Herrmanns Dramatic Parade at Theaters This Week
The Herrmanns famed for magic present a dramatic program led by Alexander and Leon, with Fritdy Alescander and Julia Arthur in productions including A Lady of Quality. Reviews praise the Prince of Dark and stagecraft at Crewfori and Oruchard theaters, with pricing listed as 1.50, 1.75, 50 and 25 cents.
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Carl Herranni
Alexander
Hesther
Leon
Alescander
Carl
Herr
Marin
Winstons
Inger
Prince of Dark
Herrmann
Crewfori Theater
Irs
Burnetvs
Tare
Julia Arthur
Oruchard Theater
Ste John Oxon
Remarkable List Promotes Cochran for Clerk of Supreme Court
Cochran of Cotton, a 25 year lawyer and Civil War veteran, compiles a notable list of testimonials supporting his candidacy for the office of clerk of the supreme court. Also mentions a business line and a first dance event with invitations via committee.
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Cochran
Supreme Court
Capital
Big State Ticket and Expanding Ballot in Kansas
Kansas voters face a sprawling ballot as 13 state officers are slated for next year. The slate includes governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor of public accounts, attorney general, state treasurer, state superintendent of public instruction, supreme court associate justice, court of visitation judges, solicitor for the court of visitation, state superintendent of insurance, and a proposed increase of supreme court justices from three to seven. An amendment to make the state prison elective was defeated.
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Kansas
Owine
Uthet
Goternur
Stats
Auditur
Azure
Priso Ter
Populist Aspirants for Congress in Multiple Districts
A Rudimentary survey shows many men in the state seeking congressional nominations. In the First district few have real chances, while the Second district circles around WAL Deford, a Democrat by birth but a populist by conviction. The Third district outlines ongoing bids, the Fourth features Yearout and Henderson, and the Fifth and Sixth list several hopefuls.
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Wal Deford
Franklin County
Tren
Yearnut
Emporia
Hes Bis Salle
Emporis
Congress
Henderson
Martin
Marlon
Cangremt
Horace Greeley
Judea W
Glass
Margaville
CW Brandenburg
Frankfort
Shance
Ed. Little
Dorsing
Tras Hest
Kuppenthal
Frssell
Judes
District contest in Kingman county originates peace pact
In Kingman County two candidates Clem Fairchild and W. Brow entered a pact the winner carries the county and the loser retires from the race to back the victor. Jerry Sim is out. Saou W. Tapp of Wichita declines. Rev J D Botkin seeks renomination and appears sole candidate for congressman at large. Levy 15 legal counties may collect delinquent state taxes as supreme court upholds county clerks power to extend tax rolls.
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Kingman County
Clem. Fairchhild
W. 4
Supreme Court
Edwards County
Santa Feta
Senator Baker Lends Time to Campaign in Seventh District
Senator Lucien Baker and Internal Revenue collector Mike Sutton will spend part of the week in the Seventh district courting support for Baker’s U S Senate bid. The trip includes hunting prairie chickens and seeking political backing, with Bank Commissioner Jon W Breifenthal visiting Parker to supervise a new state bank opening.
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Lucien Baker
Mike Sutton
Internal Revenue
Hannas Bank Bank
Jon W. Breiflenthal
Parker
Linn County
Wichita and Return Ticket on Sale October Third
The notice advertises a round trip to Wichita at 4.62 via Santa Ticket with sale starting October 3. Return travel valid October 14. It mentions Reges' Charter Cough Syrup and Colac cure by Squires, a pharmacist, in a church context.
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van Colaca
Squires
Wichita and Return Fare via Santa Fe Details
Tickets go on sale October 7 for a Wichita round trip priced at 462 dollars aboard Santa Fe. The offer runs through October 14. Notes include a garbled endorsement of One Minute Cough Cure amid claims of throat and chest relief.
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Wichita
Santa ‘Fe
Railroad Meals Delay Lines for Kansas Night Run
Railroad officials plan to feed the Twentieth Kansas soldiers traveling from San Francisco to Topeka, with trains staggered to use Harvey eating houses along the route. Meals will be paid by Santa Fe, and each train may sit up to an hour at stations, with nights spent in transit to reach Topeka by morning.
