Global Telegrams Mixed With War News
Berlin dispatch reports William inviting Prince Chis to witness an autumn cenuey price rise. Guthrie notes a No 1 wheat shipment from Kay county Oklahoma halted by Texas parties. Crews shot in an Okla conflict over cattle. British and European wires cite famine, typhus, hunger in India. Copenhagen says Paris rejects dispatch, fearing an outlet. Berlin notes Gabin exporters urged to protest United policy.
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Berlin
Lokal Anariger
Dantze
Simperor
William Tas
Prince Chis
Guthrie
Sherasie
Baris Fe St
Kay County
Texas
Kimble Neilson
London
Booté
Himsa
St. Petere
Mull
Scureyr
Ming
Sram
Perth
Apd
Copenhagen
States seek full information on each mmse in Ottoman inquiry
United States authorities are urged to conduct a thorough investigation into every mmse case, with efforts to engage Constantinople as the Sept month notes. Reports speak of an direct Bee with the Ottoman authorities and aims to deprive the French government of its grounds. Brigands are said to have abducted an American woman and a companion in Djumabuia district, Baicniica province, amid unrest.
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United States
Constantinople
Unus
Trench
Adhan
Eerns
Lady Enwaned
Caistreentt Work
I Lads Companion
Djumabuia
Vilayer
Baicniica
British seize Lotter commando near Petersburg
British report Lord Kitchener’s favor confirms awards and supply moves as Major Scobell’s detachment captures Lotter’s commando south of Petersburg. One hundred three prisoners taken, twelve killed or wounded, and two hundred horses captured. notable names include Commandants Lotter and Breedt and several Field Cornets and Lieut Shoman. London lists 10 British dead and 8 wounded.
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Cape Coloney
Rept
Lotter and Breedt
Field Cormets
Krueet
W. Kruger
Shoman Amnong
Vastors
Hritinh
Whitney’s Latest Purchase in New York
A fragment notes Whitney making a purchase in New York with text truncated around September. The readable portion provides limited details on the buyer and date, but confirms a financial transaction in the city.
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Whitney
New York
July 1901 Receipts Hit Record High for Telegraphs
The Santa Fe and Western Union lines west of Wichita City show July receipts $4,000 above last July and $2,000 above any prior July. Superintendent G Styles notes monthly gains tied to national prospects and the new Oklahoma territory opening. Main paying offices run Arkansas City to Purcell. Texas El Paso route shows declines due to crop failures.
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Western Union
Santa Fe
Kites City
Une
G. Styles
Piehorma
Santa We
Kannis
Arkansas City
Purcell
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Arkansas City-Purcell
Oxla- Burn
Texas
el Paso
Telegriph Ree
Santa Fe deal denial clears Blair line speculation
Santa Fe officials in Topeka deny any aes of a report claiming a restructured deal would include the Blair line and St Louis, Kansas City and Colorado. Dispatches from Kansas City say the Blair line joining the Colorado system is unfounded with no offer to buy or sell the Blair line. The St Louisine extension is stated to be within sixteen miles of Clinton, with no further direction announced.
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Santa Fe
Tobebe
St. Louis
Blair Line
Kansas
Kansas City
Colorado
Rates Demoralized Amid Western Grain Slump
Chicago dispatch reports last week’s western grain movement cut short by a holiday, yielding the smallest receipts in over four years. Aggregate receipts totaled 5,104,000 bushels, down 890,000 from the prior week, with sizable declines across several eras. Yardmasters reported 1400 cars handled in a single day, signaling a heavy workload despite busy grain movement across roads and river points.
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Chicago
Mfikwourt
Doan's Kidney Pills Gain For Topeka Rail Worker
A Topeka resident, EL McPherson of 425 Chandler St, testifies kidneys improved after Doan's Kidney Pills. He had long back and kidney pain from railroad work on the Santa Fe. He bought pills at Howley and Snow and found them prompt and effective, recommending the product. The ad notes 50 cents a box and urges readers to remember the brand.
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Topeka
EL McPherson
Chandler Street
Sante
Fe Railway
Doan
Howley & Snow's
Steih Street
Kansas Avenue
Esters
Dear
Coulter
Ratom ix
Richard Harry
Santa Fe
Ereporia
Leo Keiser
Bull
G. J. Schnidt
Jullus Schinuat
Wbe Peention
William Hercules
Graham
Charles Shaw
John Austin
Austin
John Butssan
D. &. Sasler
Ea Valley
Itenu Avenue
Samuel Plovenck
Charles J. Webb
McLellan
Louisville Ky
Knights ‘Templar
Frank Frat
Warsaw
Til
Chase
William Aller
Clyde Bigham
Railroads and workers in western Kansas and Missouri
Long column of railroad industry notes from Emporia and surrounding areas. Mentions stock movements, elections for national railway telegraphers, Santa Fe staffing and grading projects, locomotive stokers, and crew updates across Topeka, Las Vegas, Santa Fe routes, and related towns with several names and places in the periodical reportage.
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Emporis Gazette
Clapp
Missouri Pacific
National Order of Railway Telegraphers
Atchison
St. Jor
St Louis
Omaha
Indianapolis
Atchison Globe
F. M. Burson
Ness County
Great Bend
Burson
Santa Fe
Newton Kansan
Diathe
Las Veras
Glorieta Mountains
Trinidad
Colo
Raton
Pushio
Kincaid Stoker Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Faiiroad
Emporia Republican
Dis
Santis Rosa
Taland
Pecos
Las Vegas
England Losing Japanese Trade Trade Trends From Consular Report
A consular report on 1883 to 1900 trade with Japan shows Britain supplying over half of imports in 1883 and a rising share for the United States. By 1900 Britain accounts for about a quarter of Japanese imports while U2 era growth and U.S. gains shape the evolving postward trade pattern.
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England
London
Japan
Greatritain
Goeth
United Kingdom
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Railroad News
Oklahoma
Bato Coxe
Energes
Lola
Kaosax
Pattern
Albuaiergue Journal-Democrat
Little Fellows
Bessemer School
Steel Shed
Tartaree, Uarbuch & Guettel
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Rogers, Peet & Co
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Choice Tomorrow
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John B. McCoy
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Trond
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Jesse Copper
Ite Teas
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Cal
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M. E. Dudittur
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Tam Ris
Thomas Wathen
Elmont
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Water Service
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Hert Sanderson
Frank Sanderson
Bis
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Montomers
A.W. Seth
Phiippines
Crawford
Citto Kurhie
Tie
Suptzol
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Byenfeld
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Youpsy
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Swift & Holliday Brug
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