Catar Cured by Munyon's Paw-Paw Threat and Testimony
A Chicago representative of the Third Senatorial District proclaims Munyon's Paw-Paw cured his catarrh stomach disorders and nervous issues, praising the remedy as marvelous. The letter-style testimonial asserts Paw-Paw cleanses catarrh and improves digestion, with claims of boosting energy and curing liver and stomach ailments, ending with a note on Munyon's Paw-Paw products for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom
Kitt Gould
Chicago
State Board of Pharmacy of Illinois
Munyon
Haven't Given Up On Printing Reform Fight
A Washington debate centers on whether the government should print return cards and stamped envelopes. Rep Murdoch and Rep Scott oppose printing costs, while editors and printers push to keep the practice alive, arguing it saves money. The issue ties to postal rates, state interests, and reactions from Republican and Democratic members during committee consideration.
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Washington
March
Muritook
Scott Dave Perenent
Post Ofice
Committee of
PON Lettices and Post
Murdock
Fred
Srey
Vdtigreser
Njeet
Karitut
Tate Duubnese
Robbery near Peabody yields $950 to two suspects
Report of a hold up southeast of Hitle tors by two men netting $950 from a single buyer. One man asked for a match, the other drew a revolver and demanded cash. In another item, a Wichita case discusses a neglected child and state care after authorities investigated. A Ware family returns from the South improved in health.
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Peabody
Max
Aiarch
Hitle~ Tors
Frelerk
Kimnton Frohock
Wichita
Kas
Rome
Rail stock rumors spark a Pacific bid and Union Pacific moves
Rumors of inside purchases drive a sharp Union Pacific rise as investors seek insiders. The market credits various parties, including J J Flagain, with block buys while denying Morgan and Harriman action. A large sale from a director signals insider activity, and the stock closes up over two points from last week.
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Wall Street
Tion Pacific
James J. Flagain
Union Pacific
Hill
Union Pavifie i
Asleas
Morgan
Mr. Hat Ras
J. P. Stor~gan
Union, Pacific
Pacine Boia
Immigrant Traffic Row Upends Eastern Western Lines
A conference between passenger officials of eastern and western railroads over immigrant traffic failed to settle disputes. The East pressed for routing rights to all immigrant business, threatening a unified distribution, while the West demanded full statistics and control over their share. The issue centers on the New York Ontario & Western railroad and its agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eastern and
Western
Peter McDonnell
New York, Ontario & Western
Sharpening Their Tools in Conway Springs Work
Wichita reports that Smith of the Orient at Conway Springs has ordered tool readiness for active construction. The track force will be mobilized once new materials arrive, with the first track to run ten to twelve miles south of Palmview before moving to Bitton to lay steel into Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Man
Msrea . Smith
Orient
Conway Springs
Palmview
Bitton
Four New Buildings At Santa Fe Hospital To Cost About 20000
Construction officials in Albuquerque announce four new hospital buildings for the Santa Fe company will cost around 20000 dollars. Los Angeles contractors in charge of the project expect to arrive Monday to begin erecting two main two story structures and two ward blocks, north and south, as part of the Santa Fe expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganta Fe
Bants Fe Hospital
Albuquerque
W. FL Moher
Santa
Passenger group withdraws rate concession for Buffalo Young Men's gathering
The Y M C A passenger association passed a resolution撤 withdrawing the reduced fare previously granted for the International convention of Young Men's Christian associations to be held at Buffalo May 11 to 16. disputes over alleged favoritism toward Grand Trunk and Lehigh Valley lines prompted the action, with Grand Trunk insisting a one fare rate stand amid protests and denials from J Wilbur Messer, Chicago Y M C A official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cena: Passenger Association
Buffalo
J. Wilbur Messer
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Messer
Meeser
Grand ‘Trunk
Lehigh Valley
Grant Trunk
Ross
Canta
Sinten
Where Is The Driver In Santa Fe Train Collision
A Santa Fe passenger train struck two horses attached to a wagon between Putnam and Newton around 2 45. The horses died and the wagon was wrecked. No human remains were identified, and the driver’s fate remains a mystery. Train crew rushed to the scene with road crews to clear debris.
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Santa Fe
Wichita
Putnam
Newton
Mike Connel
Santa Fe and Orient Railroads Clash Over Yard Extensions
Emporia Gazette reports the Santa Fe and Orient railroads face a dispute after a settlement, with Santa Fe plans to extend yards and potentially use Orient right of way. Grading crews are active south of the yard as talks about a new shared right of way continue.
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Sante Fe
Orient
Emporia
Santa Fe
Setar
Venteal Nyrne
West Wigeet
Elf
Emporia Gazette
Winchell His Clerk Era Echoes In Rail Boss敬
Rock Island’s Western Chief John E Utt notes long friendship with Winchell, once passenger and freight agent in Omaha, now head of the Rock Island system in the West. Utt says the generatl position was likely created by Winchell for Tet, praising him as the most capable man in the country.