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Ford Harver
Harvey Eating House
Topeka
Kansas City
Agent Black
Avery Turner
Laptade
Kansas
San Francisco
Topea
Harvey
Santa Fe
Ohio
Trisax
Santa Fe Awards Centric Loco Orders to Haney Locomotive Works
The Santa Fe Railway awards the contract for sixty consolidated engines to Haney Locomotive Works and orders two additional locomotives from Chinond Locomobile Five and Stuchite, detailing boiler sizes wheel diameters tender capacity and other mechanical specs amid a broad description of weights dimensions and fuel capacity.
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Santa Fe
Bas
Tainemi
Fein Locomotive Works
Santa Pr Hie
McC
Tchinond Lacotmo- Five
Stuchite Company
Zen
Gener
Lenathe
Explanation of a Rush on the Panhandle Santa Fe Line
The Wellington Mall explains what a stock rush means on the Panhandle division of the Santa Fe. About 1500 stock cars were awaiting shipment westward from Wellington to Amarin and Woodward with cars loaded that night and tomorrow. The Santa Fe reported heavy traffic, with 218 stock cars in the Trade area and many more arriving later, moving to be loaded westward.
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Panhandle
Santa Fe
Wellington
Sunte Fe
Weillngton
Amarin
Tomorcow
Kaneas
Tansday
Santa Fe Kanal
Vattie
Wales
Premitt
Wilinkton
Santa Fe Won't Compete We Fan Francheon
October 12 news notes Santa Fe Railroad and Southern Pacific negotiations over the Union Ferry depot space. Santa Fe seeks a larger harbor area and possible special building to house passenger services, aiming for peaceful travel operations without conflicting with SP ferry business.
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Francheon
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
O Santa Fe
Union
United States
The
Santa Fe
Sante Fe
Southern Facilie
Plans for harbor changes and new docks in Washington Street
Subscriptions for Valley rad stock hint at the litter one. Santa Fe will need space once allocated to the harbor police in the depot, prompting a plan for a two story building on the Washington street dock or a suitable wharf for the blue coated guardians. The new slip at Main street will serve freight and the ocean steamer line. The passenger ferry between the ferry depot and Point Richmond will carry overland passengers only. No additional east side space remains in the big depot for an east side competitive system.
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Santa Fe
Washington Street
Sante Feat
Point Richmond
Progress for Parsons Shop Growth and Plans
Plans advance for Parson`s shop facilities including a new three story records building and removal of the brass foundry. Officials estimate over thirty thousand dollars for immediate improvements at the north end of the yard, with construction to begin soon and St Louis officials in talks with Parsons to coordinate the project.
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ME & Tf
Hong
Ee Pareels
Fokie
Jn le
Samt
From
Lariee
Forthart
Pari
St. Louis
Toads Parsons
Many Railroads Lay 2,500 Miles of Track in Nine Months
A Rail Way Age survey shows over 2,500 miles of new track completed in the United States from January through September, with 2,700 miles laid by September 30. Labor and material shortages slow progress, rails scarce, and many miles of road under construction cannot finish this year. Arkansas leads with 134 miles, soon to be overtaken by Iowa at four miles, as 1900 rail plans shift due to supply and labor constraints.
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United Seates
Takin
Arkansas
Iawa
Union
Rock Island Advances in Officials Transfers
Rock Island changes announced with officials notice. W W Flack moves to Dayport as chief clerk to Supt of the line east of Missouri. J C Vans transfers from Goodland to Horton, taking clerk duties. S Irwin moved from Horton to Goodland as extra dispatcher.
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Hock Island
W. W. Flack
Dayport
Equipment in Demand as Rail Orders Decline in September
September railway reports show 30,368 cars ordered across kinds including 4,830 box and refrigerator cars and 2,575 coal and gondola cars. Locomotive orders reached 1,269 with 34 for export, split into 4% passenger, 10 freight, and 32 switching locomotives. August totals were higher by about 2,000 as price pressures delay large orders.
