Marriage Mix Up Ends In Mutter’s Rampage In Mantiester
In Mantiester on October 1 a reported intramarital mix up prompted a mother to go into a violent frenzy after learning her daughter Charis Hulwey aged about two and Mine Dulia aged three were the claimed brides in a marriage to Raisey. The mother threatened self harm and a police struggle followed before officers captured her. the groom and bride whereabouts remained unknown.
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Giri
Mantiester
Charis Hulwey
Mine Duila
Ce ‘Harisod
Lamieec
Young Raisey Caye
Mins Harland Wepe
Tvenai
Imarry
al Hur
Evers
Formal Purchase at Santa Fe Annual Meeting
At the Santa Fe stockholders meeting in this city on December the board plans finalizing acquisitions of branch lines and auxiliary companies. Several already leased lines will be purchased and multiple new companies absorbed, reducing clerical work and easing accounting. Named entities include the Denver and Santa Fe Railway, Pueblo and Arkansas Valley Railroad, Wichita and Western Railway, and others across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Stockhelders
Unes
Santa Fe Company
Denver and Santa Fe Railway Company
Puello and Arkansas Valley Railroad Company
Wichita and Western Railway Company
Burlingame and Northwestern Tabway Company
Kansas, Oklabora Central and Southwestern Railway Company
Kanear and Southeastern Railroad Company
Blackwell and Southern Railway Company
Hutchinein and Southern Railway Company
Santa Rita Railroad Company
Hanover Railroad Company
Silver City and Northern Railroad Company
Chicago, Santa Fe and
Californ Railway Company
Sibley Bridge Company
Missieipp River
Atchiaun, Topeka and
Ta Fe Railroad Company
Chicago
St. Joseph
Valley Road Progress on San Francisco and San Joaquin Line
San Francisco October 20 progress on the San Francisco and San Joaquin railway advances toward an early completion. By January 1 the line will reach San Francisco with no delays reported by management. Embankments dredging and tunnel work near Antioch Point Richmond and Martinez proceed, a ferry test is planned and vehicles will soon traverse the overland route via the Southern Pacific tracks.
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San Francisco
San Joaquin
Here
Stockton
Exsinver
W. B. Storey
Efett
Southern Pacific
Betwen
Cornwall
Anthech
Antioch
Point Iehmond
Alameda
Multe
Martinez
Orossing
Abe Alhambra
Belog Butte
Office Abolished in Wellington Civil Engineer Post
Wellington October 20 An order from Santa Fe abolishes the civil engineer position for the division to take effect November 1 The move affects several families and follows Santa Fe's decision to establish general division headquarters at Wellington The division engineers were deemed unnecessary as existing staff could handle the work
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Santa Fe
Wellington
Purdon
Wivisies
Bretanis
Wilcemnove
Poneka
Philadelphia committee reshapes major syndicate plans
Crude OCR reveals a Philadelphia committee reorganizing for a large shareholding syndicate. The draft outlines new terms for the merged groups and notes shifts in control, with Stilwell cited as a key figure amid reorganizational activity.
Chicago widow seeks Burlington relief amid railroad dispute
A Chicago widow petitions for an injunction to stop the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company from continuing to operate the Burlington line until payment of alleged death benefits and compensation is resolved. The filing requests relief from a receiver and cites the Burlington Voluntary relief matter in Chicago dated October 3.
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Chicago
Burlington Relief Department
Chickwourineton and Quincy Rallroad Company
Burington
Relief Department Probe Reveals Employee Death Benefit Dispute
A petition alleges the company under the relief society ruler and a tapiber receives a death benefit of £00 while claiming the job is nominally voluntary. The case seeks a receiver to oversee Greeniaation affairs and the trust’s operations under a legal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonante
Relief Society
Patise
Tawa
Mysterious Letter Confounds Inland Officials
A perplexing communication arrives from Rock Inland jumbling dates and names. The letter, read repeatedly and sent to Chicago officials, hints at a coded message tied to a map of Great Rock and hints at action by a certain Tromp. The fiasco fuels consternation as authorities seek meaning.
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Rock Inland
W. Knope Deany
Ols
Great Rock Ray Ras
Civedga
Papur
Santa Fe Purchase Secures Hutchinson Line in Kansas
The Santa Fe railroad has acquired the Hutchinson and Southern line, a 148 mile route from Hutchinson to Powell through southern Kansas and Oklahoma. Price not disclosed. stock valued and a district court suit pending by Cincinnati interests alleging fraud in management. The line would be operated from Wellington under Santa Fe control.
