Frisco to run high speed strawberry trains to markets
The Frisco system arranges special fast refrigerator trains from Arkansas fruit districts to large markets. relief trains with provisions speed toward San Francisco. Refugees pour into Los Angeles as aftershocks worry residents. Fire damages and family tragedies strike Santa Fe section crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Arkansas
San Francisco
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Relef
Hurley
Albuquerque
N. M
Chicago
Galveston
Los Angeles
el Paso
Old Mexico
Coal discovery reported in Lincoln County New Mexico
A rich coal deposit in Lincoln county New Mexico is described as a large, very fine quality find near El Paso. Discovered by Masterson in township 15 the vein runs about twenty eight inches and is said to be exhaustible. The coal tests show nearly anthracite hardness with little smoke and ash. The locator, experienced in many camps, lacks funds to develop the claim and seeks partners or buyers to exploit the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max B. Fitch
Socorro
Southwestern Lead and Coal Company
Fitch
Caballo Mountain
New Mexico
Cutter
Santa Fe
Paris
Las Vegas
Heo
Cartwright
California
Parix
Lincoln County
EL Paso
Fis
Tae
Masterson
United States
Tallmadge Land Fraud Trial Stimulates Roswell Courtroom
A Roswell dispatch dated April 24 reports the Tallmadge land fraud trial in U S court as the defense rested in the plea of abatement. Defendants include B H Tallmadge of Denver Chester L Tallmadge and B R Tallmadge of Chicago John H McKinstry president of Pan Handle Pecos Valley Land Co and Santa Fe Immigration Association Carl C Young of the same firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Tallmadge
United States
B. H. Tallmadge
Denver
Chester L
B. R. Tallmadge
Chicago
John H. McKinstry
Pan Handle & Pecos Valley Land Company
Santa Fe Immigration Associaton
Carl C. Young
Legal clash over land case at federal hearing sparked courtroom fury
Walter Hughes of Carispay New Mexico and others face alleged land law violations. The case draws intense interest as defense and government lawyers clash over witness contact and juror lists. Special Agent Joseph Priest aides witnesses, prompting a sharp exchange with United States Attorney Llewellyn and defense attorney W. Gatewood. Judge Pope admonished but allowed discourse to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vany
Walter Hughes
Carispay N. M
Aline
Saime
Epecn
Joseph Priest
United States
Llewellyn
Priest
Liewellyn
Lamsloroll
Pope
Maj. Llewellyn
W. W. Gatewool
Joseph “Priest
Presbytery of Santa Fe Session in Territorial Capital Meeting
The Presbytery of Santa Fe meets at the First Presbyterian in Santa Fe with Judge McFie reading Justice Harlan's address on John Knox's 40th anniversary. Ministers and elders list read, Manuel Madrid elected moderator, Samuel Magill temporary clerk, interpreters chosen, and many church representatives named. The report includes attendance from Las Vegas to Taos and Dixon to Chimayo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Santa Fe
New Mexico
First Presbyterian
McFie
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
John Knox
Presbyterian Church
America
George F. Sevier
Manuel Madrid
Mora
Samuel Magill
Gabino Rendon
Eliseo Cordova
Norman Skinner
Las Vegas
Raton
Vincente
Romero
Taos
John M. Whitlock
Lamberton
Lincas
Martinez
Vallecitos
Tomas Atencio
Dixon
Jutian H. Torris
Ra Aveligo Auerro
Penasco
Cordova
Joses H. Cruz
Tremendtina
Victoriano Cruz
Chimayo
Patronize Local Merchants Grow New Mexico Towns
A drummer returning from Albuquerque and Silver City praises local spending. He says residents keep money in town for everyday items and big purchases, boosting local growth and resisting out-of-town orders. The piece urges loyalty to Southwest merchants to prevent wealth draining to Chicago or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Silver City
Southwest
Chieago
New York
El Paso + Herald
Moon Inhabited Debate and Land Claim Notice
The text questions lunar atmosphere viability while advertising Electric Bitters as a general tonic. It then serves as a U S Interior notice from Santa Fe claiming final proof for Adelaida S. de Otero on land parcels in New Mexico, with witnesses named and a May 10, 1906, court date in Albuquerque for cross examination and rebuttal, signed Manuel R. Otero, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Adelaida
de Otero
Placilo Salazar Y Otero
Jesus Salazar Y Otero
Peralta
Higinio Chavez
Jesus Garcia
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
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Emmons
Coal Avenue
Hoosier
Baldwin
D. Emmons
Aa Avenue Furniture
Albuquerque Hardware CO
Harvey Company
Union Station
Paso
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia
Southern Railway
Association of Transportation and Car Accounting Officers
Adame
John RK. Burton
Grant Gros. Constrictions Company
San Angeles
Francisco
Lim Angeles
Penitena
Oakland
Hueton
Xan Mraneiece
Jone
Torietta
Santa Ve
Barr Station
Thi City
Isteta
Whitleson
Torletta
Jose
New
the Presbytery OF
Chamberlain
All
Third Street Meat Market
Uenge
Emil Kleinwort
Onle Bulliug
Norte Patro Street
Bond
The
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Bole Agents
N. Mm
South Third Street
Silver Avenue
No. 215
Grenadino & CO
N. Peach & CO
CRS Auto
Cole
Med
W. Gold A
T. A. Lucero
West
Silver Ave
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Fleet Street
F. G. Pratt & Co
Casino
Heekin & Co
Imboden
Granite
Hillsboro Creamery
Bouthmeeona Street
TOY
GRADI
Veulera
North Third Street
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Block
Automatic Telephone
Mooooco AA
W.H. Hahn & CO
GOTH
Stewart Iron Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
Johnson
Thornton
South
Walter Street
F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
Wootton & Myer
N.m
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
M. Draggie
Wasington Avenue
Albuquerue
Ake UT
Belen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Patent
Helen
Sss
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Imperial Laundry CO
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
PO Dso Bobo
Bob Osohosoh
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Bank OF Commerce
J. Korber & Co., Cor
First ST
Copper Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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