Lasting monument debate and mining boom in early Arizona
An El Paso Times reprint laments grand road memorials and suggests charity rather than mourning tokens. The Tombstone Prospector notes rising mining claims and surveys in Arizona, with 408 patent surveys and a $21,335 spending in the surveyor general office, signaling a booming mineral sector and wealth growth. It also recounts various local tales including a 10 foot snake fight, a humorous log cabin joke about New York trust canes, and a lightning fatality touching a mower operator.
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Tong
Manilla
C. P. Huntington
Whit W
el Paso
el Paso Times
Arie
Surveyor General's Office
Arizona
Surveyor General's
Gensorl
Grand Canyon
No Newspapers In Morocco Says Empire Is Key State
The excerpt notes Morocco as a vital state, described as the most important with. It includes a child or speaker named Gabe and a farmer figure Hawkuex discussing arithmetic rabbits and multiplication. The line ends with Sun.
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Gabe
Morocco
Empire of
Sun
Steel replaces iron in pipe and tubing production
Iron yielding to steel in pipe and tubing manufacturing. About 75 percent of the nation's output now uses steel, replacing wrought iron due to issues with lap-weld joints. Steel pipes offer greater strength, longer life, and lower corrosion, boosting steel industry and bicycle production.
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Meee
Deafness cure ad and Wheeler dispatch amid war talk
An ad offers an ear drum device from Nicholson Institute promising relief for deafness and head noises. A dispatch notes General Joseph Wheeler arriving in Washington amid Spanish American War activity and a ceremony with war officials. Wheeler reportedly would volunteer for China if hostilities resume, though presidents’ orders govern retirements.
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Nicholson Institute
New York
Joseph Wheeler
Phillipine
Little Cavalry
Washington
Presiden
War ethics debate over Philippine independence
In a Tucson Star letter, the writer condemns the war against eight million Filipinos seeking freedom, arguing there is no justice, honor, or profit in the conduct of the conflict and questioning the results for the United States.
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United States
Philippines
Wis
Tucson
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