Campaign rhetoric and concerns voiced in a fading speech text
The fragmentary transcript shows political figures debating issues of unemployment relief, governance, and policy priorities. It mentions Senator Nel, Governor Roosevelt, and references to population, taxes, and state needs, though many words are garbled. The piece reads as an overheard campaign segment with uncertain details about campaign strategy and public response.
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Nelthe
Hoosevelt
Eich
Ascore
Rome
Werner
Alaska
Western railroads launch crusade against tramps
Denver officials report Western railroads led by Union Pacific and Santa Fe will start a campaign to deter tramp roamers. Fires at Laramie soda works blamed on wanderers prompt patrols. tramps found in box cars will be hauled to the next town. A large force of special officers will be stationed to arrest wanderers on freight and passenger trains.
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Denver
Union Pacific
Banta Fe
Hook Island
Laramie
Union Pacific Railroad
J. Severs
Cape
Patmera
Getti
Many Fireman Vacancies Listed by Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe Railway advertises multiple fireman and brakeman vacancies across lines: between Topeka and Wichita, Emporia and Marceline, Kansas City to Chanute, and other segments. Apply by September 15 to Thomas Paxton, division master mechanic in Topeka.
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Drake ‘Nou
Santa Furyan
Itis
Cley
Cottonwood Auvinios
Argentine
Topeka
Wichita
Emporia
Marceline
St. Joseph
Freeman
Kansas City
Chanute
Holliday
Freman
Thos. Paxton
Division
Muater Mechanic
Time savers in grading progress report
Two cure ing pushed by HL B to be completed by the first of the week. Work has been delayed as iron work is slow and dirt is dumped in piles along the graded path. A spreader with long arms extends out each side to grade and spread the dirt, with future relays expected.
Trade group seeks Santa Fe grain car relief
Santa Fe and Kansas City directors of the board of trade discuss the $2 switching charge imposed since September 1. They plan to urge the railroad to rescind the charge and release grain cars to the association. The talks focus on securing payment relief and prompt car returns for local shippers.
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Kansas Cay
Oepu IL
Board of Trade
Santa Fe
Ugtech
Boata
Poeta
Proposed Kaness and Southern Extension to Alma
The Alma Enterprise reports a proposed extension of the Kaness and Southern railroad from Blaine to Weatmot in Eswatomie county. Thayer Engineer Schrwanecke of the railroad discussed aims with local men about building routes to serve nearby towns and potential connections to Forta.
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Kaness & Southern
Alma Enterprise
Norton
Thayer
Schrwunecke
Aban: & Southern Railroad
Blaine
Weatmot
Fotta- Eswatomie County
Santa Fe Promoted and Rail Work Notes
Santa Fe man promoted. Mr EH Stage given an important California appointment. Amos Beeler tested engine 610 on its Meriden trial run. 610 rebuilt, powerful, satisfactory. Santa Fe offices weak but repairs underway. Engineer Ghent reports for duty. Fayette family back from Chicago. Shuck ill, left for home. Brakeman Repetto ill, improving but not on duty. Rocky Ford to Dodge City traffic growth noted. double headers and big tonnage mentioned.
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Amos Beeler
Meriden
Nee Et Weven
B. H. Ghent
S.P. Fayette
Tather
Sister
Chicago
Joe Shuck
Bom
Charlie Schriver
Seek & Layout
A. F. Repetto
Santa Seas
Rocky Ford
Col
Santa Fe
Dodge
Wellington Firemen Promotion Plan Hurts Runners
In Wellington the fire division will cut promoted engineers back into the pool for six months after failed exams. Oldest firemen will take runs first with four regular routes to fill, including the Woodward and Amarillo connections and the Med-Lockre run. Sam Cot-tt promotion clears the 2084 run and reshuffles duties.
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Wellington
Uraxeman Emith
Hutchinson
Jordan
Dewo Walt Araick
Tun
Ingham
Hay
Ernestott
Eer
Woodward
Amarillo
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a Great Favorite
A historical note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a greatly favored product praised for soothing healing reeds and a pleasant taste. It claims quick relief without opiates or harmful drugs and notes wide consumer acceptance with present availability in stores.
