Miss Gould Funds New Coffeyville Railroad Building
Miss Gould of New York donates 40,000 to the Af C. A. Building Bore project in Coffeyville Kansas. The brick structure on Thirteenth and Willow will house secretarial offices the library and reading rooms and a bowling alley. Total cost near 13 500 with subscriptions of 1 700 to cover original costs.
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Cofferville
Kun
Newetas
Saint Geet
Minton Gould
New York
C. A. Luilding
Bilas Gould
Mise Gould
Akabedicbrury
Readcne Roerum
Thirteenth and
Willow Streets
Sills Gourt Pacific
New Baggage Rules From Western Lines
Regulation updates for Western Lines effective January 1 establish uniform baggage handling and transfer procedures. The rules govern baggage transfer, on board equipment, and passenger conduct, applying to all trains and terminals under national guidelines issued by the American Association of General Hamgenine.
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Eleimen
Feenona
Nationak
American Association of General
Four Menai Tank Project Nears January Completion
Workers describe compressing rit material into half inch thick sections for four tanks. Abres quarters joined by a helper to bolt parts, while nine hundred tower drawers and sleeves form part of the equipment. If no delays, tanks should be finished by January.
Four-wheeled cabooses intrigue readers and trains desks
The article notes twenty four pew cabooses at 6 matt FR yards near El Paso and Siete ene oat mss ae lenis Cet Poneene. Described as half the length and weight of standard cabooses, they have only four wheels and appear small like streetcars. A trainman says they are unusually strong in the frame and durable for pushing on steep grades, with Pennsylvania and Great Northern using similar designs.
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Ely
Pennsylvania Road
Great Northern
Locomotives Too Large for Santa Fe Shops
Emporia Gazette reports the Santa Fe locomotives could not enter the Emporia shops on the first trip to the Far West. The engines were deemed too large, with crews noting the need for a different facility or adjustments.
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Santa Fe
Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Rewenthy
Senuevivania
Railroad Y M A the meet in game room described
The text outlines a railroad Y M C A style association on a second floor with thirty games, sleeping rooms, and a lecture room for meetings of railroad men. Members pay five dollars yearly. room rates are ten cents per night and five dollars is the annual fee to join. The facility will offer baths, a library, reading room, bowling alley, and bathe access, with additional charges for some services.
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Khadsdy
Seluhow
Fohner
New Yorks
Couhes
Rilirwaden
Convexy Springs
Rave Becks
R Geer
Weoth
Trenton
Geer
Wecre
Fary
Janitee
Aoman
Citieens
Meni- Tee
Meimier
Bolkdine
Bow Thytt Cowts
Fragmented OCR reports a stalled discussion on a factory or project
The readable text hints at construction progress and staffing issues, referencing wages, pay, and policy checks. It mentions engines, cars, and mechanical progress, with scattered mentions of routes, tickets, and over privileges. Core names and precise facts are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The Old Way Starvation Digestion Cure Debated
A reader discusses the starvation plan for indigestion, arguing it weakens every organ and nerve. The piece advocates abundant nutrition, well cooked food, and products like Dynpeasta Tablets to support digestion after meals.
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Uilvier
Verona
Byiether
Stuarts Beamer
Harriman Plans to Align with Kansas Pacific Rail Line
A Chicago report says the Harriman syndicate, owner of the Kansas Pacific, contemplates joining with the Alton in a merged system. The merged network would connect Chicago and St Louis to Denver and Colorado under a single route. The arrangement aims to create a stronger line between major midwest hubs and the Rocky Mountain region.
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Chicago
Harriman Syndicate
Kansan Pacific
Alton
Datter & Ahronsh
Chitteo
St Louis
Denver
Colorado
Ty “Altons
Beers
Duler
Putras
Pacine Svete
le Wells
Gambling men on Chicago med Bouth emerern railroad
A chaotic report describes bets on railroad disruption in Jolietville with men blocking tracks to force payments. Deputies and sheriffs pursued suspects, guarding the scene as authorities investigated obstructing travel and the linked payments demanded by several men.
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Chicago
Poe
Larry Craw
Santa Fe machine shop project plagued by material shortages
The article notes delays in the Santa Fe machine shop foundation due to scarce materials. Crushed stone from Pareia City is poor quality and ballast from Hallasd on St. Joseph beach is unavailable after the local crusher closed. Cement and sand deliveries are being unloaded while timber for house construction remains scarce. Lecompton depot work proceeds rapidly pending brick ram platform arrival, with overall progress hampered by supply gaps.
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Moseley
Fang
Santa Fe
Ean
Parea City
Hallasd
St. Joseph Beach
Pune City
Lecomptoh
Santa Fe Tank Car Construction Progress
ABoilermaker described as A. Te SteNatr details completion of a new Santa Fe tank car project. He notes 25,800 rivets used and seven steel bands spanning 15 feet each, with components hoisted and attached during assembly. The work aims to finish the tank near the Santa Fe facility, with team labor spanning about two months.
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A. Te SteNatr
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Trains Delayed by Flooded Tracks
Flooding caused overflow along the river near El Paso and other southern routes delaying Santa Fe trains for hours. Water eight feet above rails nearly halted service as crews feared running amid rising floodwaters. After levels receded a wreck was found in a ramble condition, but the train resumed once cleared.
