Railroad Employes Seek Dr Wright Appointment At Santa Fe Hospital
Railroad workers from the Santa Fe engine and train service plan to petition the hospital trustees to appoint Dr A H Wright as hospital head. Wright currently oversees the Santa Fe hospital in Ottawa, with Topeka candidates for the role in consideration. Meanwhile, agency changes occur at multiple Santa Fe stations and Union Pacific tests a weed cutter to reduce dust between rails.
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Dr. Wright
Wow
Santa Fe Hospital
Ottawa
Kansas
Santa Pe
Santa Fe ‘Hospitel Association
A. H. Wriebt
Sacta Pe
Weight
Santa Fe
Topeka Beapital
J. R. Pay
Hewpstad Euscciatinn
Sven Busing
Oreners
Union Pacific
Karras
Karras Clery
Mwickerson Notes From Our Special Correspondent
From our special correspondent, updates on engineers and staff. Notable items include Chas HM Lamb resuming work after a brief absence, Fayett eback from a trip to Denver, and engineer Win F G Gilpin preparing to depart for Denver. John Muline on engine duty. Albert Herker resumes after visiting firemen. James Ruarnis of Newton takes six days of leave to visit Chicago. Paxton family back from Denver. Byron returns from Colorado with relatives. Edward Norton on 64 day leave with a stay in Sunaville Wisconsin.
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Ealier Fro
Jetiiss
Tnt Faniam
Chas
Lamb
Fayette Bes
Fl Dorado
Gilpin
Mt Denver
John Muline
Matthey
Great Bend
Ene
W. H. Tarmpkin
Lay
Funtun
Benn
Funporie Yart
Eas
Buen Ebes
Nitkwrwolk
Eral
Albert Herker
Ontaren
Famiy
Paxton
Hye
Denver
Coracuiniet
John H. Byron
T. Col
Col
Edward Norton
Suneaville
Wis
New Time Card Rules for Rock Island Division
A meeting of division superintendents and trainmasters of the Rock Island west of the Missouri River in Topeka was planned for next week to approve a new lime card system. The meeting was delayed. officials could not attend. The new time card rules, already printed, revise and compile times for workers and were adopted to improve efficiency east of the Mississippi river.
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Rock Island New
Missouri
Topeka
Minausri
Missouri Pacific Withdraws From Rate Agreement
Missouri Pacific announces it will not conform to the rate agreement of the Western passenger lines in trans-Missouri area. The action aims to relieve demoralization amid concerns of a possible withdrawal from the cooperation with Missouri River Colorado and other points. A meeting outcome will be guided by Chairman Caldwell.
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Mord
I Cohnperton
Colorado
Missouri Pacific
Co Ee Ak
Caldwell
Improving Stock Cars at Santa Fe Heavily Reworks
Santa Fe freight cars gain hoof doors for easier stock handling with 36 foot stock ware framed and doors mounted to permit loading and unloading without removing stock. Iron girders replace wooden bridges on the eastern Division as work accelerates.
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Heen
Nunwho
Stranger Creek
Cummings
Santa Fe
The
Topeka Snapshots Highlight City Happenings
A collage of Topeka snippets covers public notices and local color. references include Brentwood addition, Jackson and Warner council figures, the orphan’s home activities, and band performances at races, with notes on a burial of the Columbian building transfer and a union Baptist meeting.
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Eiliott Iz
A. Washburn
Bank of Tope
Brentwood Addition
Cumary Clark McCabe
Orphans Home
P. Adams
Committee of Ftreen
Nettsis
Bar- Wington
Warner
Maple Hille
Columbian
Bates
J. H
Commercial Club
the Baptists of the Cty
West
Tuntts Street
J PD. Boyle
Christian Church of
Independence
Karr
Tor
Allen Alexander
Mckee Rankin
Topeka
Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Specia
Diggs Sees Populists and Democrats Split Over Gold Policy
Mrs Diggs in Topeka speaks on Populists and fusion with Democrats on silver. She predicts national talks on gold and silver, notes Bland and Boles as possible candidates, praises suffrage gains, and discusses St Louis conventions and Colorado settlement plans for colonists.
