Santa Fe Short Line to California in Doubtful Plans
Report says Santa Fe considers building its own extension to California or using Choctaw tracks to Albuquerque while surveying routes from Amarillo toward Los Angeles. A pending decision could involve purchasing the Choctaw and extending toward Texas and California, with cost and ownership disputed among directors and rival railroad plans.
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Santa Fe
California
H. C. Mudge
Mriday
Btn Journal
Araarlilo
Pacific Scaat
Mudgewald
Biate Journal
Abe Fehl
Loren Ardarlilo
Allie
Low Angeles
Chintaye
Bulla Treen
Tardis Bony
Sante Peere Aletersa
Gaibage
Missouri River
Pacific
Ranta Fe
Hyp Choctaw
Albuquerque
Basten
Rayita Fe
Philadelphia Cvet
Peire
Coehnok
EH Bratt
FF Gowen
Ith. Gutherwood
Moers
G. Lt Golliet
Choctaw Road
Unter
Thia Ranar
Heawell
Terrance
Rock Island
Puerco
Korie Leelee
Weatherford
Okla
San Angeles
Amaro
Pecos Valley
Los Angeles
Suma Ie
Calfornia
Kock
Bi Paso
Weky
Catttorni
Wethiton Spa
Os Es
Asterina Ty Erecuniert
Edewmodt
Pepe
Stiles
Signs The Bill Grants Perpetual Pennsylvanian Road Franchise
A disputed measure grants a perpetual road franchise amid rapid transit debate. The mayor and officials accused the Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company of bad faith while legislators pressed emergency action to counter bids and influence at a public meeting.
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Low
Penesylvania ‘Road
Uerleath
Tecits
Eratielt Commission
Oro
Officix
Interesix
Rapid
Uider- Ten
Gmoth
Cellesten
Subumeng
Ths
Pennsylvania
Baturday
Seer
Talee Biles PomMiselan
K. Ore
Edward BM
Albert H. Tnmrdman
Yale
John G. Jolnent
New Santa Fe Hospital Chief Seeks Stable Leadership
Dr I Saylin was named superintendent of the Wocal Santa Fe Pacific hospital in Albuquerque succeeding Dr Raymond Rass. The appointment follows Dr Huss’s resignation and a board vote with many hospital staff signatures urging Saylin’s promotion.
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Dr. Sylvn
Haas
Sante Fe
Albuquerque Hospital
Albuquerque
I. Saylin
Wocal Santa Fe Pacific Hospital
Raymond Rass
de Tison
Los Angeles
Saytin
Nuss
Huss
Numners
Sac
Lool
Matt
United States
Berlin
Jas
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Rees
Sparge
Athuqiergue
Wheeline
Rush Medical College
Santa Fe Safe Robbed by Dynamite Burglars
Houston reports the Santa Fe railroad suffered a burglary at the Preston and Emanuel Street office. Thieves pried a window, dynamite blasted the safe, taking about 4934 dollars. Deputies pursued suspects, one man was captured but denied involvement as detectives continue the investigation with Santa Fe officials and Galveston audit inquiry expected.
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Houston, Tex
Santa Fe Sailroad Company
Menor
Preston
Emanuel Street
Sven
le Door
St Manuel Atreat
Sueutht
Police Boatquarts
Taomsnon
Ln Bard
Ors Kattman
Higeins
Patloe
Greenbi
Santa Fe
Corny
Galveston
van Zandt
New Salt Lake Line and D H Moffat Projects
The Denver Times reports a new Pennsylvania Central line aimed at Salt Lake City, led by H Moffat. It would cut 19 miles from current routes and save about ten hours, creating a trunk line for continental travel. Denver and Salt Lake City would grow with thousands of new residents, Roosevelt cited.
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New Salt Lake
D. H. Moffat
Denver
Denver Times
Pennsylvania
H. Moffat
Cates
Allreghankee
Pitaburi
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake
Passenges
Roosevelt
Throwshold Stigret
Chicco
Rock Island Men Object to Being Moved to Chickasha
Wellington March 2 W T Fields Rock Island engineer living at Caldwell passed through Wellington en route to Horton to discuss proposed removal of trainmen from Caldwell to Chickasha. Fields, spokesman for affected workers, traveled to Chicago then to Horton to seek reversal. The plan would affect nine trainmen and their families, with owners of Caldwell property seeking to remain. If order stands, Fields will press to protect workers while housing owners resist. Horton mission aims at a successful outcome, Chickasha and Caldwell both face scarce rental options. rents are high in both towns.
