Decline of the Spanish Empire and California Memoir Notes
The article surveys Philip II’s late 16th century Spanish empire, its global reach, and steady loss of territories through the 17th to 19th centuries. It highlights sources in The Los Angeles Times on Father Crespi’s dairy records, and comments on Arizona education book changes, political conventions, and various local community notices from Phoenix and Mesa.
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Spain
Columbus
San Domingo
Cortez
Mexico
Pizzaro
Peru
Phillip
North Africa
Burgundy
Naples
Sicily
Milan
Netherlands
Malacca
Ceylon
Java
Portugal
Holland
Brabant
Flanders
Maastricht
Hertogenbosch
Breda
Bergen Op Zoom
Low Countries
Europe
Rousillon
Dardagne
France
Pyrenees
Gibraltar
Nootka Sound
Louisiana
Trinidad
Florida
Venezuela
Columbia
Ecuador
Bolivia
Chile
Argentina
Banda-Oriental
Paragua
Patagonia
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Haiti
Porto Rico
Cuba
Spanish Morocco
Philippine
Caroline, Sulu
Ladrone
Canary
Memphis
Tenn
Comercial
Los Angeles Times
Father Crespi
California
The
Times
Territorial Board of Education
Prescott
Arizona
Board of Education
Republican Central Committee Rotates Dates in Arizona
Holbrook Arizona August 18 1898 executives withdraw Flagstaff convention call and set August 30 1898 Phoenix meeting to decide convention date and place and other business. Also notes social events crop shipments and local visits with regional updates and upcoming primaries.
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Holbrook
Ariz
Republicans of
Arizona
Flagstaff
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Travel guidance for route choice and contacts
The notice explains route selection on the Southern Pacific line with options eastward or westward routes. It provides assistance in securing connections and accommodations and directs readers to contact M. O. Bicknell, G. P. A., Phoenix for further information.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Tempe
Phoenix
New York
Mabel Allred
J F. Johnson Jr
M. O. Bicknell
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Farmers’ Exchange
San
Charles M. Mullen
Grante Ware
Mitche Wage
Painig and
Ons
Anton
Aursaker &Staplay
Mesa Free Press
W. D. Morton
A. P.shewman
Siewman
Rome
Americas
Samuel Johnson
Aaron Goldburg
J. G Evan
Chas. Peterson
J. M. ‘Nangston
H. M. Willis
D. Li Murray
J. T. Dunlap
W. A. Moeur
Jos.Campbell
Lee Gray
H. Fulton
G. A. Streitz
Albert Miller
Sam Stout
Camp Phomas
Camp Merritt
Phillipines
Florence Enterprise
Mr. Ferguson
Will Kimball
Henry T. Gage
Los Angeles
Prince of Wales
John Spooner
Angus Johnson
Spooner
Hakes House
Mesa
Mesa, Hay and Grain Company
Florence
Casa Grande
Arizola
E. J. Trippel
Register of the Land Office
Tuscon
A. P. Shewman
Bisbee
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Grand Lodge
Stepp & Wilson
Nellie Clark
Maude Bartlett
Winslow
Nellie
Gila County
Jack Stewart
John Rhodes
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Stewart
Geo. A. Mintz
Globe
Josie Bush
J. H. Bush
Ifi
Stepp
Wilson
A. Armstrong
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Lossing
Glendale
J. B. Squires
San Diego
Prof. Lopez
Bishey
Headquarters
Republican Central Committee
Henry Laub
H. Allen
John Hall
Mineral Creek
Pinal County
Code and Salter
California State Democratic Convention
James Maguire
Zulu Robson
Thatcher
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