Rock Island changes routes to build own connecting lines
Fragmented OCR text outlines Rock Island proposing to reroute and build connecting lines from Trenton to Kansas City, via Leavenworth and Platte City, to compete with Chicago routes. Mentions extensions toward Helkney Lews and Trenton, with construction impacts and possible dual-track plans. The passage is garbled with many misreads and uncertain names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Piahoimy
Trinh
Trenton
Kansas City
Feeen Kuss City
Tron Platte City
Towice
Leavenworth
Roth Platte
Reid
Chicago
Sfurher
Helkney
Lews
Peditelus
Manning Plano Recital at Congregation Monwichuret Turaday
A schedule note lists a 3 o clock recital at Garfields in the afternoon with tickets priced at 55 venta. The event appears connected to ffarstall's Bass SUL AVE room in a serene setting and is set for Thursday afternoon at two o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfiels Put
Manning Plano
Congregat
Monwichuret Turaday
Relaying Track and Telegraph Wire Amid Labor Scarcity
The Santa Fe begins a four year reconstruction from Barstow to Mojave with a 71 mile section strung to 75 pound rails and 56 pound ties. Labor shortages push Mojave and Navajo Indians into work with pay from $1.10 to $1.75 daily as Western Union and Postal compete for coast traffic and new cross-arms and wire added along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Ia
Barstow
Mojave
California
New Mexico
Santa Fe Te Pata
Chiage
Auggatt
Che Saste Fe
Atwars
Distana
Tts
Pacific
Fractured Trade Notices From St Louis and Chicago Work Posts
Local notices recount personnel moves at Santa Fe and Northern Pacific with shifts in St Louis St Paul Chicago and Lincoln. Names include Mr Giese assistant supervisor worker and engineer Johann Eisthaw Deeks, Wayne Wingert, A A Hurd, David Stuart, and others as vacancies and appointments ripple through railroad and contracting offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisca
St Louis
Previktite Lene
Sak Srandisor Company
St. Lous
Brides Endounter
Giese
Servant Uniwervity
Bunty Peservive
Staal Bridge
Northern Pacific
Beatquartes
St. Paul
Louis P. Wingert
Sante Fe
New Yorts
Bettie
Wingtrt
A. A. Hurd
Santa Fe Bes
Dom Chinaboy
Hock
Indsrd
Marcia Hy Dew
Wieth
Ulhols
Eisthaw
Stevens
Santa Fe
Galvestan
A . Hvesceute
Erintani
Senta Fe
David Stuart
Pabop
Soaents
Tormerty
Topeka
Iperne Kiser
Pan Hanger
Returnei Layne
Conries Ackley
Wetleville
Bette
Ota Meade
Chitaco
William Sert
Torre
Schilewers
Harry Purdon
Santa Fy Wt Jrore Matisan
Tawi
Teft
Tore Titbee
Bis
C. DB. Purdon
Gashitant
Switchman saves man from end of boxcar accident
From Emporia reports quick action saved a man who nearly fell from a foot board as a test end engine uncoupled and began to move. A switchman opened a switch in time to pull the car away and avert harm. The article also notes rail workers changing chimneys and a visit by railway officials from Santa Fe and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. Morrison
Banta B
Los Angeles
Cal
Chamberlain
W. W. Hulton
The
Santa Fe
Qetiee ‘of
Five Lynched Near Lookout Bridge in Alturas Cal
A mob of about fifty masked men lynched Calvin Hall and his three sons Frank Jim and Martin Hall and Dan Yantis near Lookout Bridge in Hot Spring valley Pitt river twenty five miles from Alturas. Officers were overpowered and aided in the act. Sheriff Street and District Attorney Horner left for the scene as the bodies were still hanging at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookest
