Railroad Notes and Labor Tensions Across the Southwest
H J Franklin of the Santa Fe coast claims department visits for railroad business as trains move Mexican labor eastward. The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks plans an April 27 entertainment in El Paso. J A McNauch gains a concession to build and operate electric lines near Puebla. Jesse W Robbins notes rail work after cattle shipments, while W E B Easley resigns to start a Mexico City venture. Guaymas reports SP extension surveyed southward with track laid over much of the distance. Boos fight, camel club talk, and plans for an Ancient Order of the Camel stir Albuquerque as Sunday laws loom.
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H. J. Franklin
The
Santa Fe Coast Nes
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
FL Paso
JA. McNauch
Mexican’ National Railway
Puebla
Death by accidental fall into water barrel at Carlsbad
W. L. Wilson, new to Carlsbad from Texarkana for health, died at his Main Street home after apparently losing balance and falling into a water barrel. A child’s interruption, a search, and a coroner’s verdict followed. Wilson had worked at Carlsbad Hardware and Joyce-Plait, and his funeral was held at the Methodist church with local Woodmen of the World escort.
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W. L. Wilson
Carlsbad
Texarluina
Tex
Main Street
Carlsbad Argus
Wilson
Carlsbad Hardware Company
Joyce-Plait Company
Texerkana
Ancient Order of the Camel forms in Tae kod to challenge booze trust
A new club named the Ancient Order of the Camel has emerged in Tae kod, Kae, aiming to curb saloon traffic. Promoters claim it will admit only one time drinkers, signaling a push against alcohol and potential price reductions by temperance advocates.
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NEW Club
Ancient
Order OF the Camel
Tucson
Booze Trust
Taekod
Citien
Ancient Order of the
Valbuniene
Hoaze Trust
Edgar Praises Small Want Notice In The Citizen
W L Edgar of the Imperial Laundry reports that a small want ad in The Citizen drew ten applicants quickly. He says the response shows advertising pays and hints the laundry may overhaul its entire staff. Also an anecdote about a love-sick phone interruption and a testimonial of kidney and liver trouble relief with Chamberlain's tablets from Arthur S Strickland of Chattanooga Tennessee.
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W. L. Edgar
Imperial Laundry
Santa Fe
Edgar
Chamberlain
Arthur
Strickland
Chattanooed
Nothing but real music will go if bevy of pretty Iowa girls have their way
The excerpt notes bids for city teams with horses wagons and drivers for Albuquerque New Mexico burial of pauper dead city printing and related contracts. It references the Street Committee City Council bid openings and bond requirements with dates in 1906. The piece blends a theatrical scene with municipal procurement notices and a cure advertisement.
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Iowa
Vay
Harry Fpler
Des Moines Girls Form Anti Ragtime Pledge
Ideals of a determined body of popular Des Moines girls urge studying music for music's sake. They declare war on the fad of ragtime, organize a pledge, and vow to promote real music while expelling members who countenance any hodgepodge of harmony.
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Des Moines
Real estate agents clash in Artesia dispute
A Saturday altercation on Main Street left Will Allison nursing scrapes after a Kansas buyer’s land deal spurred a shot across the bow from Dr. Vawter who tried to sway the purchaser from Allison. In other news, the Artesia City Council invites sealed bids for feeding city prisoners with meals and cleaning city buildings for one year starting May 6, 1906, bids due by April 20, 1906, 12 oclock midnight.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Vta
Clark Hotteter
Thuch
Comal
Harry PF. Lee
Main Street
Artesia
Will Allison
Kansas
Vawter
Allison
Sealet
Harry F. Lee
Fragmentary Notice of Public Service Termination?
A damaged OCR fragment mentions men and women and Anna Carnesen or Wiestations, unclear context and actions. The readable parts lack concrete event, place, date, or organization details to form a clear record.
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Anna Carnesen
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West End Viaduct
Coal Ave
24 St
Opere
Jesse W. Robbins
Texas’ Road
Fort Worth
Cleburne
W. E B. Easley
Southern Pacific
Pacific Mail Steamship Line
Mexicoity
Mexico City
Mr. Easley
Vera Cruz
Guaymas
Mexico
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N. M
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L. S. Nipier
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Welton
Hazel
Ian
Sadie Tee
Belen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
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Los Angeles
Fei Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Rouse
Belon Patent
Belen Fo
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Alexander
Cary
Dr. King
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Sonle
North Third Street
Are
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Role Agents
Qubuquerque
South Third Street
Corse
Silver Avenue
M. Grenadino & CO
N. Peach & CO
Gold Ave
T. A. Lucero
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Silver Ave
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Wedding Cares
First Street
F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Tor & Graps
A. Sleyster Rance
Notary Public
Cromwell Block
Albuque
W.H. Hahn & Co
GOTH
Imperial Laundry CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
B.ruppe
Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
Johnson
Thornton
South
Walter Street
G. Pratt & Co
Casino
Heekin & Co
Imboden
Hillaboro
South Second Street
Rankin & CO
N. T
Armije Bulldine
Hopping
Cleveland
Rambler
Columbia
Tribune
A. E. Walker
Insurance
Mutual Building Associaon
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North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
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