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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
7
A misquoted train order caused a Santa Fe wreck near La Junta as a California Limited passenger train struck twelve freight cars. No injuries occurred as crew jumped to safety. Other trains resumed routes after the incident, with Nos. 1 and 7 arriving by morning.
A note from Omaha to the New York World describes Miss Annie Mayfield of a ranch southwest of Las Vegas Nevada seeing her brother Charles Mayfield die in a vision. Officials confirm the death occurred near Las Vegas New Mexico at the recorded time and manner.
A worker suffered severe foot injuries while at work, his left heel and big toe mashed. Immediate amputation of the foot was performed by Dr. Cochran of New Orleans, who happened to be in Cowles from St. Louis.
Propritors plan a large warehouse and drying shed near the cattle pens on Carlsbad south to increase shipments of bat guano found in a cave. The cave has been explored three miles inward with vast deposits likely to last for many years. The cave lies about thirty five miles west of Carlsbad.
Mayor Stockard pushes Roswell to Albuquerque auto service linking Torrance and Roswell. Route parallels Santa Fe Central for fifty miles, covering 226 miles in about twelve hours. Roswell-Torrance service praised as pioneer, with negotiations ongoing for formal opening. Also includes ad for scalp treatment and remedies by Mrs. Bambini at 209 West Railroad Avenue.
A Hillsboro Advocate clipping reports renegade Indians killed D A Saunders in the San Mateo mountains on March 15 1905. Fred W Mills was tried and acquitted for the murder. Recovered revolver numbers match Saunders and a saddle leathers clue supports Mills innocence days later. Coleman confirms Mills innocent and Indian tracks doubtful.
Mrs afary H. Walters of St Clair St Columbus Ohio nearly starved from a weakened stomach and nerve distress due to drugging. She tried Electric Bitters and saw immediate improvement followed by a full recovery. Sold 50 cents with guarantee by all druggists.
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