George E Ward Appointed Material Inspector at Santa Fe
George E Ward is named the new material inspector for the Santa Fe system, with duties to oversee all material used in equipment and likely focusing on the car department. The move, effective immediately, follows the resignation of Collinson the last master mechanic, and the future handling of the workload and reporting lines remains to be finalized.
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George E Ward
Kiven
Ward
Mt Wait
Sy. Smith
James
Will Lermati
Boa
Spe
Ae Division
Ft Cemuliel
Terchunical Department
Prisbure
Pioneer Real Estate Dealer Hoss Celebrates 77 Years Of Life
Topeka promoter Thos T. Hoss, a 27 year veteran of Topeka real estate, recounts witnessing the town’s growth from a small settlement to a city. He praises the wonder cure Kodol for dyspepsia after recovering from digestive troubles and dyspepsia, noting its impact on daily life and recommending it to fellow citizens.
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Topekas
Kodol
Thos T. Hoss
Topeka
Kan
Sts
Isa
Hosy
Ie Piret Presbyterian Church
Topeks
Eademe
Irregular project eyed to reach Cripple Creek district
A public movement advocates a new line into Cripple Creek from Wet Mountain Valley via Florence, backed by investors and Santa Fe influence. The scheme aims to rival the Denver & Rio Grande, with construction hoped by June and operation soon after, linking mining regions of Coster county and signaling a continental network.
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Florence
Collins
Frank Tuby
WE Inc
EL Wilkes
Teas
Cond
Wet Mountain Valley
Coster County
Denver & Rio Grande
Santa Fe
Cripple Creek
Colorado Spring Wai
Copany
Bante Pe
Trai
Cok
Sensational Diamond Theft Case Tangles San Diego Trial
Santa Fe man and associates face trial before Judge Torrance as detectives trace a complex diamond heist tied to a San Diego depot. Names, loyalties, and alleged pawnings surface amid rumors of connections to New Mexico, with investigators pursuing multiple leads in a sprawling, unclear case.
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Tris
San Diego
Chi
Jan
Allrie
Torrance
Iiperior Court
Eti
Epprosio
Saul Inetecsivy Selig
Sante Pesys
Vian
Tay Ube
Yart
Forndsty
Eugene Dancy Atai
Sunsidtearion
Interbis
Stas Stawell
Aye Amis Hall
Dewsteeri
Mall
Sera
New Mexico
Rumors of Trouble in Santa Fe Central Rail Talk
Reported disputes involve the Santa Fe Central and Banta Fe lines with promoters seeking capital in Pittsburgh. Negotiations focus on routing from Thetia to Santa Fe and connections to Lamy span, amid rising business concerns and potential parallel lines on the Santa Fe system.
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Banta Fe
Santa Fe Central
Ta Fe
Bante
Wallatre Seeves
Pitteburg
Thetia
Db Santa Pe
Ter Tote
Santa
Denver
Bio Grande
Santa Fe
Railroad People and Local Meetings Reported
Conductor Fr on duty after a layoff and General Superintendent Reasegale visiting Emporia in a special car. Foreman Congdon and other railroad staff mentioned alongside a YMCA gathering at Association rooms. Brakeman William Hrod, a worker at the Welgne line, resigned after service concerns. Injury to a car shed worker caused extended layoff. Meeting led by George R. Henderson with W. G. Hon presiding. Weather note appended.
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Withrowds
Reasegale
Emporia
R Congdon
Fr .Madixon
Thomas & Stevens
Sante Pe
Westaton
N. SL
Railr
YM Cc A
William Hrod
Wetween Artine
Newton
Han
Cooperative Grocery Plan Takes Shape At Local Shop
Workers discuss forming a cooperative grocery with the aim of supplying members with quality goods at fair cash prices. Members would hold up to five shares each, with stock-backed credit and cash trading. About two hundred have signaled interest as a meeting is set for March to finalize terms.
Draft on Niagara Power Developments in 19th Century
New York reports a major leap in Niagara Falls power use. The Niagara Falls Power Company operates eleven dynamos with turbines and a 6,000 horsepower output. The Electrical World notes three 10?1 bore power generators for a Canadian plant, aiming for about 20,000 horsepower. The row of dynamos will run at surface level while turbines sit in vertical shafts over 108 feet. The project parallels Manhattan Elevated Railway power plans, though those have higher nominal capacities.
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New York
Niagars Pulls Power Company
Electrical World
Engineer News
Nineare Power Company
Enterptien
Bern
Nivgera Fy Power Company
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Lady Constance MacKenzie Arrives in America Aboard Umbela
New York January 25 Lady Constance MacKenzie heiress to Duke of Sutherland travels to the United States for the first time. She is escorted by Hugo Futring of Haring Brothers and met by Mrs S. Dodge who will entertain and chaperone her during the visit. The guardian Duke of Ratherland and her uncle initially resisted but granted permission to tour New York and beyond.
