Delegates Named for Topeka Conference by Governors
A list of gubernatorial appointees to the twenty seventh National Conference of Charities and Correction includes representatives from multiple states. Virginia Major Robert Stiles Rowell Fee George B Davin from Richmond and others across South Dakota North Dakota and Illinois are named along with several towns and firms. The mixed roster covers diverse locales and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Govermor Staley
Dyer Gates
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Virginia
Robert Stiles
Rowell Fee
George B. Davin
Richmandee Southarvita
J. Adperey Charerton
Harte
Columbia
Willacha
Greenville
Arona
PLAN GREAT TUNNELS FOR WORSHINOL FACILITIES
The Topeka State Journal reports a plan to develop worsinol facilities including a tunnel network and comsuctiie tet. The proposal mentions Jersey City and a bid to begin in February with advertising for the project. Officials note health and safety concerns and reference prior campaigns and cures.
May Arthur's First Washington Victories and Casualty List
Manila dispatches record casualties among U S Army units in the tropic campaign. Names include Henry J. Aires, Thomas J. vn mrtuols, James Jackson, James B. Ydon, Ney J. Hi Perinephritit, Joseph E sods, George W. ween Shion Sexton, and Sousk Smith among others. Reports detail meningitis dysentery and tuberculosis deaths May 1 to May 7 and note a killed by unknown parties incident in the 44th infantry. ARTHUR and related unit designations referenced in the field report.
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Washingt
Arthur
Paige
Manila
Cheer & Gwinke
Apel SS
Ee Aristastri
Tata ‘Chiton & Webde
Svicey J
Eeccesates Infantry
James B
Ydon
Liseae Infantry
Sargeant Ney J
Forty-seventh Infantry
Joseph Esods
Eleventh Cavalry
George W. Ween Shion HH
Sexton
May Company
C. Forty-fourty Infantry
Sousk Smith
Mantia— Pany Aycipal Carpet Sas Sareea Pany Ignal Corps
True Mac Arthur
Peter Cooper Dollar Dinner Highlights Omaha Dinner
Report of the Peter Cooper Dollar Dinner in Omahe Nebraska with remarks by Governor Poynter and speakers including Dr J M Gardner and John W Freidenthal. Bryan’s address urged unity among Democrats Populists and silver Republicans and discussed money issues while indicating the second place nomination process at Sioux Falls conference. Enthusiasm and expectations for a smooth fusion appeared as delegates debated candidate naming and future strategy.
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Peter Cooper
Omabi
Omahe
Neb
Coliseo
Perliam
Alous Falls
Terran Weidner
Welcimt
Eimer
Thomas
Guts Od Yutser
W. A. Poynter
Ne- Braga
T. C. Patterson
Denver News
Tavis
New
Ion
Fiston
Henna
Ies
Hegan
Dave
Spain
Tom Patterson
Cysdone
Davis
Patterson
Sioux Falls
Mir Bryan
Philippine Schools Plans For the Education of the Little Brown Men
Article discusses education for Philippine youth alongside colonial administration aims. Mentions Manila population figures and schooling efforts, with references to officials and routes. Notes Grand Trunk railway travel and inquiries for further information about education programs and related services.
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Phinelpat
Sietnstiel
Syetnassie Boers
Childres
Manila
Witsw Bf Rizai
Santa Fe Cuts Car Repairing Force Amid Improved Equipment
Railroad news reports reductions in Santa Fe car repairing staff at several yards due to better than usual car equipment and fewer bad order cars. Most layoffs are temporary with spring traffic and stock movements expected to require repairs later. Automatic couplers and air brakes compliance by August 1 are stressed amid ongoing industrial demand and interline commerce rules.
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Santa Fe
Torres
Argentine
Topeka
Ottawa
Ft Madison
Automatic couplers required by June first limit date
Rock Island announces uniform rule for interstate traffic. After June 1 1900 all cars must have automatic couplings or be non eligible for through movement. Cars not meeting the standard will be refused unless already outward from home via Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. after August 1 1900 unconnected cars cannot be accepted under any conditions.
