Railroad Topics A Jackson resigns to take Lincoln post
A Jackson, an employee at the Banta Fe storehouse in Raton, resigns to accept a job in Lincoln Nebraska. The report also notes blizzard conditions in the New Mexico region and various railroad related incidents. details include a road horse killed near the Mountain road crossing and multiple movements of livestock on the Guadalajara division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jackson
Banta Fe
Raton
Lincoln
Neb
J. F McGuire
Mountain Road
Santa Fe
John R. Grant
James A. Casnjon
Grand Brow, Construction Company
Los Angeles
Prns
Guadalajara
Mexican Centra
Mexico
Fred Brideford
Mile Post 61
Alamogordo
Salem
Eni Lonagan
McKenele
Uncle Dick
Salton Sea Sighted In Arizona Thirty Years Ago Tale
Mrs. M. A. Osgood recounts her 40 year memory of the Salton Sea near Arizona. She and her California soldier husband traveled by army wagon to Maricopa then back, honeymoon trip in April. No sea seen on the first leg, shells kept as relics, water later visible, she believes sea waters flowed from the ocean long ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
San Francisco
Maricopa
California
Salton Depression
Alwake Short Line Chief Praises Mining Congress Visit
J. T. Cornforth of the Alwake Short Line Railway and Navigation Co in Seattle writes to A. W. Gifford of the American Mining Congress praising the El Paso meeting. He notes Portland congress benefits, growing mining sales, and broad press advertising aiding the Southwest region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Cornforth
Alwake Short Line Railway and Navigation Company
Seattle
A. W. Gifford
American Mining Congress
el Paso
Valdes
Maska
Mining Congress
Portland
Southwest
Soen
William Callbreath
Denver
Bryan in Hawaii Speech at Kamehameha Schools
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Honolulu before students at the Kamehameha schools near Bishop Museum. He was introduced to President Horne of the Kamehameha schools and urged duty to Hawaii, drawing a rapt audience of boys and girls of all ages who listened intently to his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
William Jenpt Sinks
Bryan
Kamehamenat
Une
Bishop Museum
Gea
Bryan Nae
Horne
Kame Ramaeha
Hawaii
Bas
Rockefeller's Daughter Mrs. McCormick Ill in Munich
Chicago reports indicate Edith Rockefeller McCormick, oldest daughter of John D. Rockefeller, is seriously ill in Munich Bavaria. She married Harold F. McCormick on November 26, 1899, and after a brief honeymoon in Mary, the couple settled in Chicago with their daughter born last April. Her family in Tarrytown receives daily bulletins on her condition.
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Chicago
Munich
Bavaria
Harold F. McCormick
Edith Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Young Mc Cormick
Mary
McCormick
Europe
Tarrytown
Good Health Increases Th Oeepee Dred Fold Ak
Incoherent health note discusses discontent from illness and mentions building up strength. References to health strategies are fragmentary and unclear, with no verifiable entities or events.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promises Health Relief
Hundreds have accepted this remedy and are now well and hearty. It is advertised as the best health maker before the public and is claimed to cure dyspepsia indigestion constipation poor appetite female complaints malaria or other ailments.
Chloride Mines Boost Arizona Gold Output Progress
Minnesota concentrator work resumes with clean ore as mill repairs clear jams. Ten thousand dollars in timbering and fifty workers pave way for expansion, with ore bodies opening on 400 and 600 levels. Smelter prospects improve, Kingman smelter pending, and mining firms like Chloride Gold and Commonwealth push 400-foot shafts and high grade ship ore. Local dancers and miners mingle as new life rises in Chloride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Connor
Bothy
Kingman
Stull
Chloride Gold Mining Company
Chloride
Commonwealth Company
West Frazee
McCabe
City Hall
Anager Eckels
Pinkham
Los Angeles
John Barry
George Beebe
Beebe, Hunt & Schee Bros
Midnight Mining Company
W. Schee
Heffron
Gold Road Company
Notice of Sale in Albuquerque 1905
Public auction sale of parcels in Albuquerque New Mexico pursuant to a district court decree in a case with Willam L. Trimble as plaintiff and A A Trimble executor of Lawrence Trimble deceased as defendant. Sale set for November 11 1905 at 10 o clock a m on lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 block 9 original townsite Albuquerque with improvements. Also notices of special master sale of Lots 22 23 24 block 11 New Mexico Town Company's addition to Albuquerque. Includes unrelated cancer cure and patent medicine advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Bernalillo County
