Railroad News And Wreck Reports From Santa Fe Line
A parade of Santa Fe topics from Madrid branch visits by D Aber and others to Kansas City and Needles, with Warto and Clark among rail workers. News covers No 9 wreck near Otero, Davidson miraculously escaping, a fatal shot at Raton, and a large wool shipment plus coal plans on Santa Fe Central.
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D. Aber
Madrid
The
Santa Fe
Ad R. M. Harris
Needles
Cal
Mobile
Ala
Chicago
D. N. Stewart
H. W. Crawford
Harry Crawford
San Marcial
Willian Kelly
Santa Po
Arcade
Raton
Charley Carter
estaMishment
Kelly
Alétanen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Fairmount
Santa FE Central
Belen
Albuquerque
N. M
Attractive Denver Woman Seeks Pueblo Indian Bride
News from the city reports Mise Arnold of Denver pursuing Albino Chivarri a full blooded Pueblo Indian for marriage. Arnold has repeatedly offered to wed while Chivarri, though briefly in Denver, shows no commitment citing his financial status. The case has drawn wide attention as a potential union despite obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Arnold
Denver
Chivarri
Miss Arnold
Associated Charities Concert At Elks Opera House
Albuquerque benefactor event supports Apascha with society patrons and a varied program. Ida Ashurst Bremen headlines with violin and piano pieces by Mendelssohn Kreislerina and Grieg, plus trios, cellos, and solos from renowned artists and ensembles.
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Elks Opera
Celipas
Albuquerque
Mendalies
Horradalie
Tra 2D
Cassidy
Clincy
Chairbourne
Gréer
Alfred Grunfeld
Maynard Gunsul
A. Oh Murrivom
FY Hubbell
Nontfeld
Rodey
Spitz
Miss Bremen
Ltvelnit
Mike Ada Campfield
Agcompantit
Mrk Gunsal
Marek Fanebre
Sveinson du
Sehioitiarth
Ada Campfeld
R. W. Hiasiden
Pradudium
Beatrice Fairfax Advises On Accepting Presents From Men
The Los Angeles Examiner carries Beatrice Fairfax urging women to refuse gifts from men beyond their immediate family. Jewelry and money are warned against, while books candy flowers theater invitations are acceptable. The column cautions that accepting jewelry or money imposes a form of obligation.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Los Angeles Examiner
Restitution Drive Shocks State Officials
Springfield reports Gov. Chas. S. Dineen has begun a wholesale recovery of public funds tied to long running county and municipal debt schemes. In a week he seeks about 100,000 dollars, sues ex-Treasurer Henry Waltz for 44,000, and targets nearly 200,000 more. Attorney General Stead says the actions are proper amid Democratic and Republican entanglement since a 1877 law allowed state-backed bonds with levies to cover obligations. The governor probes past extra charges and pocketing by office staff to restore funds to the state treasury. He has studied the practice since last September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Chas
Deneen
Henry Waltz
Bette
Oecrow
Stead
Oller
Dineen
Ailing People Offer Health Restoration Patent Cure
A dubious ad claims a two year experience in restoring sickly people to health and promises to strengthen the system. It lists ailments from heartburn to malaria and urges readers to try the product and ask for a free copy of a 1806 almanac.
Advice on financial independence and gifts for girls
A fragmented admonition from The Citizen urging women to avoid borrowing or accepting expensive gifts, return engagement presents, and stay independent in money matters. It warns that accepting favors can harm reputation, and advises refusing valuable offers, with a plug for local property trade and Santa Fe route deals.
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Globe - Wernicke
J.D. Emmons
Coal Avenue
Second Street
West End
Viaduct
Henry J. Walto
New Mexico
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
William Penn Clark
Mexico & Orient Railway
Triend A
F. J. Baeley
Middle Division
San Mareial
L. M. Williams
Strong City
Kan
Mr. Williams
George Graham
Santa F Ton
Hiawatha
Ee ‘T. EB. Purdy
Oklahoma City
Okla
NO. 9
Otero
Las Vegas
Pat Doyle
Las Vegin
Gaesengern
Davidson
Cutter
Santa Fe Pactic Hospital
G. E. Davidson
Hilt
Puerco White
David
Grimshaw
San Fe Central Railway
New Mexican
Reagan
Santa Fe Central Railway
Oklahoma
C. H. Dawe
Batancia
Piery
Sherif
Antonio J. Ortie
J. J. Ortiz
New York
O. M. Plery
Gotham
Lopez
Abe Levi
New Mexicod
Associated Charities
Elks Opera Mouse
Mendplasohn
Ida Ashurst Bremen
Judassohn
Allegra Grazioso
Ida
Trin
Scotianairs
Ashurst
Bremen
R. W. Hailden
Blondin
By the Bitters
Hostetter
Los Cerrillos
T. J. McSpadden
South Broadway
I. Emmons
the Citizen
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
North Third Street
Rankin & CO
Armijo
Simon Baliaing
Ealing Brow
Firet Street
F.G. Pratt & CO
Casino
Hopkin & Co
Linboden’s
Hillsboro Creamiery Cutter
Boston Bart
South Second Street
Clarkville Produce CO Hay
J.B. Macmanus
Mgr
South First Street
A. &. Pana, Insurance
Mutual Building
Baldridge’s
TOW & Gradi
B. F. Copp
D. D
N. T. Armijo Building
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Imperial Laundry CO
P.O
Tendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. and Supply Co
Seventeenth Street
Colorado
Seca
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Third
Marquette
Arno Street
Porterfield & Co
Gold Ave
Fuehr Undertaking CO
West Railroad Avenue
W.H. Hahn & CO
GOTH
Hones
A. Sleyster Surance
Fatman
Li,wn
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Italy
Selen
First Plate
Orodero
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Morris
Emmons
Sulmcrthe
the News
Rosenfield
Sti Elmo
N. I
Railroad Ave
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company Rech
Palmer & Wright
the Williams Drug Co
Blue Front
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