Numerous Santa Fe railroad shifts in Las Vegas notes
The Las Vegas Santa Fe shops report nearly 200 names on payroll. Fireman Jack Heath a passenger, and engine crews from Las Vegas to Albuquerque face shortages. Brakeman Eaton doubles as switchman. N M Rice from Topeka visits. Loutzenbelser takes over 1205 passenger engine. The air brake car helps crews learn, while William Penn Clarke visits for the fair. Trainmasters changes. Rio Grande lines extend toward Aztec. Durango service expands with new coaches. A Gulf and Santa Fe Northeaster Railway charter is filed for Amarillo area expansion across Texas Panhandle counties.
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Las Vegas
Jack Heath
Jack
Roy Carmien
Wm. Blackshear
North End
South End
Albuquerque
Eaton
Santa Fe Road
N. M. Rice
Topeka
Rice
Loutzenbelser
Jack Lowe
Tiberghien
Tax Vegas
Raton
EM. Lewis
William Penn Clarke
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Mexico
Mr. Clarke
Santa Fe Central
Santa FE
Gulf & Santa Fe Northeaster Railway
Amarillo
Texas Secretary of State
Austn
Panhandle
Texas
Brownwood
Brown, Coleman
Callahan
Taylor, Jones, Fisher
Stonewall
Kent
Dickens
Crosby
Floyd
Hale
Lamar
Hadley
Palor
Pecos
EP. Rippley
Chicago
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe System
Lucky Escape From Serious Injury On Santa Fe Rail Line
Frank M. Murphy of Prescott, head of the Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix Railway, rode No. 7 in a private car with friends including Mrs. Joe H. Kibbey. At Las Vegas Governor Quero and Superintendent H O Bursum joined them to Lamy. The car narrowly left the track near Glorieta, sliding hundreds of yards on tires and ground. If brakes failed the car could have plunged into Apsche Canyon 104 feet deep. The jolt and collapse followed as Governor Otero grabbed the bell rope to stop the car.
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Frank M. Murphy
Prescott
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway
Santa Fe
Joe
H. Kibbey
Arizona
Las Vegas
Quero
H. O. Bursum
Murphy
Lamy
Glorieta
New Mexican
Apsche Canyon
Otero
Train wreck near Lamy and Goulds beat Harriman in New Mexico
Details of a train incident near Lamy where a car tipped but stayed upright as the main train was uncoupled and moved on. Governor Otero and Mr Murphy displayed presence of mind. Murphy party continued west after New York and Washington visit. Also reports the Durango Farrington railroad completion to Aztec, aiding Goulds against Harriman, with trains to run by October 15. Includes local ads and notices for tickets and subscriptions.
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Otero
Bursum
Santa Fe
Mr. Murphy
New York City
Washington
Gould
Harriman
Goulds
New Mexico
Aztec
Durango-Farrington
Denver & Rio Grande
Texas & Pacific
Denver Times
Rio Grande
She
Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
Evening Citizen Wants Classified Ads Column
Local classified page lists numerous job requests and ads including seamstresses painters maids cooks and office help with addresses in Copper West Silver Park avenue First Street and more. It notes submission rules and a money offer for equity in a Highlands house and requests for donated newspapers and magazines for Indian school children.
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A. Hudson
West
Silver Avenue
Park Avenue
M Washburn
East Railroad
Columbus Hotel
Keleher Avenue
West Copper
Robert Putney
Frank McKay
Los Lunas
N.M
South Fifth Street
Superior Planing Mill Company
South First_street
Whistler, Hb, Welller & Co
Oana Clothing
South First Street
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
Doran
Ruppe
Diva
Wim
J. Oliver
For Rent and Sale Notices from a 19th Century Ledger
A lengthy classified page lists numerous rental ads including furnished rooms with steam heat and electric light, a two room suite for young men, and deluxe suites near Park View Terrace. It also advertises sales of household goods, ponies and buggy, a steam engine, and a large ranch for sale or rent. Lost items include a golf watch and a tan raincoat, along with a strawberry roan mare for sale or reward. The notices reflect a bustling urban rental market, small sales, and generic services.
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Fruit Avenue
Lsht
North Broadway
North Sec
West Lead Avenue
Suny
Park View Terrace
Broadway
Maranelte Avenue
Norria
John Street
Santa Pe Shopa
South First Street
H. B. Rutherford
Broadway & Iron
Congregational Church
South Arno Street
A. B
Journal Office
John Becker Company
Beles
Ida B. Summers
J. W. McQuade
North Walter Street
Grand Central Hotel
Dinsdale
Ward
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Ree Eaeers
W. H. Greer
Pres
Solomon Luna
V-Pres
M. W. Flournoy
D. K. B. Sellers, Mgr
J. D. Emmons
Essor To Futrelie Furniture Co., Corner Coal Ave
Ani
Dennison
Ain Front
Eee
Ripley
Arkansas City
Tio Grande
Santa Fe Seix
Raphy Weing
Tee
J. C. Tiberghien
Ribera
Trinidad
Coto
Priddy
Carlton
They Brotherhood
Denver & Rio Grand
Duranco
Sannan County
San Juan County
Denver & Rio Grande Rail
Optic
San Juan's New Road
One &Combination
Fowler
Paulsen's Association Railroad Ticket Office
Rilo Grande
Glola
Stacy & Co
Quier
Colorado
E. W. Fee
South Second Street
Four Track News
Sol Lore
Sulucripon
George HL Daniels
Forty-second Street
New York
Particulgia
George H. Daniele
42Nd Street
L. C. Smith
N. W. Alger
South Walter St
Globe Co
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
West Gold
Camp Birnie Resort
Southwestern Employment Agency
Habn
Dr. King
Burest
Pilsner Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Diamond Icr
Cole
A. Borders
Underwood
Geo. S. Ramsey
W. A. R. Ave
Joseph Barnett
J. C. Baldridge
Lam Sherman-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
A.C. Bilicke
Mitchell
Los Angeles
California
All Depot Cara
Hollentwek
P. Mall
Proprietor Iron and Braga Castings
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Grarral Building
Marquette
Zieger Cafe
Quickel & Bothe
Ecoeco
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