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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1906

Page

7

Santa Fe Rail Record Sets Notable Coal Test

Fireman William De Long on Santa Fe between Marceline and Topeka is praised for best coal economy and steam control over 112 miles with 208 shovels. Santa Fe stock seen as strong long term, with likely over 11 percent earnings on common stock. Also notes a near miss when Demetrio Perea was run over but escaped with scratches and a typhoid case among train crew. Mentions Japanese army officers to be hired by Southern Pacific and Panama Canal locomotive orders.

William de Long Marceline Topeka Kan Santa Fe de Long Caspy Scarp Kansas Scranton Scranton Correspondence School Kansas City Santa Fe Railroad Demetrio Perea Capitan

Local notices from New Mexico and surrounding regions

M rs Marguerite Kent of Spokane registers at the Alvarado. Herman Sehweitzer returns from a Santa Fe business trip. A Vandewart of Brown Adams wool merchants plans to travel to Trinidad tonight. Leon J L Godebaux leaves for Dawson Colfax county as lodge charter changes. Alma McCoy seeks divorce from Joseph McCoy in Colorado Springs for non support. Rev A G Harrizon of St Johns Albuquerque visits Farmington valleys for vacation and trout fishing. George B Anderson of Albuquerque arrives in Farmington to research New Mexico history and produce illustrated magazine pieces on regional development.

Marguerite Kent Spokane Wash Alvarado Herman Sehweitzer Alva~rade Curbo Santa Fe A. Vandewart Brown & Adams, Wool Merchants Boston Mass Trinidad Leon JL. Godebaux Improved Order of Red Men of New Mexico Dawson Colfax County Capitan Alma McCoy Asvorce Joseph McCoy Colorado Springs Cole Raton Farmington Times A. G. Harrizon St John’s Episcopal Church Albuquerque Chains Farmington Enterprise George B. Anderson New Mesto Farmington San Juan White Anderson

New York and Detroit Batter ies in National League Games

A fragmentary sports note lists battery pairings for multiple games across the National League and American associations, highlighting New York, Detroit, Philadelphia and Chicago matchups with various pitchers and catchers. It also mentions regional nursing notes and a local obituary snippet for Mrs. Millay, plus a Bulky ad-like block on health tonics and business figures.

New York Detroit Rubanks Stet Warner Grit Kielnow de Chesebro Aid Boston Rotten Cleveland Harria Armbruster Bermant Beelow Washington R. HB M. Millay Schveer Portsmouth Ohio Lyng St. Louis Ana Foo Boweries Patten Heyder Glade and O'Connor Philadelphia Chicago Rene Veel Simmons

Flagstaff Firemen Seek Races at Territorial Fair

Flagstaff volunteer firemen announce plans to send a hose running team to the territorial fair set for September. Purses are promised for wet and dry events plus straightaway and hub races. The fire department members train daily and boast top sprinters from northern Arizona. Local citizens urge fair officials to consider hosting the contests to draw crowds from competing towns.

Flagstaff Arizona

Don't Be Backward Offer for Free Sample of Stomach Tablet

An advertisement urges readers to request a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet for biliousness constipation or stomach disorders. It claims many have been permanently cured and notes the product is for sale by all druggists.

Chamberlain Ant Addoa Maxim

Whitne and Konig Lead Local Figures in Ohio Notes

Local snippet lists CW Whitne and George Konig among noted Ohio residents alongside Conral Siumpt, Joe Sehmut, J RK Hertiine, Dohn Clark M, Riney OH, Prva A W Douglas, Bob B Brandt, and Fred Nuanes in a brief community ledger.

CW Whitne Wo Pisher Joe Sehmut J. RK. Hertiine George Konigdohn Clark M Riney Oh, Prva A.W. Douglas Bob. B. Brandt Fred Nuanes Conral Siumpt

Modest Claims and Remedies Dominate a Turbulent Page

A fragmented column praises Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy while contrasting modest claims with proven effects. It cites Dr King’s New Discovery for lung inflammation, trumpets Amberl ines Salve for chronic sores and sore nipples, and ends by noting picnic baskets in McIntosh Hardware's window.

Mcintosh Hardware Company

Stage to Jemez Springs by George H Moore and James Johnston

The undersigned offers trips to and from the nearby Jemez Springs. For information contact George H Moore at 113 West Railroad Avenue or James Johnston.

Jemez Springs Jemez Hot Springs George H. Moore No. 113 West Railroad Avenue James T. Johnston

Trimble and Co Livery Sale and Feed Stables

L. Trimble & Co offers horses and mules bought and exchanged at Second Street between Railroad and Copper Avenue. Elite Cafe serves good table board for $4 a week at 120 West Silver Avenue, close to the post office.

L. Trimble & CO Second Street Railroad Copper Avenue Elite Cafe West Silver Avenue

Bambini Merchant Tailoring Upstairs 209 West Railroad

Ongoing ad for O Bambini proprietor offering first class merchant tailoring. Fifteen years in business. suits made to order. clothes cleaned pressed repaired. ladies garments cleaned and walking suit made to order. Advertisement urges public patronage and trial.

West Railroad Avenue Bambini

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