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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1901

Page

3

Transcontinental Passenger Association Meets at Glenwood Springs

Denver July 17 A large Transcontinental Passenger Association session opened at Glenwood Springs Colorado with 39 railroads represented. Key topics include a new mileage system and interchangeable mileage books to apply from the Pacific coast to the Purify and northern and southern regions. The mileage issue will be referred to the village committee for details and a report tomorrow morning.

Denver Glenwool Springs Hotel Colorado Tunve Chartton Bevingtay Uckets San Francisco Seston Daque Milleage Tylteage Niehr

Kansas City Protests Blocked by Railroad Board

Kansas City merchants protested Frisco and Mearptia railroad consolidation at a Railroad Commission hearing. Commissioner Hennessy said Kansas City showed little concern for the consolidation. the board will refer testimony to the state attorney general for action as it limited scope of inquiry. The session highlighted tension between local interests and broader railway changes.

Kansas City Railroad Commission Ranviaw City Frisco Soho Henney Hennessy Wurdi Kentas Memphis Qtr Henees City Jef Kansas

Missouri Pacific to Acquire 18 Acres for Townhouses Plant Site

The Missouri Pacific Railway plans to buy 18 acres east of town near the Titusky clay plant for a townhouses project to house machine adopters and support operations. The purchase price, reported as 37,069 per acre, aims to consolidate operations and reduce costs, with confirmation pending. Steel and iron industries update: steel mill prices rise to 2 per ton as pools formalize pricing, moving above the prior October level and affecting next-year contracts.

Manse City Mixsouri Pacific Hallway Company Yald Sis Bottoma WS Titusky Clay Tyine Miesourt Panett Vel Dousht D.C. Murray

Rail pool announces price stance amid steel market outlook

Chairman of the United States President rail pool states prices at 26 dollars and notes continued prosperity in steel markets. Announcement signals maintained steel billets pricing as markets show steady demand and external sales trend remains favorable for the upcoming year.

Chhairmen United States

Railway and factory delays impede hive product deliveries

Reports from Kansas City to Texas indicate Raia Owent Wents Manufacturers face delivery delays ahead of a planned December to January rail contract. President Stilwell aims partial hive deliveries, while Cambria and Orient factions press for river corridor routes and faster grading. Labor shifts pull workers to harvest fields. further pushback expected in Oklahoma and Mexico.

Owent Wents Tima Kansas Citys Moxica Orient Road Gat Ae Uy Hive Cambria Anthony Kan Cimbriog Oklahome

Youngest Telegraph Agent Oscar Homer Bower Heralded on Fort Worth Rail

Oscar Homer Bower, at Blanket Texas, is hailed as the youngest telegraph and station agent on the Fort Worth and Rio Grande line. Appointed before 17 in 1889, he later managed express and office tasks, trained as a first class telegrapher, and built gear at home. HB Wicker notes his rise, while reports deny stock sales by J P and family members.

Fort Worth Stallon Oscar Homer Bower Fort Worth & Rio Grande Blanket Tex HB. Wicker OSC Homer Bower

Trainmen Refuse to Start Trains in Lion Mountain Yard

In Coffeyville Kansas, train crews refused to move freight until their labor demands were met. Conductors and brakemen stayed off the job for hours, delaying outbound trains to St Louis and the south. The company complied, and some crews later left for Westington.

Coffesville Kem Lion Mountain St Louie Eynes Snes

Western Trunk Line Committee Troubles Stall Rates

A disrupted Western Trunk Line committee faced internal strife and suspensions of allocations amid a faltering reform drive. The article notes the organization in a mixed state with the new chairman yet to stabilize leadership and policy.

Historic Engine One Ends Service After Absorption

A Baldwin built locomotive once used by the Valles railroad and later by Ed Campari and Valley railroad was sold to Pittsburgh and Eastern, then absorbed by New York Central and parked in yard service. Meanwhile a separate move ends full newsboy service on Burlington routes after August 1, with limited paper sales on select trains and times.

