Santa Fe Railway Expands With New Firemen for West Service
Santa Fe reports a push to hire about twelve new firemen as its network grows. Acquisitions of the San Joaquin Valley line and the Prot Valley Northeastern, plus a planned cut‑off from Romwell to Albuquerque, boost traffic. Prospective workers, including J E Fisher and M Macauley, undergo examinations on train orders, air brakes, and safety rules before potential assignment to Pecow Valley and Santa Fe Pacific routes.
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Santa Fe
San Joaquin Valley
Prot Valley & Northeastern
Santa Pe
Romwell
Albuquerque
J. E Fisher
Mccain
MT Macauley
el Torre
Jumen Fieie
M. L. Stiller
George Elliott
John McKenns
Robert Cam Henry Brows
John Clark
J. H. Root
al Bennaur
En Hayes
Argentine
Witaw
Oe Lovedrove
Cearies Deck
James McKirath
Irving Forteury Devin
H Coleman
John McCurver
Protective Bureau Conference Aims to Prevent Ticket Pranks
A national protective bureau conference plans unite to curb fraud in transportation ticketing. Organizations named include New England Prank Lite and Southeast Transcontinental with chairs to organize a committee and set a detailed plan. The initiation centers on forming a bureau to detect fraud in public transit.
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Chicago
New England
Western
Southwasters
Central
M of American Bestenser
Santa Fe Changes Tracks to Avoid Depetition of Bridge Disaster
Santa Fe NAL reports superintendent Crandall and division head Hurley concluded negotiations allowing Santa Fe Railway to alter its home layout. The change involves a concrete foundation and abutments critical to the bridge safety, aiming to prevent a depetition disaster.
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Gualtsteo Bridge
Santa Fe Nal
CJ. Crandall
Ith
J. E. Hurley
Santa Fe Railruay Company
Alata
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted Over Patent Medicines
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestives remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It contrasts them with patent medicines, claiming no secret ingredients and asserting the tablets digest food thoroughly before absorption. The piece warns against overrated cures and emphasizes testing remedies over boasting expertise.
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Stuart
Menia
Feab
Bridge reconstruction and railroad staffing changes noted
Fragmented OCR reads of a late 19th century railroad town article describe a damaged bridge over a river, efforts to salvage bridge pieces, and a plan to open a new structure. It notes personnel shifts including J. W. Bawa as president and A L Bolinger as superintendent, with Haymed acting mu jurerintentent named as trainmaster. It also mentions the Church of the Assumption choir performing and Kansas joining the Western Passenger association.
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Arkansas Sathern
J. W. Bawa
Sdeae
Tendent
Gerrett Passion
Tekee Amenty AL Bolinger
Sueerintendent
Vt. Rametell
Pace Ae Fe
Haymeed
Souther Karas
Santa Fe
Dexas
Dimute
W. B. Biddle
Amerian
Church of the Assumption
Mt. Gca
Kansas Aig
Wee Scott& Memphis
Western Passenger Association
Santa Fe Locals Update From Turbulent Rail Yard
Switchman McLaughlin reports engineer Sharp under investigation for a detour near Topeka and Jezi port a brakeman Ben Whitlam moved between Topeka and Argentine. Conductor George Speers in Chicago for a few days. J O By rne and Symmes improving after recent operations. H Y Amos granted vacation. G M Whit and son visiting from Nickerson. C Mullen’s son-in-law noted as former division conductor. Kinsey returns from Beloit to Yip area. Jim Campbell ill with bronchitis. Charles L Heureux from Hutchinson inspecting switch engines in Hutchinson yards. Charity Thomas arrived from Hutchinson branch after long shift.
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Santa FE
McLaughlin
Sharp
Diatset Hort Readamecon Nconeg
Meto
Soniudtoe
J. O'Byrne
Porte Symmes
Evang
Wellington
H. Y. Amos
G. M. Whitt
Son
Nickerson
C. Mullen
Sante Fe
Accident and labor notices from rail yard reports
Wreck investigation notes and personnel changes across multiple yards. Foreman and switch crews shift duties at Purcell and La Junta while workers move between Las Vegas and Wellington. Several injuries and illnesses are reported among clerks, firemen, and conductors. new assignments and sick leave affect daily operations.
Senate votes to dismiss Martin-Haaxin contest after two hour debate
The senate rejected the Martin-Haaxin contest with a 25 to 8 vote. Senator Householder opposed the resolution and noted time matters as the real issue. He warned the Land Caldwell case cannot proceed, arguing differences between outside cases and internal senate matters. The debate closing marks the session's final day.
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Senate
Householder
Smith
Binich
Pestana
Fitapatrics
Brannie
Extia
Hazen
B. Land
J. I. Caldwell
Martin
Land-Caldwell
The Cakewalk in Mexico and Civilization Echoes
A fragment from the New York Press discusses the cakewalk as universal and notes its spread by instructors who teach it to children. The piece mentions a New York figure Mr. Clews and uses a cured by bromatine claim for colds and influenza with a dated, ad-like tone.
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New York Press
South
New York
Clews
Eminent Relatives Gather for Funeral Arrangements
News telegrams report a series of funeral rites and obsequies across cities. Milan and New York reference archbishops, godmothers, and special ceremonies, while others note deaths, arrests, and political events in Washington, Salisbury, and Rome.
Hill Bill for Silver Dollar Redemption in Gold
In Washington on January 25 the Hill bill was reported by the House committee. It authorizes the secretary of the treasury to coin silver bullion bought under earlier acts into subsidiary denominations as needed to meet public demand and to recoin silver dollars into subsidiary coin as public necessities require. The act fixes the aggregate of outstanding subsidiary silver coin and directs coinage of portions of silver bullion purchased under prior law. The secretary is instructed to maintain fluency with the fiscal system and may be reached via The Mechanic at 418 Katten Avenue, Topeka.
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Washington
Hu Blian
Cainage Committee
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Baek
Dark Rich Hair Vigor Offer Promises Thick Glossy Hair
An advertisement extols Ayet's Hair Vigor claiming thicker longer hair and softness with no dandruff. It assures satisfaction and security, noting that others have used the product for half a century and that users are not being deceived.
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Ayet
Unknown text fragment prompts inquiry about charges and a book
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a case or charges, a secretary, and an offer to send a book titled The kisi. Details are unclear and names or places are partially readable.
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Aven Co
Lowell
Tase
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