Hot Spring Valley
Pitt River
Alturas
CathEy
Madoc County
Baby's Navy Takes Flight in Partial Notice
A fragmented item describes a settee publication for recording infant events and a sample test by Borden's Condensed Milk No. 71 in Hudson SC New York. It notes excursion fares on Santa Fe routes to multiple states with round trips 200 dollars and a final limit of 22 days, stopovers allowed, via Santa Fe Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alami
Settee
Borden
Hudson SC
New York
Someseekera
Sante Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiai
New Drexion
Cklihoms
Texas
Iteeky Bord
Colt
Colorado
Cass
SF Rip
Teachers Elected in Sumner District for Fall Term
The Sumner area school board elected a full slate of teachers for the coming term after a Monday meeting. Names include L. D. Whittemore as principal and numerous teachers across Grant, Lane, Lincoln, Parkdale, Washington, and other schools, with appointments for colored schools and substitute staff. The list features many named educators such as E. B. Heacock, W. H. Wright, S. G. Watkins, T. E Harrison, Fred Rogndtrex, and Mary Cawford, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Aera
Ie Ballanue
Charles I Buckler
Margaret Hargert
Grace L. Woodford
Prince McArthur
Bessie Muswell
Mary Cochran
Parkdaly
Haines
Lou Tilson
Laure Holland
Ade Falch
Laura McClure
Jean Knonts
Washington
T. E Harrison
Ridley
Lulu Jarsison
Filla Abbott
Moume Shea
Colynist
Fred Rognd
Trex
Muttle Page
Felicia Doyle
Vas Burm
Harriet McCoy
Principel Garfeld
Carrie Goddard
Laura D. Batley
Anna Banks
Adde B Smith
Me Kathryn Cawford
Manat Potd
Gertrude Brorton
Ailee Moa Thickson
Edith Moore
Prin- Kirk
Opal
Madge Moore
Isadora Mie Eee Tharp
Prin
Taithoeh
Cora Hopkins
Whesbeth Davis
Mueterran
Fismunter
Howes
Collie
Newall Nannie At
Buena
C. F_ Clinkscale
Sie
A. Page
Gaitha Page
Mary J Clay
MéOtinstook
Helen Butterfield
En Terth
Ida M. Zellers
Winifred Vanders
Anna
Lisa Nagle
Gertrude Willett
Kate B. Huskill
Batiie
Nickel
Mary Bunker
Dmoying
H. W. Jones
Bessie Root
Air McMurtrie
Loto Graham
Finns
Denblette
Bessie Babnoe
Maria van Houten
Ethel Aldrich
Selle Chumbers
Margaret Maxwell
Mary Walker
Jennie Ralston
Nel
Nina Moore
Neliig Collins
Gertrute Leste
Robert de Brantx
Belle Forte
Minta
Miller Bankrupt in Chicago Under Reorganization Petition
C E Miller a Chicago physician fled a bankruptcy petition filed Friday revealing debts of about 745000 with no assets. He formerly owned a stake in Commercial National Bank of Chicago and ran a toner company. he had moved from Topeka to Denver a decade ago and faced suspicions of advertising in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Atleeve
Santa Fe
Brekeman
Arthur Hodgins
James Ketty
Blackamth
Accoust
Fiel
Penny Somers
Tank
Arsentine
George Wenthe
E Wiese
Lemuel Cramer
Harry Dustin
Haat Peation
Peter Schilling
Albrt Shelner
Uhe
Pawl Ost
Morehouse
Isl
Aten
Hig Speinen
Cane Ind
Low Neure
Wood
Edear C Clark
Banta Fe
Topeka
Supt. Hibbard
Winslow, Ariz
W. &. Wing
The
Colorado Midland
Denver
Chicago
Orlands
Miller
Hansruntey
Iri
Algo
Ee Hern Treatment Company
Ala Encece
Saat
Commercial National Bank
Kansas Man Slated For Chief Of Ordnance Post
Washington June 1 a war department rumor claims Captain Willan T Crosier of the ordnance department is favored to succeed General Buffington as chief of ordnance upon his retirement this fall junior officers speculate Crosier may be fit for detail to the chief duties under army regulations the report was not confirmed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Willan T. Crosier
