Kansas appoints two bank examiners for state
The U S Comptroller of the Currency names Elmer E Ames of Norton and James T Bradley of Sedan as Kansas bank examiners replacing resigning Charied S Jobes. The move, long discussed, adds two examiners to oversee state banks, with Ames to Norton and Bradley to Sedan amid political maneuvering and prior recommendations.
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James T. Bradley and
Elmer E. Ames
Washington
Get
Norton
Kas
James T Bradley
Sedan
East
Anus
Bradley
Karieas
Wratle
Kanes City
Daywen
Kareas
Ames
Burton
Iniluynone
Jim
Hlinets
Kangus
Fidgelyte
James Bradley Iy
State Bank
Elmer Amex
J. C. Brown
Brown
Scott's Emulsion Promises Stronger Appetite and Flesh
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to improve food taste and strengthen a weak stomach. It claims the product builds solid flesh rather than flabbiness and urges thin individuals to begin regular doses. Printed by Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott
Bank Examiners Fees and Territorial Split Discussed
Fragmentary notes show an unresolved dispute over banking examiners fees estimated at about $7,000 annually. Mentions potential resignations from the penitentiary board and a later-determined division of territory between Atees and Brealey.
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Worke
Bisoud
Ames
Ares
Atees
Brealey
United States Veterans Meet at Chicago encampment opening
The sixteenth annual encampment of the Talon Veterans Union opened informally in Chicago with public addresses. Speakers included Gen Devenforth Senator Mason and former Comptroller Dawers. City Attorney Taylor welcomed delegates for Mayor Harrison as the Woman's Veteran Relief Union plans its annual meeting during the encampment.
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Siztoesth
Chicago
Chago
The
Talon Veterans Union
Gen | Devenforth
Mason
Currency Dawers
Pues
Feety
McAndrews
Mant
Boutell
Taylor
Crowe Sends New Letter From Omaha Threatening Surrender
Pat Crowe writes to the Olive chief from Omaha claiming he is within three miles of the city and will not surrender unless his bond is capped at 500 dollars. A brother and sister identify the handwriting as the kidnapper and suspect the brother is nearby Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Pat Crowe
Olive
Omahba
Pat
Dean Low Thrown Out At Kansas City Horse Show
Dean Low of Topeka rode the mare M. Rules in the open stakes event when a wheel failed on the last turn causing Low to be thrown. The horse jumped the rail and trotted away before being recaptured. A road wagon was wrecked and the mare suffered minor injuries but no permanent harm to anyone was reported.
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Dean Low
Kansas City
W. A
Dean Ro Low
Topeka
Mr. Low
Emmett Wood
Alioe
John Parkinson
Water Service
Joseph Reyer
Lo Gue
Charles J. Cherry
Leopmiton
Frank James
Harton
Darwin
John Butefich Fins
Binckensiih
Xarda
Tyieipers
Emmett Whipple
Whipple
C. Peterson
Joen
J.P. Lindsay
Santa Ve
Charles Ruttier
Amit Delper
Shopa
Hurner
Hoyt
Ralph McNeill
Machine Pee
Masiath
Willian Hays
Breckemith
Snlfta
Thomas Checkwield
William Smith
Albinuernve
Molling
Frise
Lekneay
Tie
E. O. van Beek
Aneunt Steidell
Schedy
Wick
Edward Hdwards
Mort Mavi
L Biseon
Edward
Joseph Cramer
Chinite
Ls . Com
Bolfern
John Gunther
Marine
Thomas
Rankin
D. A
Bat’ Rey
Dinter
Lain
Binckemith
Lipton Will Wait for America’s Cup Challenger
New York October 23 Sir Thomas Lipton denies plans to enter a new challenger for the America's Cup next year. He says he will not seek a monopoly on the challenge and will wait to see if any Briare Sportenen entrants appear. Lipton will keep Shamrock in port over the summer and race against any boat willing to meet her.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Thomas As
Thomas
Railroad News Outlook for Kansas Wheat and Colorado Sugar Beet
Kansas enjoys a large winter wheat acreage and strong crops aiding the state economy while Colorado’s sugar beet industry flourishes, with the American Sugar company’s Rocky Fork plant worth nearly 7 million dollars. Beets yield high saccharine content and pay farmers substantial sums, signaling reclamation success in the Arkansas valley. Paul Morton notes growing U S and Orient trade, predicting large future freight volumes for Santa Fe, with renewed ties to the Oriental trade after a token new contract. Business across the West shows robust activity and broad recovery, sustaining rail and shipping demand into next year.
