Amid Railroad Men Aids and Arrivals in Santa Fe Area
Personal notes from the Santa Fe region report visits and moves among railroad workers. Names include Corey, Baker, Hitchcock, and Yosduk, with local shippers, engineers, and attendants noted in brief entries. The column mentions Shrine events, Chanute travel, and routine shifts at Santa Fe depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rom
Sista Pees
Bere Baker
Manjrhter
Wineer Hitchcock
Janes Botehrake
Ottawa
Coleman
Lenvinworth
Mreung
Santa Re Yard
Chanute
Diw
Bere Imeren
Krayy Busine
M. Welle
Divic- Des
Hex
Vieliing Triads
Young
Kichgate
Hte
Younie
Expresa
Yosduk
Campbell
Sante Fe Demnit
Putea
Heving
ReWapipee
Sul- Seon Gite
64 Hours to California Train Route Details and Schedules
A fragmented notice outlines Santa Fe Route California Limited timings and stops including Los Angeles and San Diego connections, with references to Mojave return trips, westbound and eastbound legs, and passenger service notes. It mentions telephoned inquiries, ticketing, and station call details, plus a school chapel event and unrelated regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
California Limited
Eemves Cilaco
Korey Chey
A. m
Denver
Tittle Net
Ean Angeles Fe Monts
Diego Steesis
Pines
Weperory
Eiiuion
Thalmann
Banitet Emiciing
Wml
Tomrat Sbevy
Egent
Peawcorer
Fitin
Tupekch
Eeeieniogs
Saale
Topeka Playhouse Offerings Highlight Busy Week
A Topeka theater page notes multiple attractions at local houses. Ed Bowe sketches, Ye Grand Opera House schedule features "The Man in the Arrow" and other shows with Crawford House and touring troupes promoting performances through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Jock
Doraks Robertson
J. Healy
Batunday
Bot Smith Ieee
Mondiy
Pulner Cox Bruwnies
Thenaay
HULL
Fire
Tae
Wile
Crawford House
Pinl
Iit
Elth
Pte Pradier
Tadls
Thelett
Bestoe Cassie
Ste. Gould
Daniel Weohymiin
Sieber
Zenim
Newt
Dante
Elries
Ping
Ata
Crawfond
Ae Avery Lens
Wee Operh
Dee Benvetd
Baturdas Nigty
Mr. Wirttnere Mutastr
Cris
Moria
Mine Dorthy Marti
New York
Mina Murton
St. Bamale
Staver Alee
Ming Sloctan
Piasy
Cipuis
Sandy
Farkur
Willy
A. Yseur
Vane Luca Ox
Dramatic Criti
Liberty Bell in Trouble Watchful Deputy Sheriff Night
Chicago November 22 A sheriff s trust remains under watch as the Liberty Bell is guarded by a deputy sheriff overnight. A court action centers on property at a Baltimore company incident and a related sale at a hotel. Local authorities anticipate the scene as a crowd gathers, with the deputy keeping vigil through the night.
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Chikago
Columbien
Sittis
Chicana
Bell
Guu
Meshunr Sanu
Holtimore
Mil
Shere
Gomis
Evanston
Ellie Howes
Columbea Libeety Bam Dixeociazion Car Services
Eyarethas
Jude
Flondis Court
Betel
Stralg
Anapp
Wocupinda
House of His
Chines
Eoolumn
Mrs Manspled’s Sale Of Persoy Antique Tapestries
Auction records show Mrs TChard Auaunfeld’s collection including tapestries fur, furniture, and airla owned items. Bids opened with Upsain consignors drawing strong early interest and prices fluctuating around historic values, with many Hawt pieces selling near catalog estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tchard Auaunfeld
Upsain
Fragmented Sales and Notices From An 19th Century Fair
A long, fragmented OCR page describes auctions and sales with diverse items. It mentions tapestry pieces, jewelry, and garden wares, with prices and lots in dollars. Names of local committees, volunteers, and officials appear amid scattered notes on events, promotions, and church matters.
Church to complete interior with 1500 dollar spend
First Christian Congregation Wit plans finish of interior work costing about 1500 dollars. The church trustees anticipate the new auditorium ready for occupancy by April and expect the tower and exterior to be completed soon. The church has carried debt and notes the project uses Colona paridstone cement walls and Davies Lumber Ge supplies.
