Hazeline remedy claims cures for female ailments
A promotional notice from Hazeline Company of South Bend Indiana offers a free trial package of a remedy for female diseases. It cites numerous testimonials claiming cures for hysteria insanity and chronic pain and urges readers to request a sample by mail. The ad presents bold endorsements from unnamed women across various states and promises nationwide free samples.
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Hazgline Company
South Hen
Ind
McPierson
Ranees
Toto
Starke
Tad
Cala Tad
Toy
Hazelini
Silver City
New Mexico
Hezelin
Amrit I
Fultz
Minn
Five Students Dismissed and Twenty-Two Suspended at Columbia College
Reported riot on campus leads to decisive disciplinary action by faculty. Five students expelled and twenty two suspended amid turmoil, with gunfire reported during confrontation with officers. Officials pledge further investigation and campus safety measures as details unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia College
Columbia
Stiasport University
Atudinte
Meare
Elaine
Rive
Maichon
Hawaii Mourns With United Flags at Half Mast
The Hawaii legislature offers condolences for the sinking of the battleship Maine and honors those lost. Proposals call for unity among Hawaiians and residents, while ticket promotions for a travel sale to Missouri, Arkansas, and beyond are noted along with contact details for agents.
Suit Grows From Railroad Pay Discharge Check Case
Winfield Courier reports Alexander Shields, who fled a $700,606 suit against Santa Fe Railway alleging false imprisonment and malicious prosecution, was involved as a supposed straw man in an old payroll check incident. The dispute traces to a 1894 discharge check issued to a William Shields worker, with Shields later arrested in Arkansas City and exonerated on all charges. The case awaits the next district court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Courier
Alexander Shields
District Court
Santa Fe Railway Company
Mckingle
Arkansas City
McKinzie
Perry
William Shielda
McKingie
McFloste
Alexander Milling Companys
Shields
Arkains City
Derry
West
Atenkise
Santa Fe
Rhigids
Waters & Waters
Topeka
A’ RR. Muessiler
Percy
Clarkson & ‘Clarkson
Triad
Odd Couple Rides Train to Holliday and Back
A tall man with white tinged hair and a plaid shawl wearing woman board a Kansas City to Holliday train. He pays both fares but speaks never, until the pair decide to get off at Topeka after a long silent ride.
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Kansas City
Holliday
Wilder
Lawrence Lawrence
Lecommpton
Lecompton
Topekat
Thomas
Ceap
Toneka
Omaha Enacts 60 Year Age Limit At Deton Pacific
Omaha reports Deton Pacific enforces a 60-year age limit in its mechanical department. Discharges target workers over 60. future employment restricted for those near that age. Foremen determine exact ages, creating uncertainty among about 10 000 workers and prompting concern across the company.
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Omaha
Deton Pacific Management
Fife
Point Bank
Argentine Officials Eye New Railroad Building Site
J J Frey of Santa Fe Railway H J Mudge and FT McClelland visited Argentine to discuss the ML CO A bulldane project. They reviewed sites on Spear and Stone avenues and Fifth street. Argentine officials promised the best site if citizens fund part of the purchase. without public subscriptions the building will not be erected.
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Santa Fe
Argentine
J. J. Frey
Santa Fe Railway Company
H. J. Mudge
FT. McClelland
Topeka
ML CO. A. Bulldane
Rod
Geo J. McThll
Fat Cas Sad Piso
A. Blihrem
Tye
Pharr
Bagly
West Fifth Street
County
Trepeis
Kepley
Gobranen
Tyne
Marion
Harinn
Hey
T. Marion Criwturd
Pype Bass XL
James A. Treatian
Illwood Fameroy
Hamgson Hall
BeBenatee
AE Martin
Davis
Jnver
Aayer T. Wy
Morrison Wall
Mr. Ery
Southern Freight Wreck Near Sherman Kentucky
A northbound Southern Railway freight train No 33 derailed near Sherman Kentucky. Eight cars demolished, two toppled 20 feet down an embankment, one loaded with molasses crashing into a nearby frame cottage and splintering. Molasses spilled into jars and pans as farmers salvaged what remained. Sugar cars also ruined in the incident.
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Sherman, Sy
Aimren
California Fruit Trust Ships Increase in Six Weeks
The article notes rising trust shipments from California with three to four trains daily bound for markets via the Santa Fe. Trains are redirected to Kansas City over the cutoff. Crews in service are fewer than last fall, delaying impact on rail operations.
