Santa Fe Railway Announces Station Reorganization and Abolitions
An official circular from General Manager Brey outlines major changes along the Santa Fe line. Starting tomorrow, 12 new sidings and one new station will be added, eight stations abolished, and names and mileposts of five stations altered. Numerous name changes accompany the overhaul, affecting many divisions and branches from Atchison to Cedar Point and beyond.
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Santa Fe
Brey
Bricker
Chicago
Wettick
Atchison
Johnson
Denver
New Mexico
Salle
Gise
Ernest
Rio Grande
Atohi- Sun
Barnes
Oklahoma
Atchigan
Okshome
Eae Ne
Bune
Gkumoma
BtDork de Beaach
Walle
Atchiwen
Cabra
Cilahoma
Panhandie
Seotlati
Vaile
Kansan
Tx Santa Rite
Big Grande
Mile Post
Brotion -Gotaite
Great Bend Mille
Tinbevos Cinkadie ‘Amatore
Great Bend
Leow
Niddie
Selkirk
Namies
Gistancen
Ae Evans
Neva
Cedar Grove
Cedar Point
Conroe
Grote. Dyer
Froude Drunawick
Ite
Grande
Aa Serio
Coleman
Grant
Demie
River City
Mine Eter
Cdahoma
Augusta
Mille Post
Atohi- So
Yodan, Manning
Ooklahoma
Adeusts
Mile Post Eee
Littis Fiver Tmiddle Dieiston
McPhernon
Nite Post
Atehikote
Atchison. Gall
Msadiy
Memorial Day Observance by Labor Martyrs Association in Chicago
Memorial Day November 11 observances by the Labor Martyrs Association in Chicago honor anarchist victims. Graves at Waldheim cemetery will be decorated and a memorial meeting held with members from various unions and singing societies. No parade, only grave ceremonies and an evening meeting with hymns and songs.
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Labor Martyrs’ Association
Chicago
Pisne
Waldheim Cermelere
Imler
Labor Mir Tyre’ Memorial Association
Turner and Singing Societies
Esther
Weildhelm
Eveling Memorial
Heietiaa
Aiilea Singing Societies
de Gereman
Postum Affects Family Health Replacing Tea Coffee
A reader from Texas describes trying Postum after years of coffee and tea with poor health effects. The note claims improved health, fewer fevers and chills, and a preference for Postum over prior beverages, noting difficulty obtaining Portum locally but strong endorsement from Rev H H Rogers of Eisgin for its benefits.
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Bern
Waen
Cuiburné
HH. Rogers
Eisgin
Postum
bin Praiven
Society Women Work to Help Tailors Strike Fund
New York leaders of the striking Fifth avenue tailors and Edward Kelly of the Socialist Reform club announced society women had pledged 540,000 to set up a cooperative shop for the strikers. More contributions were urged at the Consainers League meeting, with a site hoped near Fifth Avenue between Thirtieth and Thirty-fourth streets. Members of the Ladies Tailors union planned a community committee to pursue a shop site and payment arrangements, while some donors preferred anonymity.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
East Twenty-first Street
Shimmalk
Topstarter
Ladies* ‘Tailors’ Union
Kelly
Royal Reform Club
Ar. Kelly
Armourice
Francis J. Clay Moran
Church Association
Tterests
Patterson
Social Reform Club
University Pines
Tuestay
Batterson
Uninae Weurehiate
A Good Place to Avoid Porto Rico Emigration Advice
Report by American consul at Porto Rico warns young men seeking work to avoid the island. Clerks carpenters engineers and laborers should stay away. many Porto Ricans ready to fill jobs at low pay. Even with future U S laws, a traveler or investor should have ample funds and return passage.
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Washington
Hanna
Porto Iico
Hanna Sai
Tam
Porto Ricn
Porto Rico
Dl Rich
Mo Pernoua
Homer
United States
Sali Tiand
Uye
Commerce With Russia To Be Increased By Direct Line
Ambassador Hitchcock reports progress toward a direct steamship line between the United States and Russia to boost trade. Through U S Consul Hornboat in Riga, an agreement with the Copenhagen United Steamship Company aims to run ships from St Petersburg to Riga and New York. Lower freights and faster shipments are claimed to expand imports and strengthen U S Russian commerce.
