News From the Pole Corrected Telegram Rumor
Correct text from a telegram reprinted at Petersburg about Nansea wax and Nansen. The report says Nansen resolved the pole, discovered land, and returned, via a tangled chain ofIrkutsk Yakutsk Kirensk and Irkutsk mail routes, with police officer details and uncertain dates.
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Utek
Petersburg
Nansea
Irkutek
Kustinurrefl
Kolymsk Ispravak
Kenduket
Yankow Eirensk
Esatern
Nansen
Alicial Messenger
Russian Telegraphic Agency
Eastern Review
Vostochnoys Obckoniys
Irkutse
Yakutsk
Irkoutsk
Vitlinsk
Lena
Vitim
Kirensk
Kirenek
Irkutak
Lys
Kirenelk
Irkutae
Yakuk
Irkutsk
London
Verktoyansk
Kolymak
No-To-Bac Appears to Free Tobacco Slaves
An appeal for aid touts No-To-Bac as the guaranteed cure for tobacco addiction. A supporter from Gannerisrie, Ohio testifies to decades of smoking and chewing ending in improved health and renewed vigor after using the remedy. The ad promises publication of the statement and offers a free sample with a money back guarantee.
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Somme
Hinife
Dumanis
Rictiras M Sre
Gannerisrie
J. W. Nash
Sterling Remedy Cage
New York
Saws Gain Weight From Yakutsk Councilor Note
A telegram from Irkutsk dated February 2 14 notes that the cited police officer is not correct and identifies a councilor to the provincial government of Yakutsk as well as a member of the Yakutsk expedition, attributing greater weight to the saws in question.
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Kushoareft
Irkutsk
Yakutsk
Burtonian Eloquence in Mis Speech to Traveling Men in Marshalltown
The speech on Washington’s Birthday before the Traveling Mens Republican club praises traveling men as a strong, influential army. Burton urges them to be politicians in the purest sense, condemns enemies of trade, recalls kindness from travelers, and notes his support for the traveling fraternity amid calls for political change.
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Burton
Washington
Marshalltown
Laws
Boycon Airikea
Anti Jointist Bill and Local Political Moves
A proposed anti jointist bill aims to ban government licenses for liquor sellers without permits under state law, currently stalled in committee. In Petwin Auburndale, W A Myers is nominated for mayor by a citizen caucus to fill J L Campbell's vacancy, with T D Cook named for council and J R Wilson for police judge. Lieutenant Governor Troutman plans a Friday trip to Lindsborg for a state convention address.
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Wis
Petwin
W. A. Myers
Auburndale
J. L. Campbell
Myers
T. D. Cook
Fir
J. R. Wilson
Troutman
Lindsborg
James A. Troutman
Among the Railroad Men Charles Collins Resigns
Charles Collins, traffic manager of the Hutchinson and Southern, resigns his post. The move ends his tenure with the railway company and prompts a search for a successor. Collins had been with the line for several years and oversaw freight and passenger traffic operations.
Hart Appointed General Manager of Hutchinson Line
The Hutchinson & Southern railway appoints C B Hart as general manager, replacing Charles Collins who resigns after years as traffic manager. Hart, with Rock Island experience, will oversee traffic and operating departments and may push plans to extend the line toward Denison Texas in the spring.
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Kanene
Charles Collins
Hutchinson & Southern Railway
Macager
C. B Hart
Collins
Hart
Rock Island
Hutchinson & Southern
Denison
Tex
Rock Island and Rail Dept News and Changes
The Rock Island appoints an agent sod operator at Duncan LT due to the illness of his wife and plans a move to Indiana. Crays has served the Rock Island nearly one year. Curtis resumes as yardmaster at Chanute after transfer to Wellington. Murray is reinstated as yardmaster at Wellington. Telegraph Ballard of MK&T coordinates with the U.S. government signal service to broadcast weather forecasts to all system stations at 10 daily. A temporary rack on the Davenport Mississippi bridge is nearly complete and Rock Island resumes through train schedules. The trestle will be remodeled into a jack knife draw gate with a permanent draw to be installed later.
