Episcopal church convention in San Francisco advances divorce debate
Still on divorce rules the third and final week of the Episcopal Church in America convention opens with full attendance in both houses. Morning routine ends early as committee work resumes with Bishop floor sessions and new proposals discussed while plans for a wal aid tournament and Beeambey night sessions loom amid ongoing deliberations.
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San Francisco
Episcopal Church of America
Lindsay
Fragmentary Vermont medicine discussion drifts through city notes
OCR fragment mentions a Vermont medicine and its history, a Mr Klingaman, and an East Sixth Street address. The text is incomplete with obscured names and context, but hints at discussion about a local medicine and its market status. The piece is a partial snapshot without clear events or outcomes.
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Vermont
Klingaman
Mayor Won It Coal Play Backfires at Topeka Game
A comic scene unfolds as evangelist Mr Howard badgered Colonel Hughes about coal for his church during a college town game. The colonel fends him off with a punt and a pledge to help later, while a crowd watches a tense drive and a final score oddly listed as 0.10.0.
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Colonel Hughes
Howard
Jesus Christ
Hell
Ayr
Mr. Howard
Norton County
Pourterfith
Washington Streets Church
East Fifth
Hughes
Devil
Albert
the Evangelist
Mr. Howart
Sisners
Topeks
Anantas
J. W. F. Hughes
Polis
Cue Buttes
Santa Fe Grade Reductions Planned on Santa Fe Line
General Manager H L A Mudge returns from western trip and announces plan to reduce grades along the Pecos Valley line and other sections. Work has begun on the Emporia cut off with no definite plan to build a Potales to Albuquerque line. No main-line change to Santa Fe, New Mexico, is planned at this time, though grade reductions are considered in the Glorieta mountains.
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HL. A. Mudge
Santa Fe
Colorado
Pecos Valley
Roswell
The
State Journal
Mr. Mudge
Emporia
Potales
Albuquerque
Mr. Mudes
Ives
Eumporla
Newton
Mudge
Freud
New Mexico
City of
Air Mudge
Glorieta Mountains
Topeka
Gould
Missouri Pacife
St. Paul
Iron Mountain
St. Louis
Harding
Clark
Omeiass E
Tewis
Atalanta
Waterbury
New York
Warner
Rio Grande
Santa Fe Enjoined In Colorado Springs Rail Work Clash
In Colorado Springs on October 16 the city obtained an injunction restraining the Santa Fe Railroad from proceeding with work on the Castilla street under crossing until an amicable settlement is reached. The move follows a yearlong dispute with the city over the railroad’s planned yard tracks and abutment expansion.
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Colorado Springs
Santa Fe Railroad
Castilla Street
Santa Fe
Costilla Street
Rock Island Extension Nears Completion in New Mexico
Goold & Co. deploy 40 teams and a strong force to finish the Rock Island extension into New Mexico. The line reaches Food river with a temporary bridge in place for construction trains. Officials forecast a rapid start to operating the road by January 1, 1902 as Santa Fe lines anticipate large orange and lemon shipments. General Freight Agent Chambers and Auditor White toured the western route near Albuquerque.
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Rock Island
New Mexico
Goold & Co
Food River
Santa Rosans
Santa Fe
Chambers
White
Santa Fe Lines
Albuquerque
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful To A Topeka Citizen
A Topeka resident, George Guilion, reports severe loins pain headaches and fatigue. After trying multiple remedies he used four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snow's drug store and states he was completely cured. Sold by all dealers. Price five cents per box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Topeka
Kalamazoo
Mich
Woonnocket
Dean
George Guilion
Clothes Dying and Cleaning Works
Kansas Avenue
Enya
Rowley & Snow
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Doan
Fruit traffic outlook for San Bernardino area
Officials predict a larger next season for oranges and lemons between San Bernardino Highland and Redlands. They estimate fruit shipments during peak season will average seventy five to one hundred carloads of citrus daily out of San Bernardino.
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San Bernardino
Highland
Redlands
Porto Ricans bound for Hawaii sugar fields aboard special train
El Paso Oct 15 A large party of Porto Ricans on their way to the Hawaiian islands to work in sugar plantations passed through El Paso on a Southern Pacific train. The nine tourist cars plus improvised dining and baggage car carried the travelers, with a brief engine and crew change nearby. The report notes the journey toward Hawaii and the Pacific.
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el Paso
Hawaiian Islands
Southern Pacific
G. H
Nde
Gould
Santa Fe Schedule Notes and Crew Updates
The Santa Fe issues an approximate timetable for a California tilt resumed in November with the new schedule showing departures from Topeka and connections to Los Angeles and San Diego. Many employees including GJ Lundgren and Charles Kalser are mentioned with names of departments and routine duties. several workers are noted returning from illness or layoff and maintenance work on tank cars and telegraph office operations expand to Lake View.
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Santa Fe
California Limited
California
Caise
Kanaan City
Los Angeles
San Dego
Charles Kalser
J. 2 Duvideon
Brass Foundry
Rad Veen
Arthur Tulip
Brass Corner
Henry McDade
Edward Short
Byron Marve
Harvey
Topeka Monga
Cisude Sipte
Witc
Hotermeker
David McMullen
Milton Dwelly
Inyost
Lewis Thompec
Ouvnr Giigert
Fort Madison
Ahlezander Graham
Roehrig
Tetie
Joseph Peties
Chas
Charles Davers
G. W. ‘Eell
Pondie
Mitchell
Zane
Louis Beardsleg
Jamestown
Bed Lewis
Earl Woods
Hume
E. F. Woods
Machine Shop
Julius Cerison
Apel Te
Denver
George Bartel
South
Fae Tieucle
Baral
Eseph Hornby
Stewart
Wass
Belef
Newton
Andrew Harmon
Edward Garner
Jasam HS
Tie Wife
Garner
Peter Couture
Couture
Elmer Hanter
Field Yard
Unners
Lake View
Kansas City
B. Johnson, & Relper
Samuel Thompson
Ife
Water Service
Mes
Chicago
Pat Donovan
Wit Conry
Somdae
Calman
Chiraso & Northwestern
Santa Po
Poluinus
Willem Krieger
Topeka
Brekersen
Tron
John
William Crawford
W. H Headley
Lon Stone
Warren Betts
la Janta
Sante Fe Boi
Betts
Stone
John Silkeld
la Junta
Farebane
Loco
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Lewis
EG. DeWitt & Co
Wood
Hay
Kaczynski
Jackson
Kansas
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Grand Canyon Road
Raton
N. M
Fanty Fe Pacific
First Chase Comedie
Leousin
Ali
Rome
Mr. Klingaman
Smith
Green Mountain
Evangelist Howard
Preacher
Coal
Albert Parker
Railroad News
Kansas Ave
Hawaii
Pacific
GJ. Lundgren
Hearick Carriage Co
Southwestern Fuel CO
MT. Carmel Coal Co.s Coal
GEO. M. Noble & CO
Demgg
Topeka, Kansas
Jackson St
First National Bank
State of
Shawnee County
Hawtey
Cashier
W. H. Rossington
Bowman
Asst
A. A. Robin
Rossington
Wm. Sime
J Lantry
J. Devlin
W. A. Stephans
C. E. Hawley
Tim Attendanos
Spd
Henry Derty
Sewaa
Gulag
Dette
Atlante
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