Mr Frey Dead Former Santa Fe executive obituary
Beloved railway official Mr Frey dies at 55 after long illness in Belalta Missouri. A longtime railroad veteran he joined at 17 and rose to general manager and superintendent posts on the Santa Fe system including the Missouri Kansas & Texas and the Western lines. His leadership during the ARU strike boosted morale and earned nationwide praise.
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Belalta
J. Prey
Sante Fe Fairway
Tony
Crowte
Prey
Eouri
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Kuiet Ling
Red River
Preys Resienatinn
Fanty Fe
Devaine
Demver & Cripe
Ynar
Pew
Santa Fe
Nyaliy
Civerge IR Veeck
Belton
Mybieson
Koh
Wale
SAM Date Ibe
Olpelom
Mr We. MC Hommlagruin
Math Party of Friends
Callaenie
Southern
California
Keek
Becker
Frey
Santa PP
Fond Bermie
ARU
Ranta Fe Coed
Hetame Sentrad
Mt. K
Wan
United States
Early 19th Century Missouri Pacific Line Official Tale
The text outlines a regional railroad operator’s career, noting leadership roles with the Bust Line and Red River, later a shift in positions, and a sequence of ill-defined events across Missouri and nearby states. It mentions a presidential presence, a note on family, and scattered dates and locations amid a murky biography.
Kansans Abroad Picnic Draws Kan sans in Chicago
A Kansas gathering in Chicago drew about 500 Kansans including students and teachers from the state’s universities and colleges. Attendees from Wichita, Emporia, Ottawa, Newton, and Fort Scott joined a summer picnic at Jackson Park with music, a hearty lunch, and socializing before plans to reconvene in four weeks.
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Jackson Park
Chicago
Kaneans
Formre Kansane
Hie Sumin’e School
University At Chiesa
Socta Iateteour
Kansas
Mis Myers
Vatley Fatsch
Wecho Giars
Whee Anise Sandford
Anaes
Muskogee
T. Hi Metter
Principr Karinn Et “Hig School
J. Bi Minter
Hammond Cei Company
Emma Ll. Norris
Wellington
Pratane Diemer
Kansan Univer Iwityis
Leola
Columbuss
J. Sabetho
1Hisely
W. Lienela
Mlc Wareham
Wichita
W. E. Kline
Ottawa
Lew Stullent
Ot. Potenwither
Atiles
Taldwin
Highland
Keehulel Malstead
M. Ellen Ba
Florence Montgomery
Belolhah
Exaperta J. . Masters
Newton
Prineignt
Jane Academy
Devient
Lane Dizon
Het Friends
Uni Wrelog
Wichlas
Morris Walliston
Yolkum
Hotton
Ana Dirs
We A
McKvever and Son
Harold
Dlanhittan
J. A. Clement
McTherson College
Stacley L- Mynes
Fort
Scotts O. J
Three Killed in Explosions at Laitin Buyer Rails near Monte
An explosion at 7 p.m. near Monte, Wilosbarn, Py, killed three, with others injured. Names listed include Jim Day, Alfred Gee, Abexin Gee, Modine, Hass, and Pierce. The disaster damaged the mill plas mill and the prey building, with recovery efforts underway.
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Wilosbarn
Laitin
Monte
Eoateiunies
Ban
Corning Mill Plas
Academy report issued on large 275 page volume
A long machine translated notice describes the publication of volume XVTEL of the Transactions of the sirmine Asse beer died by te Garlineley. It notes 275 pages, an emphasis on technical information and reform proposals, with committees and editors named. Copies are distributed throughout the state.
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Te Garlineley
Gielne Mat
Fragmented OCR obituary mystery from minor text fragment
A damaged material mentions a person named Maude Serdine and a Prarcia inclarer of Auaéen Juratne with references to tombs and a shore scene. The garbled, partial lines imply a memorial or funeral context but lack clear events or dates. No coherent narrative or verifiable details emerge.
