Colby and Utah Route Ticket Details Uneven in OCR Fragment
Fragmentary text references tickets from points west of the Missouri River to Denver Lake City and Bygen Utah tied to June July and August dates. The garbled OCR lists tickets and routes involving Colby Kansas and western points with unclear destination names and dates.
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Miesouri River
Eart
Colby
Kan
Denak Tetarone Baik Lake City
Ana Na Bygen
Utah
Tie
Curry Windmill Plant to Move from Manhattan to Topeka
The Curry Windmill company will relocate its plant from Manhattan to Topeka. The building at Seventh and Holliday streets will be used. The Commercial club offered $0 toward removal costs and after a Topeka visit the pair secured an extra 200 private dollars. About twenty men will be employed at the plant and it is stated the business will continue operations.
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Holman
Commercial Club
Curry Windmill Company
Manhattan
Topeka
Seventh and
Holliday Streets
Curry Company
Anderson
Movement of Troops to Prepare Quarters at Presidio
San Francisco orders at once to prepare quarters for five regiments en route for foreign service. The home battalion of the Eighteenth Infantry, led by Capt. K A Lewis, landed from the Hancock at the Presidio and heads to Ft Keogh Mont. The Hancock completed a Kobe to port voyage in 14 days. The Sumner’s departure for Nagasaki is postponed due to delays from Platteville. The Californian sails today for Manila with about 12 000 tons of military supplies.
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San Francisco
Presidio
Eighteenth Infantry
Hancock
K A. Lewis
Ft Keogh
Mont
Kobe
Nagasaki
Tirteenth
Platteville
Californian
Manila
Trains To Chicago From Topeka Schedule Details
Partial OCR notes show train connections from Topeka to Chicago with fast and old reliable services. Includes seating and sleeping options, no clear dates beyond July ticket sale cues, and mentions routes via Santa Route and Ottawa Chautauqua assembly with July travel windows and return fare.
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Chicago
Santa Fe
Topeka
Marrivibe
Sichgan
Northern Lake
I. King
Ottawa
Chautauqua Assem- Bip
Mth
Striking Thoughts and Topeka Musings From The National Lobby
In a lobby chat a St Louis traveling man notes the strike near settlement if the transit company honors its agreement and arc of arbitration remains best. A tale about Ingersoll and a criminal court joke spreads among politicians. Des Moines men discuss Mormon leadership and the reorganized church versus Brigham Young era. Garfield park plans and Marshall band banter close with talk of concert bands and tickets in a bustling town.
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Sss
St Louis
Mr. Pemberton
St. Louis
Throop
Trasssit
Pro Fonds
Mormon Church
Ows
Des Moines
Topeka
Joseph Bmnith
Lamont Iowa
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints
Brigham Young
Utah
Joseph Smith
Smith
Reorganized Church
Garfield Park
Marshall
Souza
Aunt Redy
New York
Marshall and Sons
Yue
Boston
Wallins
Isis
Macdonald expected it in London dispatch says Boxer uprising threatens trade
London dispatch to the World quotes Robert Yerburgh MP as saying Chinese trade in 1599 reached £52,000,000 with Britain holding £24,000,000. He argues reparation is premature, notes Chinese chaotic finances, and foresees Britain pursuing trade and international waterways under honest officials. Yerburgh cites 6,062 British subjects in China, with 650 in Beijing, and mentions Sir Claude MacDonald’s rumored precautions.
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New York
London
Robert Yerburgh
China Party
House of Commons
China
Great Britain
Britain
Pekin
Beltish
Yerburgh
Claude MacDonald
Claude
Verbureh
Heat Turmoil Strikes City Amid Violent Winds
Severe heat and violent west winds caused prostrations and one death by midnight. Storm felled signs and trees, toppled porch furnishings, damaged buildings, and forced boats to shore. In Jackson Park a boy slipped into deep water but was saved. The Mystic Temple on Wentworth suffered major damage with hundreds panic stricken and several injuries.
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Paul
Buckan
Lincoln Park
Jackson Park
A Fantastic Day as Chicago Suffers Weather Onslaught
Chicago July 14 hail and heat hurricane and rain struck various portions of the city in one of the most fantastic meteorological days the local weather bureau has ever encountered. Despite the fact that the mercury failed to rise.
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California
Sicily
Chicago
Mercury
When the War Ends Boers Plan Migration to America
Cape Town reports that after the South African war ten thousand Boers, mainly naturalized Transvaal citizens, will emigrate to the United States. Irish-Americans are organizing the initial steps for the movement. Machadodoro arrivals say President Kruger will delay surrender until supplies run out.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Trans- Vaal
United States
Kruger
NO ALARM FELT FOR CHINESE IN FRISCO
Chinese Consul General Ho Yow in San Francisco says rumors of a Washington threatened uprising against Chinese residents are unfounded. He notes no recent violence in the district, cites satisfactory treatment by authorities, and doubts Sand Lot agitators can rally a large following or erode community morality.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Ho Yow
Washington
Hyme
United States
Chinatown
Counterfeit Silver Dollar Scheme Reported in Philippines
Correspondence from Manila notes a large silver money circulation has spawned counterfeit zones in Luzon and provinces. Mexican dollars are melted and stamped with American faces to double value, yielding profits near 100 percent. Authorities order four native cavalry troops led by Major Batson to counter the ring, with Macabebe scouts to be mounted and commanded by American officers.
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Associated Press
Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Millery
Batson
James N. Monroe
Willian C. Geiger
Francia H. Cameron
David ‘Ho Waddie
James Conway
Clarence Calver
Mountainia
Herce
Mounted Organization
Agreement to serve United States of Al icoats in Philippine cavalry
A vague 1900 contract fragment states allegiance to the United States armed forces with Macabebe soldiers receiving half pay, paid in Mexican silver while Americans are paid in gold, claiming no full knowledge or conformity with General Order No 05. The text is muddled and includes errors in names and dates.
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United States
Stagnant Nile Water Alters Assuan River Conditions
Reports to Sir Benjamin Baker indicate rapid stagnant water buildup lowers dissolved oxygen in the Nile near Assuan. Large fish kill spans about a mile from the resident engineer, with water cooled but odoriferous and unsafe for drinking or bathing.
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Nile
Assuan
Pram
Benjamin Baker
Etait
London
Ceis
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