New Firm Sells Dry Goods and Groceries
A new firm offers dry goods clothing furnishing goods and staple and fancy groceries to customers seeking a one stop shop for household needs.
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12 Jul 1895
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Mesa Free Press in Mesa, Arizona
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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
1
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cures for Coughs
A newspaper notice touts Dr Kings New Discovery as effective for severe coughs and consumption with patient testimonials. It claims free trials and highlights a San Francisco address for samples and purchases alongside other advertised goods and farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Florida
Street
San Francisco
Jae Barnett
The Mesa Restaurant Ad in Pomeroy Block
Gordon and Sultan props offer tables with market fresh fruit and vegetables in season. Meals priced at 25 cents. Lunches available at all hours and cold drinks. Private rooms for events.
Lehi Store Promotes Groceries and Quarry Lime
A Lehi business advertises a fall line of groceries and dry goods. The store markets White Marble quarry lime as the best in the market and notes its role as an agent for the product.
Free Coinage Debate Draws East–West Clash Over Money
A long article from the Santa Ana Standard reprints editorials from Elizabeth Daily Journal and The Bullion, criticizing the East’s money policy and advocating free coinage. It argues for a larger money supply with a flexible standard, mocks the Daily Journal, and notes southern and western pushes for sound money and domestic prosperity. It mentions Chauncey Depew, the Vanderbilts, and figures in New Jersey, Cincinnati, Omaha, and California amid broader money reform discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Edelsten
THE
Bullion
Los Angeles
Cal
Chauncey M. Depew
Confederate States
Elizabeth Daily Journal
George D. Prentice
John Brough
Johnny Brouch
Brough
Buxton
Daily Journal
Wall Street
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Daily Journal Man
Secretary of ‘the Treasury
California
New Mexico
Whitney
Chauncey
Vanderbilts
Europe
East
Carlisle
Journal Man
Cincinnati
Omaha
Morrow
Theological
Ada
Eve
Helen
Santa Ana
Standard
Irrigation Congress Plans Arizona Excursion
The National Irrigation Congress will meet in Albuquerque in September and arrange an excursion through the Salt River valley to show agricultural districts what irrigation can achieve in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Salt River Valley
Congress
Arizona
Missouri Supreme Court declares anti union discharge law unconstitutional
The Missouri Supreme Court rules that a law forbidding discharge of employees for refusing to sever ties with labor organizations is unconstitutional. It declares the statute a form of class legislation that discriminates against non union employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Missouri
Costly weddings across oceans show stark contrasts
A letter from Mrs. Ciara Swain compares a $1,000,000 Vanderbilt wedding in Connecticut with a Rajputana ceremony. The Indian bride, twelve, married to a 19 year old governor's son, led a grand pageant with 2500 guests, 300 camels, 9 elephants, 500 horses, and 50 bullock teams. The state funded the extensive affair, keeping animals and people for over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Vanderbilt
Connecticut
America
India
Franklinville
N. Y
Ciara Swain
Wm Smith
Rajput
Artificial panic and ad price figures stir public view
The article argues the Panic of 1893 and wage rises were artificial, driven by bankers and corporations. It notes high costs of advertising in Century and Harper and Chicago Tribune, suggesting ads pay off for shrewd businesspeople and warning of consolidated power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Harper
Chicago Tribune
Cheerfulness and work beat hard times in Santa Rosa era
The Santa Rosa Democrat urges business leaders to stay cheerful and optimistic during downturns, arguing belief in better times spurs recovery. It cites Chicago and Birmingham parallels, notes large projects like canals and elevated rail links, and calls for unity to boost prosperity and resist endless complaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Cal
Chigaye
Chicago
St. Lodi
Thindis
Omengetias
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Ieian
Iri Ge Ks
Bailey
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Mesa
Eben
C. i
Williams
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Jey
T.we Lipes
Aanos
Mess
Myers
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Msi aSary
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Boston
the Mesa
Pomeroy Block
Gordon & Sultan
Lehi
Qhas
Birmingham
Indi
Gota
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