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Faremingiot
Maude Serdine
Ie Prarcia
Puegaralin
Feaureye
Freight Handlers Strike Hits Chicago Terminal Depot
Freight handlers at the Chicago Terminal Transfer company Western Avenue depot struck today after 21 workers were discharged yesterday. Pickets turned away every delivery vehicle as the standstill halted freight flow and the strike centered on the Kel Inge Switchboard and Signal company dispute.
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Chicago
St i Western Avenue
Kel Inge Switchboard and Signal Company
Ris
Bastress
Emporariy
Plan Feasible Compete With Coal For Topeka Gas
Promoters argue natural gas can beat coal on heating costs if priced around 40 cents per thousand cubic feet. A Topeka pipe line from Kansas fields would demand huge capital, with Grimsley and Burdge touting gas as a practical substitute, though pricing and construction hurdles remain.
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Topeka
Kansay Wae
Lear
Riauu MuCtUred Gat Company
G. PB. Grimsley
Kanjue
Pittsburg
Pretoni
Tepekaty
Grimalty
The
State Journal
Delphich Otis Company
Burdge
Erople
Eperainl
Grimsley
Achemet
Kanes
Citlen
Hibs
Tits Ae Koowrie & Comdnay
Topria
Hia
Knnd
Lune
Wil
Uae
Mtatom Guthio
Rteauni Vennsylvania
Sobile
Topeka school building delays press brick change
New Topeka manual training high school construction is delayed with plans to begin in October and be ready within four years of the next term. An agreement with Kansas school fund commissioners delays bond issues while funds are redirected to state school needs. Parkdale and Potwin district work, including potential use of pressed brick and new rooms, is unsettled with Parkdale awaiting decisions and Potwin additions planned imminently.
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W. H L. Wilton
Topeka Board of Education
Kalas Supreme Court
Kansas School Fund Comminatenent
Toyoka
Board of Education
School Fund
Fchool
Topeka
Schwol Fund
North Topeka
North Toveka
Davidson
Boston
Holland
Pew
Indianapolis
Holland Iis
Wilson
Te Shoal Board
Topeka Balldine
Touttern
Lowman Hil
Parkdale
Howard
Towman
Potorin
Potwin
Pope Leo XIII Deteriorates as Death Looms in Rome
Rome reports worsening health of Pope Leo XIII amid restricted access to his chamber and no daily visitors. Doctors note rising danger of kidney decline and systemic dissolution, with injections of salt and water and cautious medical care continuing. A Methodist minister in New York offers tribute to the pontiff's lifetime achievements and moral influence.
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Rome
Laptone
Pape
Pia Contra
Pia
Lapponi
Contra
Dort
Ribute
New York
G. W. Grinton
Forty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Asik Mart
Ley
Agnemic
Leo Kel
Ati Kojnm
Vatican
Lappomi
Vienna
Pope Leo
Fifteen Hurt After Fire On Burning Subway Car
In New York on July 14 a trolley car carrying about twenty passengers burst into flames while speeding along Lenox Avenue. Passengers leaped to escape and fell into the subway excavation on PE Street. A collapsed plank left about 25 riders trapped, with many severely burned but only one in serious condition.
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New York
Lenox Avenue
PE Street
Will Try Rudolph Too In Federal Robbery Case
The article reports that Rudolph will be tried on the same charge as Bill Rodoupi and Fred Collins, alleged robbers who wounded detective Charles Schumacher during an arrest attempt. Sheriff Thomas B. Bruch of Franklin County escorted the prisoner with guard at the jail.
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Geo. Collins
Rodoupi
Charles Schumacher
Rudolph
Thomas B. Bruch
Franklin Cout
Fox Gagatian
Agetest Gabe
Kansas City
Kan
A. H. Broth
Reson
Maya
Brotherson
Sunys
Storms Cause Deaths Injuries and Destruction Across Cities
Damaging storms across Washington Baltimore Beaver City Hastings and York brought deaths injuries and heavy property loss. A Washington boathouse was struck by lightning killing one man injuring several others while a 15 year old girl was stunned by lightning in another part of the city. Baltimore reported 300 homeless and $100000 in damages from wind and rain. Beavers City and Hastings saw extensive flood and wind damage with crops ruined and rail lines washed out.
