Railroad News to Replace Track En Route Leavenworth to Kansas City
The railroad plans to replace the track between Leavenworth and Kansas City. Targeted work will upgrade rails and ties to improve service reliability and safety. The project will involve temporary speed restrictions and daytime lane closures as crews proceed along the corridor. Local officials anticipate minimal disruption to passenger and freight operations.
Mus Couri Pacific Track Replaced With Heavier Steel
Atchison January 17 as weather allows in spring the Mus Couri Pacific track between Atchison and Barner City will be extensively improved. The line from Banaue City to Lenv Poworth will be replaced with heavier one hundred seventy five pound steel. Ballast will be increased and curves reduced to ease operation. A large force of men will be employed.
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Lenv- Poworth
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe Road Aided In Yearly Work Achievement
In Emporia and nearby junctions the Santa Fe Railway reports a strong annual showing aided by new superintendent Jew 3. Fl Russer and improved facilities. The road increased member support and improved services across depots, with 1200 dollars donated for association use. The board lists Turner as chair and Gen A Howe among key officers. A plan to upgrade Emporia Tower may add nine to fifteen new tower keepers to connect troops and the Howard branch, boosting safety. A watchman, James Garvey, died after twenty-six years on the job at a depot crossing. The old Santa Fe depot at Garnett reopens in a new frame building including waiting rooms and offices.
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Topeka Commercial Club appoints multiple committees
President TR. to the Topeka Commercial Club has announced the appointment of transportation, manufacturing, arbitration, state and national committee members and auditors. Named are Crosby, Joab Mulyans, O F Sawyer, J B Knight, J E Pisron, W Van Valkenbure, A Troutman, A Hawn, John Breidenthal, C A Bellows, Osnar Eischun, Julia H Preet, Frank G Willard, and numerous other officials across committees for transportation, manufacturing, arbitration, auditing, emigration, and entertainment.
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Abe Steinbers
June BE. Moore
Frank Webster
J. BM. Knight
C. Arnold
Blanufactures
Jesse Shaw
Me Ear
DB. Henderson
M. W. van Valkenbure
Geo. i Payne
F Ki. Kapley
W. C. Stephenson
C.J. Evans
John M. Wright
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C. A. Bellows
Baker
John KR. Mulvane
Gleed D. Norton
MM. Wiewty
WH Wikeon
Phos. Wellent
S. Baruuia
G. W. Findlay
Quin- Ton
Osnar Eisch~ UN
Congress Awards a Gold Medal to Miss Chanler
Miss Chanler and two others are to receive gold medals from Congress for services to wounded soldiers in Porto Rico. The recommendation came from the War Department and Colonel Black of the engineer corps forwarded Colonel Sharpe’s letter. The accounts describe hospitalization, care, and later arrangements for the recipients.
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Town board approves pavement of Hunton Street by phone vote
Last night the Topeka Kane county board of education ratified Edward Wilder’s action signing a petition to pave Hunton Street from Topeka avenue to Clay street. The meeting used telephone voting with Wilder directing the count as members and Wilson’s voice were recorded in spirit. Five ayes plus Wilder were recorded. the motion to adjourn carried.
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LS. Ferry
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P. W. Griggs
JW. Priddy
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M. C. Long
Ira
Hows
Board of Educaion
Huntoon
Mr. Wilder
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Farnsworth
Ferry
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Howe
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Vast Kansas Agricultural Volume Promises Insightful Detail
A state department report on farming and agriculture highlights a comprehensive Kansas volume with focus on cattle hogs and poultry. It covers farm production, yields, and practical guidance for profitable stock and crop care, with expert analyses and mineral development notes.
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Otto
Violence in Streets After Meeting Prompted Boer Exit
Telegrams report multiple street violences following the meeting as the police commandant persuaded the Boers to leave while the English stayed and sang the national anthem. Two Englishmen arrested for disturbing the peace were released, provoking annoyance from President Krueger and Boer authorities who had promised orderly conduct.
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Night cap at Turner hall and Topeka notes
A jumble of Topeka society items notes people in Topeka and Norton county, court happenings, jail mentions, theater engagements, and local incidents. It mentions Miss Kate Johnson as county treasurer, crowded Christ Hospital, a district court jury, the Grand Opera House open next week, cake walks, and various legal and civic tidbits.
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Norton County
Topeka
Christ Roapital
Jackson County
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Roy Crawford
Leavenworth
Hazen
District Court
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Winfield
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Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Advertised by Topeka Druggist
A claimant reports recovery from sciatic rheumatism after using Mystic Cure for Rheumatism, praised beyond doctors prescriptions. The notice lists Bwitt Holliday as a supplier at 625 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, and mentions related products like Ki Dyepepets Cure for indigestion.
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Riot at Johannesburg meeting as Boers attack hall
Capetown correspondent reports Johannesburg gathering broken up by armed Boers who hurled furniture and attacked attendees inside the arena. Police restrained a youth trying to set debris alight while a fresh Boers contingent invaded with sticks and bars. Outside, crowds scattered under a tense standoff as authorities tightened security.
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Poisoned Whisky Haunts Baxter County Arkansas Deaths
Intense excitement grips Baxter county after a string of six sudden deaths near Mountain Home. Victims, all men or boys over 16, showed poisoning symptoms after drinking whisky. Investigators trace to Mountain Home visits. no local saloon found. A bottle is sent to St Louis for analysis as officials search for the culprit.
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Philippine Commission Aims to Advise in Islands
Washington reports the president will name a Philippine commission not subject to Senate confirmation and funded from War appropriations. The panel will not govern or recognize independence, but will unofficially advise natives and military authorities as tensions ease until Manila arrival. Possible members include Otis, Dewey, Schurman, Worcester, and Denby.
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Proposals for Panestion Board by Order January i
Proposals issued by the Office Board of Panestion stating actions to be taken by order in January. The fragment indicates formal procedures or notices but lacks full details. Ends with casual phrasing that suggests a dated 1 January directive or invitation for proposals.
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