Estate Transfers Record From Odd Ledger Amid Urban Addresses
A garbled list details several real estate transfers including A Gonshird and spouse to Jao Th Price and spouse, Washington Avenue Auburn, and West Sie sub entries. Additional transfers involve A Cavender to M J Prine for £20 at Liberty Street Veale’s area, with multiple tax deeds and references to Water End, Paramorw’s Second Opera State Journal style notes. The source text is partially unreadable but indicates property exchanges, deeds, and tax actions across multiple properties and street names.
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A. Gonshird
Jao Th Price
Washington Avenue
Auburn
de WA
West Sie
W. T. Cavedder
Peon
Tao
T. Price
Cavater Svariote
Ayia
Ana
Klaas Jae
Vere A. Cavender
M. J. Prine
Liberty Atret
Veale
HH Walken
Mekroe Street
Paramorw
Railroad News Barr Announces New Summer Schedule
Mr Barr third vice president of the Santa Fe announces probable July 1 start of a summer schedule and the opening of a new Chicago to San Francisco passenger line. The tentative plan may cut the through limited at midseason and add a third Chicago to San Francisco service, with status of timing still undecided.
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Santa Fe
Oriental passenger fare revisions set by conference
The Oriental traffic conference approved subcommittees to adjust passenger fares. First class HK to London rises from 7 to 9 pounds. Yokohama to the Pacific coast up to 20 dollars. Nagasaki steerage to 40 dollars. coast-to-Hong Kong and Shanghai higher. Japan immigration lines influence rate changes. Date of effectiveness undecided. fare from China ports to the Creta remains at 10 dollars. emphasis on tramp steamers handling migration.
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Pacific
Ean Prancisco
Oriental
Parific Kong
Yokohama
Pane
Nagasaki
Hong Kong
Shanghai
China
Brextean
Japan
Eo Jung
Great Northern Generous Stock Gift to Minnesota Workers
Great Northern Railway announces a stock gift to 1000 employees in Minneapolis Minnesota May 10. Each employee may buy stock valued up to 5000 dollars, receiving 33,000 a year or more, with a three year service requirement. Stock worth 155 dollars per share means a gift valued at over 15 million dollars to employees, with 70 per share annual dividends.
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Minn
Great Northern Raltwas
Ie Promine Mine
Minehillers
Santa Fe Baseball Reds Season Promises Strong Glow
Santa Fe base ball scene anticipates a strong season as the Reds gain cohesion with captain Archie Buehman praising the assembled talent. Officials note key shop players and new recruits, while management aims to unite the squad after past years.
Train line upgrades to connect Kansas City and St
Coaches will be equipped with modern improvements and stay on the Fock Island line for safety. Missouri Pacific to handle sleepers between Kansas City and St. Louis, linking major routes and enhancing service.
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Wack Island
Josie
St Louis
Denver
Radulnts
Topeka
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Live Stock Traffic Volumes Report From Chicago
Chicago May 10 live stock losses on western lines were higher than in any April since records began with 51 148 carloads though down 939 loads from March. Northwestern led with 5 627 carloads and 27 percent of traffic. St Paul accounted for 20 percent and Rock Island saw a 10 percent gain over last year. Four months to end of May totals show the year’s receipts at 3 661 carloads, below last year’s pace.
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Chicago
Seltwesses
Northwestern
St. Paul
Rock Island
Santa Fe adds pilot device to deflect animals on track
The Santa Fe Railroad outfits locomotive pilots with a steel sheet and wooden block device to reduce danger when hitting animals. Mounted on the front of the pilot, the contrivance prevents objects from being caught under the Trojan coupler, causing them to be thrown aside instead.
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Santa Fe
Double Header Decision Faces Texas Rail Commis
Judge T. Campbell of Palestine led railway employes in Texas who petitioned the Railroad Commission to ban double headed trains. The commission has not ruled yet due to extensive testimony and briefs. Reports say two members favor denial while a third favors approval, with a formal decision due in several days.
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Texas Commission
Austin
Tex
T. 3F. Campbell
Palestine
Railway Employes of
Texas
Railroad Commission
Worship on Trains Aims to Bring Churches on Wheels
Chicago May 10 A railroad official says plans for Sabbath religious services on through trains are in progress. Singing hymns and brief sermons are hoped to break the monotony of Sunday travel. Managers have long faced objections to Sunday travel, and only cheap excursions now allow limited religious observance.
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Chicago
Reductions Continue at Santa Fe Shops
Temporary layoffs extend to ten more workers in car sheds as Santa Fe trims force. Officials say full staff will return soon with orders for many box cars. Blacksmith and planing departments operate this week to supply components for new cars amid a broader layoff summary.
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The
Santa Fe
Planing
Vnen
Ottawa
Argent Porta
polluting poll sparks eight hour day note at Santa Fe shop
A notice posted at a Santa Fe carpentry shop proposed eight hour workdays and fines for noncompliance, drawing little support from the workers though the Newton Kansan reported it. The plan would have laid off ten to twelve men indefinitely, a result criticized as poorly presented.
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Santa Fe
Rail and local rail news and planned improvements
Milwaukee May 18 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers holds its fourth biannual convention at the West Turner Hall with delegates. Rumors say Union Pacific will build a depot this year at $10,000, which would enhance the town. Burns and McCune trade posts at La Junta and Canon City as new duty assignments. Vichity extension fast mail crews reorganized. Central Branch to receive more Missouri Pacific attention. A large stone culvert near Blue Rapids replaces a wooden bridge. Missouri Pacific may extend McPherson to Marquette this year enabling morning trains to Eldorado and northwest Butler, with two daily Missouri Pacific trains to Colorado.
