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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1899
Page
1
Local Editor to Take Brief Vacation
The editor and publisher will take a short vacation beginning next Monday. During his absence Mr. John Mets will act as editor of the Free Press and conduct the paper. We ask readers to extend him the same kindness and courtesy shown to us in the past five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mets
Territorial Normal School Loses Esteemed Leader to California
The Territorial Normal School bids farewell to Dr. McNaughton who has accepted the presidency of the Normal School of California in San Jose. The Phoenix Herald laments loss to Arizona’s institutions while noting petty attacks by detractors did not deter him and Arizona faces a long recovery from his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Normal School
Dr. McNaughton
Normal School of California
San Jose
Tempe
Phoenix Herald
Arizona
McNaughton
Tribune
Good Templars Meet in Mesa For Quarterly Session
Maricopa District lodge of the Good Templars will hold a regular quarterly meeting tomorrow in Mesa at 2 o clock with an evening session at the Baptist church where Rev L O Ferguson and others will speak. The Free Press editor will attend the International Supreme Lodge meeting in Toronto as a delegate. The session lasts six to seven days with many temperance workers from 50 grand lodges expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa
Lodge of the Good Templars
Mesa City
Baptist Church
L. O. Ferguson
The
Free Press
Toronto
Qoanada
International Supreme Lodge of the Good Templars
Grand Lodge of Arizona
Bisbee
Civilized World
White Castle
Missouri Court Rules Trusts Form Illegal Combinations
The St. Louis Court of Appeals rules that a corporation organized and run by a trust is an illegal combination and debts owed to such a Missouri corporation are non collectable. The text hints at Mesa planning a fruit packing depot due to fruit yields and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mesa
Desert Well Proprietor Challenges Rivals Over Route Distances
Thomas Buchanan of Desert Well criticizes rival Harrington and Bowen wells for distance claims between Mesa and Florence. He wagers 100 dollars with Will LeBaron at the Co-Op to prove his route is not longer and asks rivals to match or retract statements. Local readers expect an immediate resolution as the dispute draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Buchanan
Desert Well
Uncle Tom
Mesa
Florence
Harrington
Harrington Well
Will LeBaron
Co-Op
Creamery and Ice Plant Plan Aimed at Mesa
A citizens committee reports on estimated costs for a Mesa creamery and ice plant. At the Co-Op Hall next Monday evening, June 19, a report and discussion will guide funding and stock subsequed and related arrangements. Everyone is urged to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa
Co-Op
Reward Offered for Information in Lassater Murder Case
Citizens of Safford raised 1450 for a reward to capture the killer of James R. Lassater on May 29. Total rewards reach 2100 with contributions from the governor, Graham County, and local officials. A meeting at the Baptist church will feature Rev. L. O. Kerguson and others addressing the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
James R. Lassater
Douglas Groesbeck
Graham
Sherif Clark
Jones
Solomonville
Compliments to Governor Murphy at Trans Mississippi Congress
A Kansas newspaper praises Governor Murphy for his work at the Trans Mississippi Congress. It notes his interest in regional commerce and his gift of Arizona apricots to delegates, highlighting his popularity and efforts to promote Trans Mississippian products and sea outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsonton
Kansas
Augustus Wilson
Murphy
Geo. Buxton
N. O Murphy
Arizona
Herald
Archbishop Kain Urges Firm U S Rule in Philippines
The Archbishop of St. Louis calls for immediate strong U S action in the Philippines. He says the United States should assert supreme authority there even if it requires 200000 troops, warning that abandoning the islands invites other powers to intervene and endanger human life and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kain
St. Louis
United States
Philippines
Philippine
Philippine Islands
Abendon
England
Germany
Russia
Resolutions Adopted by Mesa Camp No 7 Woodmen of the World
The June 8 1899 meeting of Mesa Camp No 7 Woodmen of the World adopts resolutions honoring Sovereign C F Hawley and commending him to other jurisdictions. The note lauds Hawleys service and urges continued confidence in him. Additional items discuss Arizona newspaper prospects and a South Dakota mine mortgage law protecting workers, amid mining company practices risking laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa Camp
Woomen of the World
C. F. Hawley
C F. Hawley
South Dakota
Normal Board reshapes staff and accepts new principal
The Normal board met in session this past week and made radical changes. They accepted Dr James McNaughton’s resignation as principal and appointed Eugene M Wercott to assume duties as principal. Miss Fannie transferred to Northern Normal at Flagstaff. The remainder of the faculty was dismissed and an entire new staff will be appointed shortly. The board deemed the loss of Dr McNaughton a severe setback for regional education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses
Sion
James , McNaughton
Prietres
Eugene M. Wercott
Dr. McNaughton
Hill and Bloomer couple wed at bride’s home
At the bride’s parents residence last Wednesday evening Jesse Hill married Miss Mabel Bloomer daughter of Edward Bloomer. Elder Wm. Passey officiated in a small gathering as friends extend best wishes for the couple’s future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Hill
Mabel Bloomer
Edward Bloomer
Wm. Passey
Mrs. Hill
Seaside Excursions Promote Weekly Phoenix Short Line Trips
Summer service begins May 25 with weekly trips every Thursday to Southern California resorts including Santa Barbara Santa Monica Ventura San Pedro Long Beach and San Pedro. Tickets valid 90 days at 25.96 with chair cars day coaches and Pullman sleepers. Pintschots and modern conveniences enhance the 240 mile shortest line and fastest travel by the Phoenix Short Line. M. D. Broxwent G P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Short Line
Southern Pacific
Southern California
Santa Barbara
Santa Monica
Ventura
San Pedro
Long Beach
San Pee
Phoenix
M. D. Broxwent
G.P.A
What is Shiloh Grand Old Remedy for Coughs
An old remedy called Shiloh claims to cure coughs colds and incipient consumption with worldwide use for fifty years. It promises refunds if not satisfied and is sold by J H Barnett, a local druggist, with prices of 25c 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
J.H. Barnett
Clover Root Tea Promises Cure for Sick Headaches
Advertisement for Karl’s Clover Root Tea labeled as a blood purifier and tissue builder, claimed to cure headaches from overwork. Money back if not satisfactory. Priced at 25 and 50 cents, available at J. H. Barnett's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
J. H. Barnett
Southern Pacific Trains Offer Fast Service and Comfort
The Southern Pacific advertises complete equipment and fast service with gas lighting on all cars. Dining cars on all limited trains and year round high standards, no snow blockades 238 miles to Los Angeles, fastest eastbound connections. For information contact M. O. Bicknell, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
M. O. Bicknell
Agent Comfort
Segaspert
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