Railroad Officials Challenge Recent Order on Inspections
Railway officials insist delays are unnecessary and oppose state sanitary regulations. They argue the commission oversteps and threaten to contest costed burdens while seeking a prompt review by attorney general and court appeal if needed. The dispute centers on entry of inspectors after April 2 and port of Fort Worth inspections.
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Strane Oneeltiva
Aja
Tut Kalman
Karmen
Onder
Port Warth
Fort Worth
Mhall
Benatt
Khar
Masitestty
Cofmnirston
Corenimien
Perth
Bovtanees
Tie Commission
Birsden
Aventions
Itis
Ciminikelon
Ubimary
Lewis Kingman Sketch of Mexican Life and Scenery
Former Topeka writer Lewis Kingman, chief engineer on the Mexican Central, describes Mexican life and landscapes with vivid scenes. The essay invites readers to see Tequilean valleys, Lake Chapultepec, Tequila Mountain, and bustling towns through his tour narrative and illustrated portrayals.
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Lewis Kinenmn
Hatin
naiGies
Aranwe
Alana
Joren
AFG
Beet sugar industry expands in Colorado sugar valley
The Beet sugar industry in Colorado's Salina valley grows with railroad spur lines to support new factories. Sugar City and Ordway see plans for a sugar plant and spur connections by the Santa Fe and other lines. Early infrastructure hints at large crop potential and rising beet production benefiting local mills and economy.
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Santa Po
Arkinsee
Alba Milit
Colma
Transcontinental Line Absorption Rumor Sparks Denver Conference
Rumors claim absorption of the Gulorage Midian stops in Denver March. A proposed new transcontinental link may consolidate the Colorado & Southern and the Rio Grande Western with a 50 mile south route in Canon. Rio Grande Western presses for usage rights and possibly a controlling interest via built trade routes rather than a direct purchase.
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Tos Gulorage Midian
Denver
Marsh
Thriliend
Arekguneed
Culurkae
F & Southern
Mio Grande Western Maile
Che
Putte Canon
Rio Grande
California
Rio Grande Weavrn
Ma ! Viah
Los Angeles
Lidicathny
Rio Grands Westers
Scne
Colorade
Colorado & Bartiwen
Hie Grande Weathern
Rade Wether
Santa Fe President Praises Grand Canyon Beauties Lecture
Santa Fe President listened to a lecture on the Grand Canyon’s beauties. The event involved Santa Fe officials and railroad leaders including Peppiet Jeet Whitahagne and Chetow Failroad staff, with EP Ripley and HK Gregory in attendance.
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Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Los Anguis
Dresident
Ripley
Pateseraet
Gregory
Harvey Poultry Farm Planned Near Newton Kansas
Newton Kansas March 20 plans for a ten acre poultry farm south of town to support the Harvey system. The project aims to boost Newton as a central poultry supply point with a potential yearly poultry value around one thousand dollars, with two existing produce houses and more growth when the farm opens.
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Newton
Kan
Macnute
Harvey
Mr. Harvey
Powitey Market
Lat Mende
Western roads plan abolition of agencies and ticket commissions
Western Roads announces a sequence of economic reforms starting with abolishing ticket commissions. The plan extends to eliminating individual ratemaking outside core territories and reallocating agency duties across eastern markets. The target areas include California, Southern divisions, New England expansion, and eventual implementation in Chicago and St Louis business centers.
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St. Lois
Leatitie Weeterhromd
Sconemia
Wixty
New Brigland
Ehatern
Boston
New York
Chicas
St Louis
Pecos Valley Extension Survey Toward El Paso
A surveying party of fifteen under Chet Engineer Conwell starts from Miller Station to map a line from Rosewell to El Paso. The effort aims to connect Pecos Valley with Texas Pacific and Fort Worth and Denver routes, linking toward Case Grande and the Pacific line from Mexico.
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el Paso
Paso
Pecos Valley
Miller
Miller Station
Rosewell
Eddy
Conwell
Peens Valley
Texas Pacific
Provo
Tex
Fort Worth
Deaves
Case Grande
Mexico
Pacific
Oe Dorey
Port Worth
Denver
Santa Fe Ferry Trains Opening Delayed May 1
Santa Fe announces ferry trains across the bay will open May 1. The delay is mainly due to equipment preparations rather than track work. Some soft spots in the track must be firmed and the tunnel still needs work before trains run through.
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Taupe
Santa Fe Buys Wharf for City Subway at Market Street
Newton reports the Santa Fe Railway bought a wharf at Market Street dock to support ferry systems under the city’s center. A subway under the tracks is planned from East Seventh to Broadway, with crossings Broadway and Walnut to be discussed. estimated cost near 60,000. Other items note Katy extension survey to Galena and March earnings, plus incidents and personnel in the Santa Fe system.