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Rock Island
H. A. Parker
United States
American Railway Association
Rereby
Chicago, Hock Inland & Paritic Railway
First Kansas Locomotive Retired From Central Branch Service
The six original Central Branch engines are scrapped, numbers 161 162 163 164 174 and 154 with 161 the first to touch Kansas soil. Old relic to be donated to the State Historical Society. shipment to St Louis for junking and melting. replacements by larger moguls. Weller to compile history of engine 161 for the historical society.
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Central Branch
Iran
Soete Historical Society
Str
Weller
St. Louis
Nciety
Swamp Root Promises Cures for Kidney and Bladder
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a miraculous plant based remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims relief from swelling a night time urination and urgency after liquor and beer use. It offers free sample bottles and a booklet by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York and asks readers to mention Topeka Daily State Journal.
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Kitmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Topeka Daily State Journal
Hitt Makes Early Western Road Tour Stops
Chicago officials, including Mr. Stillwell, met with railroad officials yesterday as Mr. Hitt began a multi city inspection. He visited Kansas City briefly, planned Colorado stops, and would return via Omaha. It is his first trip over this section in about four months.
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Chicago
Transfer Of A Pass Denver May The Union Pacific Inquiry
A notice reports a transportation pass issue involving Charles $Thomas, Governor of Colorado, with possible courtesy withdrawals. The case centers on Mr Jackson, governor's stenographer, who sought extension and travel using the pass. Papers have moved to Omaha for review.
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Denver
May
Union Pacific Rad- Zoed
Charles $. Thomas
Colorado
Othe
Jackson
Superin
Devel
Wilferd Teller
Ar. Jackson
Ir. Devel
NHL
Kill
Kan
Aonor
Baratement
Devet
Willard Teller
Teller
Omaha
Haunting Locomotive No 763 Said to Haunt Santa Fe Engine
A sensational report from an old Union depot yard describes Santa Fe Engine No 763 as haunted and deadly. Fireman and engineer recall a previous fatal accident involving another engine and a worker, claiming the locomotive haunted by past murders and capable of moving on its own.
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Santa Fe Engine No
Santa Be
Union Depot
Bean
Jim
Kim
Je Junta
Frank Barker
Perkins
Barker
Santa Fe Out at Ottawa Amid Possible Force Reduction
Word from Ottawa indicates Santa Fe may withdraw and cut forces, with plans to keep a slender unit for essential duties. The action follows a broader reduction pattern observed in related postings.
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Santa FE
Ottawa
Santa Fe Reds Lose to Picked Nine 3 8
The Santa Fe Reds were defeated by a picked nine from Sahoo by 3 to 1. The game showed the Reds’ battery work was weak and several holding positions on the team were deemed incompetent. Suggestions arose to make changes to secure victory.
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Neveis
Santa Fe “Reds
Sahoo
Feda
New Santa Fe Run Sets Raton to Las Vegas Record
A Santa Fe speed record from Raton to Las Vegas surpassed prior marks with a two hour thirty minute run by engineer McCrady and crew, followed by a two hour fifteen minute record set April 1400 involving Tourn, Scott, and four cars. Local rail and mechanical officials discuss iron purchases, Holton encampment planning, and shop activities amid rain and inspections across Emporia Ottawa and Holliday.
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Raton
Las Vegas
Enginere McCrady
al Aprioth
Ft. Tourn
Pireman J. Mt. Scott
Wagan Mound
Las Vi
Haton
Las
Raton Crews See Promotions and Transfers In Rail Line
From Las Vegas reports show Passenger Conductor J. M. Leseney returns from Denver and several Sremen on the south end resign. Wm B. Thomson is promoted to general foreman of all shops at Raton and Trinidad. Engineer Pete Linn returns to his Waldo coal run post. Fireman D. D. Livingston awarded 5000 dollars in damages after finger injury at Lordsburg. James Glesey replaces Norgrass’s crew map vacancy after J. S. McDonald’s death in Cincinnati. Lee Wright reassigned to Santa Fe branch. Fred Slyes moves to extra board. Topeka exam passers Bates Brackett, Joe Crate, John Connors, Albert Ayers, Walter Andrews await engineer promotions.
