Honorable Mention List Issued by Railroads
W B Biddle announces the annual distribution of prizes to freight agents for 1905 with Kansas supplying nearly half the honor list. The State Journal previously published the awards and a long roster follows with names such as Tarrett Antioch and H Brady Yate Cooter Kansas, plus others from California and various towns. The awards emphasize agent effort and competitive pricing, with prizes ranging from 250 to 1000 dollars and extend to many agents across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tiddie
Saneen
Trac
San Dene
State Journal
Taco
Tneritasios Sepvite
Cs . Me Tarrett
Antioch
Cab H. Brady
Yate Cooter
Kam the 3 Clausel
Pettatuires
Sto
W. Class
Kingsley
J. Crawford
Girard
Kam
Atsors
Kingman
Ki Honey Newell
North
EU A. Palmer
Punty
Srettburton
Ale
Kamexe
Cal
Sher
Seo
Boreaton
Ruimeine
Talcott Marnamne
Moeller
Hutchinsen
Kas
A Walton
Elk City
Kun
Wage Brose
Kan
Wootard
Sliver City
Canard Dispatch Claims Santa Fe Cuts Trainmen Wages
A dispatch from Emporia asserts the Santa Fe Railway removes trainmen from Emporia to Newton and cuts wages to $25,400 yearly for families. The notice is claimed fake. General Superintendent F. Reasute says he has heard nothing and no circular exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Mola
Nicholas
New
Bee
Bunnees City
Emporia
Kaa
Jas
Santa Fe Tall Road Company
Emg Wokie
Newton
Pere Corts
Mies
Kansas
Ory Peperst
F. Reasute
Railroad Workers Rate Readied for Shifts and Changes
A long list of railroad shop personnel shows new assignments and absences. Sarevel T Walkley becomes Bett repairer while T Cilfton Gerberick and Auaunt Witcotski take helper and laborer roles. Multiple trades across shops note off duties, transfers, and temporary replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarevel T Walkley
Bett
T Cilfton Gerberick
Auaunt Witcotski
William Hercules
Duckemitt
John Clapper
Jim Brainp
Thomas Gnelth
Witton Butler
Eice
Tate
Hanes
Million and a Half Good Cough Medicine Ad
An Australia sourced notice extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for severe colds two months. It praises W. Warkner as a respected patient and urges purchase from druggists. Also notes January 7 and 21 ticket sales to many western states with two dollar surcharge, and promotes Dr Wood's Norways Pine Syrup for coughs and bronchitis.
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Eoooomba
Australia
W. Warkner
Mr. Wackner
Arkansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Indian ‘Territory
Oklahoma
Trxan
Mr. James
Kardas Ave
Topeka
Munyon's Inhaler Promises Cures for Catarrh and Lung Ailments
A dated mixed-claim item describes Munyon's Inhaler curing catarrh, colds, coughs, influenza, bronchitis, asthma, and throat diseases with vapor inhalation. The piece also notes various shop and plant updates, including locomotive boiler repairs, resignations, and safety measures after a fire incident at Point Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dosmann
Harvey
Dossman
W. L. Beamstey
Dividon
Ottawa
Atva
Okla
Beardsley
Mespert
Merrick
New Mexico
Point Richmond
Cal
Political Gossip on Populists and Republican Shifts
The Arkansas City Traveler outlines a dialogue on Populists and Democrats, noting four senators with checkered careers now aligned with the same side. It spotlights J. R. Barrow entering state race, Funston governor talk, and Harry Hone’s bid for attorney general. Contemplates whether Populists can capture Democrats, and mentions local candidates like Duvet Sell and Jetz for secretary and Sixth District Congress respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uabane
Steurner
Eis
Harris
Kansas
Ucaga Virginkan
Popuilets
Bilge
Elt
Petter
Aneike ‘Turner
Arkansas City
Wamer Funston
Tapp
Wichita
Tua
Atchison
Harry Bone
Mumn
Rehrs
Anthony
Tn— Beret
Mimwell
Tom Kelly
Prices Fall In January Trade Review Says
In mid January trade review notes a continued price readjustment with a much lower general average across sectors. Iron and steel remain optimistic, footwear shows a broad advance, hides weaken, woolen goods drop, grain spiked then declined, and foreign wheat demand wanes. Exports slip, coffee trades surge, and weekly U S failures rise from prior year levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Don & Co