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Washington
Potomac River
H. Banningan
Nore Shipley
Ughsning Lett
Baltimore
Beaver City
Neb
Salvation Army of
Kansys
Nedrasios
Pyere
Oaeare
Itv
Anowiter
Beaver Creek
Burlington
Sumford
Hastings
Little Blue River
Overrivan
York
President Roosevelt and War Chief Reach Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt visited Oyster Bay with Secretary of War Root amid talk of the army contracts probe and the commission’s work. He and his daughter were observed at services, renewing old acquaintances as the event closed.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Root
Teverent
Lawemore
Wae Wil Havde Beteng
Arista
Qeumiaty Commission
Amertonnets
Ainot
Hoenevelt
Mix Dowehter
Buel
Sunda
Presbyterian Vharet
Roonevelt
Chriet
Mrs Cummings Convicted of Second Degree Murder
The jury finds Mrs Minnie Cummings guilty of murder in the second degree for the April 18 1903 killing of her husband Dennis Cummings. The penalty is ten years in prison. The case ties to Edgar M Harris’s October 1902 death, initially deemed accidental but later charged as murder. July 20 tied for the alleged murder, with sentencing to follow.
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St. Louis
Minnie Cummings
Dennis Cummings
Mra Cummings
Edgar M. Harris
Cummings
Ant
Bears Drive Stocks To New Lows In Heavy Decline
New York July 1 stocks opened weak with broad losses led by major rails and steel issues. U S Steel bonds hit historic lows as Pennsylvania New York Central and Northwestern sank. Reading Southern Pacific and Lackawanna showed pronounced declines amid continued bearish selling and sparse news. Partial rallies failed to reverse the downtrend.
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New York
Bears
London
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Northwestern
Atchnison
Rock Island
St. Haul
Lilinotn Central
Wabash
Tractions
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Amalgamated Copper
U. S. Steel Corporation
Boston
Pessminm
Reading
Pa Elie
Murkest
Spain
Hlinoin Central
Consolidated Gag
Lackawanna
Moon
Wanted to Lynch Them in Leavenworth Riot
United States soldiers in Leavenworth attempted to lynch Everidge Wal and Walter Brown after a street altercation. Police quelled the mob for over an hour as soldiers and civilians gathered near the old fair grounds. Several shotguns and revolvers were used, arrests followed, and the incident caused widespread alarm.
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Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Everidge Wal
Walter Brown
Inek
Whhorn
Brown
Kinkspos
Williams and Brown
Une
Pelite
Ravelvers
Ranchmen Released From Use Shawnee County Jail
Chauncey Dewey W T McBride and Clyre Wilson left the Shawnee county jail shortly after noon today under bond of 600. They will travel from Topeka to Burville Lake Manhattan and stay for several weeks while trials proceed. Dewey said plans are uncertain and the bond may depend on sheriff approval for a resident of Cheyenne county. Mulvane men from Topeka and Chauncey Dewey Sr of Trinloy are listed as sureties.
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Chauncey Dewey
W. T. McBride
Clyre Wilson
Shawnee County
Dewey
Sherif McCullough
Cheyenne County
John R. Mulvane
Jooh Mulvane
Topeks
Chauncey Dewey, Sr
Trinolx
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MR. Frey
Measger
Sad
Missouri Pacific
Silvinian Maperintenas
Tarious
Belmg
Fexoe & St Louie
SM. K
Tee
Shanaeey
Rad
Jeffersonville
Smar
Sedalin
Academy
Bloomington
Belfast
Trostrevor
County Down
Parkdale School
Potwin and Lewman
B. E. Wilson
Eho
Samer
Han
Fange Ories
Will
Roosevelt
Mrs. Cummings
Fort Leavenworth
McBride
Palia
Paria
Klidder, & Co
Germany Y Hatreds
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