davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
OkIahnntu.
Subu @ilfcs Booth?

Subn YSilfcs Booth? - Sra 8utb.
RE i~fripeS, at eli WanO, Der faiote fig
3. 6. George, forleben tpg Jig aiSase
i Crib, og Sen SmitGnoigbeo, at ban
Iianer BrpiiOentmoroeren Sobn 8tl.
feS 9ootb, bar iaien oRffet tiaioe Den
antaqelie, at Senne ilet life blep
brpbt, men bar leoet | ale oisle aar
% ilaffet ON ira Steo til Steo utoer
falife 9apne. Get beoer Ill. at go.
ton Gorbett", Ser bar iaaet areoit ior
at baoe iflIot Booth / en- br9nNenoe
housekeeping / Sirginia, oil blioe
braat til gnio for at iflue ben osoe
Ianos SrRt. 2iSeleSes pil Getefti.
per ira @aibiuston fonme oeruo. aI-
osoe erflpreSe ielp, at ban BAR Booth.
Ter oplpies i SorbtnoeIic nes Sa-
aen, at "9oiton Gotbett Jar pRret
AL % bar inbeipGrret i ct aipi 8an,
las, hporira ban rsmte. oa at ban
iioen bar opbolSt iis Mericp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

NnocrS Gimme cr uonGont til
No'tncitcr / aengon.
SpmmcrtDucnc. - SemmertDpene
bar bC8ynOt i'm panIige Saanotertng
hoe poa 8bite Garth 8eierpattonen.
&c belnT0tjoer Jig alt Set Ssmn,er, Sc
fan iaa lat /, og iPI9cr BET til Sag.
brugene pol Geierpotionens 8rpnie.
Eua Ioronitaltning al Snoianeragent
Wifelet bIco iorleoeh Dag life fRrre
ems 6 iIigc Gppe nrreiterebe. Se par /
iuIo Sirfiombeo, bapoe Seite % Heb.
ifObcr til Aioring al Ssmmeret %
orcp pao, iom ON Sc etc0e belle Heier.
pdtloncn.
MQmar.H gbebcr. - 8iumar &c.
nil1aru bar ira 5. 5. Sill mobto9et
en- Sheet Tor $1,000 iii officiating pan
Sfolena 8irIb. 8irloeu, iom pprin.
Delig bar paa $4,000. er MI reollceret
til 50, 800. GiSie Ecnge oil antaseIig
MI bIipe tiIpeiebra9t / @iIlmar, ser
beiter tor Soroel al StoIen. = San.
bipobt GountpS 6on0 til Ifbi9lpeIie
al 0eOcn I 3orpe % Sperise beIsber
iig MI til 81. S99.12, % SnoiamltrgS.
orbci0et er enOnu life oilluttet. gf Sc
montague Yenge bar aomiteeu aiienSt
oslo aroner. % omtrent set babe
berai bleo ienbt iii Song Oscar til
gfbiGIpeIie al RsOen / Norrlano. Zen
an0en Salpbel er ienbt til 9ifop Sfaar
/ SrpnObiem. - Vroiesior q. 8.
Gobbpn. Scr biStiI bar ppret 9einrer
ior Sfolen i atpoter, or uNnGpnt til
Observation-Disclosures iiteoetior g. j.
Sinf, iom bar be9pn6t 6orretniag |
Sera&. - Seimrer al 9~plfolerHe !
&iaHar, ". u Nilaore, bar taget
Aiifeb. o. Yrcf. &tueboe, IN 9elmrer
al Stclrn j geuion. Isqer ON at blipe
hans GitermdltO. Yroi. 2. =. SioS.
poIb bar opiast jim Stiains oeo Will.
mar Seminar. 49, auguit 8uImiicn,
JON bar anflaaet for at bape itiaaIet
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
I'm GaualaiiGrcrne CT Ser cnouI

I'm GanalafiGrcrne or Ser enbna
life opraaet gnigbco mcQcm De Sore
nebe Stotcr "a Colombia. NIt er !
SrNen, bcocr BET. mc0 llnbto8eIie al,
at man life fan bLiOe iorIi8. ON SEN
.aarliae 2cjc ior 9anoItcrritorict. @o;
9tegiering bpScr 100000, % s.
Iombio forIorgcr 100000. Sr8en
al Gorterne piI gioc aieb. 6ormo.
SentIig bar bc8ge MI mart ipiuet fine
be0ite Srumier, ina ser fan bIipc en-
6oran0ring, "a hpiS Colombia 8iSt
iig nItfor brcS. er Der ~operUcicn6c "
mGIigbeb for, at aouarCaicu % He.
gierin9cn iii ~bcitcnlnlc fig for en- Silica
ra9llafanaI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23