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Hutchinson
Hutchinson and Southern Railroad
Santa Fe
Powell
Kansas
Oklahoma
K. Tipley
The
Hutchinsimi
HR. N. Archer
Charles Darin
Alex Duckworth
B. Mathews
Herman Tepan
Ales Clark
Cincmnati
Ank Ing Tor
Wellington
Widow of Conductor Atwood Refuses $21,000 Settlement
Kansas City dispatch reports Mrs Leena A Atwood, widow of Conductor Atwood killed in the big Rock Island Union Pacific wreck, refuses a $21,000 federal settlement placed in the National Bank of Commerce vaults. The amount sits in clerk of court deposits as she has not called for it and it cannot be paid to anyone else. This is the first such case in the federal court and may remain until she instructs otherwise.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
United States Court
Hockeyland
Leena A. Atwood
Atwood
Linwood
Raw
Ste
Mde
Union Pacific Land Company to Act on Russell County Lands
Officials of the Union Pacific Land Company announce plans to begin action soon to settle certain lands in Russell County. The lands were formerly part of Union Pacific Railway property and were placed in receivership. County funds partially purchased railway lands and portions later fell to private ownership. County commissioners reach a compromise.
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U. F
Russell County
Russell
Union Pacfic Land Company
Union Pacific Railway
Handis
Topeka Public Opinion on Kidney Treatment Endorsed
A reader in Topeka prints a testimonial praising Deans Kidney Pills from C Olney of Kansas Avenue. The advertisement claims the product cured long running kidney pain and backache after other remedies failed, urging purchase through local and national suppliers.
County to test sale of land in railroad receivers case
The county will sue to determine if land should be sold for taxes while in receivers’ hands as private holders seek 15 percent fees. Union Pacific representatives burned a ground from town to Saline river area in a Sunday fire destroying rangeland and feed. many rallied to stop the blaze and expect the railroad to settle damages.
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Tn Ait Tnt Intereet
Biihheersin Pare
aegTementatives
Union Pactic Railway
Saline
Lucas
Wolf Creek
Tite
Fim
Pueblo Indians Work on Mountain Line for Rail Project
About fifty Pueblo Indians were hired this morning on the White Ganks mountain line project. The company employs nearly 200 laborers, preferring them to Mexicans, with Eddy noting a possible 500 workers if available. The goal is completion by year’s start, though mountain-wide terrain challenges hinder use of teams. The El Paso Herald also reports on White Oaks road plans to house box carriers for new sanitation measures at Fort Stanton, with Capitan overnight accommodations to serve late arrivals.
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Eddy
el Paso Herald
White Oaks
Capttan
Fort Staston
Capitan
Fort Stanton
Hunting Party Heads to Colorado for Mountaineering Pursuit
Paul Morton second vice president of Santa Fe travels via private car with T. B. Shantz president of the Tinots, Todi ana and lows railroad and J. F. Harris Chicago grain dealer. They plan time in the mountains for hunting before reaching Colorado. Frisco to begin line southwest from Hinckwell toward Chicago Rock Island Pacific line. plans incomplete. B & M seeks fifty workers near Dawson at $1.50 daily. local labor scarce as men seek work. Five East Atchison men planned to depart but backed out before train time.
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Paul Morton
The
Santa Fe
T. B. Shantz
Tinots, Todiana and Lows Railroad
J. F. Harris
Chicago
Topeka
B. & M. Company
Dawson
Atchison
Bnt
Atchison Globe
Railroad Locals Describe Erratic Engine Crew Actions
Fragments recount engineer William Hott and fireman Brenk Galette at Wellington bound for Chicago with trains and trips, a broken engine, and discussions of locomotive men’s activities. Names like George Shvemah James Johnson Hoy and Tibbits appear in a garbled report from the round house and union crowd.
