Railroads and finance update from Santa Fe era dispatch
Ben Williams notes special Santa Fe workers passing through en route to El Paso while Courtwright arrives from La Junta. Santa Fe Central will provide close connections at Torrance with El Paso & Southwestern. Rail earnings across multiple lines rise, signaling a robust outlook. Colorado coal demand strengthens as Colorado Fuel & Iron contracts extend. John Jameson resigns as Isleta station agent. T M Lyona to succeed him. New steel passenger cars arrive, with seventy five more due by mid January, boosting capacity and durability. Western Pacific line progress reshapes Los Angeles to San Francisco route, backed by a new stock company funding construction.
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Ben Williams
The
Santa Fe
el Paso
Courtwright
Secret Service
la Junta
John Jameson
Isleta
T. M. Lyona
St. Josepa. Mo
Jameson
P A. W. Anson
Sarita Fe
Needles
Cal
H. Brown
Trewer
New Tanscontiien
Western Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake
City
Los A Ageles
Southern California
Sia San Jose
Southern Pacific
Free Pass Politics Among Western Railroads
Western railroad presidents have not agreed to end free transportation for officials or others they deem useful. Talks of limiting passes have not produced action, and a Chicago conference among presidents seems needed for any coordinated move. Colorado railroads report November earnings gains with Denver and Rio Grande showing increases to reach 1,785,200 for the month, up 200,700 from last year.
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Western Railroads
Chicago
Pittsburg
Botfalo
Pennsylvania Division
Cuie
Itis
Getion
Regalttind
Pas Agreemant
Pennsylvania
Chicaso
Colorado
Denver & Rio Grande
RAILWAY SURVEYORS WORKING IN TAOS
Dr T P Martin describes railroad survey activity in the Taos region from Elizabethtown to Taos with passes named Seeha Osha and others. He notes a Dodge syndicate run and a tentative line about eighteen miles north of Taos toward a point near the county seat. Alexander Gundorf sells his Taos apple crop to Chicago dealers, amounting to three to four carloads. Taos apples praised for size color flavor and keeping quality.
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de T. P. Martin
Taos
Santa Fe
Taos Range
Elizabethtown
Aos Ganon
Alexander Gundorf
Wreck in Las Vegas Yards Injures Five Mexicans
A locomotive No 2408 struck a hand car carrying five Mexican workers in Las Vegas yards. Several injured and two men on the footboard seriously hurt, with others sustaining painful injuries as a result of the collision.
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Las Vegas
Chews
Switch engine collision and medical outcomes described
A northbound Switch engine collision injures two switchmen and a handcar rider, with five Mexicans thrown clear and escaping serious harm. Engine headlight status disputed amid conflicting accounts. Ackers recovers while Blenen faces likely fatal internal injuries. Early Risers pills marketed as a remedy for stomach and bowel issues.
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Ho Tian Iineant
George Blensa
W. G. Ackore
Hletien
Ackera
Ackers
Blenen
Blewen
My merchant tailoring shop ad
An upstairs shop over 209 West Railroad Avenue invites public patronage. All work guaranteed first class after fifteen years in the business. Suit made to order. clothes cleaned pressed and repaired. Ladies garments cleaned and walking skirts made to order. O Bambini.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
Community Calendar and Endorsement Ad Read
A sequence of events listed includes a male quartet program by the Socialist local on ember 14, a December 16 Mahara Minstrels, December 22 Frederick Wade matinee and Julius Caesar evening, December 25 Hooligan in York, and December 27 Hans Hanson from Albuquerque. An Albuquerque reader letter praises Doan's Kidney Pills, with a testimonial from Co. G. Lott about kidney pain and backache cured by the product sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole US agents. ad ends with Remember the name Dean's.
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Frederick Wade
Mamlet
Julius Caesar
York
Hans Hanson
Albuquerque
Co. G. Lott
North
Arno Street
Dou
Alvarado
Dom
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean
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Akles
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
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Harvey Sytem
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New Mexico
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North Broadway
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Albuquerue
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Gold Ave
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic
North Third Street
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Lily _ Olewe
Joe Richards
Railroad Avenue
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Mgr
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J.C Baldridge
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London Club
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Fuehr Undertaking CO
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