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Paul Morton
Santa Fe
Kansas
Hitero
Prowers
Arkansas Valley
Congress
Tifaney
Alfaifa
Ford
Colorado
Iowa
Wisconsin
New York
Great Britain
United States
Orient
The
Staumship
Emporia Normals Beat Emporia College In Local Clash
Emporia Kansas October 22 State Nott football team defeated Emporia college at Mit way park by 11 to 0. Williams and Roach starred for the normals while college players were hampered by injuries. Normal players outgained the college party and the town celebrated with loud marching and roving around Main Street. Time of halves was 3 minutes.
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Emporia
Kan
Nott
Emporia College
Mitway Park
Birh
Collegians
Williams
C. BL
Withite
Normala
Banks
Topeka
Coleman
Lawrence
Orient Line to Start Between Wichita and Harper
Wichita Oct 22 Mr W P Robinson Jr vice president of the construction firm grading the Orient railway says work on the Wichita to Harper Kansas line will begin before December 1. The grade aims for near level and the river to Ninmescash section is lighter than the heavier work from the river to Harper. Entry may use Missouri Pacific tracks or a street and tracks of its own with multiple sites surveyed for the route.
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Wichita
Kus
W. P. Robinson, Jr
Orient Railway
Tne
Harper
Kas
Bete
Ninmescash
Harps
Friends’ University
Jt le
Orient Line Progress Near Wichita Rail Run
A large force works on the Orient line between Anthony and Harper with ties and bridge material stockpiled at Anthony. Bridges south of Anthony nearly finished and trains may run by winter with Orient trains soon in and out of Wichita after Harper line completion.
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Orient
Anthony
Harper
Robinson
Wichita
Three Hours' Reduction in California Service Timetable
Northwestern U P and 8 P M inaugurate new time schedule effective Sunday November 3. Overland Limited departs Chicago at 8 p m instead of 6 30 p m, arrives San Francisco 7 15 p m instead of 6 55 p m, cutting travel by over three hours. Pacific Express departs 10 a m daily arriving 4 15 p m. California Express departs 11 30 p m arriving 1 15 p m. New arrangement promises three daily through trains with sleeping car service between Chicago and San Francisco.
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Chicago
California
Chicago Northwestern
Unston Pacffc
Southern Pacifc
Une
Overland Lmited Willeave
San Francisco
Pacific Express
California Express
Lme Acros
Santa Fe Central to Build Rail Line to Santa Fe
Rumored Santa Fe Central plans a 116.6 mile line from Santa Fe to Antonio linking with Denver Rio Grande and exploiting coal fields. Aimed to avoid track through canyon, the route may pass Glorieta Santa Fe and Pena Blanca with roundhouses in Santa Fe and Albuquerque followers watching closely for a suitable route and financing.
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Brort Worth
Sapien Peicenead
Depokitn
Busta Beati
Fone
Agin
Santa Fe
Central
Fintunon
Girdies
Popeka
Ronelis Canyon
Banta Pe
Sante Pe
Hroud
Nasurepoe
Glorieta
Pena Blane
Pullman Management Reshuffles Divisions and Appointments
New Pullman management creates four operating divisions redefining oversight. Gareion Garacion promoted to general manager of the operating department, replacing C A Garoglou who becomes head of the four-division system. Northeastern Northwestern Southeastern Southwestern divisions named with assigned superintendents and headquarters in Chicago New York Philadelphia St Louis and other locales.