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Tims
Rock Island
John E. Utt
Rock Lind
Omaha
Ind
Nebraska
Atchivar
Lelerc Wax
Winetiell
Tet
Atchiaon Grobe
Railroads Refuse State Right to Force Free Passes
Traffic officials of western roads refuse the request of live stock associations for resumed passes to live stock shippers. They hold that no state has the right to pass a law requiring a railroad to give something for nothing.
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Chicago
Trafic
Western
Lve
Pasmex Tof
Cameron denies sale of Bright Angel Trail to Santa Fe
An official denial from Cameron states that Bright Angel Trail has not been sold to Santa Fe and that no incentive exists for such a sale. An Omaha March bulletin notes Mohler’s appointment as general manager for Union Pacific west of Omaha, effective April 1, with transfers and staff moves across the line, including Arkansas and Oregon Short Line positions.
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Santa Fe
AL Cameron
Grand Canyon
Damien
Canyon
Waco
Vegas
Mohler
Omaha
Neh
Union Pacific
Bi Moller
Ouran
Kansas City
Green River
Wyo
Bancroft
Oregon Short Line
Topek
Croaier
Diatziet
Burtington Rablway
AL Miler
Generil
Tha ‘Sante Fe
Topeka
Dustress
Cnmpans
W. J. Heaty
Santa Fr. Kenurries
T. A. McNeal
Mall Anistreane
Mc [Neal
Senta Fe
Commitsine
T.co
RO. Robinson
Charles Wirie
Feed Crouch
Kansas
Dun I Wyatt
W. Heatsn
Cienha Fe
Pany
Thie City
Mies Wyatt
Rock Island
Kaw
Thie Paine
Uwe
Santa Fe Man Wins Honor for Giant New Mexico Eagle
C Proctor, section foreman for the Santa Peat Giants, earns the honor for killing the largest bald eagle ever seen in New Mexico. The bird weighed forty five pounds and measured six and a half feet from tip to tip.
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Santa Fe Mana
C. Proctor
Santa Peat Giants
New Mexico
Chicago Railways Seek injunction against ticket scalpers
Railways terminating in Chicago plan to file in the United States circuit court for an injunction to stop scalpers buying or selling non transferable transportation tickets. If granted, it will bar scalpers from dealing in state restricted tickets and benefit the public and railroads by preventing improper access to cheap rates.
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Chicago Railways
Chicago
United States Circuit Court
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Eastern
Germany to exhibit giant three cylinder locomotive at St Louis
Berlin reports a novel three cylinder locomotive tested on military rails with a forward engineer in contact with the fireman via speaking tube. The design reduces resistance and reached 80 mph with a light train, suggesting feasibility of a 40 mile schedule without track changes.
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Germany
St. Louis
Berlin
Oil and Gas Drive Starts in Kansas Towns
A Cawker City meeting led to plans for oil and gas development with Downs partners. Officers listed include G. W. Dockstader and Clark A. Smith. The group aims to drill two wells soon, leases running in several counties, and expects active work in Downs and Cawker City. Also a Good Roads association formed with nineteen counties represented and delegates to a St. Louis convention.
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Cawker City
Kan
Downs
Kansas
G. W. Dockstader
Clark A. Smith
G. J. Hudkins
H. A. Carleton
Lincoln Park
Burspont
Nam
Karaus Good Roads Association
Grant Billbe
Foln
C.F. Miller
Fort Scott
Stoore
Te. W. Ftichardson
National Good Roads Association
Board of
St. Louis
Creditors Messy Case From Boston Firm Pettingill Co
Counsel for the Boston firm Pettingill Co states the creditor list is large and complex with thousands of claimants. Newspapers form many claims while advertisers and contracts also appear, though several agreements are not yet finalized.
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Boston
Cotnsel
Pettingill! # Co
Icf Creditére
Wil Negroenty
Weather Proverbs and April Projections in Kansas
A fragment discusses weather forecasting practices and proverbs used by farmers in Kansas. It cites Director Jennings of the Kansas weather bureau, notes proverbs about April showers and April warmth, and mentions observations of humidity and animal behavior as signs of changing weather.
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Jennings
Kansas
United States
Weather Bacreau
Weather Bureau
T Ie Department
Peti
Hanation
Mary
St. Gor
St George
Wabash to St Louis Route Ad Highlights Fair Travel
Travel ads from Kansas City to St Louis promote the World's Fair route with ticket prompts and the MCLELLAN Passenger Agent in Kansas City Missouri. The fragment mentions a travel center and urges readers to seek instant relief with Dean's Ointment priced at 9 cents.
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Kanes City
Wipaherantok E McLellan
Era
Kansas City
Dean
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