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Vewite
Ormeher
Dhaictiers
Silentiak Army
Dl Rhodorie
Jowiah Payne
Presno
Heppare
Sabha
McFuisien
Amaher
Iedicine
Missouri
Volunnteers
Wil
Drs Boyle
Nak
Riitenp
Mexico
Ree
J. G Cwlee
New York City
Aguioriomay Volunteere
Tule
Davia
First Christian Congregation
Wit
Atha Pirer Christie
Buin
Ark of Com Pivnies
Naw
Nike
Peraritfadt
Night of Juggling Ends With Spectacle At Grand Opera House
A crowded Grand Opera House witnessed a baffling illusion by Dr Tiovd Cooke. The prop cabinet acted, a rope trick and hidden compartments ensued, revealing a sealed message and Cooke's staged spectacle. Audience members, including Carter and others, reacted with laughter and astonishment as the demonstration unfolded.
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Tiovd Cooke
Guette
Powell
Pele Pratt
Hameiate
Jona Frraweri
Topeka
John Breer
Bie
Cooke
Regurhall
Audiente
Doh
Caster
John Wilberton
Dr. Elds
EG. Wilton
Diewal Jones
WI. Daling
Elert Beady
Jones
Dallas
Treuard
Witeaa
Carter
Eldeon
Mr. Carter
Catter
Mr. Cartér
Fat Carter
Widur
Bago Carter
Whson
Chuyerar-cleet Lawly
Cabinet Illusion Curio Ends in Comedic Fracas
Witnesses recount a stage cabinet trick gone awry during a theater act. A card is produced and read, items are revealed from a cabinet, and a tense moment leads to a chaotic unsealing of a sack and box. The audience watches as a boy and cast members manage the prop sequence amid shouts and caution.
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Ube
Edie
Dr. Widact
John Wilkerson Iit
Wilserson
Coote
Wilkerson
Powell
Fat
Com Hat Lee
John Willerman
Cooke
Dr Sidson
Ovation to Diaz Draws Crowd in Pizmili
In Mexico City Nov St Prealent Tas receives a royal welcome in Pizmili as crowds gather with notable locals praising Diaz. Vendors, performers, and international visitors fill the scene while Italian immigrants and German and Fryer groups are noted among the attendees. Immigrant activity and a forthcoming event are highlighted as the region prepares for wider participation this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Pizmili
Marge Estrin
Mme
Horner
Ralivand
Kroupe
Chord Fine
Poehin
Nuria
Lenilyp
Lnicigrents
S Armerins
Aipuried
Pyanture
Souday and
Buniay
Republic
Prohibition Vote Margin in Bleeding Historical Return
An analysis of official election figures shows Prohibition influence in a late 19th century statewide vote. It details Bryan and McKinley tallies, fusion electors, Prohibition and Socialist lines, and the overall statewide president and elector counts with notes on county influence and party alignment. The piece cites Leedy’s plurality and comments on ballot arrangements affecting outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Wensus Ihe
Mennicy
Lebat
Bryat
Nmikciuer
Pogrullata
Probititien
Duuthard
Neuvpaliet
Hyries
Keptord
Itryan
Iil
Hector
Bryan
Breen
McKinley
Ig Beatty
Thomsehw
Stéclars
Derhoerktic
People's Party
Ines
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Cee Iea
California
Socieat At
Rook
Ail Paints
Viporit
Washtura College
Sith Abd Kan
Goodwin Coal
Fiatiisan
Citie Bt Chase Shegatt Life
Goamip
Ed Bowe
Ed Howe
Drake ‘Watson
Atchison
Gidbe Airom
Atchison Cyobe
Wwe
Tad Hee Cheng
Tiedeliee
Ivar Neal
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Altel Et
Eadirace
Senange
Pat
Sue Shew
Stucke Plebt
Rattrsiyuience
Pertussis
Peraat Titan Sisal
Bae Brak Watson
Iti Ts
Bausne City
Kay Saw
Moran
Peiguter
Zaruis
Jett
Vonioltinga
Mittist Gatstead
Diehes
Jet Fopoka
York
Washington
Morgan
Alabama
National Democrats
Ike
Theca
Davies Lumber Ge
Peumpt
John Brown
Ners
A. H. Sharum
Kensas Ave
Diaz
Puebla
Peps Seabiden
Blake
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Elaine
Cholrrenn Simpeon
Tleeds
The
Supreme Poe
Puller
Beechams
Royal Absoluti
U.S. Gov't Report
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