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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1907
Page
7
Santa Fe Train No 8 Ditch Near Emporia
A Santa Fe train derailed near Reading station twelve miles east of Emporia after a broken rail caused seven cars to leave the track at 4 58 am. No serious injuries. five coaches stayed upright and two Wells Fargo cars upside down but empty. Wrecker from Topeka cleared track by noon. California Limited diverted. Conductor Foote and Engineer W C Gallagher in charge. Rail was seventy five pounds. heavier rails later on main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Reading
Emporia
Topeka
Wells- Fargo
California Limited
Kauai City
Foote
W. C. Gallagher
Argentine
St Il
Arizona
New Mexico
Maxwell
N. M
Joseph City
Arisage
Ermine
Tenner
Timpas
Norborne
Afty-tve
Kanasas City
Maine Station
Fingstaff
Drake
Kingman
Aiie
Cajon Pass
Ash Fork
Lae
Vesa
Santa Fe’s lucky wrecks tally tops fatality fears
The Santa Fe reports a string of May wrecks across Arizona and New Mexico, with many cars derailed and tracks blocked but remarkably no fatalities. Multiple trains sustained injuries among passengers and crew, yet overall the record shows few serious deaths as rail traffic faced months of delays.
Effort to Abate Locomotive Smoke Advances
Officials on the Paul road report trials show 65 to 75 percent smoke reduction by a hollow brick arch appliance. Expenditure up to 250000 with 80000 already spent, equipping 1000 locomotives. The arch extends service intervals and reduces overhaul needs as engines run in service between Creanne and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheasapeake
Ohio Road
Alton
Aimes
A. N. Laas
St. Paul Road
BE Paul Road
Creanne
NASA
Chicago
Telegraph Operator Cleans Up $150000 on Wheat
Wichita Kans May 27 From telegraph operator on a salary under 160 a month to wealth in a day last week he cleared 150000 by wheat speculation. Arthur Pauline had been a resident of Wichita for about twenty years. He studied market methods from handlers and used his wire access to time big bets. Starting in 1901 with a crop failure, he invested his savings when wheat looked under 1 and sold later for about 25 000 profit. Proceeds funded Wichita real estate purchases and planned big office buildings. He has only one notable loss two years ago when rust and famine fears spurred a bad grain bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kans
Arthur Pauline
Paritine
Pauline
Kansas
Witchita Real Estate
North
Rusia
The Bul Lunaties at the Casino a three act farce
The Theater The Bul Lunaties offered three acts of song and comedy at the Casino last night, running through Thursday. The U S A girl chorus was the hit, with red and blue Buster Brown costumes, while two ragamuffin urchins and three balloon vendors provided comic set pieces. The cast included Miss Ange Woodworth, Mik Dawn Phillizes, Miss Stetson, and Mr Spauldin in patriotic colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miks Dawn Phillizes
Ange Woodworth
U.S A
Buster Brown Cosumes
Mies Stetson
Mr. Spauldin
Divorce Satire Pins Down Changing Times in Play
A native dramatist mocks divorce trends amid easy laws and shifting views on marriage. The satire plumbs social life from New York to the nation, featuring archetypes and public figures, with vivid parallels to real personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mr. Mitchell
Nie
Agure
Mre. Fiske Ihile
Right of Way promises a hit with new cast
Alla lah actress engaged by Kian and Erlanger to play Charie Steele in Eugene W. Preshey's dramatized version of Sir Gilbert Parker's The Right of Way. Opening in Montreal October 7 with New York premiere at Broadway Theatre in November. Rest of cast includes Nastinove Standing and others. scenery by Richard Mareden. Futrelle's Furniture Emporium showcases new arrivals including couches and chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allalah
Kian & Erlanger
Joseph Brooks
Charie Steele
Eugene W. Preshrey
Sir Gilbert Parker
Mien Nastinove
Mr. Standing
London
Montreal
New York
Broadway Theatre
Theodore Roberts
May Buckley
Berenice Golden Henderson
Paula Groy
2 Toohey
Alexander Kearney
Louis le Roy
Mignon Beranger
Henry J. Hadfield
Richard Mareden
Excursions to Multiple Cities From Various Points
Travel deals list round trips with prices and sale dates including Mexico City Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Columbus Ohio with return limits and sale windows in May to June 1907. Agent T B Purdy notes final limits and dates for each offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Norfolk
Denver
S Springs
Columbus
Ohio
Colorado
Pueblo
Dickson
Tenn
T. B. Purdy
We Do Business on the Square Clothing Ad
A vintage advertisement proclaims ethical business practices on the square. It pledges garments that satisfy customers and reflect well on the clerk, promising honest pricing and an iron clad money back guarantee if not satisfied.
New York Idea by Mrs Fisk to grace Ellis' Opera House
The New York Idea a new play by Mrs Fisk draws on current marital troubles of society figures to offer timely drama. Prominent writers note American wives as material for fiction and stage, with Langdon Mitchell among contemporaries.
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V. Futrelle Furniture Co
John Kelly
Raton
San Raphael Hospital
Trinidad Advertiser
Kelly
Moberly
R. G. Sipe Undertake Company
Burlington System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington
Swote
Hutchinson
Kan
James Argabright
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Newton
A. T
Willard
Mountainall
Broncho
Myst
Sidney Rushton
Hirlow
San Bernardino
Cal
San Barnarsino
A. Jel
Albuquerque
Sante Fe
James H. Wroth
Bernalillo
Payson Ripley
Rio Grande Division
Philharmonic Society of Los Angeles
Colorado National CO. Life Assurance Society
Prewitt & Prewitt
Buffalo PU
Vann
Paul
The
Futrelle
Purniture Emporium
Second Street
Yond
Coal Avenue
Mm. Mandell
Shington Clothing
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
L. Trimble & CO
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Thos. F. Keleter
West Railroad Ave
Red Cross
WH. Chaplin
Railroad Avenue
Tor
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Klienwor
Masonic
North Third Stree
T. A. Sleyster
Cromwell Broca
Imperial Laundry Co
Traction Party
Manhattan Musical Comedy Co
Life of Christ
Mrs. Fisk
Belen
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Texas
Bob Obo
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Begker
M. Berger
Sec
Washington
Dr. King
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
DON J. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
A. E. Walker
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