Railroad News First Train Leaves Chicago November Seventh
The railroad announces daily service with flying trains to rival Eastern lines this winter. Westbound departures from Chicago are at 10:00 am with connections to Kansas City Topeka and Los Angeles and San Francisco three days later, promising a busier year ahead with new equipment and nonstop coast to coast travel.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Kansas City
Topeka
Lee
San Birgo
Gan Pruneisce
Santa Fe
Eaters Muds
Californie
Los Dice
City Board of Trade and Railroad Leaders Meet
Morton and Karmal representatives join Paul vice president to confer in Tapurd about grain shipments and elevator cargo on the Santa Fe. Chicago meeting follows as efforts to amicably adjust differences between the road and grain interests intensify amid possible further action.
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Karmal
Kacene Board of Trade
Frank Hagerman
Rex
Seronen
Agtat F.C. Mucetr
Dougime Tatlam
Sawrt
Santa Fe
Cade
Chicago
Board of Trade and Sante Fe Gaces
Supt Shankland Resigns Missouri Pacific Official to Retire
Supt Shankland of the Missouri Pacific Railroad resigns and will retire October 1. He has been with the road for thirteen years and was formerly superintendent of the Union Pacific, where he reported to S. Elbh Clark. He plans to settle on a 000 acre farm near Port Scott Kansas, dedicating his time to farming.
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Shankland
Missouri Pacific
Port Scott
Kam
T. Shankland
Mis
Union Partite
S. Elbh
Clark
Truck Shop Ready at Santa Fe Plant
The Santa Fe plant completed a new truck shop, moving the building into its quarters yesterday. The facility will support two tracks from the coach shop and can handle three to four cars at once, with the remainder of the space reserved for fitting and repair work. The floor is used for headlining and other operations, reflecting progress in car production.
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Santa Fe
Interdenominational Instruction Car Arrives in Tulsa
The first instruction car of the Inter. fathensl Caence school of Seranto, Pa. has arrived in Tulsa. W. W. Irwislein is the car’s lead, guiding a program at Papa Gisece treet. The report notes a suspension due to a deception in the event.
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Inter
Caence School
Seranto
Tulsa
W. W. Irwislein
Gar No Tel Wins First In Abe Series At Slow Pace
The report notes Gar No Tel leads a sequence of Abe victories in a snail engine trial. It states a top speed around sixty miles per hour and indicates the event will stay on site for a week, with the meat car possibly arriving in one to three months.
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Abe
New Games and Additions for Club Par Jean Evening
The club proposes new games and entertainment for the evening at Jean. A new coffin sat will be introduced to the games room along with several never before seen games. The rooms and masitoad preparations show efforts to refresh activities and attract attendees.
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Jean
Santa Fe Unloaders Reach City for Road Grading
Two dirt unloaders arrived in Santa Fe to assist in grading roads. The machines, described as sturdy pattern plows, will be operated by the Basic company to reduce dirt and improve the street surface.
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Santa Fe
Wheat shipments move large portion of crop in region
In August the Union Pacific conducted a cash wheat trade at Plainville. A vivid count shows twenty three loaded cars of wheat moved in a single day. The Plainville area contributed significantly, with more than a third of the wheat crop moved out of the territory.
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Plainville
A &d
Union Paeine
Plainetie
Last Cowboy Reunion at Granite Oklahoma
Rock Island grants reduced travel to Granite for the last Cowboys reunion to be held September 30 to October 22. The event marks the final gathering before settlement of the Kiowa and Comanche Indian reservation with attendance by Three Blows Comanche and Apache tribes, plus Indian dancing and horse racing planned daily.
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Rock Island
Bor
Granite
Oklo
Rook Island
Granite, Okino
Kiawawand Comanche
Train trip pace and stockholders meet noted in era report
A Kansas to Nebraska rail run reported 27 miles in 27 minutes at 63 mph as officials inspected a Union company line. The Iowa Central Trail War Company held its annual meeting in Chicago with most directors present except Horace J Morse replacing G Taintar of New York. Financials show earnings of 655243.50 with directors planning a New York meeting next week.
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H. A. Mudge
C. Ressequie
St. Jowepiy
Union Company
Lawrence
Topeka
Town Central
Chicago
Iowa Central Trail War Company
G. Taintar
Baw York
Horace J. Morse
New York
Barney Quinn's Luck Sees Express Messenger Set for Easier City Post
Barney Quinn, once wed in Atchison, plans retirement after long service as an express messenger. He served as a union soldier in the war and is expected to be reassigned to a simpler role at the Karas City office.
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Barney Quinn
China
Fom
Hugi Walsh
Topeka
Cather
Anderssa
Rome
Dewiten Wien Hasal Ft
Trouble For A. A. Robinson
A garbled note from a historical page hints at trouble surrounding A. A. Robinson with unclear details and no imminent resolution.
Santa Fe Theatrical Directory Published for Public Use
The second Santa Fe theatrical directory lists four dozen theaters in the area with proprietors, facilities, and hotel details. It serves theatrical managers and features informational notes while noting widespread distribution. An advertisement for Dr Thomas' Detec tive Ointment appears among the text.
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Santa Fe
Thomas
McKinley on Cuba and Philippines policy debate
The text defends McKinley’s restraint in Cuba and argues for retaining control over Puerto Rico and the Philippines. It contrasts American stewardship with imperialism, cites governance under territorial status, and criticizes Bryan era opposition while praising treaty outcomes and the president’s plan for orderly self government in newly acquired lands.
Peruna Promoted as Universal Cure for Catarrh
An ad style feature from Washington promotes Peruna as the greatest remedy of the age. It quotes testimonials from Mrs Hannah and Martha Wittkop praising relief from catarrh across head throat stomach and pelvic organs. The copy urges persistent use and claims Peruna cures summer catarrh and related digestive issues, selling from Columbus Ohio.
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Gorzalo de Quesada
Hannah
Martha Wittkopp
Greenville, Amich
Rome
Weil
Pertina Moedicin
Columbus
Peace and Protectorate Plans Loom in Nation’s Far East Policy
In a debate over handling imperial affairs a proposal suggests a protectorate arrangement to stabilize lands. Critics warn it breaches faith with insurgents and risks losing power to suppress rebellion. Supporters argue unity and orderly transition best serve peace and future republican government.
Baltimore Returns to New York After Repair
United States cruiser Baltimore under Rear Admiral Watson arrived at Gravesend after leaving Greenock on August 2. The ship has ten years of service and will be out of for some time. full extent of repairs will be known only after completion.
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Ee Gras
God Colon
Wendy
Porto Rico
Spain
Porto
Eaxien
Florida
Hawaii
United States
Univ
Laiulsan
California
Porto Hicoo
New Mexico
Arizota
Porta
Louisiana
Washington
Oregon
Warrington
Rico
Bacico
PS Poe
Bures
Philippines
Senate
New York
Baltimore
Watson
Bern
Belind Greenock
Pipela Gray at Greenock Vessel Construction
A fragment notes Pipela Gray at Greenock where only the tine will Hon ic be made of the vessel. The brief line references repairs or assembly at the port with limited readable details.
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Greenock
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