rock Island severing ties with a Western immigrant bureau and debates over independent action, fines, and possible fare changes affecting California migration. The article hints at interparty discussions and proposed alignments with immigrant treatment bodies.
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Rock Island
Califernia
Boris
Bores
Belgal
Stoick
New York Central on Trial for Murder Charge
Times dispatch from Athea Minnesota reports the New York Central Railroad company is on trial in Herkimer County Court charged with second degree murder. A blast at the Herkimer roundhouse in August killed five men. Claim centers on stored high explosives and alleged illegal possession violating ordinances.
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New York Central Railway
New York
New York Central Railroad Company Ia
Herkimer
Age Times Dispatch
Athea
Railroad Round House
Railient
Santa Fe to Spend Heavy on Oklahoma Extensions
Kansas City dispatch reports Santa Fe will invest 620,000,000 in new Oklahoma extensions and related improvements. The plan includes 200,007,000 for the coming year, with Western improvements to Tevas and nearby regions as far west as Denver. Connell succeeds Grady as head of California tourist service on the Santa Fe system, following Grady's resignation. The loom of line building from Winfield is noted, with Ab Bright and Beatty among returning Enid Southern men.
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Oklahoma
Chicago
Sant Fe
Okahora
Tewa
Secbranan
Denver
Connell
T A Grady
Timn
Chiiegy
Mansion of California Tourist Service
T. A. Grady
Winfield
Winfield, Bar
H Ab Bright
JW. Beatty
Enid
Southern Rei
Towse Lie of Tear in the South
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a distant location seventy-five miles into coal fields. The text lists scattered names and places without a clear event or date, leaving the main fact unclear.
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Towse
Tear
Ieee
Tance Saventy
Rail and banking notes mix with railroad fare and depots
Santa Fe and other rail lines face reassessment by the territorial board of equalisation, with a 32.5 per mile rate set for the Pecos Valley line. Rock Island Denies Mor gan talks on Erle railway deal. Atchison renominates officers. engineers and firemen win wage gains. New depots and staff shifts noted for Raton and Denver routes.
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Lins Santa Fe
Rence Valley & North- Western Railway
Territorial Board of Equalisation
Ib Ie
Rock Island
Erle
New York
Rock Island Léreste
J.P Morran & Co
Erle Railway Company
Sir. Morgan
Fia
Mr. Morgan
Moore
Sim
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Medical Miracle and Gratitude
A testimonial letter praises Pyramid Pile Cure as a powerful remedy for bleeding piles. The writer describes severe suffering, multiple cures, and urges its recommendation, claiming major relief within weeks and attributing recovery to the product. The tone echoes early 20th century medical testimonials.
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Texas
Veater
Sonia Benedit
Gurzesn
Asiell
Weston
Raffle lead and town notices amid a busy day
The article records a chaotic mix of local events at a Hadamih shop and nearby posts. It mentions Peter Dome, Thomas Howlands, and Willines Boyles leaving the water service for Goncondia. It notes Charles Harrie suffering a stroke and being hospitalized. Various locals, from Bert Nichole to Hart Well, are described with moves, guard details, and family news amid a string of small-town shifts and transport updates.
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Thomas Howlands
Ehep
Steve
Willines Boyles
The
Water Service
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Goncondia
Sint Walle
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Sohn Borel
Charles Harrie
Soppene
Farry
Spine
Hope
Selenidera
Torton
Bert Nichole
Mendler, OD
Hutwan
Hortus Westednesday
Taft
Enaigeee
Santa
Hfe
Purell
Rock Inland
Triggrand
Chun
Bin
Jerber
Adama
Christman
Arkaseae City
New Medical Discovery Reported by New York Society
Dr. Charles C. Barrows of New York presented a dramatic case at the New York theoretical society meeting describing an experimental formalin injection used to revive a septic patient at Battenye hospital. The patient, near death, showed rapid improvement after treatment and began recovering. further trials were promised as the method was declared unprecedented in medical history.
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Amt
SetUrcmas
Uclef
Barrawa
Barrows
Prise Fighter Injured in Unclear Incident
Fragmentary report notes a Prise fighter named Samael injured after an incident near Welch. Details are obscured by garbled OCR and lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
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Samael
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