Gaalc Safe, I'll i~rifjanot.
Wartin MarSusbs SaocImascrparf.
iteS | gooobSe neObrGnote forIeocn
log I
fssr 4, sctisu ira cannon aiper
CT dBStDiet III Suioa D.. Sipnnion ira
@eld
s, 3. 2nnb Ct uonapnt til lbe.
..inipfftsr peN 9pI0booen | ct. gaiiI
Htreetfor u. a. stcpens, JON bar ia,
get aiifeo.
Haitor g. 2. earipn / Moorbeeo
bar diiiopet anISet ira ct. Sobannes'
ncrlf. l,itberife Menigbeo | Nprt6fielo.
2on ifaI tiItrGSe / april.
,Np sfolcbpsnius. - 5 Caledonia
pil man bpeae ct mt Sfolehiis for at
imsbefnmme be uorenoe arao ira
Sanbbcfolfninsen. 9et ifal foite 500.
900.
Gn S~lbebranS t SbaGD foraaria.
sebe iorle6en ct Snb al $4,000.
9Ianbt be Draro(ibte er s. Gftelano,
Sanion Bros, 9(areitdb SrGs., ..
g. Gberion, e. e. Roen.
Wrs. German 2anorie's 8 aar
gamIe Ssn / @eo @ing bleo operfisrt
% Orn6t Der ON 8agen. Sor is
Iaaueber iioen bIeo ogiaa bans 5aoer
0rPbt peb ct llIpffc5tilfGlbe.
Zen WanS, iont forleben Dag blep
iinoen bsb nGr gilbert Sea, piler iig
at bore en- Yeriou pe0 Rapn anorep
alpenion. Snn baube life no9et bli.
penbe Steo % ilotfeOe ON ira @rRno
til 8r9ith. On 9rooer / Bopeiop
Coma, er blepen mOerrettet.
aopperne. = On 6omilie peo Naou
2asfe. boenbe / HGrbeoen al Belle
Blain, liber al &opperne 90 er blepel
fnarantGnet al SurhheoSpRienet. On
Mtanb ira NorD Qafotn, iotn Tom paa
9eieg for en- SiN iihen; bapbe Spg.
oommen % bragtc Oen inc / Somiltet.
Minneipta e Safuta 9ipe Stof
Commission 60. cr blcpen banuet /
Nep 8~apnespillc meo $4,000 8api-
tai. aompaniet oil tnpe fine Sooeo-
fontorer i SpS ct, 8auI. 9irefts.
rcrne er 6. ". Gbriitofferion Bel.
grade; George Braun, Sithiielo,
Sobn Sboat, MontC omerp, George
9laSOea, Heip E%apneSuiae % Btl-
liam Wc9eder, @Otfirs. p 70
Tcteriun til @uucrupr. - ct 6orlp.
benOe oil pioe. at Sagfsrer SameS u.
Yeterion / minneapolis bar ganife
gooe lOlipter til at blue &epiblifa'
nernes @ltpernprfallOiOat npIte Mar.
San bialp Or. gabcof til at bliue
palgt til "speafer" / 2egislaturen, be-
Ger oct, % gabcodS Senner bill M
til @ieugiplo gisre lit bebIte for at art-
bringe bum i 8uucrnsrembeoet.
Screening? - Sra 6ergus Salts
meooeIeS, at en- @coGgelie ar fommet
iaan0 oeriteos Cnoenbe no paa intct
miuore enb en- SammenIllitnin9
melem Experimentation oq oen
Toreneoe airfes Wenfgbeo. SibItc
SenoagS aften blep Der bolht ct
@sbe for at rSfinoe. bporleoes Stem-
ninaen er bIdnot &irfeiolfet &c TO
&rebie. Otter ilogen Weninasno.
perIing bIep scr neSiat Ell &omite til
at iremme Sogen o9 r]apporterc neo
ct ienere Me0e. 9e9ge Wenigbes
Ser bar tilioumen ca. 500 WeoIem.
mer / SergllS Salls.
&. q. Srffc, Ssn al 8. .. Sreffe
/ MinneapoIia, itaes at bore blonOt
De beloige @ulbisaere / Ilaifu. st
nplig mootoQet @reo meOoelcr, at
ban er bubt 10000 for en- Sreoie.
bells SntereSic / ct al fine Claims.
athner.W tncn. paa Den onben Stoc
al 9Gffen, ifal bore rigbolbtg %
8ompaniet hoIoer III poa at onl99s
&c en- AZ MiIe lang &ei fra Dtinen
til ltmlf Chen. Scr. greffes
"Glaim" ifol bore ct ui9bpanlig
breot Sag, poa pper 80 500. inbc.
hcIoenSe .@iIo, Sslp og 8obber.
San bar. ificnt ban finn er 81 gar
'aannlel. nIICreoe opbolot iia ire
gar / Maifn, mebbeIer "Sio."
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
@HlopruSnftiuucn / GranSpaaI