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B.of
Milwaukee
Brotherhood * of Locomotive Engineers
West
Turner Nall
Union Pacifc
Minneapolis
Aan
McCune
la Junta
Canon City
Mr. Burns
Vichity
Kansas City
Wichita
Newton Kansan
Central Branch
Missouri Pacific
Blue Rapids
Glen Hider
Atchixon Globe
McPherson
Marquette
Eldorado
Northwest
Butler
Colorado
Centennial State
el Doreda
Repubean
Newton city men take charge and travel plans noted
From Newton whestron City to Nickerson and Joe Thomas hold the car clerk post in the interim. Mr and Mrs James Roddy and B H Dick travel to Milwaukee. A B Caltwail meeting backs the Great end run in the pool with Hittenhouse succeeding. Andy Dunlop and Wil Dunlop cited. Operator Tighewan in Wichita to Topeka for a general office post. Hi Hart leaves for New Mexico and then El Paso and Oxaca Mexico for rustication in the mountains.
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Whestron City
Nickerson
Joe Thomas
James Roddy
B.H. Dick
Milwaukee
Hittenhouse
Andy Dunlop
Wil Haventon
Tighewan
Wichita
Topeka
Hart
New Mexico
el Paso
Oxaca
Mexico
Santa Fe Locals Recall Shop News And Health Cures
Local notes from Santa Fe report Chas Ogilvy’s eye injury after a scaffold bracket struck him leaving him to return to work. Royster Waring travels to California on a pressure trip while Jacob Wyler recovers from a hand injury. Ed Walker resigns to take a billet in Sedalia Missouri. Erwin Botkin is named front end painter in the roundhouse to fill a vacancy. The item also cites a humorous exchange about a doctor and a dental joke, followed by an endorsement of Kodot Dyspepsia Cure as a digestive aid with a testimonial from Wigeink, Clerk and Gorder Missouri.
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Chas, Ogilvy
Con
Royster Waring
California
Jasob Wyler
Ed Walker
Sedalia
Found at Last Had Worried Each Successive State Administration
A concise report notes relief as long-awaited confirmation arrives, easing concerns that had troubled successive state administrations. Officials express cautious optimism about stabilizing governance and policy direction after months of uncertainty, with attention turning to implementation and public reassurance.
Kansas 56 Cent Discrepancy Found In School Fund Records
Clerks uncover a long standing 56 cent discrepancy between bond records and the permanent school fund inventory. An 1879 installment bond entry notes 5000 but shows only 4069 in coupons. Treasury officials plan a formal record note for future generations despite repeated errors through successive administrations.
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Grimes’ Gerks
Halcyon
Board of Education of Leavenworth
State of Kansas
Treasury
Hard Tack From Civil War Era Reaches Governor's Hands
Governor Stanley holds a piece of hard tack claimed as Civil War rations. Sent by A. J. Diehl of Ottawa, a member of the Eighty-sixth Til pods, the cracker’s appearance supports the lore. The governor plans to place it with the state historical society.
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Stanley
A. J. Diehl
Ottawa
State Historical Society
Ury Appointed Indian Lands Appraiser for Dawes Commission
Fort Scott native Ury has accepted the post as appraiser of Indian lands and traveled to Muskogee to begin duties after declining a government job due to pay. He had been involved with the Joplin interests of a Fort Scott syndicate while awaiting assignment.
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Dawes Commission
LN. Ury
Fort Scott
Muskogee
Ury
Dawes
Ure
Joplin
Fort Scutt
NO ARRESTS NECESSARY Independence Contractors Conform to Eight Hour Law
B. P. Scott, assistant secretary of the state labor bureau, was returned from.
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Independence
B. P. Scott
Burest
Appointment of Justice of the Peace in Garfield Township
Governor Stanley appoints L A Wills as justice of the peace for Garfield township Pawnee county to fill the vacancy from J H White resignation. The passage also hints at labor disputes over hours and contractor compromise but provides limited context on outcomes.
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Vernor Stanley
L. A. Wills
Garfield Township
Pawnee County
J. H. White
Holton Hosts Kansar G A R Encampment and Medal Ceremony
Holton Kansas May 10 scene manual encampment of the Kansar G A R opened with luxury groups meeting. Medals presented to Twentieth Kansas soldiers as part of a regimental ceremony. local posts plan further dispersal to towns. Officers discussed pension and organizational issues amid mixed attendance and foreign war references.
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Holton
Kan
Kansar G. A. RR
Lone of Veterans
G. A
Holten
Kansas
Motcau
O. H. Coulter
Grand Army of the Republic
Met- Slate
Euesunse
Cee
Iain Clark
Department of the Kansas Grand Army of the Republic
Beralao
United States
Entieth
Kansas Infantry
Manila
Bagbay
Caloocan
Apalpit
Mololos
Calumpit
Polo
Martie
Corps
Costter Dia Mot
Clay Evans
Ger Evank
Lochren
Congress
Ion
G. A. R. Rasphi
Ee Aeme
Coulter
Penhentith
McKinsey
G. A. Ri
Arte Jones
Alien ‘Bwcknen
Rte
Miurcin
Fort Scott
Towar Selleck
Paris
Sona
Datta. Raton
Kansas City
Kans
Ladies of the
GARL
Jim P. Shade
Parad Bla
Atinide D. Miurgan
Cottonwood
Exapetin
Dew
Barshot Whitsell
Lawrence
Health of Young Women Promoted by Pinkham Remedies
Two letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for easing menstrual irregularity and cramps. A Californian teen and a Wisconsin resident report relief from pain dizziness and nervous symptoms after using the products, with thanks to the remedies.
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Tettora
Dean Mas
Preenaw
EL Pinkham
Iam
Mies Maxr Gomas
Aptos
Cal
Prueuam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Marmon Jesses
Ogdensburg
Wis
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