Prominent Doctors Parade to Hot Springs New Mexico
Santa Fe Railway promotes Las Vegas Hot Springs as a cure for consumption by inviting leading physicians from Ohio Illinois and Missouri. The October excursion offers free travel in Pullman cars and three days at the Montezuma Hotel with a tailored itinerary and deluxe amenities to showcase the climate and healing value of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Seagraves
N. M
Santa Fe Foud
New Mexico
Ohio
Filinotis
Missouri
Kbow
Pepit
Santa Fe
Montextima
Mr. Sea- Fraves
Sesson
Axtec
Las Vegas
Yeill
Chileigo
Sunita
Chanute Library Gets Support From Santa Fe Aid
Charles Gleed works for Chanute Library by seeking Kansas literature donations and railroad support. Attorney Brewster solicits gifts from Crane & Co. and others in Topeka. Gleed aims to secure Santa Fe involvement to enhance the city library efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 5
Gleed
Chanute Library
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Brewster
Te- Pekan
Kansas
Chas & State University
Crane & Co
Topeka
Santa Fe Company
We. Fe
BARES SCHEME OFFERS Cheaper Accident Insurance Plan
J M Bares, first vice president and treasurer of the onboard Aline, outlines arrangements for accident insurance at reduced rates for employees. From October 1 1901 Aetna Life Insurance Company of Hartford Conn gains exclusive right to sell accident insurance to employees, with payroll deductions limited to the named company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Barr
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Harford
Conn
Wichita Rail Depot Plans Include Enlarged Freight and Passenger Halls
The Wichita debates expansion to ease crowding at the freight house and station. Proposals include remodeling the depot, moving the ticket office to center, creating a whitening room, and basing an underground engine installation while tracks remain in place. Plans are being studied by Mr. Tice with work likely to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tice
Femov
Harvey News
Santa Fe to Sell Twenty Six Engines Reported Ready
The Newton Kansas Republican says Santa Fe has authority for selling twenty six engines believed ready for shipping. A Chicago firm appears to be negotiating the contract. Most engines are small by today’s standards, though twenty years ago many began service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kansas
Santa Fe
Chicago
Gould Praises Wichita and Rail Plan
George Gould praised Wichita during a recent interview describing the city as ideal for business and living. In Omaha Oct. 16 executive officers and department heads from railway and navigation companies gathered with Chicago and North Western representatives to discuss winter schedules, unify arrangements, and review passenger traffic and train service. Gould and Missouri Pacific General Manager Russel Harding arrived for the discussions, with about thirty officials present.
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Utan
Kin ‘Hailway and
Navagatine Company
Weay Ahik G
Oregon
Start Linn
Nturriman
Toegether
Chicago & Northkwratert
Gugree Gould
Manger Russel Harding
Miscouri Pacffe
Transcontinental Train meeting and rail initatives outlined
A Southern Pacific gathering in Balt Lake discusses traffic operating costs and a proposed trans continental clocking a day reduction between Chicago and San Francisco. Electric streetcar system plans and a new hotel rebuild in Denver feature among reports. Seligman Hotel work begins with a two story design housing offices and rooms. annual convention of the American Association of Passengers and Treasurers convenes in Asheboro NC with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormada
Nel
Burt
Ceneral
Stubbe
Air Tike
Union Pacific
Balt Lake
Harceima
Southern Pacifc Railway
Traffc
Trans
Chicago
San Francisco
Railroad Workers Move Through Hectic Week
The piece details shifts in the railroad shops with many workers such as Wilbur Palmer, Modie, and James Kearney involved in varied duties. It notes absences and returns, equipment changes, inspections, and a plan to erect a new turning engine while outlining personnel movements across the Holler and nearby divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Palmer
Modie
Pettit
Cab
Accade Sae
Bradshaw
Zachine
Johnnon
Angers
Ee Eriday
Chign
James Kearney
Albuquerque
Tony
James Mott
Frank Sundmeyer
Bolletting Department
Charles Sheets
Fillian Swalwell
The
Water Service
Canadas
Mrs. Swalwell
Ea NS Sleben
Whey
Bilty
Eben Saya
Fred Jenner
Jenisane
Charlesberg
Bork
Join Welter
Strick
Seray
Miller
Fred
Cassenee
Fupeks
St Joseph
Elk
Amlantine
M. Greene
Closeer
New York
Lau Certs
Eneineer Gomme
Southern Kansas
Banta Pv
Claline
John Player
Chickao
Ralph McNeill
Elmer, Miter
Nouth
Ome
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Elin George Stinson
Aurora
Tle
Mra Stimon
New Cambrin
William Kettler
Holler Shop
Keiller
Oakland
Calle
Dunillae
Henhip
San Francisco
Duke of Alba Dies in New York Clubhouse
New York reports the death of the Duke of Alba at Holland House after a heart failure on Tuesday afternoon. He arrived September 21 as guest of Sir Thomas Tayton to witness the international yacht race and later fell ill with influenza. He was revered as a Spanish grande and social leader, owning vast estates. The duke resided largely in London and Newport, with a long record as a society figure and yacht race spectator since 1853.
