Manistee Man Thrown From Saddle Seeks Cure in Pink Pills
A Manistee Michigan man, J Davis, was thrown from his horse near the railroad when the animal reared at a passing train. He lay unconscious, later found paralyzed on his left side, and recovered after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Davis, a marine engineer on the tug Stevens, claims restoration after eleven years and endorses the pills as a cure.
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J. Davis
Manistee
Mich
Ris
EJ. Davis
Rich
Mr. Davis
Davis
Bisnistes ‘Times
Dase
Nishis
Anyoos
Tam
Willame
Stevens
Dr. Williams
Pink Pilla
Pate Pople
Milliame’ Tink
de Viles
Sil
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
N.Y
Mescranras
Chicago and Return Sik06 via the Santa Fe
Schedule details show a December round trip from Topeka to Chicago with four trains each day. Departures from Topeka at 2:20 PM and 4:40 PM arrive Chicago about 7:08 PM and 9:08 PM, with additional morning options and afternoon returns, comparing the timetable to earlier hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santa Fe
Topeka
Chicazo Team
Etter
Senta Fe
Insurance and losses blamed on Santa Fe crash trek
London insured Santa Fe rail cars for about 20 million dollars as a fire loss risk. The Franconia Arizona wreck killed two dining and three sleeper cars, with total rolling stock insured and premiums debated. Managers like George T. Nicholson and W J Black featured in celebratory coverage of Santa Fe’s excursion and voyage arrangements.
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Santa Fe
Franconia
Arizona
Pullman Company
Ita Insurance Agale
United States
Losa
London Fire Insurance
Ond
Adi
Northern Pacific
Ti. A. Mintge
Ara
Mutge
Santa Fe Rad
Thines 17s A Go Kansas City Club Favorable Report
W P Trickett, transportation chief, urges Kansas City Commercial Club to back a Mexico trip. He touts Stilwell railroad ties and a Kansas City Mexico line, noting 70 miles graded, 10 miles ready in Mexico, with construction and rail work advancing toward early next year. Mexican concessions and interest from the people are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Trickett
Transportation Bureau
Kansas City
Ka City
Mexico
Stilwell
Kauss City
Rutisasity
Sweetwater
Tex
Mipxico
Kansas Ie
Sketch of George T. Nicholson in Los Angeles Times
Echoes of the Santa Fe excursion of passenger agents to California resounded in such reports. The event marked in the history of the Santa Fe road and California, with Los Angeles Times and other papers sending special correspondents to cover the journey.
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Los Angeles Times
California
Santa Fe Road
May Run to Winfield Rumor Spurs Rail Protests
Rumors say 3M and 24 main passenger train on the Banta line will run through to Winfield, skipping Independence. Protest grows over service rates between Chanute and Winfield amid possible schedule changes before January.
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Banta Ee
Winfeld
Independence
Chanute Art Winfield
Janey
Chu
Bartlesville
Cedarvale
Acetylene Headlights Tested West of Albuquerque
Santa Fe notes a trial of acetylene gas burning head lights on fifty engines operating west of Albuquerque. The system uses a tank on the car feeding a small pipe to the lamp, similar to acetylene bicycle lamps, and engineers report steadier light than electric headlights. The report also mentions a water service issue on the El Paso extension.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Railway work and water supply mark Strong City visit
Lantrey Bros bring four locomotives and two trains to Strong City for a month. They lay track and build a round-house west of town. Wells along the road will provide water, depths of 300 to 400 feet required. Governor White favors Northwestern conference to curb railway consolidations.
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Strong City
Kes
Lantry Bros
Topeka
Weilsville
San Francisco
Lanteys
White
St Paul
Mins
van Sant
North Dakota
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
About Railroad People on Trial Run and Shop Activity
Engine 2346 went out on a trial trip today as rail work increases in the coach and truck departments. Several shop staff members are reported ill or returning from illness, including Hannigan Slusser and Morgan. Next January the Santa Fe will receive 600 ballast and coal cars. other crew movements and class activity are noted across shops and lines.