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Little Annie" Diggs
Topeka
Judge Webb
Aflver
Democratie Goldites
McKinley
Democratic Party
Joe
McKiniey
Whitney
Europe
Chicago
Bland
Boles
Teller
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Kansas
Lease
Diggs
Perry
St. Louis
Canfines
Telatine Deanetly
Jose Maceo Wounded In Loma del Gato Engagement
Havens July 9 General Linares reports locals near Songos who reached Santiago de Cuba say Jose Maceo was wounded in the head and breast by two bullets in the recent battle at Loma del Gato as insurgents retreated with heavy losses including several officers. The Diario de la Marina publishes editorials criticizing U S Cuba policy.
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Havens
Linares
Songos
Santiago de Coba
Jose Maceo
Loma del Gato
Diario de Tm Marina
United States
Cuba
Spain
Commercial Club Meets Discuss Hall Expansion
The Topeka Commercial Club, now chartered, met with strong attendance to discuss enlarging a hall for conventions. A plan to extend Craw ford's Opera House or Hamilton hall was deemed impractical. The club will study options, publish a Topeka statistics pamphlet, and invite Kansas merchants to upcoming events while transportation issues and summer excursion plans are reviewed.
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Topeka Commercial Club
W. H. Davis
F. C. Popenoe
T. Howe
W. M. Crosby
J. P. Davis
Robert Pierce
S. Elliott Thomas Page
E. Wilder
Otto Kuhne
Downing
Chas, Adams
C. P. Adams
C. Arnold
Transportation Committee
Manhattan
Alma
Deigsmayr
Topeka
Bdnard Wilder
Crawford’s Opera House
Hamilton Hall
Clale
Statiatice
C. BP
Adame
Kansas
Adams
Committee On Transportation
Minouri Pacific Management
Nipps
99th Time in Jail Ends in Court Fine
Will Lynch, longtime offender, fought a street brawl on Kansas avenue and Fifth street last night. He was fined $10 for disturbance of the peace but could not pay. Earlier, Lynch escaped river-bank gunfire and claimed officers were fooling with a canine youth.
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Will Lynch
Kansas Avenue
Fifth Street
Lynch
Tepaka
Keise
Wing
Lyreh
Telegraphers Boycott Ended in Peoria Ill
Telegraphers' boycott tied to Wabash railroad action has been declared off after adjustments. The dispute centered on alleged discrimination against union members in hiring and promotions. Also noted are upcoming joint committee trials, new justices of the peace, and local notices including a festival program and a teething syrup advertisement.
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Peoria
Ill
Order of Fairway
Wabash
Tla
Order of Railway Telegraphere
Isbor
Englishman Hutchinson Takes Poison After Fresh Marriage
Robinson C Hutchinson a 26 year old Englishman living at 610 West Tenth Street died after taking strychnine in his kitchen. He had married three weeks earlier to a German woman and left notes declaring, This morning I will do it myself. Coroner's inquest to follow as details of the suicide and finances are reviewed.
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Hutchinson
West Tenth Street
Robinson C. Hutchinson
Mii
Teturoine
Shy
Kinson
Sheldon
Westerfield
Wak Hobert
Taden
William Matchinson
Hye
Holton
Robinson Himelf
Alia
Peka
Rastman Aus
Knights of Pythias Order
Hutchinson Mas
Seorninag
Budang
Corundr
Demets & Penwells Place
Alma
Cake Walk At Metropolitan Hall Tonight Features Notable Guests
A colorful cake walk event is planned tonight at Metropolitan Hall with Dor Brown famed for his feats in Kansas City to attend along with Daisy Hol of Chicago. Judges Capt De Randache Henry Dillard and Jasper Childers will preside as LV. Gray’s Gondotter orchestra provides music under Prof Edward Clark of Lawrence. The parade of elves was postponed to 4 PM due to persistent rain. Local notices mention a campaign caucus in Washington and a Santa Fe route sale in St Louis with special fares.