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Santa Fe
Center Market Street Dock
Market Street
Newton
Hobington and & Cormities
Nish
Dolan
Psvkae
Engieser
Santa By
Heidje
Ite
East Seventh
Eiding
Broadway
Kaymiax Avenue
Biethe
Sixth Streets
Walnut Street
Guthrie
Okin
One Fe Raiiway Company
Labor and personnel shifts at Emporia railroad yard in brief
In Emporia the Moody crew laid off for weeks with Fireman Marshal riding in yesterday on Train 35. Conductor James Plummeer returned from west Hutchinson duck season after bringing back 40 ducks. Five engine crews moved from pool to the external board amid shortages. Names listed include engineers Hry on Sanmel Mekhalebt Smith Jackson, and others Simons Ruggley Carter Smith Copper. Uncle Tytherleigh returns to duties as baggage master after illness, Walt Law resigns as Santa Fe police, Carl Jittman replaces him as baggage master.
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Moody
James Plummeer
Salt Morshes
Hutchinson
Exwa
Sanmel
Mekhalebt
Smith
Jackson
Simon
Sidkdes
Walt Law
Banta Pe
DH Nol
Carl Jittmen
Ed Tytherleigh
Law
Bryan Platform Endorsed by Nebraska Democrats and Populists
Willem Bryan unveils a merged platform at the Nebraska Democratic convention aligning with Chicago and Populist tenets. It calls for sixteen to one, direct election of U S senators, opposition to trusts and imperialism, and municipal ownership of franchises while pledging to wage war on trusts and defend greenbacks. The address signals Bryan’s influence shaping the Kansas City line, with Sen. Bryan praised as the platform’s driving force.
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Lincoln
Neb
Willem Bryan
Uwon
Kansas City
Nebraska
Chicago
Porto Rico
United States
Bryan
Brsiin
Ea City
Sioux Falls
James Dehrman
State Democratic Commission
Thomas J. Nolan
Committee On Reolations
Pripelpte
Nibhrakaan Canal
Republican Party
Panees
Fai
Congress
Las
House of Representatives
Central
South America
Richard I, Metcalfa
Omaha
W. D. Oldham
Kearnes
W. B. ‘Thompson
Grand Island
A. G. Tibbetts
Kim
Hegan
Republican Congress
Kilian Sixth District Convention Draws Big Crowd in Hays
Hays City on March 20 hosts the Kilian congressional convention for the Sixth district with 300 to 500 visitors including Governor Stanley Secretary of State Clark and Rep Reeder. Visitors entertained in homes to ease hotel crowding while the port Hayes Reservation parade honored Reeder, the first Republican to carry the district in ten years, amid Baker and Burton senatorial force tensions.
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Hays City
Kilean
Stanley
Clark
Pairehild
State Agricultural College
Congreteman Reeder
Port Hayes
Bilis
Reeder
Fort Hayes
Anatoy
Baker
Burton
Kidney trouble cure swamped by sensational promotion
An old styled advertisement extols kidney and bladder health claiming kidneys filter waste, urging readers to check family history and symptoms like back pain and urinary issues. It touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a recommended remedy with free samples and testimonial claims, urging mail requests from readers of Topeka Daily State Journal.
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Kitmer
State Journal
Origiimer & Co
Tinghamton
Fronsier
Topeka Daily State Journal
Sehen
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Debate Over Philippines Policy Splits Republicans
The article reports a heated anti-imperial critique within the Republican camp advocating Philippine independence and cautious policy to avoid a US protectorate. It questions citizenship, voting rights, and future status for Filipinos, urging adherence to American principles and a clear mission in the archipelago. A populist convention also appears turbulent with frequent calls and heated measures.
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Tye
Akne
Nin
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Congress
Filippine Balands
Uustins
Marto Rico Tars
Sclidrman
Smpleton
Senate
Central
South America
Tar
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United States Health Reports
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MR. Ripley
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Kah
Texas
Galen
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Sarek
Prisca
M Few Anya
Las Vegas
Kilgore
Missouri
Nean
Ker
Joe Boyd
Raton
John Bockley
Laynis Station
Gallup
Tennirhs
Hurley
Topeka
CH Munford
C. Fox
Asariey
Chasce
Trama
Albuquerque
Rt. C. Whiteside
Fam-Iy
Hutchingun
Jod Andress
Cendsetor Conner
Cy. Alexander
A. Ls Alexander
Adam Coxie
Newton Yards
Jerry Dunkleberger
G. Stevert
Grant Bend
Mike Jeanne Heffner
Sterling
Great Bend
Smithereens
Dodge City
Dodger City
Ure
New
Emporia
Hus
A. Reeder
Speseh
Utah
Oregon
Ari Sest
Picron
Gas City
Peter Heil
D. Clem Deaver
Popullet la Uonal
Omiha
Hie
Mr. Deaver
Une Populi Atte Ting
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