Railroad topics and figures visit Santa Fe
Wells and Bean depart for Los Angeles after two days in town as railroad rate reform opinions stir talks. Pennsylvania railroad plans end of free transport. Keyes defends School of Mines funding in Socorro amid local critique. Temple and Santa Fe officials coordinate power, staffing, and bonus systems for the coast lines and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alg. Wells
Coast Lines
Mechanical Department of the Coast Lines
5. L. Bean
Los Angeles
R. Keyes
New Mexico School of Mines
Socorro
Santa Fe
Kugen
Soeur
School of Mines
C. H. Gordon
Kon
Colopido
Gordon
New Mexico University
Keyes
Abo Pass
New Mexico
Mouve Power
Arthur Lovell
Harrington Emerson
Topeka
Nus
Emerson
JFP Powers
Samuel Emerson
Brother of Richard Wilson Visits Injured S-person
Robert Wilson, brother of Richard G. Wilson, traveled from Winslow, Arizona, to Santa Fe to visit the injured man at St. Vincent's hospital. The sibling, a Santa Fe brakeman, spoke of the patient’s grit and willpower after a dangerous attempt to steal a ride on the Santa Fe Central train near Willard station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Richard G. Wilson
Santa Fe Central
Willard Station
Santa Fe
Winslow
Arizona
St. Vincent's Hospital
Prohibits Card Playing on Passenger Trains
New York Central enacts moral reforms for passengers and sleeping car porters on limited and express trains. Card playing banned on Sundays including solitaire, drinks stronger than water forbidden in sleeping and chair cars, porters must direct thirsty passengers to cafe or dining car, dining cars only at meals and cafe bars barred to women, brush-off of clothes forbidden except in vestibules, protests rise from New York and Chicago over porter duties and service restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central Railroad
New York
Chicago
Santa Fe Cutoff Nearing Completion in 1908 Timeframe
The Los Angeles Express notes the Santa Fe cut off between Chicago and Los Angeles should be finished by New Year's Day 1908. Construction aims to shorten travel to about sixty six hours and reduce crossing the Continental Divide, with Santa Fe headquarters in Santa Fe confirming progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Express
Santa Fe
Godford
Wild Couty
Actial
Thay
Sante Wels
Chieuso
Santa Fe reorganizes departments after vice president resignation
The Santa Fe plans a full departmental rearrangement after the resignation of First Vice President E. D. Kenna. J. W. Kendrick’s operating division becomes first vice president, George T. Nicholson moves to second, with the passenger department retained. J. E. B. Gorman becomes third vice president over freight, succeeded by F. Houghton. Changes expected within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Kenna
Santa Fe
J. W. Kendrick
George T. Nicholson
J. EB. Gormin
FR. Houghton
Gorman
Kive Label Goods Move Inside at Conroy's
Kive Label goods are moved inside the shop at Conroy's amid shop reorganizations. The display shifts place items for easier viewing as customers browse seasonal stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy's
Tailoring Shop Upstairs Over 209 West Railroad Ave
My merchant tailoring stop is upstairs over No 209 West Railroad Avenue. I solicit patronage with fifteen years experience in the business. Salts made to order clothes cleaned pressed and repaired. Specific use will not injure the cloth. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. Send a trial. O BAMBINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Railroad Avenue
Bambine
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Globe-Wernicke
J. D. Emmons
Coal Ave
Second St
Colephone
West End of Viaduct
Charles R. Keyes
Eee
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. FP. Scott
Fikd
A. O. Wellman
B. Wilder
W Ho
Torreon
Mexico
W. T. Provence
Albuquerque
Ee Hi. Birne
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
City
West End
Baldwin Works
THE
NEW York Central
Deannet Geass
Tate
Bnet
Bambini
Curtis
L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
F. Keleherers
Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo
Drayin’ Shippin’ Freightin
al Drugetata
CorMili
Belen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
N. M
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
el Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Argest Mercantile Establishments
Belen Patent
Belew
Statetase
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Peach & CO
West Gold Avenue
Ranghe
Porterfield & Co
Gold Ave
Third Street Meat Market
Steam Sausay
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
North Third Street
White Lily
Joe
Righards—Cigars
Railroad Avene
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Pane
First Street
G. Pratt & Co
Casino
Fay
Heekin & Co
Imboden
Hillsboro Creamery
South Second Street
Clarkville Produce CO Hay
B. Macomanus
Mar
A. E. Walker
Fire Insurance
Mutual Building Association
Baldridge's
Tov
Gradi
B. F. Copp
D. D
N. T. Armijo Building
Marqu
Grannis
Colo
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Imperial Laundry Co
Cahall
Hendrie & Bolthoff Mig. and Supply Co
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
St. Elmo
Fuehr Undertaking CO
Bath
E. Gustafson
B. A. Sleyster Insurance
Notary Public
Cromwell Block
Alsagnergus
Burdock
Mit Wooo
Kimndling
W.H. Hahn & Co
GOTH
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
Palmer & Wright
the Williams Drug Co
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