Santa Fe Completes Eureka Extension Survey
Santa Fe reports a $12 million Eureka extension survey with three routes identified. W J Storey, chief engineer from Topeka, leads the California work, aiming to connect Bureita and San Francisco Bay while opening a rich northern Mendocino Humboldt corridor.
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Eureka
San Francisco
Bantui Railroad
Humboldt
Mendocino
Humbonit
el Baportas Gurvey
Bagatenid Ae
Placid
J. Storey
Townie Deke
Whlet
Topeka
Fornia
Storey
Ehler Ingrieve
California
Sar Franch
Wis
Russia's hard problem the troop transit across Asia
Analysis discusses a hypothetical 16 to 19 thousand troop mobilization between Irkutsk and St Petersburg during wartime. It estimates a 2000 mile rail haul, required engine and train counts, baggage and supply trains, and overall rolling stock needs including artillery and subsistence transports to project a massive mobilization beyond existing capacity.
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Brriun
Irkutsk
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Hotel A Success New York Central to Build More Rooms
The New York Central Railway reports a successful men’s lodging hotel at De Witt New York for salt road employees. Due to demand the company plans to double capacity and open similar hostels at additional Atkins stations. The De Witt hotel provides sleeping accommodations every twenty four hours for visiting men workers.
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Salt Road
New York Central Road
de Witt
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de Wic
Not What The Want W. WW Service Director Explains Route
One of the proposed Denver and Kansas Northern railroad directors says the line will be examined. The plan involves a Stockton to Scott City segment of about 14 miles on the Missouri Pacific line from Kansas City to Pueblo.
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Score City
Scott City
Missouri Pacific
Kensee City
Pueblo
Russian Guards Watch For Japanese Invasion
Fragmented OCR notes describe military observers or guards in Russia watching for Japanese incursions. Mentions a Denver & Kansas Northern line expansion seeking Pacific interests and a Stockton Seatr City project with a state charter, though text is garbled and unclear.
Office opened at Bryant building in Rock Island
The Office of General Superintendent H. B. Byrato of the Rov Isuini has moved from Tapeka to the Bryant building fourth floor now partly occupied. Rock Island reports a new long term loan of 5 million dollars from a local bank at 45 percent interest plus a lender commission. The loan runs about twenty months and funds civic improvements slated for Kansas City and Dallas projects.
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Brie
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Atesiane Tapbers
Aline
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St. Pauli
Kansas City
Bere
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MMI
Banter
Itnet
Santa Fe Refuses Water Rate Hike Plans Own Plant
Winheld Kan March 2 The Santa Fe company ties up a new water supply by building a plant at the racnl hous west of the Southern Kansas Bridge. A tank and stand pipe will rise high to serve surrounding areas, enabling water without the rate increase. The move follows a rate raise from 75 to 40 per month and aims to counter later charges.
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New Santa Fe Move May Reach Toward Waco Texas
Officials in Waen Tex observe a report that Wil plans to build a line to Waco Texas while New York Central borrows 5 million dollars. Police and local farmers discuss the road proposition as the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe group considers options. The president and general manager are cited in the evening bulletin with statements about the project’s potential.
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Waco
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Waen
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Munch
Managat
Gulf, Colorado
Sam
Ukbeolty
Bte
Palle
Man Arrested After Passing Stolen Express Order
A stranger aboard a Frisco passenger train near Garnett Kansas was found in possession of a stolen express money order from El Dorado Colorado. Conductor Carter identified the defendant and police tracked the suspect to Garnett where he was captured while riding a different passenger train.
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FL d. Carter
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el Dornto
Col
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Ustoctiven
Garnett
Kai
Rock Island in talks over rail line links
Kansas City reports say Santa Fe sold part of its stake in the Rock Island line linking Kansas City to Rock Island with a 50 percent Santa Fe share in the Rock Island road. The move would align Rock Island with joint passenger depot plans at Twenty second Street and Grand Avenue, signaling a broader railroad union.
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Chicago
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Rand
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Beitine
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Twenty-second Street
Grand Avenue
Will Vote Again on Bond Issue in Wichita County
An election is planned to authorize another bond issue for Will Dave to support an Orient rail project. The measure will be voted in Wichita and Sedgwick counties, with an initial vote deadline around February 16. A construction firm says the new election costs will be borne by the equity, and a committee has completed canvassing to offer $50,000 of bonds for sale.
