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Newspaper
Florence Tribune
Location
Florence, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
2
A Florence Tribune clipping discusses irrigation needs and water rights in Arizona, citing editorials on damming Gill Run at San Carlos and aiding native populations. It references Tucson and Bisbee affairs, local papers, and figures like Teddy and Czolgoss in a broad Westsigh context.
The Globe Times urges restraint on sensational Arizona coverage arguing it harms investors and workers. It condemns bias in reporting praise for the territory and calls for responsible journalism to protect public interest. The piece warns against undermining territory’s standing and wages through exaggerated claims.
A spring visit to the territory left onlookers impressed by Mr. McKinley’s pure intent and honest nature, despite political differences. A critic who joined the crowd later renounced disparagement, hailing him as one of America's greats alongside Florence and the era’s leaders. Florence title week praised. D A Bomert of Phoenix and Eastern railroad advances a Phoenix to Benson line, promising rapid construction if traffic justifies it, with capital secured and data collection underway. The route would span 200 miles through rich mineral and agricultural territory, signaling strong business prospects for the TRIBUNE.
A late 19th or early 20th century editorial condemns political violence and labels socialism and anarchism as harmful. It stresses that loss of law and order harms the republic, citing McKinley’s assassination and arguing for clear distinctions between ideologies. Authorities warn against associating entire parties with anarchism, urging lawful conduct.
A Flagstai liquor dealer issues a public card claiming license compliance and fair pricing while excluding women associated with inebriates and urging restraint from fathers and families. The item shifts to Col Rupert J. Northam facing a $50,000 suit from rival suitor Stanley G. Gilkey over a prior betrothal to Miss Leotis Calis Statehood Convention.
A large group of railroad executives from Sierra Madre Santa Fe Prescott Phoenix and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe plus eastern mining capitalists who bought the Mulatos mines for nearly 3 million will travel to Mulatos 230 miles from Casas Grandes. The party aims to study ore and timber belts, with S C Bagg praising the New Comstock mine’s rich ore and potential.
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