Railway rates and mileage books stir Western lines
Chicago July 10 Western railroads suspend 7 cent per mile passenger rate for 90 days and end cheap excursions including clergy half rates and soldier discounts. Excursions yielded large earnings, with the Alton and Wabash each earning over 500000 and 400000 respectively last year. Abolition aimed to curb interstate traffic gains and court action may follow over new postage and mail transport pay rules.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Tllinoise
Iowa
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
St. Louis
Tlinois
Alton Road
Illinoi
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Central Passenger Association
Western Passenger Association
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Southwestern Passenger’ Bureau
Western Lines
West
Mexico Merger Incomplete As Yet
The July target for uniting the Mexican Central and other government controlled lines into The United National Railways of Mexico remains unmet with details pending. Government control spans about 10,000 miles, with 2,000 more to be finished in three years, while promoters abroad pursue gains in northern Mexico.
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Mexican Central
United National Railways of Mexico
Ing Mexico
Diaz
Harriman
Mexico
Interoceania
Central
Tilis
United National Railways of
United States
Chihuahua
London
Cononey
Southern Pacific
Nogales
Guaymas
Naco
Cananea
Guadalajara
Phelps-Dodge Road
Douglas
Aris
Nocowari, Son
Col. W. C. Greene
Rio Grande, Sierra Madre and
Cowboy George Dorsey hero saves girl from runaway horse
In Las Cruces New Mexico on July 10 a crowd of about 1000 watched vaudeville contests and barbecue when a runaway horse galloped toward a ten year old girl, daughter of J J McCullough. George Dorsey, a young cowboy, sprang into action roping the saddle rope and stopping the animal. He escorted the child to safety then returned to continue watching the roping event, hailed as a hero by the crowd.
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Santa FE
H.W. Sharp
Dodge City
Colorado
New Mexico
R. J. Parker
Emporia
F.C. Fox
Emperka
Kansas
Wilnets
Missouri
Kanesas City
How
Shary
The
Las Cruces
N. M
Oregon
Barbacue
George Dorsey
J. J. McCullough
Shephenson-Bennett Consolidated Mining Company
McCullough
Kansas City
Wan
Dorsey
Spur
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Albuquerque
An Albuquerque woman, Mrs H Adair of 517 South Edith Street, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved shoulder blade pain and kidney related discomfort. The ad claims sick kidneys cause a range of symptoms from backache to headaches and urges readers to buy the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US sole agent.
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Albuquerque
Doan
Mra. H. Adair
Edith Sireet
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Hair dresser and chiropody ad near Alvarado
Mrs. Bambini offers scalp treatment hair dressing and chiropody at her parlors opposite the Alvarado next to Sturges cafe. She sells complexion cream hair tonics laxative cough syrup and foot powders. Advertisement promises relief cures and guaranteed satisfaction with money refunded. Subscribe for The Evening Citizen.
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Bambint
Territorial Topics in Early Territorial News Clippings
W A Davis cashier of Clovis National bank married at Ros M Monday to Mins Louw Shields. John Jordan and Mrs Frank Berry chaperones at Salvation Army outing at Ros M seriously hurt. Howard B Kiser of Portland and Anita Letton of Raton united in marriage at First Presbyterian church in Raton. Captain Luther S Kelly reports 1500 Apaches on the San Carlos reservation progressing toward civilization. George Turman of Phoenix named secretary of Arizona fair commission. Territorial fair dates set for November 11 to 16. Howard H Doughty and Minute Clark wed at Estancia. Harry Loveless travels from Clayton to San Francisco, joined navy. Las Vegas Railway and Power charges 25 cents more per month for meter rental. fuel prices cited. Adolph Ib Lente dies after falling from wind mill tower at Estancia. Dean's Ointment praised by S W Matthews of Augusta Maine.
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup Advertised
The laxative cough syrup from Kennedys promises to drive the cold from the system by gently moving the bowels. It contains Honey and Tar and is claimed to taste nearly as good as a syrup. Children like it and it is sold by J. H. O Rielly &
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J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Kennedy
Kennedys
J. H. O' Rielly
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W. V. Fotrelle Furniture Co
Railroad Department
Pennla
Sonora
Waldo
Rants Fe
Santa Fe Central
Kansan
E. Hurley
Hurley
KE. J. Gibson
Gibson
Weld
Langston
Gallup
Wenger
Las Vegas
Fretehia
Laguna
Tas Vegas
Robinson
Rio Grande Division
Fie
Newby
San Marcial
el Paso
Adwace
D. Mowsman
Fo Grande Dlavieion
Firakeman Dunn
United Railways of Mexico
Cowboy
Organ
May
West Central Avenue
Evening Citizen
M. Mandell
W. A. Davis
Clovis National Bank
Ros. M
Mins Louw Shields
John Jordan
Mra
Frank Berry
Salvation Army
Ros M
Howard EB. Kiser
Portland, Ore
Anita Letton
Raton, N. M
First Presbyterian Church
Raton
W. T. Nugent
Duncan
Luther 8. Kelly
San Carlos
Safford
George Turman
Phoenix
Arizona Fair Commission
Vernon Clark
Elmer Dennison
Evangelical Christian Church
Estancia
Howard H. Doughty
Five Minute Clark
Harry Loveless
Clayton
Nxt
San Francisco
Harry
Navy
Las Vegas Railway and Power Company
Con
Adolph Ib Lente
W. Matthews
Labor Statistics
Augusta
Pabst
Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee
Ernest Meyers & Co
Silver
Ty OoWitt
J. 1 Oo
Express
Bose
Tornillo
John
Beaven
South First Street
Star Furniture Co
W. Gold Ave
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Red Cross
WM. Chaplin
Railroad Avenue
F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
A. E. Walker
Y. E. Mauger Wool
Raube and Mauger Office
North First Se
Albuquerque, Nn. M
Tori
Ravi
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Klienwor
Masonic
North Third Stree
T. A. Sleyster
Cromwell Thee
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