Railroad News Accidentally Discovers He Isa Relation
The article notes an odd discovery of kinship shaping future Bakersfield to San Francisco line management after a formal takeover by the Bant e. It states G P Payson, vice president and sound manager, is likely to stay at the head, tied to President Ripley of Santa Fe, with plans uncertain and relations discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
San Francisco
Bantege
G. P. Payson
Payson
Blp. Ripley
Santa Fe
Red Nyard
Marigor Passos
Diecuns
Hipley
Untitled Skincare Trace Confusion and Cure Claims
Fragmentary notes describe eczema remedies and a claimed cure with statements about skin clearing. The text mentions a comedy context, a poison reference, and a patient experiencing full recovery after a treatment, but details and sources are unclear.
Railroad Chief Uncovers Family Ties to Santa Fe Emergence
President Ripley learns he is cousin to Edward Payson Ripley, a Bakersfield-born railroad official. Payson recounts early career and birth place, revealing kinship that affects leadership at Forts Fo and potential San Pruneto. The discovery may keep Ripley in command as the system operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Ripley
California
Flipsey
Puysin
Thei Anther
Sante Pe
Bakersfield
Mrr. Ripley
Sarita Foe President Was Unaware That A Member of His Famiy Had, Lke Hlnavtt
Ripkey
Edward Payson Hipley
Relathnenip
Parson
San Pruretico
Santa Fe Prospects and Regional Developments
In a recent interview mining official J A Davie forecasts an eighteen month revival in mining along the Santa Fe region including New Mexico Arizona and California. He cites gold ore saved at $40 600 two potential copper and manganese deposits a magnesite find and a proposed 1000 ton per day beet processing plant in the Arkansas Valley. He also notes a planned cantaloupe crop in the Arkansas Valley and predicts rapid growth for Santa Fe and Oklahoma City area prospects. Engineers at Emporia report layoffs reducing locomotive crews by five with savings to banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Davie
The
Santa Pe
New Moxley
Arizona
Calilforsiz
Santa Fe
Magnesia
Sante Fe
Arkansas Valley
Arkansaw
Eure
Oklahoma City
Denver Moves Toward Municipal Ownership of Light Plant
Denver considers municipal ownership of its electric light plant with plans discussed by Mayor Johnson and committee members. Estimated cost around 16000 dollars, with methods to fund via future city earnings and bond-like arrangements. Experts assert city ownership could yield annual savings and revenue beginning after four years, pending legislation and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mayer Johnson
al Serman Perriy
Comanit~ Og Itt Veet Meth
Walen
wWevar
Tan
Cone
Sepham
Thealermen
Hania
Ttx
Joe
Dave
In The Mail Box A Cat and Dog Mail Blood Case
A mail carrier reports a brutal incident in the Duckaxe district as a cat and a dog mailed in a rattled box, both animals injured and dead by the time the box was opened. The scene shows signs of tampering and cruelty, with a note about laws protecting animal cruelty. Two men suspected of involvement were later found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geores Weller
Streve
Pete Lyenud
Weller
Selina Abe
United States
Cunéce
Filipinos Allowed In With Bond To Return Home
Washington June 2 It is decided to permit the company of Filipinos detained at San Francisco to enter the country to give exhibitions. They must furnish a bond to return home after their engagement ends. The case was difficult as they came under contract to perform yet are not contract laborers within the meaning of the contract labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Aontract
No Protection Says Superintendent Powerless Over Insurance Fraud
Superintendent Church of the insurance department reports continued fraud by unlicensed insurance firms operating in the state. He notes a lack of effective laws and legislative action. The latest case involves Mrs Carrie Bainbridge of Dodge City seeking $240 from Traders' and Travelers' Accident Insurance Co of New York after her husband’s death. the company claims she must sue within days and lacks a license to do business in Kansas, leaving her with no remedy. Dozens of similar cases exist as residents chase cheap coverage and face delayed or denied settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Insurance Department
Topylis
Insurance Society
Dodge City
Carrie Bainbridge
Travelers' Accident Insurance Company of
Newrk
Hambridge
Colorado
Accldent Insurance Company
Nassau Street
New York
Ald Bee
Bainbridge
Governor Stanley Travels With Claw Hammer at Train
Governor Stanley rode to Wichita on Monday and stayed until Thursday then left for Atchison for a Lieutenant Rowan reception. He telegraphed executive clerk Luther Thurns to meet him at the train with the governor’s claw hammer cast. The governor arrived on the Santa Fe and left five minutes later. The note was lost and the engagement was unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Wichita
Atchison
Rowan
Luther Thurns
Traip
Board on a Tour Begins Monthly Visits to State Institutions
The state board of charities started its monthly inspection tour on Thursday at noon, visiting all state institutions and returning to Topeka mid month to wrap business and visit the asylum and reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities
Knoon
Topeka
Asylum and Reform School
Alger’s Senatorship and White House Maneuvering
Readable fragments describe Alger’s hoped senatorial bid with support from Western Michigan figures. They allege President McKinley may use Alger as part of a political balance in the cabinet. The piece hints at a possible early exit from the cabinet to enable a McMillan Alger alliance.