@Hlbprubntttuneu / SrarSpaaI 90.
berte. iom befienot, pao set aler nrr'
meite urber @oerfri9er. % / 1899 por
Den ipSnfrifarife RepubIif iom forben
baobe probuceret mere 8ul0 eno nogpt
onoet 2anO / 9erOen 9uoet tiIbage til
at bIipe Den Zoe i 8Gtfcr al Sc guIo.
probuccrenoe Rationcr. Suaiunrt
Griger bar ooer, begpnbte imiolertio
@ulbgrapuingen paanp, og nj boIoer
Den tiOIigere 8oerrepubIif poo al gien.
pinbe lin iorOums Stiain9 s DC ito.
tie lnr bar be Soreueoe Stater funnel
opptie Sc beOite 8eiuItnter al ale guIS.
prooucerenoc 2anoc. men piI utpiI.
iontt, iom nntpSet, mart iaien bIipc
fortrPngt ira Seune lin 5grcritiQin1
al S~rarSpaaI. 9e 6or. Stater bill 81
iom fsr bIipe 20. . % HuSIonS %
Canada benboIoSpiS 90. 8 % 4 i Rut.
fer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
iarnuH

Better sailing er ollnepnt til EoIts
meter / SenDooO.
Gnginc.Sniet / 8rescott brpnote
forleoen tiligemeo en- bel Del Srano-
ilufningsapparater.
g. 6. SoncS' SebDelicSbns, en- al Be
prGgtigite &eltoenier / Slad TiOer
Salts, br9nbte forleOer.
Scrpme 8. Glarf, 0eputp Collector
Of Snternal Repenue, bsoe ben 19oe
IS. / NoOiion, IS aar gammeI.
Sill gSminiitratprer / 9oet efter
afOsbe Safion 5. GAZE / Tacine er ittO.
iot Gaie's @nfe, 9r. Sboop oa Wr.
Spence.
SnSbrnSstppc trpngte tnO / NtelIon
& 1a6IitrsnlS 0rp GOODS 9utif VA.
cine Rat til Sen 1Soe bS. Og itial 8a-
rer for $1,000. 9e babe SeIt %
SlGoe ubcnior for oeito burtigere at
funne fonme bort meo SpoefoIterne.
Yerlcmorsfnapper. 9. @oln
Ser tiolieere bar aniat oeo 8isconltn
Gearl Button 6actorp / Ga Crosse,
ltaar / 9egreb meo at banne ct e9et
aompani til 5abrifation al Serle'
morsfnapper. aompaniet ifal be9pnoe
meO en- &apital al $4,000, % $50
Ntano oil blioe beifiGftiget.
Stopper for Genne SlagS IfDPnoelle
al Sfooer, ioet ban inneS, at aompas
MET. bar iebet Jig nof saa SnoldnerneS
gefoitninp. San oil ocrfor, iom inet,
berefter irIge Spmmeret pnn Sno UT"
Der GeIerpationeu til BE giGn8le Erl'
fer. SrGlaItpriierne er bel MI ont
firing Oct OobbeIte al, boaO DC par Tor
10 aar tilbage.
giaiot Spmmcr. - en- 9eretning
ira @aibingtou ON, nj &egiertngen III
onter at iplge ben 5fou, iom enonu er
iaien paa BAD Riper &eierootiorert, til
SsiItbpoenOe, bar paft betpoeltg Be
ppeelIe blanot SrGlaitbanolernc I alb'
LAMB % andre Steoer / Den nor0lt9e
Gel al Staten. 5or 10 aor ltoen
|fisbte Stearu8 ,2umber 60. Stopen
paa oenne Geierpatiun % ut 10 aar
iii at opiplbe 8ontraften /, Sloen bar
set illlttet ANDRE aontrafter for Su9lt
paa npe SoroIoSoer (Iaotments) %
iii Sc famine griier. iom bar glploenoe
for 10 Iar iiSen. au bar Snorentlitl'
iteren intiolertio beiluttet at |Rtte en-
aurrcippnbcrer meS Mrs. We'
ainlen. = 9a Rpbeoeu ON Sr9lt'
sent RcainlepS Wprb iprebteS oper
2anbet, ifrep en- IL Aar gartrtel
giee, Rarp 2ueotfa, iom Dor paa
Zen WenoIba, nGt Reenab, ct grep
til Mrs. 9inIep, og BrGItoentellS
gnfe par ioa perlig at belpare Sre'
bet. Gette aI9Sebe Sen lille 0tarp
uiieeIigt, % oa bun nogle Wtanlte'
Ser ienere tit en- liben SsIter. ierote
hun Wrs. Wcainlep ct mt grep %
fortaite benbe beune @eatoenbeo.
Com Spar mootoG hun ct Sar Itrif'
feSe clippers" til 9abpen, 90 Mrs.
Wcs3inIep fret besuSea 90 uotaIte
Snife ON, at Sen file moatte blipe
iii geliigneIie for 6amilieu. Srep.
perIineen i%ortiatte, 90 til Sui mob.
tog Warp ct Bar imptffe Clippers"
til ia ieIp ira Wrs. Meainlep. Zen
file 8ise err meo 8ette itoIt al fine
@aper % 9reperc ira S~refoentcns
Epfe
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Gaptcin @rthnr @e@raa, en- one.

