Gould Denies Coos Bay Link as Rail Expansion Probed
George J. Gould, president of the great railroad systems, speaks on rail improvements, denies backing the Coos Bay extension, and rejects plans for new shops and a Salina cutoff. He notes U S roads modernizing with heavier engines and stronger bridges while public and business demands drive progress.
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Rio Grande
Gould
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Hit
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Salina
Green River
Coos Bay
Clark
George Gould
Railroads plan major Kansas City Washington excursion traffic
Promoters say Missouri Pacific and Milwaukee & St Paul, under Rockefeller influence, arranged a vast rail plan to handle immense westbound passenger traffic to Washington for the Grand Ments in October. Two Kansas City departures October 2, with a third for Oklahoma and Indian Territory travelers, connecting via Cincinnati to Washington.
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Rockefellers
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Washington
Des Asis
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National Capital
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Oklahoma and
Indian Territory
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Othe
Eac
Buffalo
Niagara Park
Pittsburg
Ballatre
Ono
Parker Alire
Virginia
Satlora
Satiora
Engineers Seek Pay Hikes and Santa Fe Work Moves
In San Francisco the Call reports the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will demand a wage increase Jan 1 as their contract with the Southern Pacific nears renewal. Santa Fe events note station changes, a rattlesnake bite injuring a Santa Fe Central executive near San Pedro, and resignations and promotions among Santa Fe staff, including C A Snyder and Harry Mason, with broader rail line and shop developments across the region.
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Santa Fe
Hopewell
Wew
Santa Fe Central
San Pedro
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San Francisco
Cal
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Western Federation of General Committees
Rafinand
Pacific
Thin City
Southern Pacific
Alger
Snyder
Newton
C. A. Snyder
The
Cleburne
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Harry Mason
Will White Is Glad and a Letter from Emporia Gazette
A fragmentary note from Will White recounts a letter published in the Emporia Gazette describing a stage call. It mentions a tough young man from Taos or Tazas and a travel note about a branch road to Council with mentions of Hollister, Berbes, and Warren.
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Will White
Kansen
Thunder Mountain
Emporia Gazette
Tazas
Perring
Stroshwne
Aerome
Betse
Weber
Council
Prom Ralles
Hollister
Boteo
Warren
KLAUER'S GOLD BAG Best and Health to Mother and Child
An 19th century patent medicine ad claims Bofing Syrup cures for child illness and stomach pains. It urges mothers to use the remedy alone and to avoid other tonics, pricing listed as cents. The copy imitates popular medical booster language with emphasis on family health.
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Winelow
Santa Fe and Indiana on Sale Arrangements Noted
An unclear notice mentions Santa Fe and Indiana items going on sale on March 2 3 16 and 22 at a rate of three dollars. It references products Satin Skin Cream and Satin Skin Powder and a model. The text is fragmented and partially legible.
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Santa Fe
Fic
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