Ordnance Department
Tinsteed
Peeseral Buffington
Ordnance
Hele Neamee
Crosse
Army
Sunday at the Churches First Christian Church and Others
A long list of Sunday church services across Topeka Avenue to Fifth Street includes First Christian, First Methodist, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, St John African Methodist, German Methodists, Second United Presbyterian, Third Christian, First United Evangelical, and other churches. Morning sermons, Sunday schools, and evening services are noted with various pastors and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Topeks Avenue
Emerson
Ila
Serrigo
Mail I
X. MC. AL
Bile School
Divine Science Hall
Quincy Straet
Herykces Willam
McFurlang
Raextors
Jefferson Street
City Park Mission
Epworth League
Olligial Board
Ninth and
Jackson Streets
Philip Wendell Crannell
Hamz Junior
Evenine Worshlp
First Presbyterian Church
J. D. Countermine
Uy Milan
Lomtundy
Selybath
Christian Endeavor
Filmore
Huntoon
John P. White
Itam
Eubjec
Bey
Atlas
Third Christian Church
Third
Lake Streta
Mallory
First United Eysthren Church
Twelfth and
Quincey
Samuel
C Cobients
Presieteran Church
Fourch
Junieg
Templeton
Monet
Euthersn
Corner Hitch
Harrison Mreets
HA. OU
Servicns
Servnyt
Ifm
J. W. Bisarl
Colorado
Wy Eoiich
Sfat Congregational Church
Wu m
Chris Man
Seeus
Dre Fisk
Biret Church
United Presbyterian
Soren EN Fh
Topyka
F. McKirahen
Siejocke An
Ef Pelock
Laura B. Payne
Ark Ince Wagner
Wid Jackson Streets
Gai Stron
Pamar
le Fhene Allam
Ehels Oan Womens Christian Association
Jacksutt Steeet
Mary Dunn
MCA
Warner
Bank Clearings Rise 16 Percent In Topeka Week
New York June 1 Bradstreet reports bank clearings for Topeka show a 16 percent gain over the same week last year. The table lists clearings for several cities with percentage changes and comparative figures, indicating broader growth in banking activity across the listed centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
New York
Bradstrest
New Orient
Portland
Pernan tonics cited as female remedies in 1900s letter
Miss Mary Gomberbing of Meltford Wisconsin praises Peruana, Ax and nerve tonic as a gentle stimulant restoring vigor in women and preventing colds. Alma Cox describes relief from chronic disease via Perrin and Mannin. Mary Rennie discusses catarrhal weakness and nervous debility improved by Hartman remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gomberbing
Meltford
Wis
Medicine Co
Sayis
Mary Goerbing
Mies Alma Cox
Oru, & C
Dr. Hartman
Pertine
Tim
Perrin
Manninn
Alma L.cox
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Maareo
Measionsi More
Pips
Sennieg
Mayer
Mresyers Caney Raemrdins Rover
Mesrig
Stanrnie
Wineiow
Wwe
Sumaier
Fe Hosta
King
Ffarstall
Railroad News
Albuquerque
Navajo Indiana
Western Union and Postal
Bouth
Fron Okighorne
Tessis
Weston Haberon
Cattur
Utyo
Mueshern
Olelie
Bomu
Kansas
Emporia
Gang of Horsethieves
Baby's Navy
Sha Irons
Saute
Sane
Jewel Hamilton
F. W. Swearinger
Eanses Avenue
C. E. Miller Bankrupt
Judge Crozier
General Buffington
Churcees
BPISS
Sykes Dane Hee
J. Es
Mit
Setuse
Dean Sykes
College of the Sircera
Pec
TN Pom
Sherherd
Forner
Laurent
Dulacy Treets
North
Poyekapei
Fon
Seb Ubany
Serpnan
Rei
Carian Bowater
Bethany College
Curker
Western
Sahoghs
Gree
Yeapee
Manne
Jekea
Seala
Mary Rennie
Port Brit
Ely
Hartman
Cehiumbue
Ohio
Sapolio
Gue Ollege
Ld Opena
Nalae
Peamenthie
Phowe Jl
Osu
Beltosa
Demoss & Penwell
J. Topeka
Was
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