Santa Fe Rail News from Winslow to Cubero
Wrecks and delays mar Santa Fe operations in Arizona and New Mexico. A switch frog tore up tracks in Winslow yards injuring none, while a depot at Progreso burned with no loss. Bridge work continues at the Belen cutoff as crews rush to complete structures. Snow plows combat fresh patches near Cubero and Grants. Santa Fe Central depot fires and train collisions disrupt service along Raton Hill.
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Winslow
George O'Brien
Grant Bros.’ Construction Company
Belen
Pueblo
Epris
Cubero
Olmes
Lane
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Central Railroad
Progreso
Torrance
Torrance County
Santa Fe Central
K. Lane
Suni Joss
V. Keys
Ee E. K. Lane
Cuero
Runaway Engine on Raton Mountain Wrecks Freight Cars
A runaway helper engine on the Santa Fe line near the mouth of a tunnel on the Trinidad side of Raton Mountain caused a severe wreck Saturday night. The engine, with only a fireman aboard, gained velocity and tore down the grade, scattering merchandise and cars including California wines and fruit. No lives were lost, but extensive damage occurred and the engine was badly damaged.
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Santa Fe
Raton Hill
California
Otero
Raton
Banta Fe
Santa Pe
Trinidad
Raton Mountain
Mothy
Seruy Deay
Tod Sloan Returns to Stage in Hammerstein Monologue Stakes
New York notes Tod Sloan, once a top jockey, has shed his whip and jockey attire to perform a stage monologue at Hammerstein. He enters a fashionable afternoon event, aiming to captivate the audience with a tale while delivering a racing cry and personal bravado. His act blends humor and bravura as he interacts with the crowd.
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New York
Tod Sloan
Hammerstein
Tod
Hal‘Sert
Hold Hingiand
Gambling Debt Is Declared Invalid In Arizona Case
Judge Pletcher M. Down at Tombstone rules that a gambling debt in Arizona is invalid in the Tate vs Johnson case from Bisbee. No debt exists where no money changed hands and the debtor received only faro chips or checks, with payment stopped after losses.
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Tombstone
Pletcher M. Down
Arizona
J. R. Tate
Douglas
Peter Johnson
Biabee
Dean
Supreme Court
Johnson
Bisbee
Tate
Sait
Grocers and Provisions Dealers on North Third Street
Advertising a line of groceries provisions hay grain fuel and a fine range of imported wines liquors and cigars with orders invited. Located at 118 216 217 North Third Street.
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North Third Street
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Zink
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J. H. Fenner
Guna
Santa Fe,pacific Railroad
Laguna
O G. M. Smith
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Albuquerque
Faywool Hot Springs
C. , D. Moore
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Pleacho
The
Capitan News
Wey Vody
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Selen
IWE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
New Mexico
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Los Angeles
el Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Pubile Seniol
Belen Patent
Imurante
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WM. M. Berger
Doan
Jan Traction
Fabio Romaine
Shadows On the Hearth
Old Cross Roads
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Murray and Mack
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Ellis
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Mack Hamilton
Valley City
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Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
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N. T. Armijo
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
S. First Street
F.G. Pratt & Co
Casino
Jas. Hockin & Co
Imboden
Hillsboro Creamery
Hest + Barth
Ordera
South Second Street
Clarkville Produce CO Hay, Grain and Feed J
South First Street
A. E&. Walker
FIRE
Wf Insurance
Mutual Building Association
J. C Raldridge’s Lamver
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Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Imperial Laundry CO
Hendrie & Bolthoff Mfg. and Supply Co
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colorado
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
Fuehr Undertaking CO
West Railroad Avenue
Roth
American Block Coal
Mi Wood
W.H. Hahn & Co
GOTH
Porterfield & Co
Gold Ave
B. A. Sleyster Insurance
Cromwell Block
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Ture
Walton
Rosenfield
Railroad Avenue
St. Elmo
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
Bell, Red
Palmer & Wright
Williams Doug Co
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