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Trust
California
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Sale of the A and P lands by Wilder
Edward Wilder, treasurer of the reorganized Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway, bid in about 70 000 acres of Atlantic and Pacific lands at Albuquerque New Mexico for 7100 dollars at mortgage sale. The old railway held an equitable interest. Wilder, E M McKenna, and others planned Prescott Arizona land auctions and a western tour to Los Angeles after the sale.
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Edward Wilder
Santa Fe
Dward Wilder
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Atlantic & Pacific Lands
Atchison
Topeka
Among Railroad Men and Bridge Work in Kansas
March first saw 27 new workers joined the Santa Fe bridge and building department under Cross of Wichita, with Lewis securing stone work contracts between Emporia and Florence. Charles Leech winching a 47 mile grade from Arkansas City, aiming for completion by April 1, as ties and rails are prepared. Two engines and three crews added to the Hutchinson focal run with bids opened for March 12.
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The
Santa Fe
Cross’ Supervision
Wichita
Wo Lewis
Eteporia
Emporia
Florence
Lewis
Prisco
Hunnewell
Kay Center
Charles F. Leech
Arkansas City
Ponca City
Dally Courier
Jack Mederdicks
Santa Pe
Kansas
Plorence Bulletin
Hutchinson
Newton
Topeka
Wangs
Rail yard changes and personnel shifts reported at Emporia
Fireman transfers and engine status update at Emporia as Fred Johnson moves to the M and Mo passenger run and Frank Gilpin leaves the M and M for Emporia. Engineer Wi Samuels has engine 140 ready on the Kansas City Emporia run. Engine 639 noted. Naylor returns to work after illness, Pease from Abilene awaits assignment, Schrader back after ten days sick layoff as shops remain busy and hours reduced.
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Fred Johnson
Te Abilene-Salina
M & Mo
John Schrader
Underwood
J. D. Tighe
Newton Storekeeper Kinney Socializes Amid Storeroom Clean Up
From Newton the storekeeper Charles Kinney spent Thursday in Nickerson chatting with friends and tidying the old storeroom stock. Trainmaster Saunders reviews Brakemen Agebright Harpole for conductor promotion while Switchman Pierce rests off duty. Waterman covers Pierce, Bollermaker’s Helpers Wricht Gracey O’Ftourke rest, Engineer Reming and Eginest Deen lay off for recuperation. Stationary boilers in back shops are painted and cleaned. Fireman Hill reports for work after days of absence. Fireman Mingon sent to Hutchinson to relieve Wellman.
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Charles Kinney
Nickerson
Agebright
Harpole
Saunders
Switchman
Pierce
Waterman
Bollermaker
Dick Wricht
Frobert Gracey
Lew O'Ftourke
Engineer Reming
Eginest Deen
Hill
Mingon
Hutchinson
Wellman
Wellington Conductor Geo Marriott Visits Caldwell
Conductor Geo Marriott reports to work in Caldwell after two weeks visiting. Roundhouse staff reduced to eight hours over four days with five-day weeks. Engine 254 moved from Nellie Bly stock, with Scudder and McMullen in the cab. Santa Fe officials delayed arrival to next week. Orie Winger returns from Medfora visit. Fireman Beard to replace Fireman Dean on switch engine. Rock Island plans another kiln for ballast, second kiln roughly double size, promising more employment for men.
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Geo. Marriott
Caldwell
Roundhouse
Tourishouse
Scudder
McMullen
Santa Fe
Orie Winger
Medfora
John Beard
Piremain Dean
Rock Island
Guinbe
Railroad men and city depot workers in Las Vegas report
From Las Vegas, A A Milliken of Topeka arrives to join the local railroad ranks. Fike Havens serves as night depot man after leaving Dick the grocer. Four expert engineers from Dickinson locomotive works travel from Raton on No 17 to inspect Santa Fe engines recently bought. Mrs Fugate, wife of the Santa Fe conductor, travels from Santa Fe to Raton with her late son to visit with the Masters Fugate at the Gate City public schools.
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A. A. Milliken
Topeka
Fike Havens
Dick the Grocer
Dickson Locomotive Works
Raton
Santa Fe
Fugate
Masters Fuaate
Gate City
Conductor J McCambridge Reinstated By Santa Fe
Conductor J McCambridge has been reinstated after a lapse involving Osage City and Emporia duties. A siding delay and failure to report for release led to a pullout without orders, but his past record was cited as justification.
