Prominent Florida figure endorses Peruna claims
A letter from Jacksonville references Hon W H Sebetug a former Brigadier General and ex county judge praising Peruna as an excellent remedy for coughs kidney disease and general debility. The missive includes medical anecdotes and endorsements from multiple named individuals and locations urging readers to seek Hartman Sanitarium guidance for treatment.
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W. H. Sebring
Levi County
Florida
W. H. Sebetug
Florida State Militia
West Fourth Street
Jacksonville
Fla
W. M. Sebring
Schools and Public Closings Amid Quarantine Across Kansas
The Emporia Gazette reports a general quarantine closing schools and churches as public gatherings halt. Towns like Matfield feature new bank and hotel activity while rail plans excite residents. Smallpox fears prompt factory, lot pricing shifts, and a temporary halt to services before quarantine status lifts.
Fifth district Knights of Pythias session at Junction City
Junction City November 21 reports the Fifth district consecration of the Knights of Pythias. Supreme Representative Bird of Topeka and several grand lodge officers attended. The gathering focused on the order’s secret work and exemplification for members.
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Junction City
Knights of Pywar Heid
Grand Lodge
Weil
Celegeies Crom
Topexm
Leavenworth Roadhouse Fire Destroys Roundhouse
Leavenworth Kan Nov 21 The Bennines Piece notable roundhouse just south of the Leavenworth city limits burned Friday afternoon. The horse kept there was badly burned and was removed by some local men. Fire partially covered by insurance.
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Leavenworth
Bennines
Lemeerworth
Frigny
Fragmentary report on man’s disappearance from hotel
A garbled excerpt describes a man claiming to be balanced and insisting he is in a city, then leaving a hotel in OsKiny and walking toward an unknown destination. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names or dates.
Interesting History of Daniel Hughes of Atchison
The article profiles Daniel Hughes of Atchison known as the sid trapper, noting his extensive trapping travels across Kane and nearby rivers. It outlines his family, ties to Chippewa heritage, and recounts traditional Chippewa arrowmaking methods. It also credits Hughes and John Manell with trapping expertise and mentions Hughes’s reputed medicinal use of skunk oil.
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Daniel Hughes
Atchison
Bracter
Ato County
Dance
Sid Trapper
John Davits
Oak
Ot Kane
God
Hughes
John Maneell
Lushee
Runaway cart kills Kane near Tock Creek K
A man named William J. Kane, 69, was killed last evening near Tock Creek, after his cart ran away due to a broken wheel. He leaves a wife and five children. A turkey dinner for veterans is planned in Leavenworth with a large turnout expected. Rural free delivery routes are set to begin December 1 across several Kansas towns. A Lyon County teacher was allowed to correct a student with a severe whipping, while David Simons was bound over on a self defense shooting in Junction City. Osage City beat Burlingame 28 to 12 in a basketball clash. William Potter, 69, died on a Paola street after living there fourteen years.
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Tock Creek
K. Willamn
J. Kane
Soe
Mr. Kane
jand_pine
Emporia
Kan
McCarty
Lyon
Simmons
Junction City
Kas
David Simons
Civiiian
John Cullen
Union Pacific Introduces New Schedule After Salt Lake Cutoff
Union Pacific unveils a revised time card effective Sunday, cutting coast travel times by seven hours after completing the Great Salt Lake cutoff. California train No 4 will reach San Francisco earlier, and No 5 changes to No 3. Other local trains shift numbers and routes, with Denver and Kansas City connections adjusted in the major timetable overhaul.
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Union Pacific
San Francisco
Salina
Kansas City
Junction City
Denver
Western Railroads Strong for Years With Limited Upkeep
Officials of western railroad construction departments report properties are in excellent condition and ready for several years of heavy traffic with minimal maintenance. They note extensive new construction, especially replacing wooden structures, reduces future upkeep costs and enables retrenchment without sacrificing equipment or roadways. The plan targets a high physical efficiency level during the upcoming presidential year, amid expected business slowdown.
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Western Railroads
Bendie Heavy Trans
Railroads Cut Tourist Sleeping Cars Due to Losses
Western and transcontinental lines plus the Pullman company say the tourist sleeping car business loses money. Regular trains will no longer carry tourist cars. three days weekly they will run as a special section west of Ogden and El Paso. East of El Paso and Ogden, cars will link with the Southern Pacific on specific days, three times weekly.
