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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1905

Page

7

Railroad News and Legalities in the Southwest

Reports cover rail lines in Chihuahua and Oklahoma Texas New Mexico services facing tax debt settlements. The Santa Fe tests coal heat in Toptpa yards and Arizona Utah railroad sale for debt. A new Dallas to Roswell line is planned, with Judge Cochran directing construction. Conductor incidents and rate debates also appear alongside baggage service expansion.

Arizona & Utah Road John Denati Arizona & Utah Railroad Paul Burks Kingnan Ariz Santa Fe Railroad Company John Denair Roswell Austin Xah 8. T. Cochran Chicago Rock Island Construction Company Texas Texas, New Mexico & Pacific Railroad Dallas N. M G. A. Richardson

Railroad men praise pooling as answer to rate problem

The piece quotes executives from Santa Fe and other railways supporting the old pooling agreement as the best method to prevent discrimination and stabilize rates. It argues for direct discussions between railroad men and shippers over commissions and government intervention.

Ripley THE Santa FE

Rapid Growth of Rail Roads in the United States

G. Mackenale, superintendent of depot advertising for the tape, touring the rail system, touts U S freight rates as the finest in the world. He claims the United Kingdom has far fewer miles of rail, 60,000 miles of main line in the United States alone worth 1.6 billion dollars, constituting two thirds of continental agricultural value. He notes this growth has occurred over forty-one years.

Mackenale Alvarado Albuquerque Mr. Mackenzie Evening Citizen United States Macken

Advertising Man Mistaken for Rail Official in Alvarado

An advertising man, posing as a rail executive, drew attention in Alvarado yesterday. A portly five year old visitor with a Daniel Webster cast facial features caused local officials of the Santa Fe to become alert, as the stranger exhibited unusual knowledge of Santa Fe affairs.

Alvarado Daniel Webster Santa Fe

Mystery man Mackenzie in Chicago hints at Santa Fe ties

A stranger registered as G S Mackenzie, said to be Santa Fe’s station advertising chief, sparked curiosity in Chicago. He claimed authority over depot posters and dismissed profit as motive while noting his trip aims to view the country and advertising along the line. Separately, 2800 Chicago switchmen prepare wage and hour demands. They cite a 37 percent cost of living rise versus only 10 percent wage growth in twenty years, seeking eight-hour-shifts and other concessions.

Actim Jefferson Kentucky Ag Southern Pacific Railroad Company Soen Ee Tootsville Jay Ue Company Santa Fe Torpeka Mfake W. R. Brows C. W. Cook Mackenzie Chicago Tip Ilesn Jon Pewsinger Mackele G. S. Mackenzie Station Advertising Department Mackenzi James B. Connors Railroad of United States oMfcala Rock Island Connors

Hyomei Medicinal Air Endorsed by Physicians

Hyomei the medicated air cure for catarrh is endorsed by physicians. The formula is shared with reputable doctors and uses eucalyptus oil with aromatic agents to purify the throat nose and lungs. The treatment is claimed to cure 99 percent and is sold by J. H. O'Rielly & Co with a money back guarantee if ineffective.

J. H. O'Rielly & Co

Merchant tailoring upstairs at 209 West Railroad Ave

C Bambini proprietor advertises a first class merchant tailoring shop upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue offering made to measure suits, cleaning, pressing and repairs, with ladies garments and walking skirts made to order and a one minute cough cure sold by druggists.

West Railroad Avenue C. Bambini Bambini

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