Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promote Internal and External Use
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a versatile remedy for nasal and throat catarrh. It claims internal use, water dissolving for douche, and even external application with immediate relief from nasal blockage, prospecting the tablets as the best and most convenient cure on the market. The ad urges readers to ask a druggist about the fifty-cent six-package offer.
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Tis Eariles
Stuart
Prosecution of Liberal Party in New York News Analysis
A chaotic batch of early dispatches reports political maneuvering around the Liberal and Conservative parties. Analysts note parliamentary questions and potential seat changes amid South African conflict coverage, with emphasis on British policy and German South West Africa as focal points. General French is described in partisan terms as an electoral influencer.
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Liberal Party
New York
Lew Prees
Tina
Bat War Office
Pesan Sf Casinel
Sibarain
Raat
Pedora Gore
South Abe
Bredinpoard
Wulie
Cnn
Gount von Waldersee
Yukio Fom
Kong
South Africa
French
Scotland
Railroad Convention Rates Debate At Buffalo Meet
Railway officials weigh if lowering fares to boost traffic is wise as eastern lines resist a one and one half fare rise. Western leaders argue a convention rate change could boost travel while major topics include anti ticketing, regular rate sheets, train checks and baggage handling.
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Bafalo
Deen Tepane
Cai Ussher
Canadian Pacific
Farmer
Eastern Trunk Association
Las
Lnes
Bis
Central Passenger Association
Western Lines
Rocky Mountain
Northern Lake Resorts
Smith
Fred
Haf
Trunk Line Association
W. B. Einskern
Weinber
K. Hooper
M. G. Carrel
James A Woot
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheeranmeae Socom
Coleman in Charge Santa Fe Takes Grand Canon Rail Receiver
Word from Colorado says R R Coleman has been appointed receiver of the Grand Canon railway. The move places Coleman in control of operations as the Santa Fe system extends reach toward the canyon line.
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Santa Fe
Grand Canon Railway
Colorado
R R_ Coleman
Santa Fe Pacific Guarantees to Make Up Line Operations
The passage notes that the Santa Fe Pacific has guaranteed to cover any incurred operation costs on the line and that measures for completion are appreciated by managers who view the canyon as advertising value for their line.
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Eerven
Santa Fe Pacific
Ttme
Steel bridges replacing wooden ones on western railroads
Railroads including Rock Island Burlington and Alton are replacing wooden bridges with steel across the western system. Rock Island abandoned about 30 wooden spans this summer and added 40 steel bridges totaling 1219 feet and 200 tons. The shift aims at long term safety and cost savings despite high initial expense. Also discussed is a move at the American Railway Association to adopt a per diem car charge system to replace the current mileageBased method, with roads like Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Santa Fe seen as likely adopters to improve revenue accounting.
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Rock Island
Burlington
Alton
Millun
Sermaneares
Ubacsratea
Missouri River
Zuannt Work
American Railway Association
Sys
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Coal Car Shortage Hits City Demand
Early fall coal conversions last month caused heavy demand for coal cars. Santa Fe reports shortages affecting schools, public buildings, and patios, delaying shipments and constraining supply for the winter season.
Holding Their Grain
Railroad officials say farmers are withholding a large portion of the wheat crop to fetch higher prices. One official notes that only about a quarter to one third has moved to railroads, with storage tight and conditions favoring higher prices this year. The inference is that grain movement lags origin points amid rising storage and pricing pressures.
Parker Will Inspect Chickasha Line for Rock Island
Rock Island General Manager H. A. Parker, en route through Topeka, will inspect the new Chickasha to Mangum railway line. The trip, made with Chief Engineer W. E. ee and Chicago Bridge & Iron president H. B. Horton, follows reports of heavy business and promising prospects in a still-new route.
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Rock Island
Chickasha
H. A. Parker
Topeka
H. EB. Horton
Chicago Bridge & Tron Ear
Sherwin Promoted to Fort Scott Post
Wichita Missouri Pacific official Sherwin receives a promotion to Fort Scott on the first of October. He succeeds Mr. Hollinger, who moves to Little Rock, Arkansas. Sherwin’s friends congratulate him on the advancement and the new duties.