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Wm. Hott
Gireman Brenk Galette
Bate Fanta
Welling- Walmnine
Lawrence
Pwiteh Seta Philiine
Round House
Seipee Fe Foway
Tally
Chicago
Geo, Shvemah
James Johnson
Thom
Ane Boye
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Fini Nce
Wesarees
Firefighting and rail crews update from Goodland station
Firemen A Stephenson and T Wilson are at the slok tn. Jett Powern will go to Denver this week for a few days. Conductor Wickersham moved his family from Denver. Mrs. Edwards and children returned from northwestern Nebraska. Peed Stralley, 9 round house man, is laid up with a bruised foot from a pit fall. Hartman moved his family to Goodland resident at the Depot. Edwards of Rock Island in Topeka is the new day operator. Joe Berry and L KK Foster brought the 463 down from the Denver run for repairs. Theodore Kiibs went to Moberly Mo with family to make Goodland their home. Tom Edwards is back after duties on another line. Mike Stanton recovered from illness and returned to work. Sam Class Was on engine J O Evans until recently a disruptor here, now moved to Morton with family. Special Train Service for reception of Twentieth Kansas at Topeka on November. Union Pacific operates a special from Saline to Topeka leaving Salina 4 0 0 m and arriving Topeka 4 40 a m. Return from Topeka leaves at 11 p m.
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A. Stephenson
T.wilson
Slok
Jett Powern
Denver
Wickersham
A. Edwards
Viste
Nebraska
Peed Stralley
Round House
Hartman
Goodjams
Edwards
Rock Island
Topeka
Goodland
Joe Berry
L. KK
Foster
Theodore Kiibs
Moberly
Tom Edwards
Tovight
Guno’e Tur
Mike Stanton
Pueblo
Sam Class
J. O Evans
Morton
Ace
Fire destroys Portsmouth suburb. town lacks a fire department
A Portsmouth suburb three miles east of Columbus suffered extensive losses as a fire began in the Portsmouth Heel company shed and spread to the Standard Shoe plant. Homes and a saloon owned by Pat Conley were destroyed. no local fire protection existed and Columbus engines arrived too late. Loss estimated at 25,000 dollars with half insured.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State Journal
Portsmouth
New Hostop
Portsmouth Heel Company
Standard Shos Company
Pat Conley
Chiel
Knights and Ladies of Security Respond to Criticism
Hon. David Overmyer for the Knights and Ladies of Security refutes claims by Mr. Baine that national officers seek perpetual office. The statement cites constitutional terms on four year terms and condemns proposed investigations as harassment by malcontents tied to a broader plot to damage the order’s reputation.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Overmeyer
David Overmyer
Thos H. Baine
Baing
Insurance Department
Topeka
TIRE
National Counell
First train reaches Omaha and Fort Dodge railway
The first train on the new Omaha and Fort Dodge railway entered Council Bluffs last night. Illinois Central Vice President J F Wallace led the injection tour from Denis to Fort Dodge, with five miles of track remaining near Wall Lake. Regular freight service may start next month and passenger service could begin January 1.
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Council Iuffs
Omaha and
Fort Dodge
Big City
J. F. Wallace
Illinois Central
Denis
Wall Lake
Fatal Street Fight in Indiana Town Among Tennessee Colony
In North Salem Indiana on October 20 a deadly street fight broke out between Tennessee colonists and local residents. One man died and another was fatally wounded with over twenty-five shots fired. Willam Mackey, a Tennesseean, reports the incident while Willam Ragan of North Salem faces likely death. The proprietor fled behind the counter to arm himself and quell the disturbance as chaos spread through the street. The Tennessee group swears revenge, and locals arm themselves as authorities seek order.
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Indiana
North Salem
Ind
Talarge Tauiriel
William Mackey
Willam Ragan
Ragan
Ralls Will Stay Amid Foreclosure and New Company Plans
Edward Wilder guides kept lines as foreclosure action progresses. A new company forms to operate the Linvenwor Line and Leavenworth Topeka route with transfers of property to be arranged within two weeks. Board concerns over continued operation hint at future moves to avoid losses amid railroad asset realignments.
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Edward Wilder
Leavenworth
Topeka
Uushwestern Trilront
Bale
AnnouUnooh
Gts
Wells
Incoroet Ng Sanus
Elon Pnatiie
Cute
Linvenwor
Nth
Hott Jounely
Stnta Me
Anton Prete
Tetsot
Fry
Shunck
Eag
Thun
Railroad Bosdhot
Miners Strike Fails at Milnenville Mill
Milnenville October 20 The Hungarian workers at Van Wickly's colliery ended a strike after failing to secure the return of an allegedly removed union worker. About five hundred miners were idle as the walkout collapsed.