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Dehegh
Alger Haa
Michiel
McKintey
Burrewa
McMillan
Alger
National League scores and local notices mixed
Baseball scores from Baltimore St Louis Philadelphia Washington Boston Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo Columbus Indianapolis and more are reported alongside local notices about staff changes at a paint shop, a tennis win at Wentworth Military Academy, teacher recruiting for summer, parade drum corps, and a Decoration Day ball game promo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berh
A. E. Smith
Santa Fe
McMurtrie
Latta
Frank Patterson
Ing
Burns Williams
A. TL. Willams
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Scranton
Snap Shots From Home News In Topeka
Local notes include new police uniforms, a weed battle for a Topeka lot, and people hearing bands in Kansas City. Several residents travel to visit relatives in Kansas City and Valardena mining. Theater manager in Wichita reports Spring crops and roses suffer in winter. Homegrown strawberries praised as season peaks. A. O. U. W. degree team to Burlingame for initiations. Topeka parents welcome a daughter born to Fred Cowan and wife. State health board meeting rescheduled to June 28. Local judge boasts the coolest court room in the city basement. Parish reports and lectures in Galena by Rev T Martin. Washburn College address by John MacDonald tonight. Sim Drug Co fountain praised for cool water. Nurses nursing graduation at Christ hospital Grace cathedral with reception. Edward Smith begins as assistant city engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Lewis
The
Santa Fe
Conductor Staples
Valardens
Old Mexico
Valardena Mining and Smelting Company
A. O. U. W. Lodge 244
Burlingame
Fred Cowan
Topeka
Goldfield
Col
State Board of Health
Cate
Court House
T. Martin
Galena
Paul Battey
Engineering
State University
John MacDonald
Lterary
Washburn College
Sim Drug Co
Nurses of Christ Hospital
Grace Cathedral
Edward Smith
Doubt Cast On Pelican Mil Ange Message
Tacoma June 2 officers of the Northern Pacific steamship company doubt the authenticity of a message from the lost steamer Pelican found by Capt Thunnel t Lerma to Portage Bay shore. They consider the message a hoax, likely cast adrift after the Pelican’s disappearance near the Aleutian islands. The dispatch signals would not align with currents, and the Pelican is believed to have gone ashore near the Aleutians with about 2,000,000 feet of timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific Steamship Company
Sterahip Pelican
Thunnelt
Lerma
Portage Hay
Aleutian Islands
Wit
She Wan
Inventory of groceries and household goods listed for sale
A long list of assorted groceries and household staples including sugar bacon lard butter pease flour baking powder yeast condensed into a single sale catalogue. Items include White Label Lard 10 1 can fresh country butter eggs various jams pickles vinegars oats crackers coffee and soda products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Columbia Oats
Legion
Vanitte
Fairbank
New Orleans
California
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Nature
Morrow
John Morrow & Co
Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
Railroad News
Bakersfield Line
He Isa
Mr. Payson
Eczema
Phil T
Atheesville
S.S
Swift Specius Co
Atlanta
Santa PE Prospects
New Mexico
Emporia
Cuttet
C. Wi McChure
Clay Haywen
Tom Lewis
James Galletly
Robert Rolla
Pilipinos
Kansas
Aia
Amooth Eige
Peerless Steam Laundry
West Sth
NE. Copeland
Land, Kansas
Sutherland Sisters
Wright
Seater
Columbia
Hartford
Department of Tests
Columbia Chain
Pope Manufacturing Company
Conn
Topeka Cycle CO
West Eighth St
National League
Baltim
Baltimore
Louis - Cigeoveuddo
McGinaltry and Rowinson
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Odot
Odge
Chicago
Phyl
Donohue
McParland
Goa
Osington, Baker, Herrins
McGuire
Haver Parsbure
Leever and
Bowerman
Boston
Huh Atgpes
Baker Jonton
Wills and Clark
Nik Solden Homan
Brooklyn
RHE
Brookixra
Louleville Reat
Brook
Maul
Tana
Louisville
Iillips and
Kuutredso
York
Western League
Detroit
Roue
Paul
Theaspaon
Buelow
Flah
Spies
Buffalo
Nate
Butta
Beggeoosa
Ays Biliwauke Uvoornis
Hharlee Amie
Diggins
Ind Spear
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Beore By Iniines
Batinries
Scott and
Beyelle
Menefee
Fisher
John MarDonsin
Godfrey
W. H. Cabbell
EL. Martling
Crawford Theater
the Star Grocery
J. S. Sprout
East Sixth Street
Patert
White House
Golatesct
Callon
Mons
Eure An
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