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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1905

Page

6

Accident on new railroad trestle near smelter

A rock slide derailed two cars on a descending freight near the Pinos Altos nar yard. Five men aboard were thrown to the gulch bottom with injuries ranging from sprains to broken arms and skull wounds. Three injured were taken to Sisters’ hospital and a stormy exchange over a franchise sale allegation followed. Additionally Governor McDonald clashed with Santa Fe tax chief Freeman over railcar ownership figures prior to April meetings. A 200000 acre land tract near Blacktower Roosevelt county was segregated and leased to Thomas Trammer & Co, boosting values for surrounding government land.

Pinos Altos Narys Silver City Harry Edwards Jose Montes, Jr Montoya Mendoza Catarino Morales Ribal Montoya Sisters’ Hospital McDonald Colorado W. R. Freeman Santa Fe Railway Denver Freeman Chicago Santa Fe Colorado State Board of Equalization Blacktower Roosevelt County Santa Fe Pacific Railway Thomas Trammer & Co Texico

Yard Master Ten Byck Leaves for Iron Mountain Road

The Santa Fe loses a valued employee as Yard Master Clarence Ten Byck resigns to become Superintendent of Terminals for Iron Mountain Railway in Little Rock Arkansas. Tom Keith will succeed him after twelve years in the local yards. Mayor Rose of Milwaukee attacks the Milwaukee Southern sale attempt, claiming offers of 100000 and later 15000. Los Angeles Salt Lake line trims Los Angeles to Salt Lake time to twenty eight hours and Chicago to sixty eight. The Los Angeles Limited will run via Salt Lake Northwestern routes. A new slaughter plant is started at Abajo Santa Fe stock yards to supply Albuquerque meats. J L McClure sues El Paso Southwestern for 15000 damages for injuries as a switchman. trial underway.

Santa Fe Clarence Ten Byck Little Rock Ark Ten Byck Iron Mountain Railway Ark Capital Ten Albuquera Tom Keith Ten Eyck Keith Coast Salt Lake Los Angeles San Pedro Salt Lake Ils Chicago Union Pacific Northwestern Los Angiles Abajo Santa Fe Stock Yards Blanchard Meat & Supply Company Blanchard Company Albuquerque J. L. McClure el Past Southwestern Railroad el Paso McClure le McClure

Townsend Michigan Congressman and Railroad Legislation

Representative Charles Townsend of Michigan emerges as a leading figure in rail rate reform efforts. The Townsend bill would empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate railroad rates, with prior attempts dividing the House and failing in the Senate.

Chas, Ek, Townsend Michigan Chas, BT Concord Mich Jackson, Mich Jackson County Republican State Central Committee Hoowever White House United States Russell A. Alger Otter

Take a Trip to Europe And Take a Trip to Europe

A garbled 1905-era clippings mix cites figures and phrases from politics insurance and a court sale. It mentions President McCurdy Grand Duke Vladimir insurance probes a Piney Fork party and a New Mexico land sale with details of lot numbers and a public auction to be held in Albuquerque pending court approval.

Hall H.C. Wood Chiago Rowe Mace McCurdy Ines District Court Bernalillo County New Mexico Wiha Trimble A. A. Trimble Lawrence W. 1 Ward Court Rew City of Albuquerque County of Bernalillo Lote W. L. ‘Trimble & Company Ald

Boxing Stars and City Notes Across the Leagues

The column reviews Chas McKeever’s comeback win over Billy Hicke in Philadelphia, recalls McKeever’s earlier victories, and notes Carter Star’s return to Columbia. It also covers boxing news from Spokane, Detroit, and Chicago, plus football chatter about Kansas and Colorado in Denver. Provincial sports updates include Frank Goteh, Jeffries, and Billy Mellody heading west as tensions rise among clubs.

Chas McKeever Billy Hicke Philadelphia Jinner Tom Parcel Jimmie Mitchell Billy Darrach Hugo Kelly Milwaukee Carter Star Tuck Columbia Elgibility Marvin Har London Willie Lewis Joe Wicou Michigan A. C Detroit Lewis Jimmie Gardner John L. Sullivan Britt Nelson Jimmy Jeffries Pitz Peter Maher Boomer Spokane Frank Goteh Billy Mellody Wash George Peterson Buddy Ryan Hanlon Brooklyn Tommy Murphy Terry McGovern Dixon McGovern Young Corbett Terry Stanley Robison St. Louis Ned Han Jon Western Jockey Club American Turf Association Lounsville Jockey Club South Bob Fitzsimmons America Marvin Hart Fix Kentucky Institute For the Blind Crescent Sore Robinson Prince Ath Hy Hh Reinti Clube Chicaen Danite Cap Anson Chicago Nationals Chicago Windy City Albuquerque University of Kansas University of Colorado Denver West Dayhawkers Meiners

Proposals Open for Repairs and Supplies at Albuquerque Indian School

Sealed bids due November 4 1905 at the Albuquerque Indian School for painting and varnishing materials moving buildings and various equipment upgrades. Bids must itemize prices and include a 5 percent bid bond. bids subject to strict inspection and right to reject. Contact James K. Allen superintendent for details.

Albuquerque N. M Kalfe United States Solvent National Bank Commissioner of Indian Affairs James K. Allen

Refund Promise for Hyomei Catarrh Cure

J H O Rielly & Co confirms a refund offer for Hyomei if it fails to cure catarrh. The outfit costs $1 and includes an inhaler, a dropper, and Hyomel with extra bottles at 69 cents. They urge conspicuous printing to reassure purchasers.

the Citizen J. H. O'Rielly JH. Ortrdly & CO

Wanted ads fill pages at 606 South Broadway and beyond

A chaotic array of want ads lists private family inquiries at 606 South Broadway, dressmaking help at 413 Railroad Avenue Room 5, clerical positions, room rentals across several streets, and multiple store spaces for rent. Also advertised are a tailor shop by C Bambini upstairs over 209 West Railroad, and various notices on strength building products and medical tonics with dealer promotions.

Imarders South Broadway Colean C. A. Hudson Railroad Avenue H. S.C Third Street Mountain Road H. O. Eckers H. B. Rutherford Iron Avenue South First Street J. Sweeney

Keleher Paints Oils and Roof Paint Promise Leaks Stop

Thos F Keleher sells paints oils varnishes and brushes plus leather harness saddles lap robes horse blankets and more. Palmetto Roof Paint supposedly lasts five years and stops leaks. Cash paid for hides and pelts. Address 09 West Railroad Avenue.

F. Keleher West Railroad Avenue

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