"up'N'H ~'1iUHA UttNDtuHf GH uIlIS'
rifunit Mnrineoficer,' bar ifreoet e.,
I"tifcI for "National Geographic Ora.
go}irc", bOori Ian flnor til 2po for en-
no2ct ~eicnhommelig EIon til a. nan
rem til Norbpolen. San forriIaar, at
10 amerifonife (eIler nnore) MiuionG.
rer bi0roger ira IL I'll IA 0tiaion
Collars til 9pguing o. llbItprelie Al
10 Stibe, f%oritrueret eiter iamme
WCtbo6c iom set norIfe VolarIfib
"6rom". elsie 10 Sfibc ifuIbc ba
onUringc& oppe i SSbaUet pou for,
iticIi8e Stcber, Tor at sc funOc fpie8
.uoroOper mc0 Sien. &aptcin Ic8rop
antager, at Sien oppe oeb BoIen er
8Iot, % at oct cr forboIoSpis let beo
al SIGtcr og Sllube al rtaa oct
nttruccbc Stco - GoIen ieIo - nuar
man ferit fommcr iao Ian9t norb, iom
&icn o~Uerbooc0et fan isre ct Sfib.
San ioreiIaar o8iaa, at Stibcnc no.
ruiteS mco appornter for traoOIsS e.
leGroferIn8, ioa Ger / SilfrIbe al at
Scr cr no9et ~oIoorIi9t i geien, fan len.
Nea Dem SiUIp. Ter er ioreIsbig ingcn
W!uionGrer, iom bar melbt Jig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Svoe
@rboloer min @jelp,
ltaar Sc beDer ONT ben.