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Hnxetter
van Wickly
Milnenville
Rimes WO & Pidce
Digestive Aid Promotes Purely Vegetable Liver Health
A garbled ad fragment touts a purely vegetable remedy to regulate the liver and digestive organs. It claims to cure various ailments including indigestion, fever, constipation, and hemorrhoids, mentioning terms like digestion, bile, kidneys, and April dates, but the text is unclear and repetitive.
Otis Casualty List Reports War Losses and Died
Washington reports General Otis lists casualties from the war including several killed and wounded on October 22 23 and a series of deaths since the last report across multiple infantry units with various causes such as epilepsy drowning pneumonitis and dysentery. Names include George Mitchell Ernest Knowles and James Hart along with units Twenty first infantry Sixth infantry and others.
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Washington
War Department
Otis
Tug Oceania
Chico
Amaee Elliott
Ernest Knowles
George Smith
EB. Pauker
Edgar A. Keney
John L. Hand
M. Fourth Cavalry
Pseumonht
James Hart
Yorktown
Michael Darry
Robert Jr
Smith
Twelfth Infantry
Sraemia
Charles H. Slater
Frank Gravelly
Twenty-seventh
Dygentery
Edward Harris
Sith
Charles Skioner
Dysenthry
Alexander M. Cilrose
Robert M. Dichwine
Edward S. Bruce
Heavy Forgeries A Pittsburg Man Arrested
C H I C A G O Oct 0 C V Orvis a prominent citizen of Pittsburg Pa was arrested in Chicago after entering a Wabash train expecting to go to Detroit He is charged with forgery by Washington Pa authorities The warrants allege forgery yielded up to 90000 and that The Wine National Bank of Washington Pa suffered the heaviest loss The signature of KE L Parker Co bankers Baltimore Md was applied to notes allegedly counted by the Washington bank.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
V. Orvis
Detroit
Washington
Templeton
Wine National Bank of Washington
KE. L. Parker & Co
Baltimars
Washington Bank
Jeffries Predicts Victory in Five Day Sharkey Battle
In New York on October 30 James J. Jeffries declares he is in prime form to meet Jack Sharkey for the world heavyweight title, saying his improved science and familiarity with Sharkey give him confidence. He notes ticket demand is huge and seats are selling briskly as bettors show restraint ahead of the bout.
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Jeffries-Sharkey
New York
James J. Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Sharkey
San Franciscn
Pittshampens
Torskey
Hia
Seate
San Francisco
Jefferies
Out of Alaska River Navigability Declines in Frigid Waters
Seattle report notes river navigation suspended due to arson and interoceanic hazards. Freight boats from Alaska report 100 medical crew, river currents block steamers from reaching White Horse and Dawson. Ships Dawson and Clara face delays. events shift toward safer routes and theater plans for next Monday.
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Seattle
Wash
Atlin
Copper Tiver
Tyne Gunn
Sundus
Mhruguay
Joseph Clasnett
Clara
Anglineft Dawson
White Horne
Nowtree
Magician Dies After Stage Gun Accident in New York
New York on October 30: stage magician Hazel dies in Bellevue Hospital from bullet wounds inflicted by assistant Frankenya during a magic act at Rest olde hall Saturday night. The misfire involved a percussion musket loaded with two calibre bullets and a dumbrashet misfire as powder exploded.
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New York
Ateneel Habel
Bellevar Hospital
Frankenya
Fred
Bellevue
Hazel
Benya
Tmatal
Joy
Hatal
Bena
Atm
Sonya Poe
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BACON
Railroad News
Valley Road Progress
Pittsburg & Gulf
Alten Syndicate
Ian
Sphleh Eige
Seach
Orms
Shareneliers
Olphe
Rompen
Éocpesitiod Teabuecs
Alata Dinirirman
Phi Selphia Ramumitece
Nile
Mater Onis
Minas
Eddei
Sebastian Esa
Banta FE
C. Olney
Kansas Avenue
Uptown
Santa Feral Road
Hidney
Dean
Rowley & Snow's
Wester-Milburn Co
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
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ORDER
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Omaha & Fort Dodge Railway
RALLS
Ett
Maggie Vp
Ahs
Weomach
Amall
Stampa
Kanasa Avenue
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Chicago Medical Institute
KAS
Otis’ Casualty List
Alaska
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Crawford Theater
Ionite National Hotel
Burdock
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