Blood Balm promises cure for severe blood disorders
Advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm purifies blood to heal conditions from boils and eruptions to rheumatism and ulcers. It lists symptoms, asserts thirty years of testing, and offers a trial bottle mailed to readers at Bold addresses in Atlanta and Topeka based on a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Drum Wints
Cwift & Hhilitay
Poxanes Avenue
Howley & Son
Kansas Avenue
Blood Malm Co
Mitchell Street
Atlanta, Ga
Chip of the Old Block. Jan Love Avelyn Leasw
A fragmented piece discusses Jan Love Avelyn Leasw daughter of Mrs. Mary Hirabethe Tomame, outlining educational plans and civic interests. The text mentions debates on municipal ownership of utilities, suffrage, and reform topics, with hints of poetry and personal reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. Love
Avelyn Leasw
Mary Hirabethe Tomame
Bas Alevaty
Atte
Sratita Utkin
Cntvert
Progress on First Steel Railroad Cars in Topeka Shops
Progress on an experimental order of ten ballast cars and one box car shows steel freight cars may revolutionize service. The Topeka and Santa Fe shops work rapidly despite material delays, with all steel construction and standard sizes planned. If successful, this effort could lead to widespread adoption and cheaper, longer lasting railcars.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
Ster
Thy
Trum Am Steel
Santa Fé
Ths
Three Interests Take Controlling Stake in Southern Pacific
San Francisco dated June 99 reports the Speyers bunting syndicate has optioned George Crocker’s Southern Pacific stock. Ward from New York, Mrs Jane Stanford, and Sayers tied to the Crocker holdings as part of a huge transfer. totals show three interests controlling about 1,200,000 shares of 2,008,000 issued, valued at around $200 million.
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Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Examiner
Ward
New York
Speyers Bunting Syndicate
George Crocker
Souther Pacific
Crocker Bulding
Jane Stanford
Searles, Huntington
Speyers
Muntimetoning Gys
Copany
Near Mile a Minute Fast Stun Between Limon and Denver
A report to Rock Island offices recounts a passenger train running nearly a mile a minute between Limon and Denver. The Bow railway car story describes a last exland locomotive, four heavy engines, and delays from Inverine Geedland. The train, reaching Limon minutes late, sped toward Denver with a final push to arrive exactly on time after a tense, delayed run.
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Rock Island
Rock
Limon
Denver
Exland
Inavine Geedland
Limoo Wal
Cerral
Léten
Linen
Limen
Relevan Aulekty
Santa Fe Loses Suit With Costly May Proquest
A garbled legal item from Santa Fe describes a court loss involving Wholessle Eiting and a May ruling. The fragmentary report references a jury, a case likely tied to family matters, and mentions deaths and separations amid unclear names and places.
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Santa FE
Diogenes' Heart Tale of Railroad Honesty
Fragmentary OCR suggests a historical piece titled Diogenes' Heart. It hints at a railroad honesty theme and a romance tone, with garbled lines possibly referring to Abel and a between dates. The readable content is too fragmentary to extract a full story or clear entities.
Fragmented narrative passage with unclear action
The text presents a disjointed scene involving a confrontation over money and a reply to a question. Characters named Barr, Nita, and a conductor appear in a muddled dialogue about returning funds and accountability. The fragment lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Surprising earnings and growth mark midyear report
Officials celebrate surprisingly strong half year results with higher earnings and increased operating mileage. Net earnings rose over the prior year though taxes and rentals offset gains. Revenue and output exceeded silent expectations as expenses and depreciation were managed.
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Sarresinost
I Sibio
Plans to reimburse agents for ticket costs in Chicago
The general passenger agents discuss partially reimbursing ticket agents countrywide as abolition of ticket commissions is debated. A meeting in thirty days may set salaries and advances. proposals aim to equalize pay and raise salaries while funding travel for agents with similar duties.
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Chicago
Principe
Threety
Pata
Aise
Ieriel
Marth
Denver plans for new Colorado & Southern shop complex
A report outlines a proposed Denver site for Colorado and Southern Railroad facilities. Plans indicate a ground purchase and a seventh street garden area. The project includes a main roundhouse, a maintenance yard, and accessory shops with affiliated structures to be built in the near term.
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Jon
Trimibulls
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Lourie
Kedna Deford
New U P Scale Changes Union Pacific Wages
After seventy five days of conference the boards of adjustment of the Union Pacific have not agreed on wage scales. Mileage between Laramie and Cheyenne is set at 100 miles for a single run and 100 miles for a double run with changes for Evanston to Ogden. For the LO class engines the firemen increase from 35 to 11 per ten miles and engineers gains are noted.
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Omaha
Boards of Adjustment See
Eee Beiemann
Union Pocific
Mneet
Prude
Laramie
Cheyenne
Evanston
Ogden
Harvey House Change in Albuquerque Auditor Transfer
The article notes shifts in railroad administration with Harvey moving from the Harvey auditing role to the Santa Fe Pacific. It mentions Central Branch vacancies and the appointment of a division superintendent at Concordia, reflecting broader reorganizations in the Central Bremen region during January.