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EL Pama
Poli
Elemarne
Rates to West Indies Open New Banana Steamship Link
The Santa Te was announced with 41 rates for Nicaragua Steamship via Galveston to Miostide and Kama. The line will offer low freight rates to Havana and other West Indian ports to attract traffic, with banana shipments routed through Galveston. The announcement highlights a new banana steamship connection between Kamal and the Sante Pe, aiming to boost imports and trade.
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Nicaragua Steammbl Company
Galveston
Miostide
Kama
Nicaragad
Steamship Company
Kamal
Sante Pe
Havana
Clenfuexos
West Indian
Thompson Departure to Mexico Prompts Train Discount Talks
Mr. FE W Thompson of Topeka and Mr. de ML Allen of Chicago left for Mexico City after visiting the El Paso and Northwestern offices where officials discussed reduced fares for a carnival and the Rock Island extension. Allen said trains might reach El Paso by January with operations possibly delayed until December.
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Thompson
Mexico
el Pair
FE. W. ‘Thompson
Topeka
de ML Alien
Chicago
Ickns
Hock Tsinni
Paseenter
Turing
el Paso
Northwestern
Rock Island
Allen
Railroad workers report and injuries at local shop
Boilermaker Thomas Purcell is off duty and machinist Charles Havers laid up after an accident near Brakersan PA. Emeline, 16, arrived with news of a new season. John Lester returns to duty after an absence. A two by ten inch stall near the north end of the boiler shop is loose. Blacksmith James Kelly has been ill.
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Thomas Purcell
Charles Havers
Emeline 16
John Lester
Boller
James Kelly
Topeka Machine Shop Casualties and Returns Report
In the Topeka machine shop a large force works overtime to complete repairs on hand cars and wheels. Several workers return to duty after illnesses or injuries while others are promoted or reassigned. A lectures event at the annex of the Radior Trade Union draws the men. transportation and shipments from Oklahoma and the Indian Territory arrive for winter use.
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Witten Fisher
Santa Fe
Pardlo
Cole
C Coldington
Holliday
Tim
Mudge
Indy
Charlie Miss Congrega Hhotton
Jal Chur
Aecmons
Carl Nelson
Tindabure
Luke
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Neely
Amos Boole
Triak Rose
Taying
Devin
Miss
Tietton
Charles Altman
Aig i Helper
Kinaith
George Paul
Topeka
San Bernard
Herman Pause
Columbier O
Collingon
Henderson
St. Jowenh Paskengen
Hn Tt
Gerke
Apprentieredin
Au Pens
Belry Itor
Tank
M. Fi
Newton
Santki
Reed Sarier
George Anantssa
Macy
John Grusenmeyer
Joh
Jett Tueaday
Chicago
Robert
George Nishtingale
FP. Nightingale
Chandler Street
Lenian
Messay
Dave
Edward
Denver
Rio
Geo
Rain
Arkansas City
Lake
Topela
Col
Tospita
Pa Earhs PLC
Faln
Aera Pilea
Banta Becomes Flagman Amid Rail Shop Turmoil
The article notes Banta taking the flagman role at the Fe, a Missouri Pacific Santa Fe shop, succeeding a long held post. Attendees include Conductor TA Verlin and Brakeman E C Van Beck, who attended an investigation into last week wreck. Officials discuss potential removal of automatic engines and speed limits amid ongoing carrier talks. The piece contrasts shop culture, noting pastry habits among workers and a focus on simple meals rather than lavish fare.
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Verlin
E. C. van Beck
Csase Die Tees
Missouri Pacific
Santa Me
Tyne
Potted Meats and Butter Clarification Guide
Instructions from Lida Amer Willis at Mari onette building Chicago describe ready to use potted meats. Recipes cover potted beef tongue fowl marbled meat and shrimp with steps to clarify butter for preservation and serving notes.
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Lida Amer Willis
Chicago
Banning Company
A Doctor's Philanthropy and Free Hartman Consultations
Dr Hartman offers free personal consultations to a limited number of chronic catarrh patients seeking Peruna treatment. The ad touts Peruna as a universal remedy, citing numerous testimonials from George A Gauvin of Halifax and others who claim lasting relief and cost savings by avoiding frequent doctor visits. It promotes Peruna as both cure and preventative, with instructions to write for advice and to supply a full statement of illness.
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Hartman
Pertina
Grippe
Rite
Peruna
Bertman
Perna
George A. Gauvin
Halifax
Tacovenant
Ol Ramblers
Hallas
Bilin
Perrin
Enid
Geo. Ay Gauvin
Old Time Kitchen: Potted Beef and Jugged Hare Recipes
A butchered menu outlines potted beef with spice, onions, bouquet, and mushroom ketchup, plus jugged hare or rabbit with cloves, lemon, and port, simmered in a jar. The text also covers chile con carne, Mexican tamales, and prep steps for corn husks and seasonings.
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Herve
B.A
Cooking Rollups With Corn Meal and Raisins
In a rough recipe, dry corn husks are cleaned and soaked briefly, then spread with corn meal paste. Chicken preparation is layered with raisins, board beer, and cucumber. The mixture is rolled, tied, trimmed, and steamed for about three quarters to an hour, yielding a dozen pieces.
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Bard Boeer
On Ground of Personal Aversion
London report notes lingering personal aversion influencing negotiations. The article hints at a clash within Hohenlohe-Laneburs circles and tensions around arrangements for a potential purchase or settlement, citing private motives and opposition to a proposed path forward.
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London
Tehdanwine
Hohenlohe-Laneburs
Hohenleihe-Onbringen
William
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