Jaw Broken and Breast Crushed After Track Accident
Tuesday morning on the E P N E track near George Carl's ice factory two men, J W More and J M Riggs, repaired a coal car. More was crushed between the truss rod and wheel as the car tipped, leaving him with a broken jaw and crushed chest while Riggs watched beneath. Doctors cannot yet determine the full extent of his injuries.
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George Carl
J. W. More
J. M. Riggs
Mr. More
Mr. Riggs
More
Riggs
Almong
Scourge of Diptheria in Town Strikes Many Families
A town faces a diphtheria and measles outbreak with widespread cases including laryngeal diphtheria and pneumonia. Katie Carroll, 11, died after her parents traveled to El Paso. burial occurred before their return. Another child died as the illness spread to the Anthony Lamm family. County officials authorize anti toxine purchases to aid poor families and curb the disease.
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Katie Caroll
Beam
el Paso Overland
Anthony Lamm
F. B. Stuart
Board of County Commissioners
Alamogordo Yard Switchman Suffers Severe Hand Injury
Switchman W. R. Dunham in the Alamogordo yards of the White Oaks line sustained the loss of a middle finger and a badly smashed hand when fingers were caught in a coupling. Forefinger nearly cut off but may be saved. Accident blamed on an old draw head. no exact cause known.
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Alamogordo
White Oaks
W. R. Dunham
Dunham
During the Last Decade Has Been Marvelous Not the Country It Formerly Was
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Facts and Figures About Mexico pamphlet highlights
The Wonderful Changes pamphlet from the Mexican Central railway promotes modern Mexico as a federal republic with American style institutions. It notes Porfirio Diaz’s reforms since 1877, reports safe property rights, religious liberty, and widespread opportunities for homeseekers and workers. Guadalajara praises as a thriving second city rich in valleys and mountains.
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Mexican Central Railway
Mexico
Mexican Republic
United States
Partidos
Board of Common Council
Ayuntamiento
Jefe Politico
Porfirio Diaz
Diaz
Republic
Republic of Mexico
Guadalajara
Jalisco
For first class tin work go to Laurie and Frazier
A terse ad urges readers to seek Laurie and Frazier for top quality tin work, promising superior craft and reliable service for home metal fittings.
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Laurie & Frazier
White Oaks to Receive Railroad Boost in Local Prophecy
The Eagle notes White Oaks is certain to gain a railroad as a profitable business prospect due to steady freight and coal shipments. Also, CASH CLOTHING Co. advertises low prices and the Ruby bar offers famed mixed drinks at the Corner of San Francisco and Oregon streets.
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White Oaks
Eagle
San Francisco
Oregon Streets
Governor Otero's Annual Report Shows Up Well for Statehood
Governor Otero presents annual report citing progress toward statehood with emphasis on economic growth, infrastructure, and administrative improvements. The document highlights funding absorption, public works plans, and readiness milestones, aiming to reassure lawmakers and residents.
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Otero
New Mexico Governor Urges Statehood Support in Interior Report
Governor Otero presents a broad case for New Mexico statehood to the Interior Department. He notes abundant wild lands, cleared land titles, a population of about 275,329, record wool sales, mining development, and large railroad expansion while urging higher supreme court salaries and continued territorial growth.
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Otero
Interior Department
Washington
New Mexico
United States
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nevada
Supreme Court
White Oaks mountain line labor and rail progress discussed
President Eddy cites labor difficulties with Mexicans Pueblo Indians and Americans on the White Oaks mountain line while grading on the Alamogordo and Sacramento railway advances. Tracklaying to Cloudcroft begins this winter as engineers prepare to welcome Texas visitors, with a seven mile ascent and 27 bridges. The through line is favored for El Paso with broader regional benefits and funding thought to be raised in 30 days.
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White Oaks
Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Alamogordo & Sacramento
Cloudcroft
Toboggan
United States
el Paso Herald
el Paso
Chihuahua
Sonora
Navy recruiting push and legal wraps in federal notes
Special Correspondence reports the Navy aims to fill 2,590 seamen and 1,500 apprentices, with a new Cleveland recruiting station. DC Supreme Court decides Las Vegas New Mexico land grant case dating to 1859. oleomargarine tax debate and Porto Rico bill progress noted. civil service reforms grow. emancipation anniversary observed. Spanish war pension filings rise to about 25,000.
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Tur News
Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Surveyor General of
Congress
Las Vegas Land Grant
Las Vegas
Department of Interior
Interior Department
Navy Department
Navy
Great Lakes
Middle West
Long
Cleveland
Express messenger welcomes new son in El Paso
N. EK. Cullum, the cheerful express messenger on the White Oaks route, announces the arrival of a bouncing baby boy at his El Paso home. Both mother and child are reported well, and the physician deems the father likely to recover.
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N. EK. Cullum
White Oaks
el Paso
R. H. Pierce & Co Largest Southern Territory Stock
Canned goods provisions groceries and dry goods with hats caps boots and shoes form the extensive inventory carried by R. H. Pierce & Co. described as the largest stock in the southern part of the territory.
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R. H. Pierce & Co
Mapping Out the Future White Oaks and El Paso Papers Express Their Preferences
White Oaks and El Paso newspapers publish their preferred railroad route and policy directions. The items call for regional consideration of rail alignment, funding, and economic impact, signaling local expectations for transportation development.
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White Oaks
el Paso
Change urged to rail link pledges White Oaks growth
W O Eagle argues for a Liberal Kansas to White Oaks line connecting with the El Paso and Northeastern. He contends the project would boost trade for White Oaks merchants and keep business from moving to Kansas City, while opening coal deposits for shipment northeast.
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el Paso
Liberal
Kansas
White Oaks
el Paso & Northeastern
Kansas City
Eagie
Botanical specimens bought by English and Scotch herbaria
Sets of botanical specimens collected at Gray and vicinity purchased by English and Scotch herbaria. The flora of this territory will be studied by scientific cousins across the broad Atlantic.
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Gray
Scotech
Broad Atlantic
Eagle
Coal shipments from Salado mines rise in December
More than four thousand tons of coal were shipped from the Salado coal mines during December, reflecting steady production and export activity for the month.
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Salado
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Southwest
Pillsbury's
Pillsbury’s
Weekland
South
Oregon
el, Paso
Texas
Ewman & Son
Alain
Ine
Diptheria
Switchman
Capitan
Southwestern Telephone Company
Santa Fe
Raton
Elizabethtown
Taos
Tres Piedras
A. A. Newberry
New York
W. N. Townsend
Sister Republic
Cash Clothing Co
Casa Clarming Co
Tularosa
Peoples Bros
Vegas
GASE
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Foraker
Ohio
Porto Rico
Thar
Davis
Thaelih
Wilkins Ad Butler
Tarleton H. Bean
Maine
Fornia
Civil Service Commission
District of Columbia
W. B&b. Snedgrass
Sacramento Valley
Bard
P. C. Block
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