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Topekate Ty
Metropolitan Hall
Henry Dillard
Jasper Childers
Gondotter Orchestra
LV. Gray
Edward Clark
Lawrence
Moor
Carson Seeks Pardon After 1890 Highway Robbery Conviction
Steve Carson, imprisoned fifteen years for hold up near the Kaneas City stockyards in Kunase City in 1890, applied for pardon. Accomplice Holt received four years and a pocket knife. Petition circulated claiming support surpassed eleven hundred signatures, but it was not presented to the state board as of this morning and will be forwarded if found.
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Kaneas City
State Board of Perdons
Steve Carson
Carson
Kunase City
Careon Sa
Holt
Goddess of Justice
Sunrise Service Draws 10000 Endeavorers At Capitol
Washington July 9 Despite poor weather over 10000 Christian Endeavorers rose early for sunrise services in Washington churches and tents. Delegates from Boston and Detroit directed and sang a Hymn of Welcome by Col. Jos Hay. A state capitol walk and river drive contract was awarded to Kansas City Gravel Co. Mother’s Colle medicine ads appear amid the news.
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Washington
Houranis
Williston
Endeavor
B.C Clas
Boston
Perry
Doster
Singtra
Jos Hay
W. Smith
Detroit
Howard B. Grose
B. Excell
Chicago
Executive Council
State House
Kansay
Munyons Remedies Promised Fast Reliefs At Philadelphia Office
Munyons Improved Homeopathic Remedies advertises quick cures for stomach trouble piles nervous disease asthma and skin conditions. The notice offers free medical advice from Prof Stanyon at 1605 Arch Street Philadelphia with a care for Reach Disease and a bottle price of 504 Rottle.
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Munyon
Alwayon
Stanyon
Arch
Philadelphia
One Fare Rate For Kansas Silver State Convention
A projected one fare rate for round trip rail travel to the Silver State Convention gathers support. Caldwell chairs the committee. the plan covers all points in Kansas including Topeka, Wichita, and St Joseph. Excursion tickets would be valid through July with a July 18 cutoff for the rate.
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Topeka
Kansas
Coronel Wee
Te Caldwell
Tactiles
Sims
St Joe
Carock
Torinsue Suye
Race and Horses Snow Fair Grounds Event Report
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a two day event at Snow Fair Grounds with races and horse actions. Mentions Vienna and Argentina in a garbled claim about a Jewish audience and a large audience turning out. Also promotes Begs hair renewer with unverified claims of cleansing dandruff and improving vitality.
Free Liver at St Louis July 20 Ad Itinerary
Free Liver feature lands in St Louis on July 20 with emphasis on Santa Fe Betas home adit sale. W. F Farrow of Kansan avenue advertises offers including photos of residences and a 1 dollar weekly package service.
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St. Louis
Santa Fe Betas
Parce
W. F Farrow
Si Kansan Avenue
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Pacific
Marshall
Nmste
Gormiey
George Hamel
Wellington
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Germany
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U.S
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Bewave
Wabash Railway
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Smith Center
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Norton
Phillips
John Stelnaus
Julius Antoine
Harry Brooks
Jim Crowe
L. Husk
Justices of Peace
Samuel Patterson
Salt Springs Township
Greenwood County
Charles Karicomb
Shannon Ownship
Pottawatomie County
Gotham
Frisco
San Francisco
John la Frasce
Normin de Baux
Thin City
New York
Office of Topeka Printing Co
East Seventh Street
Tce
Jefferson Street
Ninde Epworth Teague
Mrs. Winelow
Bas
Elke
District of Columbia Committee
Lawrence Guedner
D. C
National Committee
District of Columbia Uelewation
James L. Norris
Gardner
Norris
E. Jorfani
Bucklen
J. K. Jones
Fifth
Kansas Ave
G. W. Stansfield
Bilver
Peariess Steam Laundry
the Star Grocery
Ansas
Sk Leiter
Carlosd
Mason
J. S. Sprout
Slab Vc
Liberty
Colle
Beco Nod Horse Show
Vienna
Sily
Algembian Zeitung
Argentina
Thompson Brothers
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