Railroad in Grant County, NM
The arrival of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and the Silver City, Deming & Pacific lines in the early 1880s transformed Grant County from a frontier mining district into a connected economy.
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The Southern Pacific is the railroad company for which Joe Levy was working.
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Railroad company where Pat Hines formerly worked on a section.
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The Southern radii pay car was welcomed by railroad men this week.
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Location of a jewelry business (The Filigree Jeweler) in Santa Fe.
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An organization from which microfilm of the Santa Fe New Mexican is available.
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A line of souvenir china decorated with images of Santa Fe landmarks.
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Livery stable at intersection of Santa Fe Streets.
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Bill expected to come up after the railroad bill passes.
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Garage selling gasoline, Veedol oil, and doing repair work.
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Foreman of the Gebhart Cattle Company who located Bob and Dick Hall and led a posse after them.
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A fair is being held in St. Louis, and the A. T. & S. F. railroad is offering a special round trip fare.
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Origin of $15,000 worth of merchandise delivered to Santa Fe in 1822.
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The railroad men were put in the stone jail across the river after the hold-up.
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A store located on the south side of the plaza in Santa Fe that sold souvenir china.
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Listed as a destination reachable via the Santa Fe route.
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A hospital in Santa Fe where Hugh died in the summer of 1885.
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A section house twenty-one miles from Lordsburg on the narrow gauge railroad where the Chinaman was murdered.
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Sunnyside is a town near Fort Sumner on the Santa Fe cutoff, mentioned in connection with Billy the Kid's death.
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Vicious steer that chased George D. Hauser toward the depot.
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Aubrey's ride from Santa Fe to Independence in five days and nineteen hours.
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A location or line reference associated with the Plaza.
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Publishing company that publishes The Santa Fe New Mexican newspaper.
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Livery stable at West Overland and Santa Fe Streets, operated by J. Caldwell.
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A livery stable business at the corner of West Overlaid and Santa Fe Streets.
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Thomas W. P. is the proprietor of the Exchange Hotel in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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A station stop on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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T. H. Uoodma is a railroad official.
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Dateline for a news item about residents returning from trips.
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Copper mines near Tyrone whose decline caused Tyrone to lose its main purpose.
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Ullftou House is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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A company based in St. Louis where A. H. Dolliner is secretary.
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The committee reported favorably on Delegate J ereas bill to settle title of real estate in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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The United States Weather Bureau reported meteorological data for Santa Fe on May 21, 1893.
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A miner at Clifton who had his scalp torn off by a beam while riding an incline road.
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Government bureau with observer in Santa Fe.
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Location where a congress of Pueblo representatives was held in Santa Fe.
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A congress of Pueblo representatives was held at the U.S. Indian Industrial School in Santa Fe.
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The terminus station on the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway line.
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The article is datelined from Valle Trampas, New Mexico, where the school celebration occurred.
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Location where Graeter's brother and father resided, and where Graeter is interested in street car lines.
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Viull Ttiompon is listed as a station on the railway timetable.
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The amount William H. Russell bet that he could put on a mail line covering 1950 miles in ten days.
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Dateline indicates Washington D.C. as the location of the events.
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The article is datelined from Waukesha, Wisconsin, where the events occurred.
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Company operating the Western Brewery in Santa Fe.
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Western Brewery in Santa Fe, paying highest prices for wool, hides, sheepskins, goatskins, and furs.
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Missouri town that was the western starting point of Ferguson's freighting route on the Santa Fe trail.
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W.H. Coebel advertised hardware in Santa Fe.
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W. H. Goebel advertises hardware at reasonable prices in the Catron Block, Santa Fe.
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A railroad station where Lara and Parra headed on foot to supposedly catch a train.
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Community represented by R L Hitt and Dr V S Cheyney.
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McKinley is referenced as the presidential candidate supported by railway men in 1896.
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Winnipeg, Manitoba, is the origin of railroad worker Robert Huntington.
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W. J. Black is a general passenger agent for the Santa Fe railway.
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The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its thirty-fifth annual state convention in Santa Fe starting October 14th.
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X A Muller is the proprietor of a restaurant in Santa Fe.
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Proprietor of Plaza Restaurant in Santa Fe.
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Ynnnir is mentioned as having gone out on the G H and S P railroad, possibly as a passenger or official.
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Ferry erected over the Colorado River near the junction of the Gila and Colorado rivers, owned by a party of Americans.
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Massacre of Americans by Yuma Indians at the ferry near the junction of the Gila and Colorado rivers on April 21, 1850.
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