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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
3
A long OCR fragment presents various kitchen instructions and recipes. It includes batter and pastry methods, cream puffs, eclairs, chocolates, bolitas, almond chou cakes, chicken cutlets, and multiple cake and biscuit preparations. The writer requests additional recipes for a pork cake and a future cake.
The upcoming meeting may trigger censure of XM. M. Dolphin, president, amid criticism of his Santa Fe strike handling. Georges E. Estes of Southern Pacific appears as a potential successor as Rock Island expands road men promotions. The fray centers on governance, loyalty, and the future of railway telegraphers unions amidst rival labor movements.
Shop workers met in the old bhe shop Tuesday afternoon to form four committees for the annual picnic. Geon Cooper was named chairman and Frank Pribble secretary, with members from various shop departments including Lane, Kinsey, Haghman, Wilegx, Reddy, Wahl, Cross, Rowlus, O'Brien, and others. The event date, likely in June, was discussed but not finalized, and plans were to be voted on by the men.
Henry Campbell road division inspector for Santa Fe, based in Oberrivanle, toured his area from Chanute to Cedarvale. He and foreman Jotinéun walked February afternoon from here to Bolton inspecting track, noting many bad ties. The railway will replace every failing tie and install new ones.
President Ripley discussed selecting a third vice president to replace Mr. Barr of Sea board Air Line. He said the board would approve the choice but would not announce until after board completion, likely at the June meeting. Ripley noted the roles of third vice president and general manager may remain separate and action may follow in June. Former shop man Joseph Cramer sent a letter from Hansecker, Topeka, about his plans while in Porto Rico.
A Mississippi ex marshal writes from Haselhurst praising Peruna for curing catarrh and claims sustained relief from long illness after trying many remedies. The letter extols Peruna as a complete cure and endorses its effectiveness for various catarrhal symptoms, noting rapid relief and overall satisfaction.
In Zanesville Frank Sanderson of the boiler shop met Asa Butter, a former chum, by chance on a Tuesday after twenty seven years apart. They had been cattle herders on the plains as boys and reconnected after drifting apart in Tooeka and elsewhere. James Carter earns promotion to foreman of the work train and Steve Winchester becomes section foreman on the Rock Island line.
The funeral for Engineer Vintent G Coggins, killed last Saturday by a head injury, will be held Thursday morning at the So'elock from the Church of the Assumption. Local notes report workers changing positions, transfers, and illness across the shop and yard, with several named individuals moving to new roles or returning to work after time away.
In Topeka shows Cherise Cole machineted in the soul aban and moved to Newton. It is proposed that Newton’s widening rush necessitates increasing the force temporarily. Steam shovel gang is being seid out with Shovel No 1. Three mechanics are noted.
The text appears as a garbled excerpt mentioning a ghost ship, a diver, and various names and places in a confused narrative. Readable fragments hint at a maritime mystery with references to Sante Fe and a general surgeon, but details and coherence are minimal.
The readable fragments reference a rural yard, a road shift, and names such as Colimbre Yo and Coc. The text is garbled, but hints at a public or property notice with unnamed entities and dates lost to OCR. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
The Seventh district editor Marted from Stock Island plans an excursion with Graslin 2 S24 partners. They will be the core of the Comes Commercial club in Galahoma City.
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