Resignation of Kimball at Rock Island Lines West of Missouri
G A Kimball assistant general freight agent resigns effective June 1 after twelve years with Rock Island. J Shubert named to succeed him as assistant general freight agent, with central freight office reorganization to follow. Kimball has spent much time traveling the western territory and has no new position planned.
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G. A. Kimball
Rock Island
Missouri River
F. J. Shubert
Taterlerk
Kimball
Shubert
Str
Kimeball
Olk Idland Railway
Lite
D. Atwool
West- Orny
Tok Island
Pushing a Railroad to Connect Bartlesville Route
Caney Kansas May 27 report shows Kazans Oklahoma Clay & Southwest railroad advancing rapidly. Three gangs of graders track layers and bridge men work near Mud Creek southward toward Cherrivale Indian Territory, with Santa Fe officials establishing offices and a new depot planned. Depot and stockyards expand as rail reaches Horse Pen coal fields enabling daily trains and market access for Bartlesville and surrounding towns. Extension toward Vernon Texas expected.
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Caney
Kan
Kazans
Oklahome Clay & Southwest
Mud Creek
Hiartieeville
Indias Terrtory
Shone and Rownt
Cherri
Wherryvale
Bartlesville
Barlesville
Vernon
Tex
Westbound Santa Fe No. 1 derailed at Gallup injuring several
Gallup New Mexico May 27 The Santa Fe westbound passenger train No 1 collided with overturned cars on the West switch, wrecking the engine and several cars. Injured include Bennett Norman skull fracture Swearinger badly bruised Graves boiler man Gum arm broken and others with serious injuries. A six inch steam pipe explosion at Emporia caused disruption as crews adjust new sand apparatus and schedule changes.
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S. M
Santa Fe Railway
Enebnett Norman
Graves
Max Ridings
Hoiler
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Lee Phillips
Roundhouse
Emporia
Emperia
Newton Telegraph Department
Tireman Parsons
Las Veras
Messra Turner
Davis
Snyder
Las Vegas
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Attica
Laird
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Nesbitt
Denver & Quif
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Metland
Welington Journal
Webb
Thompson
Charley Oder
Ciy
Galveston
Glurieta
PV. & NE
Amarillo
Roswell
W. D. Witwer
Obmer
Local Rail and City Residency Notes From Florence
A stream of personnel changes and moves fills Florence scenes with readings from transit to hospital stays. Denny and Young move to new posts, James of Horton becomes train dispatcher, and Sutherland shifts to Horton as chief disorder. Residents like Miller advance repairs, Hartman visits, and Corle returns from Topeka treatment as recovery continues.
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Pat Dinies
Denver
Springs
Eesk
R Bul
Horton
Dave Pringle
Anes Ees
Denny
Ea Young
J. W. Thom
J. W. James
RR. Sutherland
Phillipsboro
Tickets to Colorado Round Trip Rate From Topeka
Topeka residents will pay 24 dollars for round trip tickets to Colorado points after June 1. The summer tourist rate lowers the one way fare to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and nearby points to 12 dollars but only with a round trip purchase. The rate lasts through fall enabling summer residence in Colorado.
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Topeka
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fe launches Galveston to Kansas City fruit train
The Santa Fe will run a special freight service twice weekly from Galveston to Kansas City for fruit, melon, and vegetable shipments. Cars will be refrigerator equipped and rates set at 30 dollars per car from Galveston Alvin and Houston. A Frisco tax refund part noted.
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Santa Fe
Galveston
Kansas City
Alvin
Houstom
National League Scores and Standings Across Markets
In tight endings the National League results show the Dodgers and Giants battling in late innings with pitchers delivering sharp work. Standings reflect teams like Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland and New York amid a busy slate, with scores listed by inning and venue showing overall standings at a glance.
