Oklahoma City and Return Fare Mentioned on Santa Fe Line
Partial OCR note records a ticket or schedule item referencing Oklahoma City and return travel for eight dollars and change via the Santa Fe line. Names such as Gegeenk Beound and Anatal Hewson appear garbled, with dates in July and a Roosevelt’s Rough F reference, suggesting a transit or train sale notice with unclear passenger names and times.
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Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
Gegeenk
Anatal Hewson
Roosevelt
Sulzer Seeks Bryan Visit in Lincoln Meeting
A Lincoln dispatch reports Congressman William A. Sulzer and Fred Feigl arrived to see William J. Bryan. Sulzer says he is not campaigning for vice president yet but would support a loyal Bryan ally, backing the Chicago platform and free coinage of silver. Feigl, editor of the Tammany Times, predicts strong Democratic victory in New York and endorses Sulzer as a capable campaigner.
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Omaha
Neb
World Herald
Lincoln
William A. Sulzer
New York
Fred Feigl
Tammany Times
Lincln
W.J. Bryan
Suluer
Tam
Congress
Regan
Democratic Party
Sulver
Croker
Murphy
Nebraska
Our City
Bryan
Aod
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Felgs
United
Sulger
Feigh
Sulzer
Chicago
McKinley
Republic
Republican Party
More Time For Neely Extradition Hearing Delayed
New York a writ of extradition for Charles F. W. Neely charged with embezzling thousands from the Cuban port authority was moved for by U S District Attorney Barnett before Judge La Comby in the circuit court. The motion, under a special extradition act, adjourned to July 1 to allow defense brief prep and government rebuttal. The issue centered on constitutionality of the act and sufficiency of the indictment evidence.
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New York
Charles F. W. Neely
Porttal Department of
Neely
Nealy
Ludlow Street
Roort Room
Lindsey
Lindser
Train Ticket Details for Four Colorado Cities and Special Kansas City Run
Tickets go on sale June 2 and July 7 with prices including 9 10 18 dollars. Return $10 via Santa Fe allowed. Stopovers between Pueblo Denver and Colorado Springs permitted, final date October 1. Extra Union Pacific equipment for Kansas City July 4 and a special train to Santa Fe leaves Kansas City at 11 pm.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Was City
Kansas ‘City
Pwe
Colorado
Utah
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pustle
Colo
Salt Lake
Ogden
H.C. Townsen
F. E Nipps
Kansas
Pueblo
Santa Fe
T. Hing
Union Pacific
Kansan City
Satina
Snapshot News From Topeka Daily Home
City workers paid as governor returns from Milwaukee. Jailer Grubbs back in custody. State officers paid. Kansas Democrats head to Kansas City. Temperance and church events noted. various local updates on people, jobs, and upcoming gatherings.
Brain power boosted by Grape-Nuts says Gainesville tester
Helen Frances Huntington of Gainesville Georgia touts Grape-Nuts as the most wholesome nourishing brain food she found. She says constant brain work left her dull on ordinary diets until using Grape-Nuts daily with hot milk at supper. The result was heightened night clarity and reduced desire for sweets or heavy meals.
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Oithers
Helen Frances Huntington
Gainesville
Thaye
Penitence and arrests tied to Smoky Row joint owner
T. B. Smith Arrested Thursday for running a joint in Smoky Row, then arrested again Friday after resuming operations post release. Sergeant Donovan made another visit. In Topeka J W Naylor of St Joseph oversaw railway mail service examiner. A B Robinson H G Bardstey D L Carson T A Wilkie R G Moody W J Stovall passed.
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T. B. Smith
Smoky Row
Donovan
Topeka
J. W. Naylor
St. Joseph
A. B. Robinson
H. G. Bardstey
D. L. Carson
T. A. Wilkie, R. G. Moody, and
W.J. Stovall
Packers in Kansas Report High Industry Activity and Output
The Kansas packing industry shows nearly 80 million in statistics from nine firms. Capital invested in grounds buildings machinery and fixtures totals 3 45 773 14 with plant valuation at 1 183 915. Receipts for 189 year include fresh meats 011 302 76 smoked meats 742 Ma 07 canned meats 167 0 buttering HRN fertilizer 190 000 and other products 418E 37 totaling 7 244 39607. Total raw material costs and other expenditures bring expenses to BS 5H 33 with 5 1s employees paid 10 150 85 in wages. Of 4 710 000 animals killed, 8 percent cattle 9 percent calves 5 percent hogs 10 percent sheep were Kansas products. Killing capacity is 0 611 animals daily on 190 acres.
