Christmas Traditions Stir Albuquerque on Eve of Santa
Christmas Eve in Albuquerque drew families into hush and bustle as they prepped for Santa Claus. Homes tidied, trees were trimmed, stockings hung, and children listened for the sleigh. Across the city the day before Christmas brought a rare lull in work, with benevolent groups providing meals to those in need and the spirit of gift giving rooted in tradition.
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Albuquerque
Santa Claus
Christmax
Jesus
Kris Kringle
Knecht Rupert
Christ
Sir Walter Scott
England
Transportation Troubles Highlight Railroads Shortcomings
A concerned editorial cites widespread railroad failures to keep up with national growth, blaming stockholders and midways for insufficient cars and motive power. It notes engines idle, workers struck or demoralized, and argues management must face accountability while praising realignment efforts in New Mexico media.
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United States
Mldway
Homs
UN Railways
Ays
Kansan
Suine Labor Oryganiaaion
Alaska Gold Wealth At Seattle Exposition
A Chicago dispatch reports Alaska will produce about 26 million dollars in gold this year, up from 14 million last year. Banks in the Fairbanks district hold over 3 million in deposits in two years. Alaska will send a solid gold statue valued at 1 million to the Seattle exposition, with dredges expanding output and reducing costs. The piece notes high wages, meat and fruit costs, and the wealth of Alaska’s resources, including a two ton statue plan and curiosity about the largest nugget.
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Alaska
Chicago
New York Herald
Pairbanks
Aladka
Seattle
J. Kellam
Armont
Cleveland
Kellum
Fairbanks
Housemaie
Worth
Ant
Imhor
Seatte
Almeki
Finlly
Portland
Secretary Straus Begins With Important Decision
Secretary Straus weighs immigration policy amid a long debate over South Carolina’s labor and recruitment strategy. The issue centers on contract labor and the legal limits while acknowledging the broader aim to promote industrial growth through immigration. The discussion references officials in South Carolina and past arrangements involving transportation and distribution of workers.
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Suaus
Department of Committe and Labor
Ma. Watton
South Carolinas
South Carolina
Department of Agricultuce, Commerce and Immigration
Whitson
Straus
Jaber
Lisa
Banker's Flight to New York Ends in Bank Shortfall
An official from a Chicago bank, traveling on business, faced a sudden cash shortfall after a series of mistaken purchases and forged documents. He attempted to pass a large sum at a New York store, causing a rapid setback and exposure of his financial troubles.
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Soday Hullita
University of New Mexico
Laws of
Mexico
C. B. Hodgin
B. Pa
Tmuty
Hodgit
New York
Lipstlines
York
Chicago
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
W. T. McGreight
Fandinn
White Oaks
Outlook
Lincoln
California
Florida
Jaffa Grocery Co
M. Mandell
Red Cross
Ixfords
Albi
William Chaplin
West Railroad
Uquerque New Mexico
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
Jaffa
Beat Xrade
Ruppe’s
William McIntosh
Crockery
W. Strong Sons Furniture
Solomon Luna
Tc, Nead
McIntosh Hardware Co
C. H. Carkes, O. D
Eves
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Clarkville
John
Beaven
Elas Opera House
Wa. McGowas Presents
Hal Stephens Music
H. B. Linteny
McCabe
Maddern
Matson
South First Stree
Einterial Laundry Co
Thos. F. Keleher
P. Matteucci
North First Street
Gakery
Simon Balling
Ealing Bros
Wedding Cares
West
Silver Avenue
C. E. Galloway, Mani
N. DiMauro
Columbia, Rambler
Jerelany, Tribune
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