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Russia
Washington
Bitchcock
St St Petersburg
State Department
United States
Hornboat
Riga
United Steamship Company of
Copenhagen
Rusela
St. Petersburg
Higa
New York
Bore—holgt
Benpcks
Ambiguous OCR Passage Describes Rail Yard Accident Notes
Fragmentary report details a rail yard incident with injured workers and switching engines on a cottonwood line. Lacking clear names or dates, the text mentions a man knocked down and aid rendered, with references to engine movements and ongoing service operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Orin Smith
Aes Smith
Fire and train crew moves at Emporia yard incident
Fireman Al Davia and Conductor Ba Dowie oversee a routine rail yard maneuver on the Arkansas line. An unused Rinmuetor device is reported. Engineer Turnpaugh and Hickard assist as crews load cars onto the tip track. Dispatcher jek signs off as operator Gebnare returns, restoring normal Cottonwood service from Dorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Davia
Arkansas
Ommman Basten
Turnpaugh
Rinmuetor
George Tat
Ba Dowie
Bakerman
Spunis
Enaces
Rane of
Chatute
Arkanes
Uim
Erekemen Hickard
Ee Brekemig Cosmlen
Ising
Wiio
Jek
Potter
Ps ‘Gebnare
Railroad Notes Bring New Brakemen and Rail Upgrades
Six new brakemen arrive from El Paso to Las Vegas, most with experience, as Santa Fe line upgrades spark talk of improved service and water lines between La Junta and Trinidad. Injuries reported include a crushed finger on a wheel, and crews transfer to Pueblo and Albuquerque for operations. Missouri Pacific plans a new passenger train between Fort Scott and Yates Center, with possible expansion to a line via Rich Hill to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fil Paso
Las Vegas Maida
Santa Fe
Secu Sheceman
la Junts
Dodge City
G. Moore
Jet Roy Hayter
John Wae
Ta Junts
Pueblo
Giaensy
Yarry J. Reber
Wiarlow
Albuquerque
Lae Junta
Retta
Tuam
Fort
Missouri Pacific Company
Yates Center
Alno
Kansans to Manila on transport ships this week
In San Francisco in November the transport steamers Pennsylvania Pueblo and Newport are set to sail for Manila this week. The Pennsylvania will carry the First Iowa regiment and is expected to depart Thursday. The Pueblo will transport five companies of the First Towpeskes, Nevada cavalry, and a battalion of the Twentieth Kansas, with General Miter and staff, and the Newport will carry the California heavy artillery and the Wyoming battery, likely leaving Saturday.
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Manila
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Pueblo
Newport
Iowa
Nevada Covalry
Miter
California Heavy Artillery
Albuquerque Engineers Host Successful Armory Ball
Albuquerque Engineers held a ball at the Armory with about 80 couples present. Music by Miurg’s orchestra filled the evening as a fine supper was served. Committees listed include Fons, Se ialia, Gchottenbrema, and others with Carroll as portman ager and Hogan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Armory
Unclear historical note on rail yard and personnel
Fragmentary OCR items describe a freight yard in transition with references to Freom Newton, a bridge, and a future facility. Mentions over ten cars of grain en route to Galveston and the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Trainmen planning annual events. No clear dates or definite actions.
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Cyrus Alexane
Ghent
Galveston
Brotherhood of Sullway
Bill
Fane Marshall
Ralph Thompson
Tom Oneal Che
Zalles
Patrick Wy
Los Angeles Favors National Education Meet Site
District Superintendent A G Lane reports Los Angeles could host the next annual convention of the National Education Association if favorable railroad rates are arranged. The executive committee toured western cities including Los Angeles Seattle Portland and Salt Lake City and will report on rail arrangements. David A Wells in Norwich Conn is described as resting comfortably with little change in condition and may live one or two weeks.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
A. G. Lane
National Educational Association
Bo, Lyte
Milleravile
Inwin Shepherd
Winond, Minn
J. SN. Greenwood
Kanana City
Seattle
Tacoma
Francisco
Portland
David A. Wells
Norwich
Conn
Mr. Wells
Merbert White
Wells
Santa Fe-Praeie Road
Dirk Loplee Gatch
Ludge Husene
Wiliam Gate
Topeka
Florence Nichtingale
Thin City
TJ. Wilton
Vol Semple
Franklin County
Frank
Portes
Redmond Comely Company
Grand Opera
Aranday
Toner
Kate Townsend
Atlas
Kate Bricker
A. Townsend
Hazen
Exwin
Washburn College
Bipiluam Fy Deke
Heart of the
George Root
Ihavente Trim Lane
Mor
Tours
Protate Cart
Peke Asylum
James L. King
King
Marthe O' Wellh
Saaca A Haine
Gariages
Amit
Tde Maxen
Senta Benetics
Mt S.M
A. A. Carnahan
Gamonlinte Futon
Eoclutiee Labor Hoket
Weekes
Lipecomi
Wekat
Wil
Joaph Monnat
Jones
Tea Dolman
Burner
Trporta
Timelin Tonay
Pontion
XMCA
Bante
Nebraska
T. H. Jansen
Tonver
Ed Proptor
Tudee En Cal Mitchell
Dick Atullig
Eecey
Leppen
Enst-Ory
Topeka Gossip and Local Notes Parade
Mayor notables and townsfolk in Topeka are cited in a flurry of items. The column notes Major W. J. Brown from Leavenworth, Judge Foster riding out, and various residents recovering from illness. It mentions openings, performances, divorces, a murder case nearby, election chatter, thefts, schoolhouse break-ins, and a Halloween crowd with youths.