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Thomas Hannigan
Charles Slusser
Air
Chi Case
A. Dahlman
McQueen
Edward Moore
Oscar Morgan
John Bechtalheimer
John Nichols
Santa Fe
A. A. Robiizon
Toteka
Mexico
Frank Benson
Colorado
Amos Beeler
Olathe
Frank Gutsch
Kansas City
W. A. Powers
Somerville
Guthrie
Arthur H. Kuhl
Cliftonwood Palls
Dodge City
la Juntz
Daniel Stone
Senter
Warren Zoller
Frank O'Brien
Wellaville
Topeka
George Hadley
Atchison
Topeke
Argentine
A. O'Byrne
Rock Island
Herington
St. Joseph, Mo
Joseph Schaeffer
Bromich Company
San Bernardino
Herbert Boltz
Rosa Schaefner
Hoilermaker
Albert Schaeffler
Ads
Lucile McCormick
Harvey
Colorado Springs
Bert Stewart
Ben
H. A. Tice
Wichita
Tice
Harry
Edward Dustin
Newton
William Harnes
Fittsburg Locomotive Works
Paxico
Harvey Jones
Aeain Te Ban
Missouri, Kaneas & Teaas
Denison
Fort Worth
Matt Sprow
P. H. Cook
Baldwin
Joseph Gomte
Gifford Baird
Oklahoma City
Haird
Denver
Frank Eccleston
James Coggins
Anadarko
O. T
Dustiess
C. HT. Coultes
Stanley
GW. Closson
Ning
Fiat
Johnson
Closson
West
Albuquerque
N.M
al. Johnson
L. A
United States
Shep
Santa Fe workers shift roles and local bustle at Topeka shops
The Topeka Santa Fe shop scene shows frequent personnel moves with workers returning from layovers to Kansas shops, new assignments to San Bernardino and Denver, and local couples marrying. Engine 1017 and a new mechanism are noted, while repairs, hospital recoveries, and travel plans mark daily life around the railroad.
Hunting party brings in 80 rabbits from Lecompton field
John Stafford’s party from the paint shop returned with 80 rabbits and several squirrels. Participants felt beat and used as the hunting season neared its end, sparing further rodent slaughter.
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John Stafford
Lecompton
Charles J. Webb
Amic
C. T. McLellan
Chicago
FE. P. Ripley
Webb
Salta Fe
Wellington
Newton
Woodward
Olu
Ottawa
Arkansas City
Batlers
Night School of Y M C A Business Course Free
The Y M C A offers a free business course with studies in Bookkeeping Elements Practical Writing and Punctuation. Professors F H Roddebush and C B were engaged as teachers for the year and bring experience from business colleges. For information visit the Association office on East Mighty street.
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F. H. Rowdebush
C. B. Waa
Pearene
Association
Migthh Street
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Cotoesgo Springs
Seenjo
Sun
Los Anavies
Los Adweles
Francisco
Winslow
Ile Wort
Railroad News
Pires
London
Santa Fe Insurance
W. J. Rouse
Times
W. J. Black
Mr Rouse
George T. Nicholson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Mr. Nicholson
Flack
Byrne
Nelson
Wren
Asenger
Nicholson
Atchison, Topeka & Kan Fe
Kansas University
Timizhtelo
Nichison
Los Angeles
Thines
Kansas City Commercial Club
Orient Road
Seorge T. Nicholson
Winfield
el Paso
H.W. Raub
Water Service of the
Lantrys
Tranmaster
Mexican Central
Chihuahua
Sucess
EP. Bucher
Gulf Road
Bucher
the Central
Hartman
AT & N.O. Lines
Houston
J.A. Davis & CO
Jackson Street
Standard
Baltimore
THE
Southwestern Fuel CO
MT. Carmel Coal Co.s Coal
Kansas Ave
Sapolio
George B. Palmer
Deers the
Moe ‘Fhene
Masomic Temple
Kansas
Prout
Railroad
Wood
Kaczynski
Jac
State Journal
Kansas State Treasury
B.S. Knight
Board of Heaith
Governor Stanley
Parsons
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