Land Entry Rules and Pleasant Valley Feud Highlight Arizona Notices
The article outlines land entry rules for district offices, citizenship proofs, and gender/age restrictions for homestead and desert entries. It recounts the Pleasant Valley feud in Arizona, detailing the Tewksbury Graham conflict, ambushes, sheriff actions, trials, and eventual resolutions illustrative of the era's frontier tensions.
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United States
Effhieus
Antsie
Lana
Cochise
Southwest
Pleasant Valley
Upper Tonto Masin
Arizona
Phe
Tewksbury Brothers
Kentucky
Tewksbury
Graham
al Rose
Prescott
Yavapsi County
Sherif William O'Neill
Buckey’ O'Neill
Joan Bill
Rough Riders
Commodore Owens
Apache County
Holbrook
Salt River Valley
Quiet Farm
Ufe
Tempe
Bryan’s Letter on Imperialism and Trusts in 1900 PLAUSIBLE POLICY
The letter sharply contrasts Bryan with McKinley, calling imperialism a paramount issue and urging enforcement of existing laws by a fearless Attorney General. It criticizes Wilson and party entanglements, notes distrust of Republicans on trusts, and cites anti imperialist sentiment among former GOP figures. It frames Bryan as consistent with American republican ideals and warns against oligarchic rule.
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New York World
Mr. Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Bryan
Republican Party
McKinley
Carl Schura
Bourke Goekran
Olney
Independen
Boutwell
Thomas W. Higginson
Harrison
Mitchell
Unio
Jefferson
Lincoln
Son
A Patriot's Views on Bryan Support by Higginson
Thomas Wentworth Higginson, famed writer and Civil War Colonel, declares support for William Jennings Bryan in the current campaign. He argues Bryan leads men, contrasts with McKinley, and champions national principles over finance, affirming Bryan’s stance on imperialism and Lincolnian principles.
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St. Louis Republic
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Mr. Bryan
Higginson
McKinley
Lincoln
Deaf Indy Receives Ear Drums Aid From Institute
A silent appeal notes a rich individual funds an ear drum project at Nicholson Institute in New York to provide free artificial ears to the deaf. The donation supports the institute’s mission to supply the ear devices.
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Indy
Or Son
Nicholson Institute
New York
A Naval Location in Wyoming Prospecting Claim
A fragmentary note describes a location certificate near Encampment Wyoming as a naval location discovery. It asserts a claim radius of 760 feet in several directions and mentions landmarks Bay Horse, spurs, and ties to a prior claim in Mississippi, indicating move to found mining or prospecting activity despite unclear legal certainty.
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Vicinlty
Wyoming
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