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Kan
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Wishinamt
Sedgulet
Orient
Wichita
Pebruary
Electone
Rock
Salt Railroad Decision Impacts Free Pass Policy
Hutchinson Kansas report notes the Western Interstate agreement debates over free transportation passes for rail employees and officials. The item suggests interstate commerce law tensions and possible rent concerns tied to industrial rates, with discussion of penalties and potential changes affecting annual free passes on connecting lines.
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Lloyd Gets the Job In Rail Dept Appointment
Chicago confirms T. S Lloyd named head of operating department for the Rooktna system in a general Santa Fe appointment. Austin reports railroad commission issues special hearing notice directing Banter and Cotton Bett to address division or milling in transit rates with a March 1 session.
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T. S Lloyd
Austin
Tex
Railroad Commiesion
Crr
North Texas
Railroad People and Staffing Shuffles Reported in Topeka
Railway workers across the Santa Fe and related lines in Topeka report new hires and transfers. Samuel Cooper begins at LeOttboe, while several auditors and clerks move between Santa Fe departments. A funeral train delayed departure from Chicago as crews adjust for new assignments and local operations.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Worldwide Endorsement War on Dyspepsia
An old newspaper ad proclaims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia everywhere from America to foreign countries. It claims universal relief, natural harmlessness, and widespread physician support, with Detroit physicians endorsing the remedy as indispensable. Packaged for sale by druggists at fifty cents a box.
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América
Foreien
Detroit
Phyure
To the Editor of the State Journal critique of Jackson county convention
A Topeka Capital report on a Holton tabernacle convention is challenged as misrepresentation. Readers from Jackson county defend delegates, claim Curtis managers planned unlawful seating, describe peaceful entry, and note legitimate delegates and supporters opposed the Curtis plan seeking honest nomination details from Topeka.
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Dunn
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Young
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Tom King
W.H. Webster
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Magar
A. J. Crane
Frank Pomeroy
W. H. Kettering
L. M. Ellott
A. McDen
Hatey Phillips
Wible
Newnan
Pickel
J. EB Bundy
New Era Store Opens Next Saturday in Barnum Building
Louis Spear plans to open the New Era in the former Barnum dry goods building on Hannan avenue. The stock is all new with up to date dry goods and millinery. Spear, in North Topeka for ten years, with his brother, restocked after a prior fire and expect strong business from the start.
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Hannan Aveniue
Louis Spear
Barnum
Spear
Barnums
North Topeka
Jayhawker Track Team Begins Outdoor Work Under Moulton
Lawrence Kan March 2 Tuesday opened the outdoor track season as Jayhawker members trained under Fay Moulton in his first workout. Moulton plans to stay amateur and travel from Kangon City for instruction while Kansas adds J B Mulligan of Minneapolis Kan to help with sprint and field work starting next week.
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Fay Moulton
Lawrence
Kan
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Moulton
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Kangon City
Kansas
Hée
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Minneapolis
Georgetown
Mulligan
Kaness Burs routes ordered for Douglas and Butler areas
Routes in Kanes Douglass and Butler counties are ordered to be established on April 1, covering 26 square miles with a population of 404. The action aims to create rural routes for local access and service delivery in the region.
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Washington
Kanes
Douglass
Butlier County
California 925.00 Vis Santa Fe ers and free chair cars
Rail notice announces 925.00 fare options with Santa Fe service. Liberal stopover privilege allowed and full information available at the address 3 & PB. & T, Topeka.
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Ture
Topeka
Peruna praised by Lansing mother for family health
Mrs. A Hobson of 325 Washington St Lansing Mich testifies Peruna kept her son free from catarrh and grippe after worsening health. She reports quick improvement, complete recovery in three weeks and continued use for colds digestion and general illness. She recommends it to mothers.
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Lottie Kramer Eyes Improve After Home Remedy
Lottie Krohner describes swollen lids cured by a family remedy from Mrs. Caroline Kramer. She recounts taking the patient to a doctor but notes lasting improvement after using the remedy, expressing relief and recommending further guidance from Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Hartman
Hartman Sanitatium
Columbus
Ohio
Surplus in February Government Receipts Expenditures
Washington March 2 The monthly comparative statement shows February 1904 receipts 45 895406 and expenditures 42 604 772 leaving a surplus of 3 240 634 The public debts statement at February 29 1904 shows debt less cash in treasury 918 01M inclasse for the month of 2 973 081 The debt is broken into interest bearing 156 700 debt since maturity 3 161 680 and non interest bearing 382 704 759 with total 1 201 108 139 Cash on hand totals 72 0 73 and gold reserve 31 Susanna National bank deposits TLS In Philippine treasury total 722 073 against which there are demands 22 350 The text includes garbled lines and stray phrases.
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Treasury
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