Poetical Law and Gold in the Grand Canyon News
An eccentric Irishman Broone hires Mr Towns to summarize cases in rhyme. Towns recounts a dog bite case and a railroad injury verdict in verse. Also reports William May discovering gold in the Colorado River and plans by a rubber-boat expedition to mine placers, plus various local notices and a Vanderbilt family education clause.
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Broone
Queens County
Towns
Troy Times
Reidget Rowan
John Bedell
Albany Law Journal
Long Island Railroad Company
William May
Nphi
Utah
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Scanlon
Examination of Booth by Joseph Cook Endorses Hell Doctrine
Joseph Cook probes Gen. Booth of the Salvation Army and finds orthodoxy on dogmas, with Booth defending eternal hell as essential. The exchange sparks approval from Cook and ministers, asserting the hell doctrine drives conversion and aligns with mercy through Christ.
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Joseph Cook
Gen. Booth
Salvation Army
John Calvin
Jonathan Edwards
Christ
Boston
Hell
Grain and dairy notes from Salt River valley and Cornell butter fat find
Grain throughout the Salt River valley is in excellent condition with plentiful water and near harvest. Haying will start in two weeks with alfalfa tall and set to blossom. first cutting expected heavier due to ample water. Cornell reports a discovery to extract butter fat from whey, forecasting saving nearly a million dollars for New York farmers. German embargo on American beef deemed unwarranted as disease rates show 0.2% in American cattle versus 8% in German beef.
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Salt River Valley
Agricultural Department
Cornell University
New York State
Germany
Sun
From Poverty to Prosperity in Salt River Valley
Fred Coker arrived in Phoenix with $20 and tuberculosis fears. Now he owns a top Salt River ranch and a strong constitution. He plans to marry a girl from the old country next year and jokes when asked. His success shuts down doubters as he invites visitors to see his thriving operation.
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Fred Coker
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Fred
Old Country
Gazette
New Reform School Structure Rises Toward Planned Beauty
A visit reveals a fine new reform school building gradually taking the planned architectural form. The laundry and bakery annex has been roofed and stone masons and carpenters are advancing the walls with many workers on site. Sun,
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Reform School
Gold bars from tailings received at Prescott
Cyanide tanks at Wickenburg Arizona are reducing Vulture tailings and recently received two bars of gold valued at 65 and 72 ounces respectively. Tailings average five dollars per ton.
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Wickenburg
Ariz
Prescott
Adventists jailed for worship clash echo inquisitions
News notes report Adventists in several states and six unions jailed for observing Saturday as a holy day. The Courier likens the crackdown to medieval inquisitions amid other regional items from San Carlos, Denver mint legislation, and Los Angeles events.
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Lan ‘Ach
Courier
Gem discovery near Jerome sparks ore price dispute
A mining firm reports high quality ore near Jerome, with claims by Hon Gio We Huil and Jean Allison driving estimates. Brooks & Red quote lower values while other claims suggest tens of thousands per ton, amid reports of a robust new vein two miles southeast of a camp on Blows Creek.
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Jerome
iHon
Gio We Huil
Brooks & Red
Jean ‘Allison
Prescott
Tombstone Politician's Stand Sparks Territory Debate
Jude Edwards a councilman from Gila County opposed moss back legislation during the session. Newspapers recall his defense of territorial interests and his friends in the RO of the territory. A propositon to jail 50 men looms, and the Pierre camp strike fuels strong feeling as Tombstone outlook improves.
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Jude’ Edwards
Counsilman
Gila
Wade
Selva
Legislative Council
Erritory
Huns
Weil
Pierre Camp
Arizona's Path to a Prosperous Future Amid Silver Price Rise
The Florentine Tribune highlights Arizona entering a hopeful era with rising silver prices and swift irrigation fixes. It suggests these factors promise prosperity and plenty in the near future for the state.
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Arizona
Florente ‘Tribune
Absent clear heirs debate on Sandwich Island sovereignty
The fragment discusses inheritance rules among Sandwich Island sovereigns, noting the aboriginal court resolved that maternal lineage caused fewer complications than paternal lines in inheritance. It mentions litigation and references to California and a possible term in dispute.
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Sandwich Island
California
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