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Chicago
Pullman Company
Ogden
el Paso
Ei Paso
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe Buys Land Tracts in Kansas City for Tracks and Yards
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad has filed transfers of two Wyandotte county tracts bought to expand tracks and yards between Argentine and Kansas City. One tract of 1.7 acres sold for 7,462 dollars by L. B. James, and a second 12.8 acre tract sold for 10,?50 dollars by Herman Hite for improvements. The railroad plans further acquisitions and may initiate condemnation to secure additional parcels between Argentine and Rex Mills.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
Navy
Argentine
Parner
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Register of Deeds
Wyandotte County
L. B. James
Hmma Hteffins
Tthaw
Tubor
Rex Millls
Build Double Track Between Atchison and Kansas City
Civil engineer C. Chapman of the Missouri railroad will survey a proposed double track between Atchison and Kansas City. The 47 mile stretch carries heavy traffic and a favorable survey could lead to early construction.
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Atchison
Veteran Engineer Retires Amid Old Tales At Inland Shops
An experienced but retiring engineer, long associated with the Inland shops, is the subject of muttering tales about his career. A small, square figure known for his distinctive character and long service, he has not recently appeared on the division, yet rumors persist about issues with his engine and responsibilities.
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Tocomotiee
Man and Fireman Clash Amid Misguided Escape Plan
A disjointed tale from the San Bernardino Sun describes a dangerous escape attempt gone wrong. An elderly man and a volatile fireman faced off during a rushed action near docks, resulting in chaos as a lever and tools flew amid heated exchanges.
Dispute over Kansas spur with Frisco line looms
John Tracey a Kansas wholesale coal dealer has appealed to the state board of railroad commissioners over Frisco railroad plans to tear up a spur linking his Wear City mine. The spur serves several mines with daily car loads and Tracey seeks an order preventing its removal.
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Risco
John Tracey
Kansas Cy
Kansas State Board of Railroad
Wear City
Frisco
Tracey's
Col orado and Southern stockholders elect new director
Denver news reports the fifth annual meeting of the Colorado and Southern railway stockholders. Joseph P. Catton of New York is elected to replace J. Kennedy Tod on the board. The new directors plan a New York meeting December 10 to discuss important matters. Trumbull presided at a Colorado Midland stockholders meeting where Dwin Hawley was added to the board for a December 1 New York meeting.
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Denver
Colorado & Southern Railway
Mr.Trumbull
Joseph P. Catton
New York
J. Kennedy Tod
Trumb
Rock Island Cuts Grain Rates From Nebraska to Chicago Area
The Rock Island freight offices announced a rate cut from Nebraska points to Chicago St Paul and Minneapolis reducing the low rate already offered by the Chicago Great Western. The through rate applies to shipments from points with wheat and corn rates above 12 and 10 cents to Omaha. The Rock Island also applies the rate to towns with wheat and corn rates at 10 and 6 cents.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Nebraska
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago Great Western
Omaha
Rock Island
Santa Fe Encourages Western Roads Board Voting
President Tuplay says Santa Fe currently enjoys the friendliest relations with western roads. A forthcoming board election may formalize this by granting the western road a vote in Santa Fe directors, though no single road can gain control due to dispersed stock.
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Western Roads
Ador@ing
Tuplay
The
Cane Belt Railroad Plan Extends to Mexico Coast
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe announces the Cane Belt railroad will extend down the Gulf coast in Texas and into Mexico to connect with the Mexican Eastern line. The project aims for about 500 miles of track at an estimated cost of 14 million dollars, funded by Santa Fe capital.
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Austin
Tex
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Mexico
Mexican Eastern
Santa Fe
Orient loses first case over railway right of way
In Wichita Kansas on November 21 Mrs Pathshiha Turley won 2151.80 dollars damages after a district court jury ruled the Orient railways taken road through her farm violated her property rights. The initial appraisal had been 1420 dollars and many similar disputes were settled out of court. A new Chicago route is announced with a Milwaukee and St Paul cut off between Kansas City and Chicago starting December 6. The Milwaukee line will add a passenger train to daily service between Chicago and Athens City.
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Railroad People and Rate Changes Highlight Rail News
Hy A mucge and C W Kouns return from business trips to Kansas City and Chicago while Jona Zimmerman resigns his post, replaced by Arthur Wood. Staff transfers in the Tock Sdash office include W S Stevens and William Kelter. Santa Fe plans a limited third Tuesday homeseekers rate with a broader rollout to Topeka and Pecos Valley routes, and a new time card goes into effect on the At A Pacific railroad on November 21.
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Arthur Wood
Wood
Bmizcourt Paride
W. S. Stevens
Willian Keltegar
Tock Sdash
Mr. Bhat
Kansas City
Western Union Company
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Time changes for Topeka train schedule noted
Sixth district notes discuss federal judgeship prospects in Norton and local political shifts. Train timetables list Topeka route changes including eastbound departure at 6 60 a m and various arrivals in Topeka and Togiela with a Salina local running daily except Sundays. Ongoing bank reorganizations and regional political activity are also mentioned.
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Togiela
Salina
Denver
Pauckin
Junction City
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