Seq benter paa Gem.
bpilfcn BOG De trGrger, og ieg pil
boilfen Sog De tr9nger, og lea oil
meo 8leoe gisre felgenbe:
Seq utl ienoe Gem en- Srber -
anpenoelig paa hpiIfetionbelit apo.
tibet - for JETS SLATER Or. Shops
HeItoratipe.
De fan taee oct en- Raaneo paa
Brsoe - oeriom oct Ipffes, foiter
oct $3.50. Sm oct teller, ptl ieg
Ielp betale apotbeferen - % 3ere8
6lotte ORD er afgitrenoe.
Seq pe0, bporoc.. andre 9eban6.
lingSuetbobe, De bar forisgt, bar
ilaaet Sell.
Seq fienber nsie iii, bnorfor en-
Spg blir miSmootg. 9erfor oiifu-
terer leg beller life mine Saaiton6e.
Seq beoer Gem iimpeltben at forisae
min gtetbobe paa min Reiifo, OF
operlaOet til SGscmioIet ieIp of
~onerbeoiie Gem.
Mtue gSger u6piier at 80 no az
boer 40 betaIer for 9ebanSIineen
gierne. foroi De bIep beIbreoet. sstta
Ell Gent forlanses al De andre.
Seq bar tiIbragt Ell 9epetio pau at
ubfin6e, boorban ipage inbre Ger.
Der fam itprfes. Rin ReItoratioe
tilbagebrtnger Sen araft iom aIeue
boIoer De pigtiae Srganer / 9irfiom.
beS
Seq 6ebantler ct ipast Organ paa
iamme Waabe iom en- ipag Raitin,
peo at 9ipe oct Strait iii at oirfe.
Wtn Metbo0e lptfeS altio. unota.
gen uaar en- Tariaa I. gr. arGft gisr
en- &lir urnulig - og SIerbeoen az
oiSie froutife Spsoomme fan life
beIbreoeS oen foruoeu. &c oil for.
itaa bette, naar &c lGier min BOG.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

Sra "Gbriitiau SrralS" or fommet
~9PcnbeIclic ON, at Dc isrite $4,000,
ion or iuofcmmet pes ocnS 3rbiom'
ling til GibirlpeIie Al NeOcn / Sin.
lamb, Sen 1G6e IS. or blCoCn niirn0t
til SirIpcfomitccn / &cIiinaiors, @l1'
ret haabcr at funne blipc pco at icnNt
$1,000 ON llgcn uooper @jntcccn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

Sum: Seq Ter / spiien, at ct Ear
/ ettglano, iom gif forfopet / 80
aar, MI bar eiftet Jig.
San: @r oct life for aalt - ef.
terat De bar p9ret Ipffelise / iaa
mango Iar!
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

9Cuofrmnc 9tummere al 'Heo
Srren" .uN GbolpeS lpr 1Oc
eItra.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

@SeafeISSaasbOa" sr N meaet iuteresfnut
ltoen %oG, III nGfteu bber eus'tr Saa / aaret
tnhrr oi 6e6'eIsoagcn % SPoicISauUet for en-
euer 70 nacn8ietHe mlRu0 90 en- Eel f~aaodnns
aoiHosr TIA Ribre 90 Hnc~r Glo. Ee ubbalate
AiHrHe'ptog. meft Gi norFe 90 oauNe 9iatere,
tom meobsleS Ill bper Dag. CT en- rem sub.
erabe tot 8tkbomsorb 90 furbe 9iitigbsbe.
.. Often, Ct. eusoar, Sppa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
altaaa.

Stcmtr ior Smopt. - Ter er ct
f~piu0eIigt 3eblem al lltabs 9egisla.
tltr. $enSes 9apn or Ntrs. Marp y,
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
Mfhtsatt.

grreiterct for RprS. George
Saropid er blepen arreiteret | gsea.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23

Inounn0rlnNcn &" T., >,N>N n
SIR '.:..... =. .>,r. IT,, ~ s.,
1,~.G&i~ -. ". .ar:... ism CT tom.
TIC r., e Es,sa.>. 1....y ism In
&ar.t@r 500 C.: ser # &rcccnt 50
De-. ~srio3tn T.. >.a u~,@H2on.ig Itc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-23
3f.titltrTntu.