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Kansas
State Labor Bureau
Philip Near Death At Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York June 30 Rear Admiral John Philip commander of the Brooklyn Navy yard was suddenly taken ill and for several hours yesterday he was near death. He remains very sick with a weak heart under close medical watch. Reports that he was possibly poisoned were denied by his physicians.
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New York
John Philip
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Journal and Advertiser
Nick Pia
Prilp
Philip
New Oil Company Formed In Kansas With $500000 Capital
The Kansas Of Ind Gas company has been organized with a capital of £500,000 and seeks a charter. General offices will be in Fort Scott with a charter fee of 3327-50 on $50,000 paid up. Officers include T. G. Neely as president, C. Nelson as secretary, and Charlie Murdock as treasurer. Backed by the Dietrich Gas syndicate, the group seeks leases on Bourbon county lands, stirring Fort Scott residents with promised development.
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Kansas of Ind Gas Company
Fort Scott
T. G. Neely
St. Marys
C& Nelson
Charlie Murdock
Lafayette
Ind
Deitrich Gas Syndicate
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Standard ON Company
Bourbon County
Fort Scott 19
Santa Fe Trains Adjust New Summer Time Card
Santa Fe implements a new summer time schedule at noon on Sunday. Eastbound departures from Topeka include 4:28 am, 4:40 pm, 8:50 pm. westbound from Topeka include 12:20 am, 8:55 am, 10:32 am, 1:55 am, 12:40 pm. St. Joe trains depart 6:30 am and 4:45 pm daily. arrivals to Topeka from St. Joe at 1:30 pm. Eastbound train No 2 shifts to 3 pm from 5:05 am. through service to Chicago via Denver starts after July.
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Santa Fe
Topeka
St. Joe
Seala. m
San Francisco
Chicago
Denver
Pueblo
Twentieth Kansas Train For Riders Reunion
Circular announces the Twentieth Kansas train to the Riders Reunion departing July 24 at 4:00 p.m. from a southern line route via Ottawa Garnett Toln Chanute Independence and Winfield. One fare for round trip. Members of various companies invited to join at multiple posting points along the route.
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Inis Lo
Mondas
Fae
Gttowa
Garnett
Toln
Chanute
Independence
Winfield
Citews
Lawcente
Maln Fine
Ab Winstela
Independence Day Rail Excursions From Topeka
A Topeka notice outlines 4th of July rail options via Santa Fe and Rock Island routes to Kansas City and Salina with special trains, regular schedules, and return times. Marshall's Band performs at Garfield Park in the afternoon. tickets for Kansas City round trip priced at $2.00 with sale dates July 2 3 4.
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Kansas City
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansa City
Swan Fountain Pens
Seavett’s
Ken. Ave
Union Pacific
Salina
Marshall
Garfield Park
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Dr Willliams
Dr. Willisma Medicines Company
Schenectady
People's Ige CO
W. 2d St
Warner & Potter
Quincy Street
Kansas Avenus
West Ninth St
Pra Li
Torexa ‘Transfer Co
Cire Tal
Roosevele
Rough Riders
Unit
Case
Stenley
Milwaukee
Jutior Grubbs
George Findlay
Philadelphia
Wichita
State Bank of Cimarron
Senta We Reds
Kansas Democrats
Anna Parry Bundy
Alvin Young
The
Wisconsin
McCabe
Dolman Pecst
Dr. Bailey
Herman Dreyar
Germany
George Kirkpatrick
Euclid Avenue
John Sargent
Kansas Avenue
3. M. Fox
Newton
First Methodist Church
State Temperaance Union
Troutman & Stone
A. P. Shreve
J.T. White
Ada
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
A. A. Robinson
Eighth
Tyler
Citizens’ Protective League
Maple Hill
North Topeka
Fillmore Street
Judge White
Curtis
Baker
H. G. Larimer
First Presbyterian Church
Charles A. Town
Addrema
McCoy Mercantile Company
Nichole
Court House
Columbian
Hazen
Baill Coyne
Witmarth
City Hall
ROYAL
William ST
W York
NEW Oil Company
Barton County
Twentieth Kansas
Ned
Col Metcalf
ADNA G_CLARKE
Burdock
D. B. Long
Sportsman
E & Mecord Mercantu
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