Kansas Pacific Earnings Report for 1907
Financial summary shows Kansas earnings for the year ending June 1907 with operating and maintenance costs. The report notes total operating expenses of 9,026,158 dollars, net income around 2.66 million, and a surplus of 231,006.54 for the company. It compares favorably to the Sassin Pacific and details dividend and tax figures, with taxes in Kansas totaling 1.7 million. Also mentions railroad fare promotions and a Santa Fe round trip ticket offer.
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State Board of Gilliamd
Murrours
Kansas
Wayorre
Eaozo
Frinco
Sassoun Pacific
G. W. Stansfield
Kaneas Avenue
Boston Triumphs In Temple Cup Opener Over Orioles
Boston wins game one of the Temple Cup against Baltimore in a close contest marred by late darkness. Nichol out pitched by the Orioles and the moonlight at the end. key plays and errors frame a tense, weather perfect night.
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Boston
Wic
Baltimores
Tuila
Watt
Rome Ucn
Orioles
Nichole
Eiven
Lewis
Tin Moonlett
Urmpiris
Fidel Arcres
Kurnhed Rune
Tioeton
Fimnee
Te Twa
Deame
Lats
Secrest Kelluy
Reliz
Hamilton
Statl
Bergen
Ey Ney
Uy Nicholss
Hi Lewin
Wild pitch—Noys
Pitie
Free Lincoln Park to Stop Bicycle Racing in Park Plan
Chicago park officials discussed banning road races and bicycle contests in Lincoln Park for next year. The Twater-Hoenn Cycling Club sought a one mile park race, but commissioners leaned toward uniform denial for next season to favor public welfare over exclusive boulevards. No formal action was taken at the meeting.
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Chicago Park Board
Thera
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Woodworth
Boottier
Homselvar
Deer Hunt Report From Vermont Woods
Burlington Vermont dispatch notes several deer killed in a hunt. A 345 pound animal, shot near Bolton, was claimed by a party from Hinesville. Others supposedly wounded included a deer near East Wallingford and another near Mt Holly. An eyewitness report from Rutland line claims deer shots seen near Cuttingsville.
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Burlineton
Aurin
Hinesville
Bolton
Rutland Syad
East Wallingford
Mt Holly
Cuttineselle
Defy the Police Racine Salvationists Open Air Meeting
Salvation Army and the American Volunteers 7d Pattern Pack march through Racine streets on October 1 held an open air meeting. Police had warned arrests but did not intervene as chiefs feared public backlash. Court adjourned sessions to week’s end at the two leaders’ request. Police appear reluctant to crack down amid mixed public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Browns Beat Joplin in Third Inning Rally
St Louis defeated Joplin by a lopsided score as a late third inning rally sealed the game. Stricklett steadied pitching for St Louis while Cross and Hall featured at short with standout fielding. The bench saw Seaver and Montgomery listed in the box as contributors to the victory. Corbett Pays $27,000 for a Home.
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Joplin
St. Louis
Browns
Stricklett
Wagners
Cross
Hall
Crows
Seave
Rhe
Culemans
Pougins
Strickler
Montgomery
German Syndicate Proposes $100 Million Chile Loan
Valparaiso dispatch reports a powerful German bankers syndicate offered the Chilean government a 100 million dollar loan in gold at 2 percent interest and 2 percent syndication for public works and railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniah
New Fork
Herald
Valparaiso
Chillan
Red Men plan large delegation to Kansas grand council
Topeka Red Men announce four delegates will travel to the grand council at Pittabure October 1 and outline the gathering in Tonkawa. The tenth annual meeting is slated October 10 87, with notes on travel and events. Also two medical notices promote Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Hall's Hair Rename claims.
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Council of Red Men
Topeka
Red Men
Grand Council of Kansas
Pittavure
Ryert
Sunof
Chamberlain
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure
A historic ad touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a preventive and cure for consumption and related diseases. It claims a 62 percent cure rate and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Louisa Stefansann, urging use and availability at medicine stores. It also promotes Pleasant Pellets as a mild laxative for constipation and digestion.
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Dr. Pierce
Louisa Stefansann
Orres
Corbett Buys Lenox Area House After Chess Match Results
Swelling 20x100 site at No 325 West 119th Street between Lenox and Seventh Avenues. Corbett to live there in a row house purchased from James Carlew for about 87000. Chess match results from a Daserenes event show Prost and others with mixed outcomes. referee Gerretgen noted two losses and one win among the players.
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West One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
Lenox
Corbett
James Carlew
Gerretgen
Owe
Es Rt Prost
Ith
Put Up Job Dismissed In Justice Court
In Justice Mc Clintock's court the cases against T Lockwood and J G Dunlap for highway robbery were dismissed after defense counsel said Charles Shirley, missing since the arrest, testified the complaint was a put up job by detectives. Judge Garver called it a staged plot and noted Shirley’s absence. The court referred to possible malicious prosecution and promised continued pursuit of the scheme’s organizers.