NubcrS Gimme cr uonGont til
/ aenpon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-30
RAILROAD NEWS.
Union Pacific Probably Is Pur-
chaser of the Alton.
Would Give It Chicago and st.
Louis Entrance.
THE MONEY is READY.
Union Pacific Recently Borrow
ed $IO,OOO,OOO on Notes.
This Is Enough to Get Con-
trolling Interest in Alton.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-The Union Pacific
is the purchaser of the Chicago & Alton
railroad. according to reports in the
Chicago newspapers and prevailing
opinion in railroad circles.
The purchase is believed to have al
ready been consummated, with the ex-
ception of minor details and formaii-
ties. E. H. Hartman desired the Alton,
it is said, in order to extend the Union
Pacific into Chicago
The scheme to repeat the effort to
check the Morgan-Hill combination,
after the failure to checkmate that
group in the Northern Pacific contest
and the resultant panic of May 9, 1901,
is the first attempt to the Hartman
party to oppose aggressively the North
ern Securities group of railroads. Mr..
Harriman's plan is to vest absolute
control of the Chicago & Alton rail-
road in the Union Pacific.
Otto H. Kuhn of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
admitted to the Tribune's New York
correspondent that definite purchaser
was in view, but he said, sit would
serve no purpose at this time to say
who this purchaser is
John ]. Mitchell, one of the three
committeeman appointed to negotiate
the sale, when asked if he would deny
that the Union Pacific had bought the
Alton, SAID that he would not. L nave
been appointed one of three trustees -
said Mr.. Mitchell, ito receive stock de-
posits, and beyond that 1 can as yet
say nothing 1 cannot give the name
of any possible purchaser of the prop
erty."
BIG ADVANCE IN ALTON STOCK.
The Tribune says:
THE stock of the Chicago and Alton
Railway company consists of $40, 544.e Go
preferred and $50, 800 common. E. il.
Hartman is chairman of the executive
committee and controls the road. Evl-
dences of buying both common and pre-
stock market since October. In that month
the common sold low as 1871. It rose
steadily and closed yesterday at 355s. In
the same time the preferred advanced
from 81 to 751z. The strength in the stocks
led to reports that the Alton had been
sold to various roads, including the Union
Pacific the Rock Island, the Illinois Cen
trail, the AtchiSon and the Kansas CITY
Southern.
ssDeniaIs of these reports have been
made by all the railroads but the Union
Pacific which also is a Hartman prop
erty 1t is recalled that several months
ago the Union Pacific secured loan OF
10 million dollars on notes. The SPECIFIC
reason for the loan was not made public.
controlling interest in the common
stock held by Hartman and his friends
at SIS q share would call for less than
million dollars and equal amount OF
preferred at $40 a share would take the
other Z millions. The loan to the Union
Pacific was made by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-30
JOURNAL WEDNESDAY DECEMBER

ings donated by C., ". Ryus. an employe
of the Santa Fe claim department. The
pictures. which are valued at about 800
each. are to be hung in the office of the
new Railroad Y. NC. A. building.
H. E. Byram. assistant. to the fourth
vice president of the Rock Island, with
headquarters in Chicago, was in Topeka
Tuesday in conference with J. NJ. Gruber,
general superintendent of the western dis
trict of the same road, with headquarters
in Topeka. Mr.. Byram was only recently
appointed to the position which he now
holds.
Charles L. Seagraves of the Santa Fe
passenger department, is in receipt of
pair of handsome link cuff buttons, the
like of which has not yet been seen at
the general offices. The buttons are being
issued from the passenger department Of
the Nickel Plate railroad and are being
used for advertising purposes. They are
made of gun metal and the fat surface
of each is adorned with the emblem of the
Nickel Plate railroad
Mr.. J. w. Hall, brakeman on the Santa
Fe passenger run between Topeka and
ST. Joe, is laying off for several days in
order to attend the wedding of his daugh-
ter, Ella. to Mr.. William Burlie of Chi
cago. which will take place today at the
home of the brides brother in Kansas
City. The young couple will leave imme-
diate1y after the wedding for Chicago,
where they will make their home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-30
AN OKLAHOMA SCHEME.
Build a Railroad from Canada to Chilli
TO Cost S25o,OOo,OOo.

Guthrie, Ok, Dec. 30.-The Pan-Ameri-
can Railway company, with headquarters
at Guthrie and with $3.50, oO0, 900 capital
stock to build a line from Port Nelson, on
Hudson bay, in British America, to Ar
gentine Republic, was chartered today
From Port Nelson the road runs via Win.
nipeg in Manitoba, through the states or
North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kan Kan
sas Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Tex
as. thence through Mexico, Central Amer
lea. the republic of Panama "a Colombo ant;ns
Republic A branch line is provided run
ming from Peru through Chile lie to Val II2,a-
raise The total length is 10000 miles. The
incorporators as named in the charter are
W. b and G.. R. Davis, G. D Farmer, n
c. Hes and Ed Hillman of Arlington, Ok
The Canadian Southern Townsite com
pany, chartered in connection with the
Panama railway with $$260,0o0 capital
stock and with the principal places es,n OF
TON. in Oklahoma and at Hampton, Arbe-
ka and Wewoka;n / T The IL fnG fnppdGa r
N. Rawlings and NJ. l. huffman of New
York, c. B. Williams of MEXICO CITY J.
Davis of Arbeka, !. Il.
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SI4,OOO,OOO FOR FILTERS.
Amount Expended Annually for
Cuban Tobacco.