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Pailin Company
Wicked
Gearee F
Gener Sane
Gareion
I Wumah
C. A
Garacion
Prevent
Oblenuo
Atiade
New York
Eastern
St. Paulan Pacific
Ieeast
Northwestern
Ft. Wagner
Chircaed
J. 8
Merrill
Suipecipiae
Voit
New S
Southeastern
James Martin
Philadelaia
D. HM. Martyn
C. A. Garoglou
Bethany 17 Manhattans win at football in Kansas
Bethany college of Lindsborg defeated K S A C 17 to 0 at Athletic Park in Manhattan Kansas drawing about 3200 spectators. The Sworles broke the K S A C line with repeated gains led by the Peterson brothers while a special train of Bethany supporters arrived. Separate notes on New York apple buyers visiting Geary county and a freight car shortage tied to the wider rail traffic picture.
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Lindsborg
Manhattan
Kan
Athletic Park
Kursus State Agricultural College
Bethany College
Bethany
Peterson Brothers
Geary County
New York
Kansas
Geary
Cutter & Son
Tru Ling Association
Railroad workers report from Topeka and Wellington notes
ATopeka Wellington field report lists committee sessions on train rules car service safety appliances nominations and standard dimensions. many railroad staff shifts and personnel moves noted including foremen machinists blacksmiths and tour inspections with new locomotives and repairs in progress.
Kidney Trouble Prompts Swamp Root Remedy Ad
A large advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It cites testimonials, offers sample bottles for free by mail, and urges readers with even mild symptoms to try the remedy, highlighting its supposed health benefits and historical efficacy.
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Klimer
Bright
Kilmer
Hermemader
Binghamton
Robert Berner
DY Kilmer & Co
Topeka Daily State
State Journal
Local notes on officials and meetings in Topeka area
A jumble of short items records that H. Hommedies, general superintendent of the Siiomenn Central, plans a Las Vegas health trip. James Thompson, father of George Thompson, visits Topeka from Albuquerque. rail workers and lodge activities at Pythias Hall. Pitkin returns to manage the Harvey House. a Railway and Eastoretion Review number is issued in Joliet. various travels and civic notices accompany small business and school references in the Topeka region.
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EL Ogston
Ind Ranta Fela
Chicago
Topuka
Edward Devitt
Sour Shop
Albert Sandifer
John Tasacem
Isip
N. A. Black
Pestit
Seba
Gromack
Uals
Usunl
Georg Findlay
Toree
Trent Ilia Place
Henry Scott
Haba
Turaday
Morte
Machialut
Rank Wilcox
Puorii Sh
Cane Throne
Peel
Batue County
Bat
Las Veena
N. M
James Thompson
George Thompson
Albuquerque
Kansas City
Pythiae Lodge
Alinnar Punta
Whitch
HH Pitkin
Tocal Harvey
Pate Haven
Pitkin
Railway and Eastoretion
Lvve
Santa Fe
Lovetree
Joliet
Wright Toad
Minnin
J. M. Meade
Santa Pa
Wayamo
New Forthrmond
Putiuto
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B.C. DeWitt & Co
Oicago
Southwestern Fuel CO
MT. Carmel Coal Co.s Coal
Kansas Ave
Jobes
J. T. Bradley
Ealy
Scott & Bowne
P. Crowe
Lipton
Railroad News
L Orient Line
U. P
Santa FE Central
Hock Island
Pullman
Wellington
M. D. Sorey
Arkim
Sas City
T. A. Went
Richard Wilson
Bia
J. D. M. Hamilton
Munn
New
Rhode Islands
John Deegan
New York City
Dean Sirs
Tessie
Cleburne
Tex
I. Careany
Bee
Otto
P. Menninger
M. D
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
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