Missouri Kansan & Texas railroad cuts grain rates to Gulf
Kansas City Jan 22 The Missouri Kansan and Texas railroads announce reductions from 17 to 15 cents on wheat from Kansas City to Galveston and from 16 to 15 cents from interior points to the gulf. The Great Western and Rock Island also cut rates, with other lines expected to follow. Merchants fear sustained low rates may damage business and a general rate adjustment is anticipated.
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Missouri, Kansan & Texas Railroad
Ivcel
Kansia City
Galveston
Santa Fe
Muself
Interior Paints
Galt
Katy
Great Western
Hook Island
Vollita
Fate Bieuaor
Chicago
Yoakum Gould Seeks New Orleans Rail Trackage Rights
Reports say St Louis & San Francisco congestion talks with Gould lines near a Memphis to New Orleans trackage pact. A broader St Louis to Memphis link via the Southwestern may be ready by February 15 with freight service by March 1, while other local routes face delays.
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Yoakum
Gould
New Orleans
New York
St Louis
Pacific
Mobile & Cho
Memphis
St. Louis
Southwestern
Memphix
Baton Mobile & Ohio
Cassatt Will Wlw Supporters Rally for Administration
Supporters of A J Cassatt administration of the Pennsylvania Railroad protest Monday's appointment vote for the annual meeting in March. They claim Cassatt’s continuation is ensured as proxies pour in, surpassing previous totals, while opponents reportedly lack enough stock to remove him. Railroad officials dismiss the report as untrue.
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A. J. Chscatt
Pennsylvania
Cassatt
A. A. Allen
Missouri, Kansas
January Will Be Bad Says Railroad Woes
A desolate outlook describes rail traffic disruption from harsh weather and motive power failures across the country. Officials anticipate a difficult year with higher costs and reduced freight, yet California crop prospects and transcontinental demand could buoy some routes.
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Caterada
Ae Banta &E
Californi
California
Consequecion
Alfr
Branch to Independence rail plan eyed for tunnel line
Rock Island weighs a new branch to Independence with a tunnel and steep grades. A railroad representative has studied August decision factors as officials consider routing, costs, and impact on the town and regional traffic.
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Rock Island
Independence
Hoek Island Railway
Louis-Raneis
Rad
Investigation into B and O gun inquiry proceeds
A terse report outlines an inquiry into B and O gun issues. Representatives of the committee are shown advancing arguments and reviewing statutes while comparing current offers and past acts. The session focuses on how restraints apply to the rail line and related contracts.
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Hallrosa
Verdict Affirms 210000 Suit Against St Louis Transit
A jury verdict in St Louis awards 210,000 to AL HW Graefe of St Louis for injuries from a November 15 incident on an Easton Avenue car. Graefe alleged the car did not stop, dragging him, causing fractures and tetanus, leaving one leg shorter. Dr John Pitman testified muscle contraction stemmed from the accident and related injury.
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St Louis
Clayton
Sik
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King
John Pitman
Kirkwood
Pitman
Graefe
Bloomington Fears Loss of Rail Shops After City Council Concedes
Residents alarmed by potential loss of Alton railway Shops covering over 390 acres employing 3,000. President Frinton ends talks on shop expansion. Dispute centers on street closures and a subway project costing 5 000 to 100 000. council promises tasks if railroad stays.
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Alton Railway
Frnton
Tty Council
Chinaman Found Dead in Ice Stock Refrigerator Car
The body of Leong Yieke of Toronto Canada was found in an ice stocked refrigerator car bound from Montpelier Indiana to St Louis Missouri. Papers identified him and police believe he smuggled from Toronto and tried to seal a ride but could not open the car door after it was shut.
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Leong Yieke
Toronto
Canada
St_ mus
Montpelier
Ind
St. Louie
Yicke
Oldest Pennsylvania rail pensioner dies in New Jersey
William H. Gordon, once the country’s oldest engineer after 64 years of service, died at his home in Plainfield New Jersey. He helped operate the John Bull engine when it first came to the United States. Other items note Frisco dump ashes proposals in St Louis and an Mo Pacific manager meeting on wage rules, plus rail orders and station name changes.