Lincoln Valles

Exchange the Old Stock in Denver Rio Grande deal

New York July 17. The Denver and Rio Grande railroad formerly announced an exchange offer. Preferred stock of the Rio Grande Western Railway will be exchanged after July 16 for preferred stock of the Denver and Rio Grande on the basis of eleven shares of Rio Grande Western for ten shares of Denver and Rio Grande.

New York Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Formsrly Hie Gi Western Railway Company Denver & Rio Grande Rio Grande Western Railway Company

John Calhoun's Railroad in South Carolina Sale

July 17 report notes the sale of 33 miles of railroad in South Carolina with equipment, for 100 dollars, to directors of the Southern railway. Originally built to Walhalla by John C. Calhoun, the project aimed to connect west with tidewater. Also mentions Grand Trunk railway modifying cars to transport fish in Ontario with government cooperation, moving fish from Lake Erie to northern waters.

John Calhoun Grand Trunk Railway Government of Ontario Lake Erie St Williams Lake Eris

Record Breaking Time Between Chicago and Pittsburg

A special five car train hauled over the Pennsylvania line from Pittsburg to Chicago in ten hours and minutes, breaking all passenger train records between the two cities. The report lists railroad workers and operations, noting crews reporting for duty, vacations, and various shop and yard activities during the period.

Chicago Pittsburg

City to sue Waterworks under 1831 franchise plan

The city council votes to proceed against the Waterworks company under the franchise method for acquiring the plant, with City Attorney Spencer to file a district court petition to fix value and terms of use. Debate centers on whether to use the 1881 ordinance or the original 1831 franchise, and the timing of proceedings once the plan is chosen.

Spencer Wilterworks Company McParland Sir. Clemens Festionnte Troutman James S Warner Beln W. A. 8. Bird Wes Atlantic Trust Company District Court Spenter MSL Topeka Shawnee County

Unclear OCR fragment from a newspaper page

A scrambled OCR readout recounts various local names and events, mentioning workers, firings, shop activities, and a trip to Colorado for recuperation. It also references a blacksmith shop fire and multiple individuals connected to a railroad or industrial setting.

Fragmented Query About Supplies and Plans at Wnere Compound

A garbled message asks about actions at a place named Wnere Compound. It mentions gear and a 6.5 Stapatiola as possibly relevant items and seeks clarification on what can be done. The text lacks clear events or named organizations.

Treasury balances and receipts report July 17 Washington

Treasury balances in the general fund show available cash 179 569 51. gold reserve of 160 000 in redemption remains separate. National bank deposits total 108 050 229. Total receipts for the day reach 26 861 918 and yearly receipts surpass 50 000 000. Expenditures for the month total 15 900 and yearly outlays exceed 5 000 000.

Washington Treasury National Derk

Rothschilds Won the Prize in Paris Donation Row

Paris July 17 The Rothschilds announced they would donate the 10000 francs prize to the Dramatic Artists Association after confirming they held the award. M Cornelin indicated the award had not been presented until yesterday and that the Rothschilds would donate the sum to the association.

Rothschilds Paris Dramatic Artists’ Association Rothschists M. Cornelin Ereecen

Unclear Health Alert With Fever and Weakness

A fragment notes a person named Fam at risk due to fever and great weakness, with the condition described as very serious. No additional context or identifying details are provided.

Okra and Gumbo Recipes from Lida Ames Willis

Contained in this piece are okra preparation methods and dishes from Lida Ames Willis. It covers drying and preserving okra, stews and soups, tomato and bacon variations, brunswick stew style, fritters, and notes on the vegetable’s medicinal value with practical kitchen guidance.

Georgia Brunswick Opon

Curious Kitchen Facts and Recipes From a Splintered Page

A reader asks for orange and cheese ideas and there is discussion of cucumbers as a digestible dish. The text blends cucumber tips with multiple recipe fragments for fruit salads and a potato chowder style dish, mentioning preparation methods and serving suggestions in a dated, instructional tone.

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