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New York
Alba
Spain
Holland House
Thomas Tayton
Duke of Alba
Alva
Madrid
London
Newport
Topeka man Milto n F Reitz sails to South America
Milton F. Reitz of Topeka, in the assay and mining business in Silver City New Mexico, is visiting en route to South America to inspect anamin e property in Central America owned by an eastern syndicate. He sails from New Orleans on October 25. George Lathrop dies after pneumonia and typhoid in Wichita as mourners gather in Ottawa.
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New York
East
Shortie
W. W. Saunders
Josey Reignt
Toren
Tories
Comstoe
Hern
Goen
Minkon
Pecos Valley
Mexico
Charter Swannon
Foresian
Ea Janie
California
Trate Tutela
Milton F. Reitz
Topeka
Silver City
N. M
South America
Mr. Reitz
New Orleans
George Lathrop
Ottawa
George TD. Lathrop
Mr. Lathrop
Pensions For Kansans Hope and Hurdles Named
A list of pension recipients from Kansas towns includes Newell Thurston and Elvira Hargrave among others. Amounts range from 3 to 30 dollars with entries for Lebanon Emporia Topeka Council Grove and Hoxie and Newton. The record notes several names tied to towns and states and hints at a broader war era context.
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Newell
Thurston
Hope
John. Bunker
Lebanon
George Capp
Atohi- Son
Edward Hudson
Newton
Spain
Wm. Cloud
Emporia
Jesse
Bouse
Birmingham
Leonidas Porson
Glen Hater
John Bogarur
Ottumwa
Elvira Hargrave
Topeka
Julae Jan Johnston
Council Grove
Serada Turner
Hoxie
Mary Horton
Oakewood
Sale of Eskridge Tribune changes hands to Alma firm
Elkridge Tribune, a weekly edited in Elkridge, was sold to a firm consisting of F A Senan, Chester, and WM Hartman of Alma, Kansas, and will be moved to Alma today. The transfer leaves Erlanige without a Republican paper and the new publication will be the Wabaunsee County Tribune.
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Eskridge Tribune
Eakrider
Elkridge Tribune
County bond proposal in Sherman County faces tax default issue
Dr M R Galen of Kensington proposes to bar all county bonds in Sherman County unless the county relieves defaulted interest on taxes. The plan targets 18 square miles of land with a potential shift to a sheep ranch and outlines the county’s taxpayer burden and new land use.
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Gowltland
M. R Galen
Kensington
Sherman County
Dr. Golden
Farmer near Farmington holds out for seven cents a bushel
Atchison October 1 D C Hall reports a local farmer near Farmington intends to sell his 50 000 bushels of corn at seven cents per bushel. He says he will not unload unless the price reaches that figure, explaining the crop was bought two years ago and current market conditions.
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Atchison
D. C. Hall
Farmington
For Female Complaints See Aiming From an Intire State
A terse dispatch notes complaints by women and a noted focus extending across the state. Authorities reference evolving attitudes and public concerns, prompting debate on remedies and policy responses. Local officials promise further inquiries and guidance.
Bread Flour and The Story of Loaf for Home Kitchens
Conducted by Lida Ames Willis in Chicago discusses bread flour quality its nutrition and the need for good flour in home baking. The piece contrasts wheat varieties red and white and stresses milling skill clean grain and careful mixing to yield nutritious loafs for temperate climates.
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Lida Ames Willis
Mariquette
Chicago
Hanning Co
Azid
Russia
United States
Maine
Heart Disease Link to Digestive Trouble Cited
An article links heart troubles in Americans to digestive issues and nervous system causes. It promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe aid, hints at cures, lists a price and mail order, and includes digestive tips and bread preparation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Mort Drug
A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mi
Proper Methods For Bread Making And Preserves From A Home Cookbook
Instructions describe yeast fermentation and sponge mixing for light bread with warm moisture, kneading for even gluten development, and baking in separate pans. Also included are steps for Concord grape jam and preserved crab apples with careful peeling and gentle simmering to maintain texture and sweetness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falatnu
Erie
Wartime Apple Preserve Recipe From Old Editorial Note
Fragmented OCR tea uses steps for a spiced apple preserve with jars and syrup. It mentions mixing ground cloves ENO domarmon and woven spices, packing apples in jars, heating syrup, pouring back and forth eight days, then boiling down the syrup to cover fruit. References Geo W Blansfield and Gr avenue appear.
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Geo
W. Blansfield
Gr Avenue
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