Railroad topics flare with Santa Fe bustle in El Paso notes
W S Zeigter relieves W C Scott as night clerk at the Alvarado and W K Etter, superintendent of the Rio Grande division, travels to El Paso on company business. A. B. Rankin visits as Santa Fe service inspector from Topeka. Six hundred Mexican International workers strike over wage timing. John Brennan resigns to join Santa Fe office in Los Angeles. A. A. Robinson, Monterey Daily owner, travels through town in his private car. Santa Fe buys Enid Oklahoma & Gulf railroad, paying a ferry fee at Rock Island and Arkansas Valley lines. Union Depot handles 1,792,889 pieces of baggage with 58,389 more pieces than 1904. it is the busiest, yet poorest, passenger terminal in Chicago. Professors from Kansas State Agricultural College plan lectures on corn and wheat along Santa Fe routes. Superintendent Rhodes settles into the Alvarado Lodge building with Pullman service duties.
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Rankin
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kan
Mexican International Railroad
C. P Diez
Mexico
John Brennan
The
First District
B.J. Gillyson
Winslow
Ariz
J. A. Burton
Grant Hros Coastruction Company
Los Angeles
Robinson
Mexican Central Railroad
Monterey
Daly 3
Fronc Win Viel
New York
Senta Fe
Towolch
Tephiont
Condnerie
Enid, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Fort Smith
Union Depot
Chicago
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Burlington
Akton Road
United States
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Agricultural College
Rock Island & Pacific
Office of Mr Rhodes Hears Pullman Grievances Near Springer
In a lodge building in the Alvarado yard Mr Rhodes receives grievances against the Pullman service. The interior mimics a Pullman car with furnishings and decor. Mrs Rhodes at a desk near the single door. Commissioners M H Stockton, MoM Salvar, and Robert Alldredge were appointed to appraise lands sought by the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe for a new line, owners declining offered prices.
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Alvarado
Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
Tully
Springer
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Jim Mills
M. H. Stockton
Raton
Mom. Sallavar
Robert & Alldredge
Death toll of frostbite and tuberculosis hits Windom family
Peter A. Peterson died of blood poisoning from frostbitten feet, joining a string of losses as three generations of Petersons from Windom Kansas to New Mexico succumb to disease. Six family members have died in two months, including the parents and three boys, with a brother arriving to transport bodies and plan funeral. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is praised for cures in a Springfield ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Peterson
Silent Tomb
Windom
Kan
New Mexico
Mineral Resources of the United States 1904 reports high mineral output
The United States Geological Survey released Mineral Resources of the United States 1904, noting the fifth annual exceedance of one billion dollars in mineral product value. Iron and coal remained dominant, with declines in fuels and nonmetallics. new findings include rare metal sightings and a peat fuel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tha
United States Geological Survey
Oea
South Carolina
North Dakota
Alaska
Tisea
Matla
Portland
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J. D, Emmons, Cole
Ave
Fort Smith, Ark
Memphis
Okla
Enid
W. S. Zeigter
W. C.) Scott
Inter
W. K. Etter
Rio Grande
Santa Fe Railroad Company
el Paso and Company
Fort Wayne
Pennsula
Panhandle
Alton
Pullman
Alvarado Lodge
PH Rhod
Grant Shy
Reynolds Street
Springfield
Catarria
Mai Ely Brothers
Warren St
Department of Mining
Third Street Meat Market
Freed and Salt Meats Steam Sausage Factory
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic Building
North Third Street
London Club
E. Grannis
Colo
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Bailing Bros
Firat Street
F. G. Pratt & Co
Casino
Jas, Hoekin & Co
Impoden
Hillsboro Creamery Butter
South Second Street
A. E. Walker
Fire Insurance
Grace Grain and Fuel
M. Dragoie
Desierson— General Merchandise
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerue
N. M
Oor
A.D. Johnson General Contractor
Lead Avenue
First Street
Colorado
N. Peach & CO
West Gold Avenue
A. Sleyster Franck
Notary Public
Cromwell Block
Albuquerque
Corritt
W.H. Hahn & Co
BELEN
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
el Paso
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belem
John Becker
WM. M. Berger
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Imperial Laundry CO
Albuquerque Carriage CO
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
OLD
J, Kurber & Co
Nd Retail
Albuquerque, WN
Standard Heating & Plumbing Company
OUR
Williams Drug Co
West Railroad Avenue
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