Frisco Fund Compared With Six Others
San Francisco to date and growing shows contributions totaling $15,702,000 while references to Chicago fire of 1871, Charleston quake of 1886, Jacksonville yellow fever epidemic, Johnstown flood, Galveston flood, Paterson flood are listed. Albuquerque’s donation of about $2,600 added. a local youth forecasted the total would reach over a billion, claiming a narrow error margin of about $182,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chicago
Charleston
Jacksonville
Johnstown
Galveston
Paterson
Albuquerque
Thrilling Escape in San Francisco Reflected by Witness
A Frisco disaster survivor, Nan Byxbee, narrates how she woke to collapse and fled with only a sheet and tie. She hid three sisters whose fate was unknown, then learned they survived, while the NEA bureau and its workers faced destruction as fires raged. Photographer Kiedaisch captured quake aftermath and prequake views.
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Nan Byxbee
Frisco
N. BE. A
Kiedaisch
Citizen
Elks Rush 70 Aid of Victims
Grand Exalted Ruler Robert W. Brown travels from Louisville to San Francisco to lead relief efforts for the disaster. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks pledges 500000 for victims on the Pacific coast, with Denver and Albuquerque lodges contributing immediate funds. Local leaders coordinate nationwide donations to aid all in need.
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Robert W. Brown
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
San Francisco
Louisville
Elks’ Order
Pacific
Elks’ Lodge
Denver
Albuquerque Lodge
Soalsville
Brown
Board of Grand Trustees
Elks
W. H. Haytland
Gold Abounds In Santa Fe Road Bed
Passengers on the new Belen cut off of the Santa Fe line will ride over a gold rich bed for most of the route. The line reportedly carries about two dollars in gold value per ton, equating to a high value per mile. Construction now carries passengers seventy two miles from Texas to Sunnyside. The cut does not affect the California route. the distance is only about 14 miles more to the point. The grade features heavy mountain grades near the highest points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Sunnyside
California
San Francisco
Globe Company
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Kuhlman Co
Atlas Block
Chicago
Seneca Filter Co
Outfit
M. A. Donohue
Dale Pub
Ashing House
Dearborn Street
Disat Tt
Stand
Bearborn Street
Trumtall White
Richard Linthicum
Monarch Book Company
Mexico
Continental Jewelry Co
Cleveland
Ohio
New Mexico
Dees. H. Smith Co
Detroit
Mich
Feared New Freight Route Across Santa Fe System
The report discusses planned geonomy and freight service efficiency gains with a new route, predicting a 24 hour saving and reduced fueling costs. It notes uncertainty about which Californian trains will use the line and mentions two main lines on the Santa Fe system between Kierence and Newton, Kansas, and Rio Puerco, New Mexico.
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Maton
Gierleta
Tiefet Frulat
Fiat
Santi Fe
Kierence
Newton
Ts] Kanaas
Rio Puerco
New Mexico
Santa Fe Grays Aye For Game In 1906 Season
George Parsons says Santa Fe Grays will play any time Albuquerque Browns are ready to match. A Denver pitcher joins the Grays as El Paso struggles to raise 2000 for a toehold, with $1000 already pledged and demand for 2000 or nothing. The Browns aim to settle last year's accounts and fund a winning squad through practice games. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a cleansing tonic.
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George Parsons
Houston
Santa Fe Grays
Albuquerque Browns
Ong
Denver
Grays
el Paso
Licks
Browns
Death on eastbound train. Rudolph dies en route home
Frank G. Rudolph of Albuquerque, a 66 year old telegraph operator, died on a passenger train near Las Vegas while en route to Bowling Green Ohio. He leaves a young wife and two small children. The body was taken to Las Vegas morgue and later forwarded to Bowling Green. Mrs Hayward from Albuquerque accompanied the family. Rudolph had worked at Santa Fe Light offices in Albuquerque for three years and succumbed to consumption after a hemorrhage earlier this year.
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San Vegas
Rudolfph
Frank G. Rudolph
Albuquerque
Bowling Green
Ohio
Las Vegas
Rudolph
W. M. Lewis Company
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Elks Rush
Benevolent Order
LODGE
Santa FE Road
Belen
Frank &. Rudolf
Dean
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Fasre
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Aly
Rakwell
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Icewell Trading Company
Jai Prager & Company
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South Spring Station
New Mexico Military Institute
Court House
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A. W. BD
Bryan
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D. C
Fice
Orem
J. E. Kraft
Grant Block
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Edmund J. Alger
Railroad Avenue
R. L. Hust
N. T. Armijo
Hoth
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W. G
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Santa Pecoas Incs
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F. W. Spencer
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Barnett
N. M- Bath
Land Matters
H. W
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Silver Avenue
Land Office
L Engineer
J. R. Farwell
Acme
M. Helena Leonard
Parisian Institute
New York City
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Notary Public
Maddison
Omee
W. Childers
West Golf Avenue
Surtanteed
George H. Browne
South Second Street
Albuquerdie
A. L. Morgan
North Second Street
Albuquerque, N,om
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Firat Creel
Viaduct
Abraham Employment
Join F. Pearce
Weat Railroad Avenue
South Fleet Street
R. J. Sweeney
Lug’ton
Weat Conl Avenue
Arizona
Abraham
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Standard Company
Wen
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System College
Los Angeles
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F. F. Trotter
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Highland
Charles Conroy
Arno
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PF. Moore
Albright
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Copper Avenue
Eeemees Port
South Edith Street
South Fourth Street
Coronado Place
T. L. McSpadden
South Broadway
Kelly's
City
Plymouth Rock
Guire
Wasa
Rome
Hid
Onleht
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T. J. Meon
Fis
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Albaquerque E—A
A. Trimble
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Ithode Feland Wiilie
Rocks
Bop
Wit Law
Aneta
Tory Tarreant
Xe Bcope
Ciizen
Rio Grande Colon Mills
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F. L. McSpadden
S. Broadway
Darby A. Day
A. Fleischer
McSpadden
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Kansas
T. J. McSpadden
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Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
Owen
North Twelfth Street
Porterfield Company
West Gold Avenue
Highland Pharmacy
East Railroad Ave
Haynolds New Bidg
EPH Qone
Western Union
A. D.T
Montezuma Trust CO
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. 8. Strickler
V. P. and
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Asst
Wm. McIntosh
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Blackwell
George Arnot
O. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
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Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKee
R. A. Frost
H. F. Raynolds
U. 8. Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Ganta Fe Railway Company
State National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Ne Care
Marron
WM. Farr
J. A. Weinman
J. A. Dye
A. Miera
Jay A. Hubbs
H. Strong
D. H. Carns
J. B. Herndo
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Standard Heating & Plumbing Co
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First Street
Coal Ave
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
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