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New York
Constance MacKenzie
Duke of Sutherland
Hugo Futring
Haring Brothers
Lord Revelstoke
S. Dodge
Constance White
Constance
Bast
America
Duke of
Ratherland
United States
Bowersock and Nordica Name Origins Notice
Kansas resident Mr Bowersock cites popular Nordica surname roots and Norton lineage claims. He recalls a telegraph report about Nordica inheriting a claim against the government from Ichabod Norton era spoliation losses. He notes letters from Sitka and jokes about Norton descendants and garden seed kinship.
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Washington
Maine
Ichabod
Sitka
Nortons
Culmumer
Norton
Missionary News on Philippines Arrival and Growth
Homer Stunt, superintendent of Methodist missions in the Philippine islands, arrived aboard the steamer China and will tour eastern cities. He states Filipinos are rapidly becoming ideal for Protestant church efforts and notes about 12,000 attend weekly meetings in response to missionary work.
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San Franceco
Son
Stev. Homer Stunt
Philippine Islands
China
Philippines
Warning to Hurry Aid for Stomach ills with Bitters
A persuasive advertisement urges immediate purchase of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to treat stomach complaints. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, cures flatulency indigestion dyspepsia and malaria fever and ague, and presents it as the best medicine in the world.
Succeeds Through Study In Santa Fe Address
George Henderson Santa Fe motive power superintendent spoke at the railroad M A A meeting stressing education for locomotive design building and operation. He urged training in drawing transit surveying heat combustion boiler design grades and curves to improve tractive force power and efficiency. warning that improper proportion and overwork wear threaten performance.
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M. C
George Rt. Henderson
Santa Fe
Jacomo- Ava
New Hope
Henderson
Raton Mountain
Tygh
Senate Clash Over Army Critics of Philippines Policy
A sharp Senate debate centered on army officers who criticized Manila and U S policy in the Philippines. Senators pressed whether Wheaton and others spoke for or against the Senate and emphasized that press dispatches and constitutional limits should guide any reprimand or restraint. The exchange touched on free speech, possible treason charges, and whether officials or newspapers should be the arbiter of official policy.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines
Manta
Schurman
Bostor
Vole
General Wheaton
Lodge
Massachusetts
Spooner
Wisconsin
Money
Mississippi
Platt
Connecticut
United States
Uberty
Dobois
Wheaton
Thia
West Point
Saint Lodge
Keertain
Teller
Flores
Boston
United States Army
Behurmaan
Gen. Wheaton
Bii
Carmack
Tennessee
Tillman
South Carolina
Agronina
Hoar
Manila
General Wheator
Semnate
Army of the Philippines
Mr. Jones
Arkansas
Mr. Lodge
Edward Atkinson
Dave Bees
Debate on Philippine policy disrupts Senate session
Senators clashed over US control in the Philippines with Mr. Money asserting commitment until a lucid interval, while Mr. Hale and Mr. Pratt urged independence for Filipinos. The exchange touched on military civilian governance and legality as Culberson’s motion led to executive session and adjournment at 5 25.
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United States
Money
Mississippi
Philippines
Dir. Hain
Civ
Hale
Platt
Mr. Money
Teacaethes
Jatt
Foraker
Pratt
Senate
Culbos
Stole Blankets and Quilts Charged in Wellington
Perry Marshall, about 20, of Rome, was arrested and brought to Wellington to answer a charge of stealing a horse blanket two quilts and two comforts from a buggy. He pleaded guilty and was fined $0 and sentenced to three months in jail before Justice Chaddon.
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Wellington
Perry Marshall
Rome
Justice Chaddon
Appoints New County Attorney in Howard Kam Jan 28
Howard Kam reports the appointment of Tacher Beart of this city to the office of county attorney until the vacancy is filled and following the removal of W A McCi to Coley Wille.
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Howard
Kam
Backing for Strikers Discussed by Board
Fragmentary notes show a discussion where the board considered backing strikers and reporting to a prevention body. The text hints at endorsements and organizational involvement, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
OBrien Note Appears in Scrambled Message
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled line about Ai Katie and a person named Obrien. The readable parts hint at a cryptic message with no clear event, date, or location. No verifiable actions or outcomes emerge from the legible text.
Unclear headline due to garbled OCR text
garbled reader text shows names and phrases but lacks coherent event or details to summarize as a specific news item.
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Bowersock and Nordica
Kansas
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Hostetter
Supt
Topeka Daily State Journal
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Swamp Root
Springfield
Ohio
Republic
Ceme Orig
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United Mine Workers Levy
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