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J. M. Leseney
Denver
Sremen
South End
Wr. Hardman
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wm. B. Thomson
Raton
Trinidad
Pete Linn
Waldo
D. D. Livingston
Lordsburg
James Glesey
Norgrass
J. 5
McDonald
Cincinnati
Lee Wright
Santa Fe
Fred Slyes
Bates Brackett
Joe Crate
John Connors
Albert Ayers
Walter Andrews
Topeka
G A R Pension Bill Advances In Washington
The House approved a bill amending general pension laws to broaden disability coverage for widows and to raise the annual pension from 86 to 5. The measure, tied to G A R recommendations, passed unanimously to modify pension office rulings and budget allocations.
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Washington
Pension Office
GATR
Scofield Mine Disaster Official Report Summary
Salt Lake City May report by W G Sho superintendent of Pleasant Valley notes 250 total killed 19% rescued 106 alive and uninjured. 15 widows and 370 orphans. Plus unrelated ads for pain cures and travel tidbits from the St Petersburg correspondent.
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Scofield
Salt Lake
Utah
May
W. G. Sho
Pleasant Vadley Teounutar
Otal
Borlem
Tortured a Witness Intense Snfertia Endured in Dixie Ky
In Dixie Kentucky witness T. Jn Martin testified after coughing fits that persisted nightly. He described trying Dr Kinga New Discovery and Instant Relief for throat chest and lung troubles and claimed it stopped his cough and could cure consumption, with bottles guaranteed at A T Woeguner's drug store Konsus Ave.
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T. Jn Martin
Dixie
Uketi
Kinga New
Travel and health ads mix in Hot Springs NR
Train fares to Hot Springs and Cincinnati listed with return options and sale dates. The notices promote passenger routes via Rock Island and Santa Fe with agents named. An advertisement for blood purifier and health tonic products is included. Mentions a People's party convention and druggists selling items.
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Rock Island
Atchison
Santa Fe
Sociar Jo
Bryane
H.W. Squires
Kansas Avenue
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Stewart Brothers, Distributors
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Wales
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
Bevel
Ik Shereo Salleifer
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Lan Soreine Pere
Capitol Building
Kansas Ave
Mickanss
Bottie
New York
Jersey City
Long Island
the Herald
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Tauerat
Champerlain
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Flerabd
Annersonville
Seid
Topeka State Journal
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Beroni
I Mail
R’s
New Man
The
Philippines
Breidenthal
Philippine Schools
Paria
Europe
Grand Trunk Railway
Ees
Wiwusa Sfontremi
Tekite
Grand Trunk
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CREME
Railroad News
Sing Sing
Star of Hope
EU Vilumi Marnoap
Kansas
Hock Island
Rock Inland
Griffith
Santa Fe Mechanical Department
Midvale Iron Aha Stest Company
Souanutapeane
Holton
M. Duncan
Holtom
GAFL
Joe van Guilder
John Woods
Rae
Amex
Binnola “Seriool
Oakland
McLellan
Ben Johnson
Robbins
E. J. McDonald
Water Service
Emporia
Holliday
Huckiert s&Ifica
Ces
A. T. Éavanrin
Lomiya
St. Petersburg
Toostile
Eclectric
Castoria
Wai
Beanie
Bears
Rubber Tire Wheel Co
Ollege
Quincy
Barkley
H. L. Tromp
Ional
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Return
King
Oes
Knights Templar
Hot Springs
Ark
Suh
People’s Party
National Convention
T. L. King
F. Tallway
Hanover
Kohl’s
W. A. Alexander
Kellam Book & Sta. Co
Wall Paper Department
Jackson St
WM. F. Hebb
Topeka, Kansas
Hasss Arenue Office
Ouse
F. P. Bacon
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