Santa Fe Coast Live Transfer and Future Rail Route Plan
Complex notes describe the Santa Fe company’s planned operations and potential expansion into San Francisco after a formal Bakers field road transfer. The plan includes local railway involvement, a thirty-mile segment, and possible Mojave route conditions if southern management can be arranged.
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Lt Supgiprom
Etersrans
Sante Fe
Withes Leen
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Hewersfield Syed
Bakers Fila
Santa Fe Lt
Tocal
Southern
Mojave Vison
Banta Pe
Reek Neveneary
Wreck at Ardmore Kills Conductor and Brakeham
A freight wreck on the Santa Fe line near Red Rock twenty miles north of Ardmore Oklahoma claims conductor William Wright and brakewoman Crogin. The crash halted traffic and disrupted service. details remain sparse as investigations proceed. A second item notes a Yale graduate, Greth, found dead in county jail after arrest for vagrancy, alcohol presumed factor.
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William Wright
Brakeamma Crogin
Sata Pe
Red Rock
Ardmore
Gulf
Coloraia
Bunta Fe
Sante Fe
Yale
Cala
J. A. Wean- Greth
Alcoholim
Yale College
Reo
Lodge Prank Tests Candidate Causing Paralysis Death Likely
In Moline Illinois on November 18 Dr William P Senebaurd a Port Tyron dentist suffered paralysis after a lodge initiation prank. He was blindfolded shocked with a live wire during the ceremony and toppled onto the battery sustaining injuries. Doctors fear phalysis of a nerve may prove fatal, electrical treatment ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
William P. Senebaurd
Port Tyron
Delite
Carnegie a Juror Accepts Jury Duty After Examination
Andrew Carnegie faced a jury duty inquiry in New York on November 18 for failing to respond to a jury summons. He stated he had just returned from Europe and was departing for Pittsburgh to deliver lectures. He expressed no opposition to capital punishment but said law must guide verdicts. The Commissioner ruled him acceptable as a juror and the arrest warrant was vacated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Us- Ui
Carnegie
Ciiven
Jsurope
Pitsburg
Doll Show Closes Saturday Evening at 1 O Clock
The organizers urge attendance at the doll show ending tomorrow evening at 1. The exhibit showcases Galle’s collection from diverse eras and places at 625 Kansas Avenue, with travel by Santa Fe line to Chicago today.
Sale of G and A to the Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf
Chicago reports indicate a major sale by the Alton Railroad to the Kansas City Pittsburgh and Gulf group. Key figures include T H Mitchell and A Stilwell, with Drexel Co and Harmen Trust named as major backers in a potential cash option. A through line Chicago to the Gulf via Alton stock control is under consideration.
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Chicago
United States
Kansas City
Pittsburg & Gulf
Alton Company
T. Hi. Blackstone
Pitteboro & Guilt
Ite
Drexel & Co
Fliiht- Helphin
Timoter Prust and Savings Bank
A. Et Stilwell
Pitt
Southwest
Ui Alten
Jay Gould
Alten
Lipscomb Defends Socialism After Fort Scott Loss
Fort Scott Kansas November 18 Cateb Lipscomb the Socialist party candidate for governor says the party has had its day and socialism must stay. He argues workers should organize and rejects reform by water remedies pointing to Democrats and Republicans as failing to curb private capital. He predicts socialism will endure and criticizes capitalism as the root of current issues.
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Lipscomb
Fort Scott
Kan
Cateb Lipscomb
Sociatictio
Fon
Kansan
Ln Horers
Labor Party
Ana
Democrats
Bank
Om Jackson
Ganenchy
Bs Publicans
Apa
North Topeka society notes and local clashes
Local notes report Lacey expected home from eastern trip and Mrs Ruechni seriously ill. Congressmen Curtis returned from a Tertiary trip. Mrs Thomreon plans Chicago visit to see her son. Ladies of the Church of the Good Shepherd plan a bazaar next month. W C Steele to open a shoe store in the former Agron Sheets building. William McKange and son John back from Philadelphia for church events. Argonaut club discussed next week. Miss Belle Shellabarger to Valley Falls guest. First Baptist workers to hold a food exchange on Kansas Avenue Saturday.
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G. Lacey Jn
Fred Ruechni
Charles Curtis
Thomreon
Chicago
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. C. Steele
Agron Sheets
Wil
William McKange
John
Hoyt
Phila
Argonaut Club
Belle Shellabarger
Horton
Lite Bhellabarger
Fir Valley Falls
Anarchy in Porto Rico Sparked by Lawless Elements
Washington reports the cabinet addressed Porto Rico unrest with complaints of widespread lawlessness. Island troops and local authorities face depredations. General Brooke was postponed at the president’s request. A Paris peace commission dispatch was in translation during the session.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Porto
United States
Maine
Cook
Brooke
Paris
State Department
St i Watts
Trade Excursions Planned by Topeka Merchants
A dozen prominent Topeka merchants met at the Commercial Club room and decided to operate several trade excursions to Topeka starting in December. Committees were appointed to work with railroads and finalize trade arrangements. Trang will be chartered, with low rates to attract large crowds.
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Topeka
Commercial Club
Trang
Flag Day Proposed for Louisiana Purchase Celebration
Will C Ferritt, curator of Colorado's State Historical and Natural History society, urges the Louisiana Purchase centennial board in St. Louis to ask the state governors whose territories were formed from the Purchase to proclaim December 20 as Louisiana Purchase Flag Day marking the 1803 transfer of the territory.
