The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-05
A NOTABLELIST.
/ Great Gathering of Railroad
Men.

A wonderful tribute was paid the
memory of George 7. Nicholson, vice
president of the Santa, Fe at Law
renee, by the presence or very large
number of railroad men from dlIIerenl
portions of the United States ano
various railways. The number from
Topeka was almost too large to list.
From Other Railroads.
Among the officials present from
other roads than the Santa Fe and
from other points than Topeka were:
w. B. Biddle. vice president Frisco,
Chicago.
E. F. Burnett, general agent West
ern Passenger association, New York.
G. J. Charlton, passenger trahc
manager, Chicago & Alton. Chicago.
D. w. Cook. general traffic manager,
E. T. Campbell, traffic manager.
Erie, Chicago.
Junction railway, Chicago.
J. Francis, general passenger agent,
Chicago, Burlingto & Quincy, Chicago.
J. E. German, vice president, ROCK
Island, Chicago.
W. T. Mervine, general super1n-
tendent Wells Fargo, Chicago.
J. T. Morrison, general attorney, Pull
man company, Chicago.
Doctor Fellows, Chicago.
]. H. Nicholson, Richmond, Ind.
L.. w. Parker SnlCdSO.
F. H. Tristram, assistant general
passenger agent Wabash.
]. T. Holden. vice president Kansas
City Southern, Kansas City.
D. Benjamin, Harvey system, Kan
w. II. Abel, assistant general agent
Alton, Kansas City, Mo.
L. Cooper, travelling passenger
agent Alton, Kansas City, Mo.
D. s. Farley. secretary terminals
E e. Macleod. chairman western
passenger association, Chicago.
George S. Wood, president Kansas
club, Chicago.
Carl Howe, freight department New
York Central, Chicago.
Avery Turner, Amarillo, vice presi-
dent Pecos & Northern Texas line.
From the Santa Fe.
Among the Santa Fe officials pres
ent from other points than Topeka
were the following:
W. J. Black. passenger traffic man
W. B. Storey. Jr., vice president,
Chicago.
W. e. Hodges, vice president. Chi
a. C. Jobes, director, Kansas City.
F. C. Fox, Amarillo, general mana
j. S. Hershey, Galveston, general
w S. keenan,, Galveston, general
passenger agent.
J. Brinker, Amarillo, general freight
and passenger agent.
A. 10. Meyer, Amarillo, auditor.
J. w. Freeman, Amarillo. secretary
and treasurer.
e. Raymond, Newton, general super
intendent.
II. w. Sharp, Newton, division super
intendent.
c. T. Mcclellan, Emporia, division
superintendent.
]. T. McNally, Chanute, assistant d.
vision superintendent.
c. A. Walker, Hutchinson, division
freight agent.
G. E. Rowe, general agent freight
department, Kansas City.
F. K Smith, travelling passenger
agent, st. Louis.
W. T. Treleaven, Chanute, division
freight agent.
C. H. Morehouse, Denver, division
freight agent.
J. P. Hall, Denver, general agent
passenger department.
H. r. Teasdale, Oklahoma City, d.
vision freight agent.
freight agent
George Butterfly, ST. Joseph, general
agent passenger department.
G. c. Chambers, ST. Louis, general
agent passenger department.
J. C. Sartelle, St. Louis, general agent
passenger department.
F. S. Brooks, Kansas City, general
live stock agent.
G. A Roberts, Kansas City, local
live stock agent.
Ford Harvey. Kansas City, manager
Harvey service.
F. G. Burnett, Cincinnati, general
agent passenger department.
Samuel Larimer, Des Moines, general
agent passenger department.
F. D. Hendry Detroit, general agent
passenger department.
C. c. billiard, New York, general
eastern agent, passenger department.
George w. Hagenbuch, Kansas City,
general agent passenger department.
G. C. Carpenter, Minneapolis, general
agent passenger department.
S. w. Manning, Boston, general agent
passenger department
F. E. Shellaberger, Pittsburg, Pa,
general agent passenger department
J. S. BartIe, assistant freight traffic
manager, Chicago.
J. z. Baxter, assistant general audi
tor. Chicago.