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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1905

Page

6

Three Transcontinental Railways Reach Across Canada

Canada plans three transcontinental lines from Atlantic to Pacific. Canadian Northern Railway already operates about 2,500 miles. Grand Trunk Pacific gains a third line from Moncton to Fort Simpson with Dawson access. Government aid includes bonds, subsidies, and right of way to Winnipeg.

Canada Atlantic Pacific Canadian Pacific Grand Trunk Pacific Grand Trunk Raiload Moncton New Branswick Fort Bimpson Bull Dawson Yukon Manitoba Dominion Winnipeg Grant Trunk Company

Verdict Awarded in El Paso Rail Damages to Arthur Panky

A jury in federal court at El Paso awarded Arthur C. Panky ten thousand dollars in damages against the Santa Fe Railway for beautifying city stations with plants, flowers, and gardens. Panky, once a Santa Fe employee, sought twenty thousand dollars, alleging injuries from a chain incident while water was taken at Rincon depot. The case highlighted plans to enhance depots along the Gulf line with palms and ferns under General Superintendent Perthone.

Arthur Panky Santa Fe de Santa Fe Railway J. Ky D. Pruessner Ring Palms Con Dona Ana County Galveston Houston Dallas Fort Round Worth Gainesville Texas Petthone Union Station P. J. Farrell

Train and rail headlines from a scattered late era item

A long mixed report notes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claim, a Pennsylvania railroad wreck fatality suit for 200000 dollars, Santa Fe line incidents, Northern Pacific earnings of 502,722,886, and various railway personnel changes, crop estimates, and depot plans across multiple regions including Las Vegas, Raton, Winnipeg, and Illinois court costs for lives lost.

Northern Pacific Railway Company Rosa

Estancia forms board of trade and development group

The Estancia area forms a new Board of Trade led by F B Dunlavy and others, with a parallel Estancia Valley Development association. The first Torrance county fair completes successfully, plans for a grand stand advance, and local growth includes new hardware store, homes, and awaiting more settlers. Sheep markets improve as the Santa Fe Central faces changes. A WWI era colonization effort by Col Harbin and Ar Pelton links to nearby Mountainair, while residents forecast booming settlement as lines of arrivals grow.

Corresianian Batancia N. M Nola Ward of Torrance County Banner County F.B. Dunlavy Peettent He B Torranne Albuquerqe Fair Association Albuqquerque Milton Dow Cairce James Walker Post Ofice Natonal Bank of Pennsylvania Santa Fe Central Railroad Santa Fe Santa Fe Central Estancia F. E. Dubiavy A. Heand Dunlavy Mercantile Company Garnett Colorado Kansas Nebraska George W. Harbin Waterloo Iowa McIntosh Station J. A. Corbett Medford Oklahoma John W. Corbett Panama Mountainair Mr. Cowgill Moun Fainair Valley Xettlera

The Vital Center Stomach Health Claim

The advertisement proclaims Mio-na as the crucial stomach health remedy that nourishes the body by converting food to nourishment and claims cures for heart liver and kidney diseases. It touts J. H. O'Reilly & Co. selling the tablet with a health restoration guarantee and a six cent box.

J. H. O'Reilly & Co S. S Swift Specific CO Atlanta

New Chief of Bankers Elected by National Body

John M. Hamilton of Hoopeston Minnesota is chosen president of the National Bankers Association. The item promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills for dyspepsia and constipation and claims quick energy relief. Also ads for opera coats at Golden Rule Dry Goods and Goetz’s Picalilli at Maloy’s are noted.

John M. Hamilton Hoopeston, MN National Bankers’ Association Dr. King Golden Rule Dry Goods Company

Anthony NM grows cotton under Campbell system exhibit

J M Houser at Anthony Dona Ana county reports successful first year results with the Campbell system, showcasing cotton with fourteen bolls per stalk against Texas averages of twelve, plus a cantaloupe and corn. He plans larger cotton acreage next year and aims to grow Washington navals orange. Exhibit brought by H M Mundy for American Mining congress. El Paso chamber promotes regional agricultural displays.

Houser Anthony Dona Ana Hi Paso Chamber of Commerce Aya the Herald Texas Sacramento Valley California Campbell New Mexico Washington Navals W. 8. Tilton Chamber of Commerce El 480 House el Paso

Railroad Ticket Broker Promotion Preview

A bold advertisement offers $5 to $10 saved on every ticket with Paulsen, the railroad ticket broker. It urges readers to send for their folks and notes a cheap deal from 1144 West Railroad Avenue.

Paulsen West Railroad, Avenue

Wanted assistant for branch in Chicago pays weekly

Classified notice offering a paid, permanent branch assistant position at $18 weekly with no investment required. Mentions Chicago Como block address for Branch Superintendent and notes prior experience not essential.

Como Block Chicago

Household Loan Co and other local notices feature various services

Local ads offer loans on furniture pianos and other chattels with private terms from ten to two hundred dollars, one month to a year, goods kept in possession. Steamship tickets, merchant tailoring by O Bambini, ticket office at 114 West Railroad Avenue, Bernalillo County bond notice, and Krebs flavor ailment digestibility unit Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised by a druggist network.

C. A. Hudson South Third Str Wm. Glaesner West Gold Avenue H. O. Eckers Third Street Mountain Road Railroad Avenue M. Bentz West Railroad Avenue H. J. Rutherford Iron Avenue Sandoval J. W. McQuade P. O. Box Philadelphia Jemen South First Street Viaduct R. J. Sweeney New Mexico Arizona Blickensderfer F. J. Houston Albuquerque N. M South Third Street South Arno Street North Broadway F. P. Trotver North Second Street Ruther Broadway Sixth Street North Walter Street View Terrace HL. H. Tilton Grant Block E. K. Norris Car Iron Ave John St THE Household Loan CO Weat Railroad Ave Bernalillo Chemical National Bank New York N. W. Harris & Company Chicago Alfred Grunsfeld

Best Turnouts In The City Seocond Street Event

A readable fragment notes a turnout along Second Street between Railroad and Copper avenues. No further details on date organizer or outcome are present in the legible text.

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