Co operative Groceries Rise In Hallrgad Towns
Rail line workers form a co operative grocery and meat store plan led by J M Davis and Alonzo Wardall. Targeting 1200 members, initial stock undercut retail prices and offer diverse departments, with expansion to include groceries and meats and later all staples. Wardall optimistic local rail shopmen will support and spread similar stores to other towns.
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Wardall
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Waedilley Sary
Tens Fe
Kansas
Doctor Recommends Hospital Cars to Save Rail Costs
At a New York City society meeting Dr William W Sanford described hospital cars equipped with six beds and mattresses to aid rail accidents. He urged distributing cars along lines to provide immediate surgical care, reducing deaths from injuries and saving time for treatment. Dr Andrew H Smith noted declining company liabilities and argued cars would shift juries toward company sympathy and justify investment.
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New York City
Wm. W. Sanford
Sanford
Erte Rallredd
Smirker
Herlliners
Oaysen
Andrew H. Sraith
Unclear OCR fragment about train incident near Wichita
Fragmented text describes a railroad event with names and places garbled by OCR. Readable terms include Wichita and Seatrreagy Asteriian, but key facts and dates are missing. No coherent narrative or outcome can be established from the provided text.
Miller Should Tell Geers Miller Faces Blood Poisoning Claim
A damaged report details Miller a car repairer at the Jnoas workplace who uncovers allegations surrounding Serhtin Femmuds and blood poisoning. The piece hints at medical research and a notable year of achievement while describing his lone career, contact with authorities, and a grim outlook within the firm.
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Miller
Jnoas
Sayatie
Bernardine
Witste
Duc
Cure for humanity and a fight over tickets in St Louis
Quoted Miller plans to share a public remedy with physicians of water promoters and receive recognition if worthy. A ticket brokers’ fear of a sweeping injunction against mileage books and transfer tickets triggers a national action call for a convention or contributions to unite defense and hire top legal talent.
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St Louis
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United States
W. PA
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Stockholders Meet Quick Nine Minute Pennsylvania Session
The seventy seventh annual stockholders meeting of the Pennsylvania Railroad was held yesterday, adopting the annual report without reading. A seven-member committee was named to nominate directors for the upcoming annual election on March 2. A separate item notes a carload of wine fire incident and a railroad official decoration for Prince Henry’s visit to the United States.
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Pennestranks Raliress
George W. Boyd
Ee Ass
Emperor William Re
Prince Henry of Ee Bie
United States
Merger Plan Aims to Unify Southern Pacific Debt
New York March reports reveal Horali guardianship negotiations over the Harriman railroad system consider a broad refunding mortgage to unify the funded debt. Plans discussed by directors aim to restructure bonds while preserving properties and corporate structure despite holdings and lease arrangements across multiple entities.
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U.—sanders
Harrimay
Horali
Southern Pacific
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Soem
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Pacific
Ol Holdings
Eactic
Pacifi My
Wneh Ft
Kentucky
Last of the Choctaw Absorbed by Rock Island
March 11 report says starting April 1 all Choctaw names on cars depots and rolling stock in C. T. will be changed to Rock Island System. The Choctaw word to be eliminated and a new time schedule set for April 1 to compete with the Katy line from Coal Gate.
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C. T
Reid
Rock Island
Katy
Coal Gate
Washington
Staten
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Four Wooden Legs Found In Rincon Room
A hotel chambermaid at Rincon discovered four wooden legs in a guest room, alarming her as she feared an unclothed man. The drummer who uses wooden legs as a side line reportedly kept his bedroom as a sample room and the incident involved careless storage. Nearby, the Mexican railway erected a monument marking the Tropic of Cancer crossing, a 12 foot by 24 foot wooden structure with two zones, south of Catoree.
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Harvey Hovian
Catoree
Forts Leavenworth and Riley Face Consolidation Debate
Washington lawmakers scrutinize vast annual sums at Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley Kansas. Colonel Rubien testifies the expenditures run into millions while Curtis argues these forts are essential and well spent, suggesting consolidation unlikely and noting schools at Leavenworth support West Point equivalents.
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Congress
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Committee of Appropriations
Rublen
Quartermaster General’s Office
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Pees
Hemenway
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Kansas
Fort Riiley
Ae Riley
Leavenworth
Rubien
Riley
Curtis
Leavenworth and
Inspector General's Office
Board of Army Officers
Gillett
Massachusetts
Rich Strike at Thunder Mountain Mine Sparks Topeka Interest
Sensational assay from three feet of ore in the Thunder Mountain mine shows $23.32 a ton in gold and $778.43 in silver, totaling 32011.50, confirming a rich shoot in the vein near the hangin wall. Eldredge and Topeka holders react as the old tunnel work nears the new cross cut.
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Thunder Mountain
Idaho Daily Statesman
Thumder Mountain
Topeka People
Eldredge
Independence
Hig Creek
Union Pacific Sells Reduced One Way and Round Trip Tickets
Union Pacific announces one way tickets at half regular fare plus 2 for travel to territories including Ari Indian Territory Louisiana Oklahoma Texas and western Kansas and eastern Colorado. Round trip homeseekers tickets are offered at regular fare plus 2 within the same region. Limit twenty one days. Homeseekers points in Kansas include Colby Oakley and stations near Oakies. Agents Fulton and Lewis urge taking advantage of reduced rates and inspecting the Union Pacific land in western Kansas.
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Union Pacific
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J.C. Fulton
F. A. Lewis
California 325.00 Vie Santa Fe Tickets On Sale
March through April 1804 Union Pacific offers one way colorist tickets to multiple destinations. Fares include 20.06 to Oregon Salt Lake City 320.0 to Butte Anaconda Helena 18 to Spokane Wenatchee Washington 23.00 to Everett Fairhaven Whatcom Vancouver and Astoria via Huntington and Spokane 5.00 to Portland and Astoria or to Tacoma and Seattle via Huntington and Portland 200 to Ash Eugene and Salem via Portland 24.5 to San Los Angeles and more. For details call Fulton F A Lewis Depot Co T A 523 Kansas Ave.
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Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Spokane
Wenatches Wash
Everett
Fairhaven
Whatcom
Vancouver
Astoria
Huntington
Portland
Astrota
Tacoma
Seattle
Ash Eugene
Salem
San Los
California
Fulton
F. A. Lewis
Depot Co
T. A
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Found Dead in His Office on the Bowery
Abraham Newman, an old and wealthy miner, diamond dealer, was found dead in his Bowery office. Robbery appeared to have occurred. whether murder followed is under police inquiry. No marks of violence or signs of struggle. the safe had been rifled.
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V. ML Buane
W. Va
New York
Abraham Newman
Bowery
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