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Louisville
Kittridge
New York
Carrick and Grady
Chicago
Mrs Pinkham's Advice Saved Mrs Hayes From Operation
A grateful letter recounts years of health decline after childbirth and miscarriage. Mrs Hayes credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sana tive Wash with restoring health, easing whites pain, back and hip agony, and mobility. She urges other suffering women to seek the remedies.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
Maar Haves
Western League Standings and Scores From City Games
In Kansas City and Minneapolis reports, St Paul and Milwaukee posted inning by inning scores with players including Spina Thomas Buelow Meneses Fisher Newton Scott Berelie Henrie and Maglue McAuley Reidy noted, while Buffalo and other teams show scattered results and batter details across the circuit.
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St. Paul
Eisher
Anit’ Spina
Thomas Ana Buelow
Minneapolis
Maneatis
Primary Election Sparks County Contest Across Offices
May 5 1895 Topeka primary voters face contests for coroner and county commissioner while incumbents are expected to be renominated. Candidates include Dr Woi Swan and Dr Hoge for coroner and H C Owen J N Stewart and S Haynes for commissioner. Polls open noon to 5 30 pm with ward by ward precinct details and names of local officials on the ballot.
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Register of Deeds
Sherritt
Woi Swan
2H Hogeboom
Hub Hogeboom
Moroner
Swan
H.C. Owen
North
Topeka
J. N. Stewart
Shorey
Haynes
Menoken
Sheri Cook
Mr_ Cook
Sotlork
Ame Prkst
Kansas Avenue
Cristal
Marvhath
Lauriat
David Greaz
Matson
Fred Stonetreets
Saltoats
Pour Ores
Sherman Willams
Weest
Western Ave
Giledomer King and Clay’ Etreeten
Op Banees
Buenas Itee Bird
Sirest
Sore EE
Westers Attmen
Sousa Pest T
Tyler Street
Stepante
Seventeenth Amt
Avenu
J. F. Snyser
Jane Mnet
Socman House
AL Sinth Ward
Potwin
Avon
Bam A. Becker
The
Republican
T. Chaney
Bird
Worry Over Crops Fades as Trade Expands in May Review
New York May reports from R G Dun & Co. cite rising business activity despite fears of shortages. Clearing-house payments are up 62.1 percent from last year and 68.0 percent above 1892, while demand for goods grows. Prices for iron and metals rise, wool sales surge, and cotton mills see steady demand, though grain supplies and foreign demand vary amid broader economic worry.
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New York
R. G Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Grey Forge
Chicago
London
Jake
Atlantic
Pacific
Lake Ports
United States
Canada
Clark's Talk Rubbish on Magnetic Influence Tale
London May F. an an wrock chief of Government Sympose department mocks Brot Cink of Palmouth claim that the Paris steamer deviated from course by magnetic force. He says magnetic attraction is negligible beyond yards from rocks and questions why a vessel would stray thirty miles off shore. Capt Cratchiey and others ridicule the theory as nonsense and point to sailings from the port of mouth.
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Imate
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Palmouth
Paris
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Sktpeters Cosets
Ted Suter Oc Srey Ouse
Cowat
Pinder
Ote
Sargent Resigns as Santa Fe Freight Chief at Prescott
George M. Sargent, long time general freight and passenger agent for Santa Fe at Prescott, A Tiz, resigns effective June 1. Sargent previously led freight operations in Kansas City before moving to Arizona. He was with the Santa Fe for several years.
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Geo. M. Sargent
George M. Sargent
Santa Fe
Prescott & Phoenix Road
Prescott
Ariz
Sargent
The
Kansas City
Arizona
Aannes Peks
Columbian
Highwaymen Routed by Chicago Man's Quick Response
On May 27 in Halsted street and Boston avenue two highwaymen threatened Thomas Fitzgerald with revolvers. He dropped his hands as ordered and struck one assailant, while another grabbed the gun and fled. Fitzgerald kept the revolver. an officer later captured the other robber.
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Fitzgerald
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