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Albuquerque
Van
Yucker
Tred
Harvey Vating
Kanes City
Deming
Santa Fe Pacific
Ely
Bings
Atetivon
Jan
Bremen
Hendiguertern
Concordia
Bedilio
M. Suilwell
Headache spurs transient remarks on pills and relief
Fragmentary notice from New York references a doctor and premature claims about pills. Mentions Bain sen troubled with headache and cautiveness. Alludes to pills outperforming others and a cure claimed by a doctor in Philadelphia.
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Radwat
New York
Bain Sen
PF Rikper
Tam North
Philadelphia
Reatway's Pills Advertised for Digestive and Liver Ailments
An advertising notice touts Reatway's Pills as a remedy for digestive issues and nervous disorders. It claims benefits for liver disorders and related symptoms, with price per box and availability at local druggists.
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Price
Cis
Ail Drug- Eshay
Rock Island Engineers and Topeka Officials Featured in Turbulent Rail News
In Topeka a group including C F Schneider and Rock Island storekeeper J C Elvans attend a Shriners meeting in Salina before heading home. Ames appointed foreman of Rock Island car and locomotive department at Phillipsburg, replacing C E Holts, with A L Studer visiting from Horton on Rock Island business en route to Chicago. Conductor J C King returns home to Haton NM, Chester Smith visits family in the north county, and Shafer contemplates returning to Newton to join the chain gang. Rumors suggest a new night yard master may replace John Long. Wil be imported rather than Homegrown. Reading room at the railroad center nears completion, with furniture arriving and foreman Good hue ready to install. Rock Island items note holiday leave, Preston duties, and relief agent changes.
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Horton Mes
Topeke
C.F. Scheider
J. C. Elvans
Seon
C. W. Jones
Gow
Favey
Hoen Topeka
Horina
Stending
Ames
I. C Ames
Motits
Rock Island Road
Phillipsburg
C. E. Holts
Caldwell
J. C. King
Bete
Haton
Chester Smith
Winslow
Asia
Shafer
Newton
Chain Gang
John Long
John Wismeyer
Trix
Banta Fe
B. Busser
Foreman Goodhue
MISS ANTHONY TO QUIT AS SUFFRAGE LEADER
Dunkirk N Y Jan 29 The convention of the National American Suffrage Association to be held in Washington Feb 5 14 will mark the retirement of Susan B Anthony from the presidency She will pass the task to a younger woman and insists the move is fair as the work burden shifts to others A celebratory birthday will follow and delegates from states territories and foreign nations will attend A letter from Miss Anthony urges supporters to join local clubs donate to the cause and pledge service in the pursuit of women’s enfranchisement
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Dunkirk
National American Suffrage Nssociation
Washington
Suna B
Anthony
Miss Anthony
Othet
Utfrage
Ake
Susan B. Anthony
Madison St
Rochester, N.Y
ELOPES WITH HIS WIFE IN COLORFUL ROMANCE TALE
A dramatic episode unfolds as Lee of New York elopes with his wife toward Chicago, amid a tangle with Jeanie Brown daughter of Charles Brown a wealthy Chicago contractor. Past objections, reconciliations, hospital stays and a heavy personal saga frame a chaotic tale of love, duty, and public notice, set against bustling early 20th century letters.
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Lee
New York
Chicago
Lee Theee
Jeanie Brown
Charles Brown
Mie Ang'are Dwn
M.lee Wan Ae
Brown Ant
Lee Pqnerisiea
Ruskand
Mire Tate
Gench
East
Disjointed Local Note on Names and Places
A fragmented readable fragment lists varied names and places such as Utica New York and New Jersey, mentioning individuals like Gideon and a mayor, with unclear context about affiliations or events. The garbled text references a hotel and a company, but lacks coherent actions or outcomes.
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Phos
Brown
Utica
Eby
Hfe
Fortune
Moon
Gideon Hee
York
Ives
New Jesnstoruam Hotel
Troutman Could Garner Broad Support For Senate Run
Topeka readers hear many calls praising ex Lieutenant Governor James A. Troutman as a strong, versatile candidate for U S senator. Newspapers from Sterling to Florence endorse him, noting his clean character, intellect, and potential to unite factions in a Baker Burton era.
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Topeka
James A. Troutman
Troutmen
United States
Baker
Burton
Kansas
Troutman
Sterling Bulletin
Burton Jook
Osage County Chronicle
Florence Bulletin
James A. ‘Troutman
Bure Oak Heral
Baler
Jim Troutman
Kuungas
James A.troutman
Kansas Would Have No Cause For Comipiniie Troutman
Burlington
Kitneas
Junes A. ‘Troutman
Frank L. Brown
Republican Central Committee
Stacey
James Aa Tantman
Lyons
Brother Shaw
Troutsman
Ottawa Herald
Topeka State Journal
Missouri Valley Farmer Quips About Govymor Troutein
A Missouri Valley Farmer lauds Govymor Troutein as highly qualified for any Kansas political role, suggesting he could provide a steadfast finished product for a century while humorously remarking on stock market gains.