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McCambridge
Santa Fe
J. McCambridge
Osage City
Emporia
Grain Moving South From Manhattan to Gulf
The Manhattan Alma and Turlin line reports strong grain business with 50 carloads shipped to the Gulf via the M A B in two days. Grain moved into Manhattan from Omaha on the Union Pacific and transferred to the Santa Fe line. Transportation of grain along this route has been steady and this week has been as heavy as regular trains could handle.
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Manhattan
Alma & Turlincame
Gulf
Union Pacific
Omaha
Santa Fe Tris
Texas Stock Rush Prompts Urgent Car Demand
Kansas City eyes a new depot key after a special depot board meeting. B S Washburn, president of the Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis railway, is empowered to draft plans for a new depot or major repairs, with a preference for a new structure and opposition to costly реконstruction.
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Kansas City
B.S. Washburn
Fort Scott
Passenger Crews Taken Off After Train Reorganization
A railway report states that No. 3 and 4 were annulled with one crew removed between Kansas City and Dodge City. Conductor Whitford and Brakeman Connelley and Leste are affected. Remaining Nos. 3 and 4 will be removed soon, with likely two more crews called in.
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California United
Kansas City
Dodge City
Whitford
Connelley
Leste
Railroads Grant Reduced Rates For Regional Meetings
Railroads offer a reduced round trip fare of one and one third for a joint Kansas medical societies meeting set for May 4 to 7 in this city. The discount applies from all points including Kansas City Saint Joseph and Superior. Additional reduced rates apply for Knights of Pythias district conventions in Wellington and Emporia with events on March 22 to 23 and March 29 to 25 respectively. Also noted is work on the Santa Fe depot and hotel at Las Vegas.
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Femruary
Union Pacific
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arizona
New Mexico
A. Lewis
Medical Societies of
Kansas
Kaneas
Kansas City
St. Joe
Superior
Knights of Pythias
Wellington
Emporia
Picturesque Santa Fe building near summer completion
In Vegas New Mexico, the project is expected to be completed by midsummer. It will be among the most picturesque structures on the Santa Fe line, with an estimated cost in the neighborhood of 344,000 dollars.
Stoker in Kansas City and Topeka Notes
A scattered Topeka and statewide roundup reports J. W. Stoker in Kansas City, band concerts, new agency openings, water works debates, and legal visits. Mentions include Marshal’s concert March, Topeka clergy events, bishop addresses, and local civic items such as remodels, market changes, and street work amid a flurry of brief notes from Topeka, Holton, and surrounding spots.
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J. W. Stoker
Kansas City
Marshal
Federal
Topeka
Bridge Des Citiea
Chas A. Magaw
Holton
Sherif Kepley
Mabel Huey
Marshalls
Atchison Coot
Aden
Rudy
J. H. Vincentia
Reform School
Ten
MK. NG
Wisa
Tomlinson
Minneapolis
Nigh Sena
NH. Campbell
Kansas Avenue
Clint Watsin
Clints
George Clark
Arew
Blinday
Where to Go For Framed Pictures in Topeka
Local shop at Kansas avenue No 0 advertises framed pictures and low prices. The note lists services including picture mouldings, varnish and tinting and a phone number for inquiries. Also included are reparative phrases and brief mentions of artist deaths in different cities.
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Sullivan
Eet
Kansas Avenue
W. Trumbull
Ney Fipas
Sentra
Ieee
Topeka
New Great South American Kidney Cure Offers Quick Relief
Relief in six hours from kidney and bladder pain with a claimed cure. The ad touts the remedy as relieving bladder and urinary tract discomfort, retention, and back pain in both genders, promising rapid results and urging purchases at multiple Kansas City area druggists.
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Geo. W. Blunafeld
Kaness Avenue
Sim Droge Company
Kansas Avenue
Drusgista
Poke
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Josephine Stolz
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Nonce
ADI Line CO
Incorporated
Bressler Block
South Bend
Faye
Thompson's
Mit
Thompson Bros
Hawait
Benalar
Hull
Kui
Haines
Fulton
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Astipation
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Abe Dorle
Bexee
Railroad News
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Union Pacific Management
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Southern Freight
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Las Vegas
Purcell
New Depot
Vegas
Las
the Star Grocery
Colorado
Great Chess
Ankola Java
Syria
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Gried
Appia
J.S. Sprout
the Star Grocer
Telephone
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C. P. Adams
West Sixth Street
A. D. Clare
State House
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Tenth Street
Meredith
Kansas Day
W. Jewell
Blore
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Eidhth
Tekken
London
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Mimabo
Une Moschc
St. Paul Cathedral
Pelska Reine
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