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Chamberlain
Women and Men Suffer from Kidney Trouble Alike
An archival ad notes kidney and bladder disorders affect women and men similarly. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy, claiming quick relief and cures, with a free sample offer and a pamphlet from Kilmer & Co. Include as key entities Kilmer & Co. and Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
President McKinley Hailed by Cumberland Crowd on Somerset Trip
President McKinley and Mrs McKinley arrived at Somerset amid a warm welcome from a large Cumberland crowd. The journey included stops at Hancock Myerdale Rockwood and Martinsburg with extensive handshakes. The bride’s gifts to the new Mrs Baer featured silver mounted chest pieces and lavish tableware along with jewelry and chinaware.
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P. M. Rixey
Navy
Peatente
McKinley
Hermanus L. Baer
Somerset
Cumberland
Poldiera
Saliore
Postmaster Reports Philippine Postal Surplus Through June
The postmaster general has received word from F W Vaile director of posts in the Philippines that receipts will exceed expenditures by June 20 by 19449 dollars. The figure excludes money orders and the Bacolor department has yet to report.
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Philippines
F. W. Vaile
Bacolor
Democrats Accuse Grain Trust Of Robbing Kansas Farmers
Democratic state committee headquarters in Kansas City plans a 100 900 word circular to claim a grain dealers trust robs Kansas farmers of millions. The document links the Kansas Grain Dealers association with price setting for wheat and corn and argues the network controls Kansas City commission men and market outcomes, alleging yearly losses of about 7 000 to farmers.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Kansas City
Kansas
J. Black Love
Reese
Kansas Gath Dealers’ Association
Vinin Uon
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
Democratic Committee
Kansas Ci
Democratc
Thes
U. H E. Farrelig
Gra
Topeka orator Emory Bailey tours with moving pictures
The Topeka ace orator Emory A. Bailey, once in the Dwendeth Kansas, travels town to town with a companion running a moving picture show. They present Philippine fighting scenes and Bailey pushes Republican expansionist themes to large crowds. In Lyon-Coffey-Chase, Judge Randolph weighs an independent bid after election-board decisions. J V Randolph, brother of the judge, died yesterday. Goodlander hotel proprietor Charles W. Goodlander in Fort Scott endorses McKinley.
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Emory Bailey
Topeka
Emory A. Bailey
Dwendeth Kansas
Philippines
Bos
Republican Party
Aake
Rene A. Randolph
Emporia
Lyon-Coffey- Chase County
Randolph
State Electio Board
Dennis Madden
Election Board
J.V. Randolph
Yeaterday
J. Jay
A ¥. Drake
Fort Scott
McKinley
Charles W. Goodlander
Goodlander
Peruna Promoted as Relief for Women’s Neurotic Debility
An ad extols Peruna as a universal aid for women, claiming it treats catarrhal conditions of the pelvic lining and mucous membranes. It asserts no miracle cure but promises healing and revitalization, offering a free Health and Beauty booklet from Dr. Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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Perona
Health and Beauty
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Obin
Fort Scott Banker Supports Republican Effort in Bourbon County
A Fort Scott banker long identified as a Democrat backs Republican success in Bourbon county. He opposes the principles advocated by Mr. Bryan.
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Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Bryan
Roosevelt's Tour to Kansas with Vice Presidential Nominee
Republican state committee outlines Kanena tour for September two days ending in Armourdale rally. A brief train platform program will feature Kansas speakers at each stop after departure. Official itinerary lists addresses and property transactions intertwined with tour details.
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Kansas
Armourdale
State Committee
Lawetn Inmor land transfers and notices
Fragmentary readable lines show transfers and notices involving Lawetn Inmor, 367-338 TOW, Kichi and wife to M Ware, Westers Land, and various parcels in Anderson and Harrival areas. Names include Mary M Wolff, Geo Hamaker, Aanae Kirk, and Ghasch with references to parcels, stakes, and adjacent additions.
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Lawetn Inmor
Kichi
M. Ware
Westers
Landana Ts Poghgh T
Wm. Courter
Dana’ Hot Co
Mary M. Wolff
Geo. Hamaker
Saute
Anderson
Addcates
Renwain Savion
Population data fragment from Terre Haute Washington item
Sept 11 report shows partial population figures and disease concerns in Terre Haute Washington. The text outlines racial and income notes, mentions 1860 to 1980 trends, and references drugs and health issues amid a Colorado Flyer context.
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Terre Hacte
Washington
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