Florence Tribune Notes April 2 1890 Highlights
Florence Arizona items report Miss Reid leaving for Casa Grande and John Moss headed to Mesa. Local figures include Judge Armstrong, J M Ochoa, Ainsworth, Hammond, Reppys hosting youth, and fish planting by John McCarty. Deceased Christopher Salmon noted with funeral at 40s Grove.
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Dixo
Florence
Christopher Salmon
Casa Grande
40S Grove
Fatal Lamp Blast Kills Miss Nettie Bose at Mam moth
The 19th century report describes Miss Nettie Bose daughter of hotel keeper William Bose of Mammoth fatally burned when a lamp exploded at Mrs Patnam's home. Witnesses including Mrs Rose Mrs Kellogg and Mrs Putnam tried to smother flames. Funeral held Sunday. local court activity and corporate notices also noted.
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Misa Nettie Bose
William Bose
Mammoth
Alludla
Visit by General Wilson and Judge Barnes to Florence
General J F Wilson Delegate to Congress and Judge Wa Hl Barnes arrived Tuesday at Florence and visited the Buttes reservoir site to inspect boring for bedrock and the planned flood control project. They then toured the Sacaton Indian agency and heard appeals from Pimas and Maricopas for water to enable farming and self sustenance. The visitors returned to Tucson Wednesday. the trip was strictly business with no local entertainments.
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J. F. Wilson
Congress
Wa Hl. Barnes
Tucson
Florence
Buttes Reservoir
Gevers Wilson
Sacaton Indian Agency
Hadley
Mr.Cook
Wilson
Pimas
Maricopas
Judge Barnes
Hon P R Brady Resigns as School Trustee
Ill health forces Hon P R Brady to resign from his position as school trustee in the district.
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P. R
Brady
Future of the Bicycle as a Metaphor for Stomach Bitters
An advertisement-like claim asserts that bicycle makers agree 180 models define perfection and that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters cannot be improved. It promises renewed strength, color in the cheeks, natural sleep, and relief from dyspepsia indigestion and constipation with regular use, warning against substitutes.
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Hostetter
Treaty Ratified and Rail Disaster Reported in April News
The president proclaims the ratification of a new extradition treaty with Mexico now in force. Virg. Earp in Portrago, Oregon, reunites with his wife and daughter after 38 years apart following a 1860 Oska loosa marriage and wartime disappearance. A Ligurts Station wreck kills Fireman Courtney and Conductor Davey, injures Engineer Adams, with ten boxcars burned and two possible tram victims. Eagle Milling reports a forthcoming Peerless High Patent flour line after plant improvements and a restart in Tucaón.
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Wasurxoros
United States
Mexico
Earp
Ligurts Station
Yema
J. H. Courtney
W. C. Davey
Mr. Adams
Courtney
Dovey
Davey
Eagle Milling Company
Eale
Tucaon
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments
Caution against mercury in catarrh treatments. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. testimonials free.
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Hal
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
A. G. McAlister Named Principal Of Florence Schools
Mr. A G McAlister is appointed principal of Florence public schools in Pinal County Arizona. A South Carolina native and Peabody Normal graduate, he previously taught at Walnut Grove Alabama College and led Jessup Georgia High School. He comes to Florence on strong endorsements from Dr W H Payne Solicitor General J W Ben Pitt and Senator J J McLaurin.
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Phoenix Enterprise
A.G. McAlister
Florence, Pinal County
McAlister
Phoenix
South Carolina
Peabody Normal School
Nashville
Georgia
Arizona
South
W. H. Payne
Tenn
J. W. Benpitt
J. J. McLaurin
Globe Camp Expands Despite Copper Industry Claims
Copper companies employ about 775 men in Globe as it expands with substantial improvement and new sales weekly. Disgruntled visitors claim job cuts. locals counter that the camp remains strong and growing with no retrogression. Burt Ruple’s mother seeks news of his whereabouts amid estate concerns.
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Burt Ruple
Mes
Aston
Te Terri- Aiba
Jonrusl-Miser
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