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Allroad Gazette
Smith promoted to assistant superintendent in railway system
Leavenworth Oct 1 H K Smith longtime general agent of the Burlington system at Leavenworth has been promoted to assistant superintendent of the Kansas City St Joseph and Corn Bluffs railway with headquarters at St Joseph The appointment takes effect immediately and will place Smith under Superintendent George M L Dion Leavenworth residents regret his departure praising him as genial and efficient in business duties
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Leavenworth
Burlington
H. K. Smith
Kansas City, St. Joseph
D& Corner Blutts Railway
St. Joseph
Smith
Hin Road
George ML. Dioni
Bell's Letterhead Notice from Treasury Depart
Coronel Charles J. Bell who recently resigned his item in the Treasury Department the Santa Fe in this city and removed Washington Court House Ohio has published a letter for personal use through this notice.
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Coronel Chas. J. Bell
Treasury Department
Washington Court House
Ohio
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Free Sample
An early 20th century advertisement touts Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer as a universal kidney and bladder cure. It urges readers to request a free sample bottle and book by mail, claims scientific backing, lists common kidney related symptoms, and promotes purchasing full bottles at drug stores.
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the State Journal
Kilmer
Daily State Journal
Aner
Binghamton
N.Y
Swamip Root
Torres
Limer
Santa Fe Advertisers and Railroad Upgrades Rumored
Albuquerque rumors say Santa Fe Railroad plans a major hotel on a new site, moving switchyards from the business district. Katy Railway accelerates freight engine purchases with ten new locomotives from Richmond and five from Philadelphia, totaling fifteen. Engineers warned to blast whistle signals at all stations to satisfy postal authorities. Santa Fe industrialist Davis seeks gypsum samples near San Marcial for potential widespread use.
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Katy
Richmond Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Charlie Phooey Hurt In Yard Accident At Santa Fe
Charlie Phooey a screenman in the Santa Fe yards fell between two cars and sustained a broken leg. He was dragged several feet after the initial fall, with additional injuries reported to his right leg.
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Charlie Phooey
Santa Fe
Bridges Rebuilt on Salina Branch After Work Train Arrives
Salina Union reports Santa Fe work train reaches Halling to begin rebuilding three major bridges on the Salina branch. Officials say completion will take two weeks.
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Belina
Santa Fe
Halling
Salina
Salina Union
Fireman transfers and assignments across several lines
From Emporia reports show Fireman Burr scheduled for a run between Newson and Arkansas City for ninety days. Fireman Calvin Eit tak will run between Wichita and Englewood soon. Beeler leaves the Howard branch for Topeka service. Harker to take extended leave from the east end. Minard Ferm Pete Smith returns from the UK. Willou Ruby handles Ub eta. Wiseman of Cottonwood Urmsiy takes sink. Cottonwood Simon testills staff for south traffic near Ark City to Newton with many men. John Lancaster resumes work after layoff in Missouri. Manuel Erste plays with Santa Fe trains in Columbus, Missouri, and heads to Chitanhus, Mexico, to command machinists for Mexican Central shops.
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Burr
Newson
Arkansas City
Calvin ‘Eit
Wichita
Englewood
Beeler
Howard
Topeka
Cheever Harker
East End
Rill Leate
Dumpis
Minard — Firtman
Pete Smith
Willou Ruby
Hoidh Ubetta
Firman Wiseman
Cottonwesa Urmsiy
Hak
Bers
Arkasmas City
Newton
Rons
Freman
Ride
John Lancaster
Laynu Hs
Columbu
Kaby
Mamuel Erste
Santa Fe
Railroad locals and crew changes reported in Topeka yard
Wm Green from the carpenter shop is reported for work after a two week leave. Chas Miller missing since Sunday may have been killed. he is a brother of Mark Siler. Superintendent W I Stillwell returns from inspection tour of the line. Engineer Stillman and Pirweanai Beeler on extra switcher in yards. Engine No 25 sent to shop for repairs. Herbert Jonlin and family return from Colorado Springs trip.
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Wm. Green
Beeler
Chas. Miller
Mark Siler
Stillwell
Rock Island
Stillman
Pirweanai
Tte
Evans
Kanesa City
Topetchr
Topeka
Kanaas City
New Dickson Engine Ne
Herbert Jonlin
Anne
Colorado Springs
Fragmented OCR Notice Amid Unclear Names and Phrases
Unclear text fragment mentions Wichita Eeture and Vin Sante Fa with scattered terms like December Bay Pleasant and Borgata. The readable parts include tentative references to dates, places, and contracts, but no coherent event or outcome emerges from the garbled OCR.
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J. O. Evans
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DE. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
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