Zelaya Endorses Nicaraguan Canal Concession
The Nicaraguan Congress unanimously approves the provisional agreement between President Zelaya and American contractors Be. Fl Craisen and Edward Eyre to build an inter oceanic canal with the Maritime Canal company, terminating the concession on October 19, 1899, amid cheers from lawmakers and spectators. A second item notes Washington theatergoers attending a production titled A Brace of Partridges.
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Wnicara
eNew Gasuh
Managua
Nicaragua
Vie
Texas
Zelaya
FL Craisen
Edward Eyre
Maritime Canal Company
Their Figures Agree Breidenthal and Bowersack Talk on Train
On a Kansas City bound train Sunday Breidenthal sat with AfeNwal Godard and J W Breidenthal while J De Bowersock joined after arrival. They discussed the election and "enemy" status as Bowersock learned Breidenthal believed he spoke with Republicans. The meeting showed mistaken affiliations and political intrigue on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breidenthal
Bowersack
Kansas City
Tom AfeNwal
A. A. Godard
John W. Breidenthal
Ian
McNeal
Godard
Tajk
Commissover Almeelf
Theitenthal
Hreidenthal
Coon
J. de Bowersock
Congress
Bowerscele
Mila Breidenthal
Real Estate Transfers Reported With Registers of Deeds
Real estate transfers recorded include Nicholas Conrad and wife to Alex Adams for 1500 dollars covering parts of the northeast quarter. David J Johnston and wife to Hat Us Moorhead for 400 dollars comprising 14 Steen Massachusetts Street lots in Johnston's addition. Grace W Davis and husband to A C Kungaman for 1600 dollars relating to lot 279 and 386, Harri son sired, AS. John F Moi to in 1700 dollars for Iowa SV and 300 Sacrian street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Conrad
Alex Adams
David J. Johnston
Steenchusetts Street
Johnston
Grace W. Davis
A.C. Kungaman
Harrison
John F. Moi
Sacrian Street
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Fast Relief
A Topeka ad touts a "MYSTIC CURE" that claims rheumatism and neuralgia vanish in 1 to 3 days. It asserts rapid elimination of the disease cause and notes dietary benefits. Sold by Swift & Holliday at 23 Kansas Avenue, and by Geo. Burghart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Holliday
Kansas Avenue
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Educacional Association
Eczema Onear
Ets Scuclfasss
Sere Bares
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Fiay
Femor
Turing
de Hays
Hay
Ondon Supply Co
DR. Hat
Swift & Hollida
ILTH
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Gure Mnahe
Atd
Broadway
Cay
Eseness
Ted Brohan
Ilonale
Morn Profit
Kansas Ave
Rowley & Snow
W. J. Brown
Leavenworth
Judge Foster
Picassine
Coburn
Adams Tx
Surreneae
Taneas
Joe Shaw
J. J. Prey
Santa Ie Im
St. Lowbe
Martin Aust
Tersellouniy
Iil
Pheumonias
Rockebreaking
Orea
Tase
Dan McCoy
George TH. Honebrake
Chusin
P. I
Hiven Iil
Buysa
Pacific Coast
B. Stamey
Federal
Sal Country
Turkey
C. L. Seagraves
Banta
Lafayette Square Theater
the Treasury
Gai
Hayden
Leger
Legation
Sam Nixon
Philadelphia
Strand Comedy Company
Power Players
Ely Brothers
Street
Geo. Burghart
Crawford Theater
Kempton Komedy Ko
Magsiscope
NEW Crawford Theater
Thos. H. Davis
Wm.t Keogh
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