San Carlos dam debate in irrigation plan urged
The Florence Tribune reports a push for government irrigation work, notably a dam on the Gila River at San Carlos, to aid arid lands for white settlers and provide water for thousands of Indians. It notes editorials defending the project as mercy and justice amid drought and hunger.
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Arizona
San Carlos
New York Evening Post
Kuss
Middle West
Far West
Europe
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Russia
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Powers
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Department of Justice
Knox
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Kean
Waablegion Gump
Gee
Wil- Sey
Went
Washington Camp
No | Ieates Ousia
Tore Scrvantia
Montana
Oklahoma
Register Long
President McKinley Dies After Morning Illness
Buffalo dispatch reports President McKinley died at 2:24 AM surrounded by family. He uttered Nearer my God to Thee as his last line before passing quietly away, with kidney complications noted. The article follows local railroad politics and Ringling Bros. show arrangements, plus Arizona railroad speculation and a Tempe water bond election.
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Lincoln
Garfield
Florence Tribune
Buffalo
N. Y
Ringling Bros
Wileball
Ringling Row
Tuespo
United States
Ringling Brothers
Lockhart
O'Brien
Projected Phoenix Benson Rail Line Promises Regional Boost
Reliable Phoenix report outlines a proposed eight railroad line from Phoenix to Benson linking with the Phelps-Dodge system and Southern Pacific. Backed by F. M. Murphy and eastern associates, a Phoenix & Eastern Railroad company would gauge feasibility, with Murphy seeking capital and surveying to confirm practicality. If built, the route would connect Salt River valley markets to Pinal county and El Paso, boost Ray mine output, and widen trade for Phoenix merchants. Excursions to the coast begin May 7 with weekly trips. additional summer routes and a sugar syrup ad appear in the notice.
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Florenea
Phelps-Dodge
Benson
Deming
el Paso
Sante Me
Bisbee
Bi Puan
Rock Island
Feu
Phoenix
Gila
San Pedro
Camp Grant
Aravaipa Canyon
Cedar Springs
Santa Iy
Silver City F
Arizona
Arizone
Gila Valley
Clifton
Moread
Unis
Phoenix Ropublica
Phelps- Derge
Ststem
Thte
Southern Pacific
F. M. Murphy
Eastern
Phoenix & Hastern Railroad Company
Souis Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Railway
Murphy
Prescott
Mvt
Santa Fe, Preacott & Phoenix Road
Salt River Valley
Pinal County
Florence
Ray
Mexico
Capital and Bank Names in California and Arizona
Bank listings show Capital, Surplus, American Exchange National Bank and the Auggio California Bank in San Francisco. Other institutions include TS Natl Th in Chicago, Pipe National Bank in Los Angeles, Hank of Arizona in Fremont, Arizona.
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American Exchange National Bank
Auggio-California Bank
San Francisco
Chicago
Pipe National Bank
Los Angeles
Hank of
Arizona
Fremott
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India
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Sinr Association
Hawaiian Islands
Humphreys
Supreme Court of the Hiwafien Islam
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University of Arizona
Nogales
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Admiral Howison
Jowison
Sehiey
Navy Department
Burt Mossman
Actnve
Rangers
Texas
New Mexico
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Holland
Leonard Page
Cochine County
Ganauea Cattle Company
Greene's Lane
Herbert Grover
Arizona Cattle Association de Yective
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Grover
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God Todged
Wiligox
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Alvord
Bert
Geo. E. Scarborough
Tucson
Enterprise
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New Jeresey
Cleveland
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Termaessy
Andres Rebel
Santa Montes
Long Beach
San Buena Ventura
Santa Barbara
Avalon
Casa Grande
J. Moones
Pacific Coast Syrup Co
Sansome St
Florence and Kelvin
Daily Stage
Chas, R. Goodin
Kelvin
United States Mail
Wah Kee
Minin Street
Barker's
Taylor Brannaman
Malmn Street
the Valley Bank
Curatory
M. H.sumaay
W. Musussane
Combat
Ofice
Consolidated National Bank
Figrence Pharmacy
Geo. M. Brockway
Keating
W. Hardy
Prop
C.R. Michea& Co
General Merchandise
G. E. Angulo
Main Street
Antonio
9Th and
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