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State Journal
Ellis
Phu
D. C. Berard
Log Kanaga
Union Pacific
K.&w
Gus Ebling
Bert Hamilton
Junction City
E. W. Easterbrook
Salina
Leisewing
Grand Lodge
Leevenworth
Barsby
Lorts
Stakemean Mason
Denver
Tom Ferrell
Tom McMahon
Aick
Bilis
Shawnee County
Democratic Central Committee
John Twining
Miami County
G. W. Mills
Armstrong
Geo. Leisenring
Ellis Shops
Mahoney
Oliver Akers
John Shoemaker
Jay
Galt Lake City
Hubbard
Ellis High Five Club
Opera House
Robert Woodard
Hallosdes
Coffeyville
Missouri Pacific
Lans
Kaogan
Thomas Punshon
St. Joe
Atchison
Clair Beard
Santa Fe
Wellington
Sherman Jusation
Deniseet
Craya
Hig
Rock Island
Duncan
Wifl
Indiana
Crays
D. W. Curtis
Chanute
Hue
As Murray
Welling
Ballard
MK. & T. Road
United States
Government Bridge
Mississippi River
Davenport
Tahat Beso
Emporia Man Coggeshall Invents Railcar Skid
Ex Santa Fe conductor Charles Coggeshall of Emporia has a wrought iron baggage skid that folds beside rail cars. Tested on Santa Fe Union Pacific Northwestern and Michigan Central lines, it eases loading and unloading. He heads to Chicago next week to promote the invention.
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Santa Fe
Charles Cog
Emporia
Topeka
Kansas City
Corgestall
Northwestern
Michigan Central
Coggeshall
Chicago
Blantons Accident Leads To Ten Thousand Dollar Suit
Cyrus Bienton of Argentine files a $10,000 damages claim in circuit court alleging a spike mishap injured Blanton’s left eye and eight teeth lost after a claw bar was improperly used under orders. The entry lists Santa Fe engineers and conductors on sick leave or reassigned, with multiple duty changes across engines and divisions.
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Cyrus Bienton
Santa Fe Company
Blanton
Fe Co
Jones and
Pags
The
Santa Fe
Bert Danielser
Mneas
John Higgins
Ben Hankins
E. B Sill
C.H. Bratch
E. E. Ives
Kansan City
Dodge City
Alex. Ferguson
C. C. Hayman
Davis
Cottonwood Division
Charles Berry
Mark Miller
John McKenns
Miss Overman Declares She Fell Of Her Own Accord
In San Francisco on March 4 Deacon Williams cross-examined Miss Overman during the council session over Rev C O Brown facing charges of immorality Noting her feelings toward the married doctor she said she felt none and had fallen of her own accord The council found her tale lacking corroboration while unrelated ads and notices followed about coal lighting devices and Santa Fe railroad round trip tickets
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Miss Overman
San Francisco
Wiiliams
C. O. Brown
First Congregational Church
Dr. Brown
Mr. Link
Miss Overmaan
Court House Charms Court Gathers For Gifted Chair
Regular January jury presents district judge Hazen with a fine arm chair as a token of admiration. The judge accepts with humor noting the chair will aid his long hours in court. he now uses the new gift throughout the morning session.
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Couuty Court House
Hazen
Sinom
Baill
John Coyne
Harry Bufford
Stat
Pew Court House
CM. Welch
Huron
C. M. Welch
Mr. Aaron
A. P. Shrave
District Court
Jarura
Damaged Suit Dropped in Elevators Death Case
Nellie Rain’s $10,000 wrongful death suit over her son’s killing at the Masonic building was dismissed in district court after the state learned Lombard Investment Co owned the building at the time. No case was made against Lyte in the related $5,000 case. Lytle won the verdict after ten minutes deliberation, a first for the defendant. Coal price listing appears from a local supplier at $2.50 per ton delivered.
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Nellie Rain
Nellie Rain Bees
District Court
Concordia Loan and Trust Company
Lombard Investment Company
Fercter
Lyte
McGrath-Lytle Demace
Slovecker
Lytle
Unused Electric Power and Hidden Wastage
A observing man tells New York Tribune reporter of widespread waste in electricity. He cites trolley car shocks from wet rails and doorsills, shocks from lamp fixtures, and a public office experiment where a line formed between a fixture and a radiator. He argues the total unused power could perform vast work.
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New York Tribune
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