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Anernoon
McClintock
T. Lockwood
J. G. Dunlap
T. F. Garver
Charles Shirley
Fie
Garver
Galen Nichols
Imere Time Sfucald Ve
Shirley
Wood
Dunlap
Committee of Seventeen
Iesseue
Shirey
Peachees
Bunci
Tong
Poor Orphan Robbed J E Rodman of Gold Items
Marty Smith stood trial in Justice McChnwek's court charged with burglary. He claimed to be an orphan from Leavenworth tooling for work during a festival. J E Rodman testified a burglary on the night of the itch involved breaking a glass pane. Smith was found with the stolen goods including witches, cows, gold beads, three rings, bread, and earrings. He was committed to jail on default of $200.
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Marty Smith
McChnwek
Stulth
Leavenwarth
E Rodman
Quincy Street
Lorne Theater
Stith
Organ grinder fundraiser for Fellcaicne church
London reports curate Reverend Charles Ward of Fellcaicne grinding a tarrel organ through streets to raise funds for church restoration. He earned £105 in 19 hours, despite parishioners’ disapproval. Madame Testi, wife of the composer, wrote of a public appearance in Austria, and plans a concert at Felshouse with her husband to support the fund.
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London
Charles Ward
Fellcaicne
Stulder
Mmne
Testi
Gmunden
Austria
Pelxstowe
Paris
Two Thousand Men Treated in Klondike Prospect Route
2000 men along Canadian routes to the Klondike, with 200 passing Telegraph Creek bound for the Klondike. Duty colleted from prospectors who crossed from the U S over Skagway and the Eyes trails. Prices for beef cattle rising in Georgetown and Fox, while El King of Taylor plans to move 20 stockers to feed and ship to St Louis Chicago and Kansas City by Christmas. A note promotes One Minute Cough Cure for cold and throat issues.
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Mietoria
Milne
Tagishthine
Skagong
Eyes
Klondike
Alexander Traynor
Dominion
Telegraph Creek
Georsttown
Fox
EL King
Taylor
St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Regular Army Officers Shun Intoxicants At Topeka Party
A Topeka man hosted regular army officers at his Tunthitt tract gathering inviting lemonades only. The officers, uniformed guests, declined wine or stronger drinks and drank lemonade, prompting laughter from nearby friends. The host then indicated a future sale of his odd bottle collection while Beggs German Salve druggists are noted in worldwide sales commentary.
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Topeka
Helm
Tunthitt
Jax
Heswid
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Pain Free Relief
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Pills as a painless, universal remedy for piles and rectal diseases. A Indianapolis claimant reports long illness, bed confinement, and perceived recovery after using the product, urging others to seek the cure through Pyramid Co., Albier, Mich, for a free book.
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M. C. Hinkly
Indianapolis
Ind
Auys
Tmroanate Teller
Tlw College
Pyramid
Pyramid Co
Albler
Mich
Oysters Boom as Brook Haven Opens Season
Brook Haven opens oyster season and hundreds of baymen hit the beds at daybreak. The yield was the town’s greatest, with baysmen earning from 36 to $2 per apiece on the common grounds now rich with oysters. Local officials set a one month delay for taking from the natural beds, and over 1,000 baymen worked the grounds that day.
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Rock Haven
Time
Mit
A Temperance Crusade Visits Every House in England
A union led by Hand of Hope Trlerance plans a nation wide canvass with 500 workers across Europe to visit every house in England between 9 a m and 10 p m on the fifteenth anniversary of the group’s founding. The aim is to enroll parental consent for child membership and promote juvenile teetotlers, with special services across denominations the Sunday prior. A Leeds meeting of the Prison Reform association was postponed due to yellow fever fears, moved to December 2 in Austin, Texas.
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London
SOT
Hand of Hope Trlerance Union
Europe
Ach
S A
Leeds
Auetus
Tex
de Witt
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
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MO. Pac
Folae Qneeenne 4 Cae Etlene
Kaness City
Santa Fe
Castoria
Suyuze
Castor
Late Sporting News
The
Kid Nichole
Bos
Tremont
Tremont Theater
Quincy
Selp
May Irwin
Masur’ Quincy
Sele
Miss Irwin
Bond
Duffy
Texan
Ter
Vermont
St Louis
New York
James J. Corbett
Charmpton
Chile
Gunther's Pharmacy
J. E Rodman
Stanchield
United Typewriter a # Supplies Co
Densmore
YVOLT
Caligraph
United Typewriter and Supplies CO
Delaware St
Kansas City, Mes
Kellam Book and Stationery Co., Ales Agents
KAW
E. A. Chaney
6Th Ave
England
Tom
John BP
Strickroll
Toptke
Kan
FE. A. Beak
Crosby
Tivery Ani
Caretunly
Cal
John Dudley
Phone Sea
Propricten
Topeka Transfer Co
Savings and Jon Association
Torera
Aaneta
Blc
Bis Mansas Avenue
Sanie
Iesux
Sime
Macforrat
Frou
C. G. Blake
Aedes
I. Forbes
Atly
L Copeiaba
Ee Fox
Win
Bawidaon
Iiloth
See
Lima Clea
Webb
Pal
WM. H. Righter
Genito-Urinary Organs
Kanseae Ape Ice
Noses Avenue
Filmore Stree
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