New Mexico
Willam L. Trimble
A. A. Trimble
Lawrence
Trimble
W. L. Trimble & Company
Towit
Albuquerque
Sald
Albuquerque Land Company
W. 5
Strickler
County of
Bernaldo
N. M
Donation contest offers free piano to Albuquerque groups
A group of Albuquerque merchants announces a vote based prize for a free Price & Teeple mahogany piano. The win requires the most votes from a ballot box at J H O Rielly Co drug store and a December 10 1905 close date with one free ticket per twenty five cent purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Globe
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Local classified ads mix of jobs and rentals
A fragmented to do with railroad ticket offers employment notes rooms for rent and various wanted items and services. Listings include positions such as bread and housework helpers barbers and cashiers and requests for a secondhand safe collateral and clothing. Also notices for lodging boarding instore collectors and sewing and dressmaking work with addresses in West Railroad Avenue Third Street and related local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V — van Ean Rags
Citizen Office
C. A. Hudson
South Third Street
Allroad Avenue
West Railroad Avenue
Third Street
Mountain Mad
H. O. Eckers
Sermi
H. B. Rutherford
Iron Avenue
P. O
Philadelphia
South First
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
SSS
Moler
System College
Los Angles
F. F. Trotter
North Second Street
Railroad Avenue
Broadway
Sixth Street
Railroad
Parkerrance
H. H. Tilton
Grant Block
K. Norris
Cor
Iron Ave
Johnst
Brault
Y and
Marquette Avenue
Bath
West
Lead Avenue
First
Arno Streets
What the kidneys do and how to protect them
A compact health note on kidney function describes blood flow through kidneys every three minutes, filtering daily impurities, and how healthy kidneys prevent disease. It cites Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy and invites readers to inquire at local Alvarado pharmacy, noting Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents. Also mentions a sale of opera coats at Golden Rule Dry Goods with a window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natario Alarid
Cerrillos Road
Santa Fe
N. M
Dean
Doan
Albuquerque
Alvarado Pharmacy
Sako
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Merchant tailoring and ads at 209 West Railroad Ave
A vintage ad dense with services from a merchant tailoring shop above 209 West Railroad Avenue offering suits to order, cleaning and repairs, plus ladies’ garments and skirts. It promotes Rio Grande Woolen Mills skirts, a health tonic Peddler claim for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and a ticket office at 114 West Railroad Avenue with Friday bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Railroad Avenus
Paulsen
Thos F Keleher paints oils varnishes and brushes
Local shop at W9 West Railroad Avenue offers leather goods harness saddles lap robes horse blankets and related supplies. Palmetto Roof Paint promises five year leak stopping protection. Cash paid for hides and pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Keleher
Railroad Avenue
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This City
Sam Moore
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Sunda
Kitty Gadde
Cit
Frank Simmons
Simmons
Mi Paso
Montana Street
Mexican Central
Colima
Manzanillo
Pacific Coast
Mexican Navnal Construction Company
the Central
Tuxpan
Jalisco
Patagonia
Mowry
Alto
Mowry Mines Company
Santa Rita Mountains
Southern Pacific
Clarence Bartlett
George Gresory
Needles Court
Gold Run
Recorder's Court
San Bernantino
la Junta
Santa F
Needles
Arizona
J. H. Richards
America
J, T
Cornporth
Alton Sea
Mrs. Osgood
ALWAY
Alaska
Hawaiti
Trimble #& company
Buckten
Jas, Walters
Duffield
Buskten
Globe Store
Third Streets
The
Pioneer Bakery
Kodake
F. J. Houston
O. A. Mattson & Co
Coal and Wood
W. H. Hahn
O. P. Schutt
B. F. Copp
D. D
J. H. O'Rielly & Co. Dry Goods
Dye Works
McIlroy & DeLeon
S. W. Electrical Construction Co
J. D. Emmons
Jat Grocery Co
Highland Grocery
Broadway Grocery, Hardware
Albuquerque Hardware; Co
Harnese
Thomas F. Keleher
Jap and
Grala
Clarkville Produce
Crystal Ice Co
H, E. Fox
Imperial Laundry Co
Graham Bros
San Jose Market
Wet Railroad Avenue
Optician—Bebber Optical Co
Moon-Kebber Studio
Plumbing—Standard Plumbing & Heating Co
Zelger
Gate Hive
F. L. Pierce
Weat Id Avenue
West Railroad. Avenue
Inainser
Geosman
F. Yott
Dedeon
IVES
Freah Flowers
Borro the Household Loan CO
Steamahip
Grant
West Railroad Ave
C. Bambini
Rio Grande Woolen Mills
City Market
John W. Abbott
North Second St
W. L. Trimble & CO
Second Street
A. W. Hayden
Copper Avenue
Albuquerque, N. M
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