Weekly Trade Review
Iron and Steel
Imperial yacht Hohenzollern sails for New York at dawn
Telegram from Kiel reports the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern departed for New York at 9 o clock this morning. Other dispatches note a Harmony fire killed a 2 year old and endangered four sleeping children, and various international notes from Paris Havana and Liverpool cover wartime naval and political matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Hohenzollern
New York
Springfield
R. L. Spears
Harmony
Peruna praised by patients with catarrh relief claims
A flood of letters from readers in various states extol Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh and weak lungs. Testimonies from J G Steffe of Laverne, J J Davis of Galena, F Gerding of Milburn and others claim complete or substantial relief after using Peruna, urging others to try the remedy and seek Hartman sanitarium guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Steffe
Laverne
Jacob J. Davis
Galena
Jacob J, Davis
F. Gerding
Milburn
Neb
Lydia Dreitzler
Frankfort
Ind
Grover
Avex
Rasuke Ton
Hartman
Addrem de Hartman
Hartman’ Sanitarium
Unclear medical ad notes for cough relief
Fragmentary ad copy promotes an infallible medicine for coughs colds and throat disorders. It mentions a drugstore at North and Kansas and a Union Pacific ticket office in a Kansas City area, with dubious claims and dubious remedy language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grees Bunne
North & Kapa Steam
City
Union Pacific R. R
Kansas Ave
Boxing Bout Near Milwaukee Ends In Draw
In Milwaukee on January first a boxing match ended in a draw after ten rounds between Kid Eisel of Chicago and Young Scotty of Denver, facing Kid Mofadden of California and Neary of Milwaukee. The bout featured rough exchanges and exposed fighters to cold wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Kid Eisel
Chicago
Young Scotty
Denver
Mofadden
California
Lowt Gchurten Neary
Thie City
Atver
Auditorium to Shine for Kansas Midwinter Exposition
The State Journal cartoonist highlights preparations as the auditorium will be lavishly decorated for the Kansas Midwinter Exposition next week. Local events and displays are being readied to showcase regional talent and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
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Railroad News
Sante Fe
W. B. Biddle
Iis
Barnes
South Shop
Harry Tenty
Toten
Tt Wile & Bansfaee
John Stevenson
Pehla
Kurt Olander
Carpenter
Fe Morgan
Tina
Tenjamin Hesse
Fourth Street
Osage City
J. W. Beal
Stethodiee Church
Oakland
Wil
J. M. Monde
Coleman
Henry
Carlton
On & Yarnton
Pye
S. Jones
Argentina
G Hardy
Water Service
Max Thymian
Shawnee Ae Court of Honor
Kansas Avenue
Lodge
J. F. Gibbons
George Elliot
Clinton Zeideman
Royal Harvey Bouse
Kansas City
Peka
Harveya
George Sully
Salvation Army
Messenger of Peace
Shifty
John Schwartz
Roheneta
Miward Dustin
Hoiler
Bromich
Ben Dustin
Tim Donovan
Te City
Hin Som
Patsy
Martin Winnie
Une Santa Fe
Victor Blotnatiist
Topeke
Dole
Jul Coe
Edward Roberts
John ‘Thomas
Homeseekers
Boston
St. Loa
Pittsbure
Baltimore
New Orleans
Milwaut
Fee Filand
Ore
Teva
Bronx City
Tacoma
Galveston
Houston
Munyon
Aysteas
Tymail Hanvon
New Fork
Phil
Smith Center
J. R. Barrow
Oftate
Barrow
The
Belleville Freeman
Kermwae
TEA City Reveille
Charles Hammons
Graham County
Col. Jetz
Topeka Ledger
Turner
Jewell County
Centhe
Ciios
Jelta
Congress
Pickler
Atlantic
Coffee Exchange
Brasil
United States
Canada
Paris
Herald
Kile
Metre Aum
Marine Board of
Havana
Ni ‘Ork
la Lmpagne
Catan
York
Chill
Schley
Guthrie
Santry
Fincha
Madalin
Jan
Liverpool
Las Desertas Toof
Madeira
Vietur
Cierrue
Ran ii
Ciereue
Sterfe
BP. Geading
John BL. Winstean
T Hardiy
Joan M. Winsthal
Bruno
Buch
Randolph Street
Philadelphia
J. Kocsik
Moorehead
Minn
Peru
Ome Tarrh
Peruna
Mr. J. Woffel
Amner
Peruana
Fabteaman
ASDAY
Parker
Mra Nation
Her Butcher
Duty
Woods Bros
Julan
McCabe
Tim Dopovan
Btopee Baye Visions
Tarson
Wenanesetea
Dit
Sreime
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