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Govymor Troutein
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Eskridge’s Sarcasm On State Convention In Electoral Clash
Charles V Eskridge editor of the Emporia Republican mocks state convention actions as dangerous and unconstitutional. He argues the constitution fixes senator elections and warns against convention meddling, noting pockets were picked at the last convention and urging the party to leave the senator selection to the legislature.
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Charles V. Eskrnd
Emporia Republican
Hy ‘Saya
United States
Leutenant
Ciiely
Washington Society Gossip in Kansas Delegation Circle
Washington society notes revel in Kansan delegation prestige as Representative Curtis leases the Wells home with Tangier brought furnishings. Mrs Curtis and Miss Permenla Curtis shine in high society while Miss Dollie Curtis and Mika Curtis gain arts fame. Mrs Ryan, wife of Assistant Secretary Ryan, dazzles at cabinet events. ]]>
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Washington
Kansan
Curtis
Wells
BR Street
Tangiers
Dollie Curtis
Ryan
Kansas
Hitchcock
Notable Washington Residents and Social Scene
Mr and Mrs Muchethomy host on Twenty third Street while Miss Olle O'Brien, wintering with Captain Homyne's family, is warmly received. Mr Tufts and family reside at 2 D Street. Tufts attends Columbia College. Senator Harris occupies a spacious city home on Lyne Street Thirteenth Street corner with lawn and grand interiors. Congressman Long at The Magnolia. pianist noted. Dennis Flynn and family rent on Howard Street. Mrs Flynn versed in political questions. Miss Flynn a striking figure in Washington society. One room in the Flynn house features Miss Flynn's Indian corner and draperies. Clemmé A. Linn, Washington, January 5, 18—.
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Mr. Muchethomy
Olle O'Brien
Harria
Keepisie
Lyntreet
Harris
Congressman Long
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dennis Flynn
Territory
Howard Street
Safe Blowers Killed in Quincy Burglary Shootout
Quincy Illinois January 33 two expert safe blowers believed from Chicago were killed and a third badly wounded during a rumbled burglary at the Adams County Building and Loan. Pursuit followed to the Airoueh hotel with officers exchanging fire. Burglars’ tools and nitro glycerine sticks found. attackers wore diamonds and jewelry and had money. The wounded man refused to name himself. Police believe the trio were top burglars recently active in Galesburg.
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Quincy
Baturnaught
Chicago
Airoueh & Hotel
Galesburg
Preeport
Trinolm
Mmlettay
Adams County Building and Loan
Moeckery Bute Amd
Kunmas City
George Koob
Keck
Misa
Bird
Potineise
Hearn
Janney
Thomas
Philippines
Memorial Tabi Fund
Lekets
Certs
al. Kellain
Rowley
Snow
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Beith
Sauer
Otto Topeka
Kan
Storn
S-Tar
Win. Green & Sor
Glick
J. G. Gelen
Saunt
Cunningham Co. Young
C. S. Driesbach
M.A. Chesney
Orittin & Pritton
C. B. Tilson
ML Brill
Prank
Kuehne & Co
Rechange
Choth
Behmidt Broa
Sam. Rive
J. W. Abbott
D. O. Dickinson
J. MM. Ferguson
Hush
McCowan
N. F. Gonkle
Crawford O
Bowie
Russia
Orestes
Pylan
Prdena
Bowley & Snow'p
Riddell
Christ
Grand Opera House
Mra Lesay
Bryan
Chiro
Bryans Rail
Nburen
Thpeweitocs
Castoria
Railroad News
Atchison
Yun
Todett
Anna Sines Todahe
Dumainas
Apter Diogenes
Iitreton
Yeacan
Tim
Barr
Hcnour
Tradn
Mel
Bart Cowl
Big Colorado
Tegan
Joe
Almond
Goodland
Philipsburg
Jway
To Berk
Harvey House Change
G.@ Lucker
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Reatway
Wesialon
Wis
Br. Studer
A. L. Stider
Horton
Topeks
Mr. Linder
Promemporia
TEMS
Bene Brit
Fmm
Chatre
C. Xf. Paxson
Preston
J. F. Carey
Jena
American Suffrage Association
Arthur E. Lewa
Wrly Company
Cileags
Infant Food
Gail Borden Eagle
California
T. L. King
The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
Topeka, Kansas
Eskridge
Zella
Washington Society
Miss Lian
Capital
Miler
Q Street
Mre Miller
la Santa, Colo
Kaneas
Misa Jane Machelisany
Yerald
Genator
Fetter
Tufts
Alchison
D Street
M! Tufus
Columbia College
Sieipa
Quincy, Il
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