Santa Fe Celebrated 25th Anniversary With Topeka Plans
The State Journal notes the silver anniversary of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad and outlines a proposed Topeka Fall Festival celebration. It urges Santa Fe participation from Chicago to Santa Fe, including a Santa Fe Day with 20 000 railroad workers, exhibits, and a telegraphed appeal for President Ripley to attend. It highlights rail line growth, civic impact, and employee significance in Kansas.
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Santa FE
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Marter
Great Lakes
Pacific Ocean
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Kaneax
Cronkers
Thoutanda
Kansans
Atchishs
Emporia
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Heporla
Newton
Dodge City
Trinidad
Alba- Guerque
Gulf of Call- Trecia
Chicago
Ocean
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Thistreet
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Bansas Citien
Santa Fe Railroad
Tye
Predun Br Tens Association
Peein
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State Journal
Sants Fe
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Jesshan
Journal Blay
United States
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
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Santa Fe Company
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Atlantic & Fic
San Francisco
Argentine
Emporis
Arkansas City
la Junta
Las Vesas
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Purcell
Ft Madison
Ripley
Weather Indications Washington Sept 29 Forkansas
A brief weather note reports Patright and Thursday with southerly winds. Forecast suggests shifting conditions across Washington and Forkansas with mild temperatures and possible showers.
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Washington
Forkansas
Patright
Topeka Fall Festival Parade and Grand Karnival Schedule
Complete programme for the remainder of the Fall Festival week in Topeka. Details include Chief Marshal Col. Jonathan D. Norton, days with officers, parade routes from Quincy street to fair grounds, review by the Queen, evening spectacular parade, 2:30 pm parade, 8:30 pm grand ball and banquet tickets, military and civic contingents, and the Grand Karnival Pageant and Ball on October 1 1897 with events on Kansas avenue and Hamilton's Auditorium.
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Committee of Fifteen
Topeka
Quincy Street
Kansas Avenue
Tenth
Jackson
Harrison
Topeka Ayspue
Fair Grounds
Race Course
West Gate
Grand Stand
Queen's Throne
Ninth
Eighth
Stree
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Serna
E. J. Deilas
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Banestrian
Ted Sey Eeidn
Crane
Carriag Seth
A. W. Dana
Kan Sas Avenue
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Doane
Aids-deCame
Car P.W
Saalsa
Quincey Street
Sixth
Kaneas Avenue
Lorena
Kween
Kannas Avenue
Nero
Kanes Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Fourth Street
Mazquerader
Maxqueredera
Hamilton
Canty
Campire
Ex-Prisoners of War Association
W. H. Roby
Grand Court
Grand Opera House
S. Sutton
John McPherson
1St
Wis. Cav
Blue Rapids
Fred Jackson
Asth N.Y. Inte
McPherson
Veterans of the War
U. S
Cavalry
Artlery
National Guard
State of
Kansas
K. N. G. Marshall
J. H. Gilpatrick
Leavenworth
John P. Rev. Minn
Minn
G. Ahi
BE. B. Rogers
Oberlin
G. BR Peek
Bist Wis
Wm. A. Rafferty
Kansas National Guard
T. J. Anderson
Arthur Capper
Committee of Twenty-Eight
Niles
A. M. Fuller
Eugene L. Smith
Shawnee County Fair programme and parade detail Topeka
The document lists festival events for the Shawnee County Fairgrounds in Topeka on September 27 to October 2, detailing division commanders, aides-de-camp, staff officers, and schedule items including rallies, parades, campfires, and the Kings Queen review. It also notes Governor Curtis and other officials' attendance and remarks.
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Shawnee County
Topeka
EL Hott
Penn
Coffeyville
Star
Stover
Zist
Tota
W. P. Wilcox
Emporia
J. ¥. Niles
L. G. Parker
Oberlin
W. H. Gl
Taft
Pittsbore
Ea S. Wa Repeers
U1th
I. Inft
Frank McGrath
12Th
S. Cay
Beloit
H. D. Fisher
Kan. Cav
Alds-de-Camp
Joan Berry
Troy
Tracey Learnard
Lawrence
A. M. Sailors
Chanute
O. H. Graves
Emporia S
Mendenhall
Great Benn
Haskell
Ti_ Taft
Atchison
H.C. Perkins
Ind
Leavenworth
J. T. Grimes
Cav
Hiawatha
Chas
Maynard
John Tuliis
Kan
Perenon
A. Coulter
Ath Til
Sue Topeka
John K. Rankin
Ey Kan
A. B. Annent
Sth
Winfield
George Weber
Lyndon
J. W. Keenan
Dan Easter
Scranton
J. S. Edie
Lebo
J. A. Cowger
Mad
Thos. Grisham
Goth
Strong City
Tift
Towanda
Jos
Pa. Infl
Marion
W. G. Stout
Yates Center
Mudgert
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Greeneat
Y. B. Taylor
Frankfort
Mston
Matthew
Cawir
Andrew Jackson
Downs
Aids-de-Camp
Jacob
Philipaburgs
Weob
Bertrum
Oberlin Trent
St. Franch Eastland
Wis
Reason
Oe Borin
T. J. Hutchinson
Ezrace
Officials of the System Exchange Directors and Staff
A listed roster shows Aldace F. Walker as chairman with a long slate of directors and officers across executive, operating, traffic, accounting, legal, and miscellaneous departments. Names include Edward J. Berwind, Thomas A. Osborn, Victor Morawetz, J. J. Frey, Ames Dun, Paul Morton, Gardiner, Kenna, Whitehead, Morton, and many Topeka and Chicago-based managers and staff.
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Edward J. Berwind
Benj
P. Cheney
R. Rieman Duval
Thomas 5. Fowler
Edward N. Gibbs
Charles S. Gleed
George G. Haven
Somers Hayes
Cyrus K. Holliday
Victor Morawetz
George A. Nickerson
Thomas A. Osborn
Edward P. Ripley
William Rotch
Aldace FP. Walker
Chi. P. Riplecage
Pate Morton
Chicago
C. M. Higginson
Chica Eef
Topeka
J. C. Deming
New York
H.W. Gardiner
J. D. Kenna
J.P. Whitehead
H.C
CG. Sholes
Topek
Hinton
F. A. Wilson
W.rycs
H. J. Franklin
Pueblo
Paul Morton
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Toreka State Journal
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J. W. Bett
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Marshall's and
Manifold’s Consolidated Band
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Marshall's
W. B. Eberle
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Santea Fe
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James Moore
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J. E. Jester
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Moore
Paul
Modoc Club
Edward Wilder
Marshall
Hamilton Hall
Muse
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Ed. H. Madison
W. ¥. Morgan
Tilton
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New York Mail and Express
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Massachusetts
McKinley
Ohio
Indiana
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Berkshire Uplands
Hall
Great Santa Fe Railway
Aldace F. Walker
W. B. Biddle
W. Bissele
Opeka
I. B. Gorman
J. A. Davis
E. KH. Davis
Fruit and Refrigerator Line
W. F. White
W. J. Black
Tope
C. A. Higgins
P. Walsh
Re Whitehead
Te Atwood
H.C. Short
J. E. Hutt
Streator
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A. Jennings
L. B. Damon
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Hutchinister Conrad
D. L. Gallup
Thomas Ee Mae
Madia W. Smith
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Wells
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W. B. Scott
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J. C. Shaffer
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