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Sherwin
Wichita
Missouri Pacific
Fort Scott
Oc- Fort
Scott
A. J. Hollinger
E . Bleckley
Mr. Hollinger
Little Rock
Ark
City News Intake Bears Busy Visiting Names
Mrs Chet Harding of Atujvane wife of Brakeman Harding visits family of Engineer 8 H Barner. Engineer Jane Buswell travels from Chanute to Hutchinson path. Rev Landreth of Springfield Mo arrives for extended visit with family of his son Engineer Jack Landreth. From Coffeyville George attends jabilee to visit parents Rey and Mrs Willian Long. Clarence Goss a clerk at the freight depot drops a bucket of white lead point yesterday. The ball slips off un
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Chet Harding
Atujvane
Harding
Wellington
H. Barner
Jane Buswell
Hutchinson
Chanute
Rey
Willian Long
Sears
Clarence ‘Goss
Frelght
Santa Fe Roundhouse Mourns Infant Death in Arkansas
Telegram reports the death of an infant son named William Hoeck from the Santa Fe roundhouse in Little Rock Arkansas. Mrs Hoeck and the child had recently visited there for a few days before the illness and death.
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Harry Way
Ben Johnson
Chicago
William Bush
William Hoeck
Amos Becler
Santa Fe Reds
Santa Fe
Little Rock
Ark
Hoeck
Ltle
Fusionist's Turn in Shawnee County Rally Echoes Trusts Debate
John Breidenthal and Maj. A M Harvey lead a Shawnee county campaign rally amid a muddy ground and wet seats. Harvey faults Republicans for trust favoritism while Breidenthal attacks national banks amid calls for trust deeds and anti trust laws to curb investor power. The event, attended by about 2,000, underscores cross party sentiment andigares to protect local interests against corporate influence.
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Shawnee County
Wakarusa
Topeka
A.M Harvey
Bors Wakarust
Harvey
Nateiver
Harvey “Phere
Sania
Blcan
Kansas
Dalla
Republicana
Gavernor Morrtil Zanees
Ud Sekian
Morrill
Stanley
Legtenature
Existanure
Jim Troutman
Wat McNail
Wal’ Trust
Kaveas
Lawrence Bart
Hneas Nee
Uxaes
Political speakers rail against trusts and currency policy
A fragmented edited transcript shows speakers discussing Populist and Greenback era platforms. They condemn corporate wealth, national banking, and liquor inflation while praising farmers, laborers, and onetime political organizers. The piece references figures like John Breidenthal and debates over silver, coal and oil, and mine closures due to trusts.
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Jeferson
Seridenthal
John Breidenthal
Kansas
Krts of Labor
Pespis
Bisines
Sid Quays
Republicsty
Iver
Scott and Reeder Debate in Colby in Joint Meeting
In Colby on Sept 20 the second joint debate for the Sixth district pitted Democrat Tully Scott against Republican W A Reeder. Dr John B Dykes the Populist nominee was largely ignored. The armory was filled and the crowd showed good humor as the Red Glee Club and Fee Horse Band provided entertainment. Both candidates left pleased with the meeting and prepared to move on.
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Colby
Dr. Dykes
Congress
W. A. Reeder
Tully Scott
Norton
John B. Dykes
Scott
Reeder
Fee Horse Band
Gle
Red Glee Club
William Levitt
Ris H. Clay Simpson
J. R. Conver
Chas. Yost
Mmre
Aitteen
Indy
Scottler
Santa Fe announces track and bridge repairs completed
Advices from Topeka state repairs on the Santa Fe track and bridges in Galveston are finished. Trains will run on schedule within a few days. The Santa Fe has issued orders allowing all stations to receive freight shipments for Galveston.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Galveston
SARGENT DECLINES TO RUN FOR LODGE HELD POSITION
Des Moines reports Grand Master M Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen will not seek re election, accepting a more lucrative offer elsewhere. The item notes a leadership change and references railroader figures, with a brief asides about related ads and Rock Island excursions.
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Des Moines
M. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Orter
Ater
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Great Rock Island
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