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Denver
Colo
Will C. Ferritt
State Historical and Natural History Society of
Colorado
St. Louis
New Orleans
United
Bear market hits Hawaiian Commercial stock drop headlines
In San Francisco on November 18 the Hawaiian Commercial stock fell from 50 to 40 while yesterday's sale traded around 47. Over 1,000 shares changed hands in the open market. The price had been 60 a week earlier. The decline surprised insiders tracking sugar stocks with only nominal effects on nearby shares.
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San Francisco
Institute aim to locate in Topeka for drunkenness treatment
Dr. A Campbell medical director of Parkhurst Willow Park Institute Horton Kansas and J A Gbiuly editor of Trenton Republican and secretary of Parkhurst company travel to Topeka to discuss establishing an institute for intemperance treatment.
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State Journal
Tr. A. Campbell
Horton
Kansas
J. A. Gbiuly
Trenton
Topeka
Dr. Campbell
Parkhurst Willow Park Institute
Gillaly
Trenton Republican
Parkhurst Company
Ore stampede and rich Keal Vein near Thunder Mountain
A Lewiston dispatch from the Spokesman-Review reports a high grade ore test near Snowshoe on the Warren Fault about 60 miles south of Wallace Idaho. Florence stampede and a Tumotin report place the mine between Buffalo Hump and Thunder Mountain. The vein crops out eighty feet, is eighty feet wide and carries abundant free gold.
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Spokane
Wash
Lewiston
Spokesman-Review
Warren
Philce
Idaho
Plorence
Thepokcaman Review
Thunder Mountain
Escapee Ekcam Attacks Officers in New Mexico
Telegram from Deputy Inspector Moiton reports Kansas absconder Ekcam assaulted officers at the Albuquerque jail with a brick and knife. Artie In formaton confirms injuries severe enough to keep Ekcam jailed as authorities plan to bring him to ABQ and expect arrival Sunday morning. Deputy Bone and Postot fee Inspector Moiton coordinated transport.
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Ekcam
Kansas
Abwiguerque Jal Nat
Ant
Heine
Beick
Pullen
Abs
Palm reading and doll show advertised in scattered notices
An assortment of ads and announcements lists palmistry readings by Prof Paul Alexander Johnstone at 613 Harrison Street with a $100 fee and distance readings. a dolls collection sale at 625 Kansas Avenue open daily 9:20 to 6:30 with evening hours. and a local fuel and commerce notice referencing Fire and Quincy streets with agent Webster.
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Harrison Street
Paul Alexander Johnstone
Ser Er Eae Peng Macses
Onmereianaas
Hace Fou
Sania
Crawford
Mien
Ion Daily
Kansae Avenue
Bank Failure Fallout and Cattle Sale Amid Emporia Crisis
The Emporia bank collapse spread worry as creditors seek redress and Hereford cattle sales proceed. Cross estate assets face damages claims totaling about 100000, with numerous depositors named including Miss McNally and Tom Ryan. Despite panic on the street, city banks report deposits rising and no runs, while shootings and a fatal incident earlier shade the tense mood.
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Mr. Jones
UK Keeler
Jet
Cout G
Cross
Sunny Slope
Harry Liebfrield
Frank McHardy
Europe
England
McHardy
Lni
Miss McNally
Normal Tencher
Id Chanman
Short
Renest Hyerett
Round House
George Matthewson
Solomon Phenie
H. C. Reehring
Santi Fe Dispatcher
Jerry Dowd
A.O. Rorabaneh
Tom Ryan
City of
A. O. UF. W. Lodge
Order of Haifway
H. W. Hedee
Eock
Odd Fellows Lodge
Fraternal Aid Association
Women's Helief Corps
Emporia Commercial Club
Brice ‘Taxlor
1. Walker
Bob Carter
Abe Davidson
Mitlard Roberts
C. ¥. Eskridee
Emporia Republi
Republican
Eckridge
Col
Hoc. Whitley
Whitley Hotel
George Crane
William Martindale
Asis
Newman
Citizens’ Bank
Ewe Tomers
Howard Dunlap
The
Savings Bank
Calvin Hood
Emporia National Bank
Tam
New Frisco Sapulpa Branch Opens to Public
Oklahoma November 1 The newly completed Sapulpa branch of the St Louis San Francisco railroad from Sapulpa to Kansas City was formally opened today. Officials and local interest marked the event as the line begins commercial service.
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Sapulpa
Frisco
Oklahoma
O. T
St Louie & San Frapoieco Catiand
Sapipa
Kansas
Chy
Tiles Sons i
Market Report Confusing Wheat and Grain Outlooks May Day Trade
A chaotic market report details slow wheat trade with price weakness in December and May contracts. Receipts are heavy in Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago, and other hubs, while Argentine crop prospects are poor. Corn and oats show mixed moves amid weather expectations and cash demand declines. Hog and cattle futures, butter, and money market notes complete the snapshot.
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Ncagu
Liverpool
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Sia
York
Gel
Guinea
Seid
Beoeipin
Sime
Fos
Iba
Silvie
Seowe
Classified Fragments Jawing Listings Incoherent Auction Ads
Mixed late OCR fragments show sales, wants and rentals including livestock for sale a mare and a horse tack stallion. Mentions carpenters laborers and workers at a corner Kansas Sixth American Express? Co. rental ad posts inquire at 217 East Ravenin. Several garbled lines reference a horse keeper and a young man with habits seeking employment.
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Henacus Beh
A. T.H
East Ravenin
B. A
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