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William H. Gordom
Pennsylvania Railfreed
Dead St Hin
Piainfeild
N. J
Frisco
St. Louis
C. D. Purdon
Prisoo
Phillips
Board of Publice Ling Movements
Chay
Tea Avenue
Varrelmann
Cotter
St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Missouri J Pettictron
Topeks Marke
Topeka
Saco
Santa Rise
J. Gouin
Tohn Corregent
Sorat Grisand & Co
Big Kansas
Brock Cos
Feunansty
New Yorker
Lemons
California
Texas
Reunion
Ieee
Sheena
Pennsylvania
Morgan to quit will move to England an Aldenham Abbey plan
New York Jan 20 J P Morgan senior plans a practical retirement from active business and will shift focus to England after his son J P Morgan jr returns from London He will live at Aldenham Abbey built in 1550 where he will gather his art treasures now loaned to museums and galleries abroad.
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Karmors
J. P. Morgan
J. P. Morgan, Jr
London
Morgan, Sr
England
Aldenham Abbey
Stand For Right Men in Kansas Federation Meeting
In a Friday session the Kesas Federation of Commercial Interests voted to remain non partisan yet press for favorable candidates for the state railroad commissioners in the upcoming campaign. A legislative committee led by C. Bridgeway and J. Howard will attend the Wichita convention to endorse a candidate, with W. Robison and J. D. George named as potential backers. The federation hopes to carry several thousand votes for the railroad post, independent of other ticket races. Meanwhile editors' meetings in Lawrence feature addresses on the role of newspapers in Kansas politics and plans for a Washington lobbying push against railway practices.
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Uber
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Kansas City
J. E. Howard
M. Sherman
Geneneo
Mecmifian
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el Dorado
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Hutchinson
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Washington
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Lawrence, Kas
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Manhattan Republic
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Wielitt Bearen
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Two Clever Middleweights Battle To Draw In Six Rounds
In a fierce six round bout at ingalde the two middleweights traded blows with constant aggression aiming for a knockout. No decision was allowed by law, but a judge might have ruled a draw. Ryan impressed with his clever hands and strong instinct under pressure.
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Ryan
ARE BACHELORS SELFISH Boston Ministers Debate Marriage Trend
Boston clergy discuss whether bachelorhood stems from economics and social change. Dr. Peters cites 4,000,000 unmarried men. Rev. Dixon congratulates women while noting peril in marriage. Dr. Gunn points to shifting duties. Rev. Applegate notes tougher living costs and smaller salaries driving bachelor numbers.
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Woman sues police chief claiming unlawful entry
Nancy J Bishop files in district court against Chief McCollum Officer Hutton and Officer Stilter alleging break in during her sleep to arrest disturbance of the peace. She claims no warrants wer epresent and rights violated, causing embarrassment and fear. Separate notes reference boxing promoters and car race results with various figures and names.
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Sait
McCollum
Hutton
Nancy Bishop
Detroit Telegram Reports Dead After Fight In Saloon
Brief telegrams recount deaths and incidents: Charles An dette dies after a brawl with Thoms Johnson in Detroit. Johnson arrested in Portland Ore. Fire destroys a public school in Portland, many students displaced. the Exhiuit exhibit and a great tombba burned. William Webb, oldest artists model, found dead in New York. A Himso-Carnest Hank branch to open in Francisco with capital stock. Shipments of cotton and goods move toward Japan. Doctor Clemens' health improves as he dictates to a secretary while walking. Various ads and notices appear from Texas to New York.
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Southern Pacific
Market Turmoil As Cotton Leads Sharp Rally and Wheat Dips
Flourished with wild market excitement across commodities from cotton to wheat. Reports from Liverpool and New York describe steep swings, with cotton climbing and futures near volatile highs, while wheat prices softened amid peace rumor jitters and selling pressure.
Morning Stock Review from New York Market Glimpse
Morning stock review outlines a volatile session with cattle and dairy notes from Chicago and St Louis Livestock Markets. It records cattle prices, calf values, and mixed market shade, highlighting declines in some segments and firm reads in others, with references to Texas shipments and green salt and tallow values.
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Bend
McDearmott Commission Co. Securities and Bonds
A. M. McDearmott Commission Co lists stents in stalls for cash or margin. United States bonds are a specialty. Located in Chicago and Topeka with agencies and direct river operations noted, serving stocks grains provisions and investment securities.
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Margt
United States
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Iniences
City
Toorka Bensant
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