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Sas
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Horton
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Kbeat
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Rae
Ngs
Ted
Newton Faltean
Martin
Paisiale
Santas Fe
Ren
Mick
Lange
Peteday Stockwel
Sai Bernarding
Cal
Bolter Forre
Hein & Brother
Ft. B. Stockwell
John Barnes
Mavis Barnes
Paxico
Willam Greer
Moder
Keareule
Corey Welt
Cbra
Opie
Edward Brennan
Shane
Wes
Washington
Nixon
William “Devens
Roundhouse Machine Bt
William Nelson
Beersom
Leon Muller
Teual Duviur
T. P. Cheney
San Bernarding
Cheney
Mao
Santa Fe
Carrulton
Camden
Jot Devlin
Linden Ce
Humphrey
Angelty
Anna Cy Rhory
Company Am Am. Browny
Los Angries
Chi
New York Central
Lake
Mar
Forre
Bel
Martin, Perkins, Deever
Fisher
Curie
Long
George Kliatt
Dvén
Sixth Street
Poveltity
Melelian Ai
Masa Cor
Conder
Richard Wilson
Patience and lecture linger after Fort Scott encounter
A frazzled speaker recalls a year on the rails and the need to meet events as they come. A sympathetic Fort Scott respondent interrupts with pity and interest, the scene ending with the speaker retreating to gather the remnants of his talk.
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Missouri Pacific
Fort Scott
Albuquerque Half Rate For Tree Freight In Public Parks
Mayor Ripley replies to Santa Fe Railroad inquiry on freight pricing for trees to Albuquerque parks. Railroad offers a bait rate from any point on the Santa Fe line but cannot grant city-favored terms. Missouri shade trees to be purchased for city parks, with surplus sold to citizens at cost amid ongoing regional rail yard updates and personnel moves.
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Albuquerque
The
Santa Fe
Ripley
Missouri
Canary Islanders Diet Promotes Health Through Wheat and Parchment
Report notes Canary Islanders, regarded as very healthy, live on a diet of wheat and corn prepared with iron kettle methods and water. A physician cites improvements in digestion and metabolic disorders attributed to the preparation, though details are garbled.
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Canary Islanders
Np Fund
Canary
Inanda
Aspic dishes and jellied meats from old kitchen lore
A detailed guide on aspics and jellied meats covering methods to clarify jelly from bones and meat, quick quick aspic, rich aspic, and garnishing ideas. Recipes include cold trout in aspic, jellied beef, fish and poultry aspics, head cheese, and decorative jelly molds with practical notes on flavoring, setting, and serving for home cooks.
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Tiitioun
Penier
Gt Cinemar
Rhein
Frugal English Cheese Mold From Leftover Meat
A method describes simmering meat scraps until tender, pulling the bones, cutting the meat, and seasoning with salt pepper and sweet herbs, then returning to stock to reduce. The liquid becomes jelly, cheese is molded, chilled, and served on wax paper.
How To Serve Meals Menu Inquiry From Mrs GM
Inquiries answer requests a copy of a book on serving meals though not yet ready for sale. Sish Tanner notes a reader asking for a public menu for a small dinner with various dishes and courses. The passage lists a sample menu including oysters, shad, potatoes, vegetables, and desserts with dates not specified.
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Sish Tanner
Meysenburg Trial Reveals $8000 Bribery Stock Deal
St Louis March 26 Judge Douglas hears Hinil A Meysenburg accused of bribery. Philip Stuck testifies for the state that Suburban railway sought a franchise through the municipal assembly. Kratz and Meysenburg discussed stock worthlessness. Stuck says Meysenburg owned 200 shares and offered to sell for $9, but money was not accepted to bind support.
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St. Louis
Hinil A- Meysenburg
House of Delegates
Douglas’ Court
Philip Stuck
Qutons
Stock
Municipal Assembly
Charles Kratz
Meysenburg
Kritz
Mercenbure
St. Louis Construction Company
Meysenbure
Mercenburg
Landmark Texan land dispute reaches Supreme Court decision
The case concerned over four million acres of Texan lands tied to the Houston and Texas stock interests. Judge Fynax ruled against the prior division and reversed the decision, with Cornelius MacArs and others pursuing claims on two million square shares.
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New York
Houston
Texas
Murder Mystery Deepens as Pawnshop Clue Surfaces
New York March 26. French interest rises amid the Voepel murder case seven weeks after the death of Mrs. Voepel. Her son John Voepel is in custody with the police denying knowledge of the death. A pawnshop arrest follows when a suspect attempted to redeem a water and chain linked to the victim. The pawnbroker’s testimony led police to the chain and wallet tied to Mrs. Voepel, renewing the inquiry.
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New York
Chires Street
Finnien Street
Ueket
Voepel Ant Beartmur
Latest Move in Sheriff War in New York
New York reports describe a shifting sheriff leadership as Col Norman Dike, appointed by Governor Odell, directs transfer of duties to Chas Craden. Justice Gaynor was to sign related orders, though wording stalled. The piece also references Pine Syrup as a remedy for various ailments.
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Jiellon Gaxnor
Col
Norman
Dike
Wise
Sherif
Odell
Chas. Craden
Gaynor
Whooe
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