New Orleans, Dec. 30.-Leaders in
economic thought and historical study
are here today to the number of $50 in
attendance upon the annual meeting of
the American Historical and American
Economic association. The American
Economic association was called to or
der by President Edwin R. Seligman.
In a paper or tobacco Lawson H. Shell
fer, tobacco expert of the United States
department of agriculture, said:
The United States today, while pro-
ducing enormous amounts of tobacco
of various kinds, imports from Cuba
filler tObaccosD for which we pay the
Cuban agriculturist about $4,000, 900 per
annum. The import duty on this to-
bacco being five or six million dollars,
makes total of about fourteen million
dollars for filler tobacco, which could
be produced in Texas, Florida, or
where there are similar soils and sim
lar climates. This would mean more
to the agricultural people of the state
OF Texas than the revenue derived from
almost any other crop. The soil and
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ABOUT RAILROAD People,

N. J. Janney. travelling passenger agent
for the Santa Fe, was in Topeka recent
~.
George Harris and daughter Jessie have
returned to Topeka after a short visit
with friends in Ottawa.
A. L. Fisher, travelling passenger agent
for the Northwestern railroad, was in To-
peka yesterday on business for his COM
Dany.
me Dig santa re rotary pioW which
was in the Newton shops at the time of
the fire at that place, has arrived at the
local shops for repairs.
C. W. Kouns, superintendent of trans
portation for the Santa Fe, is in Chicago
on business for the company Mr.. Kouns
will also go to ST. Paul before he returns
TO Topeka.
Chris Senner. former employee of the
Santa Fe, has left Topeka for Chanute
where he and Lou Hadley, another en-
ploye of the Santa Fe, expect to open a
grocery store
The secretary of the Railroad z NJ c.
A is in receipt of two handsome oil paint
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vENNER AGAIN.
Rock Islands Old Friend Takes Hand
in NJ. & Q. Suit.

Mobile. Ala, Dec SO.-Thomas r.
James Politz, New York; Littleton Ed
monds, Richmond, Va, and G. L. Ven
ner, Boston, Mass, filed in the chan
Gerry court of Mobile yesterday a petit
ton for an injunction against the Mo-
bile & Ohio Railroad company, restrain
ing it from paying interest on general
mortgage bonds for s10,5O0 issued in
1889. The court is asked to decree the
bonds illegally issued and are null and
void and that the mortgage deed of
trust to the Farmers Loan & Trust
company, as security, be declared null
and that the bonds and mortgage be
surrendered and cancelled. 1t is asked
that the Mobile & Ohio be perpetually
enjoined from paying either the princi-
pal or interest.
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ROAD RUN By TELEPHONE.
Westing house Interworks Line Has
No Telegraph Operators.

One of the most unique railroads in
the county in the matter of operation
is located within a few miles of Pitts
burg. This is the Westinghouse Inter
works railroad and is connected with
the immense Westinghouse interests in
East Pittsburg and Trafford City. The
uniQueness of the railway system con-
sists mainly in the fact that it is prob
ably the only steam railroad in the
country operated entirely by telephone.
There is not a telegraph operator en-
ployed on this road. Here and there,
however, are small booth-like buildings,
in which telephones are installed, and
the operation of the road is perfected
on this block signal system. When the
Pennsylvania railroad desires to run a
train to the Westinghouse interests, it
is run by telephone, the operator at the
junction" with the Pennsylvania ar
ranging the running off the train
Pittsburg Post.
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VACCINATED ON HIS CHEEK
Alleged Practical Joke on an Easton-
ian Results in a Suit.

Easton, Pa, Dec. SO.-Ephriam Rud-
insill, a barber, of Alliance, today
brought suit before Alderman Segunie
of this city, charging DR.. F. w. Farber,
a practicing physician Of Alliance, with
malpractice.
Rudinsill asserts that he fell and
scratched his face a few weeks ago, and
that while at a hotel discussing the
smallpox situation in that town one Of
his friends jokingly remarked that he
ought to be vacctnated. Rudinsil states
he was then held, and that Dr.. Farber
took a small phial from his pocket Che
thinks it contained serum) and applied
1t to the scratch on his cheek The
wound became sore, and resembled a
successful vaccination
Rudinsill consulted DR.. Shafer, who
informed him that the sore looked as
though it had resulted from vaccina-
ton; hence the suit.