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Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1898

Page

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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.

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.

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.

Southern Pacific Railroad Tempe Phoenix New York Mabel Allred J F. Johnson Jr M. O. Bicknell

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