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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

Page

7

Railroads and personnel shifts across the Southwest rail network

The Rio Grande faces staff shortages on the Denver & Rio Grande system while Wyoming branch talks of extending lines to Douglas and other towns. Santa Fe changes agents in New Mexico and California amid a fire scare and a dispute over a station chief. A California case reports a rape attempt on a white woman aboard a Santa Fe train near Needles, and Isleta floods spur railway damage claims.

Wyoming The Colorado & Southern Railway Warren Colorado Douglas San Bernardino C. Selvy Santa Re Santa Fe Overland Needles Santa Fe Railroad Isleta Indians

Shirts to flag weary wilkes save Santa Fe wreck

Two dauntless men James Murray and James Ryan halted a southbound Santa Fe passenger train near a broken rail by waving shirts as a danger flag. Passengers donated a dollar, and the railroad rewarded them with honors and free travel to San Francisco. The No. 9 wreck was cleared. No. 1 ran on, and the line resumed full service with the track restored.

H. BE. Morris Belen Albuquerque Santa Fe Delon Net Morris California Est San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Examiner James Murray James Ryan Ryan Murphy Murray Suerintendent Hibbard

Santa Fe Line Inspected After Heavy Rain Washouts

Following severe rainfall and wrecks, Santa Fe Railroad officials ordered repairs. Inspectors found water soaked roadbed and replaced it with dry fill. Even in Albuquerque yards, new roadbed was installed to restore safety. Citizens respond to want ads.

Santa Fe Railroad Company Albiquerane

Missouri Ouster Moves Against Waters-Pierce Firm

Missouri Attorney General Herbert S. Hadley declares ouster proceedings against the Waters-Pierce company of St Louis and Republic Oil, alleging a single ownership link to the Standard Oil group. He cites state divisions, rebates, spying on rivals, and reports from railroad clerks as methods, with Supreme Court hearings set in Jefferson City in January.

Kansas City Herbert $. Hadley Missouri C Hadley St Waters-Pierbe Company St. Louis Republic OF Company Tre Republic Confums Maidley Folk Rockefeller Rogers Plagler Archbold Barstow Tinsley New York Supreme Court Jefferson City Hadley Texas Lone Star Watere-Pierce Company Ail

Local Groceries and Provisions Store Listing

Dealers in groceries provit grain and fuel offer finest imported wines liquors cigars. Place orders for this line at 218 215 217 North Third Street.

North Third Street

International Live Stock Exposition at Chicago Santa Fe travel offer

Promotes the International Live Stock Exhibition in Chicago December 16 to 28 with low $45.00 Santa Fe rail rates through agent T EB Purdy. Highlights Great Cattle Exhibit at Union Stock Yards December 16 to 23 and urges planning a trip with tickets on sale December 16 to 19.

Chicago Santa Fe T. EB. Purdy Union Stock Yards T.eb Purdy T.bk Santa T. BE. Purdy

Throat injury at Farmington slaughter house

Nelson Knight of Farmington badly cut in the throat by a meat hook at a slaughter house while assisting in butchering. He fell twelve feet, and the wound extended about three inches, narrowly missing a severed artery. Event accompanied by December social notices listing upcoming concerts and performances by local groups.

Nelson Knight Farmington

Mi-o-na Helps Stomach and Nerves For Winter Health

If you have indigestion or stomach trouble prepare for winter. Mi-o-na tablets soothe irritated mucous membrane, stimulate the solar plexus, and strengthen the nervous system. Headache dizziness sleeplessness back ache and debility signal a need for Mi-o-na. J. H. O'Rielly Co. offers a guarantee with every 60 cent box.

J. H. O'Rielly Co

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