Train Connections and Schedules at Maricopa Terminal
Train No 1 connects with Southern Pacific No 19 eastbound leaving Maricopa at 10 30 p m Train No 2 connects with SP No 20 westbound leaving Maricopa at 5 45 a m Connections at Phoenix with 8 F P & P R K for Prescott and Congress Connections at Mesa with stage for Goldfield Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 12 30 p m for Florence and Globe Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 o clock p m Trains stop on signal Fullman Palace Sleeping car on all trains between Phoenix and Maricopa N K Masten Porter President General Baptist M O Bicknell General Passenger
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Outhern
Maricopa
Southern Pacific
Phoenix
Prescott
Congress
Mésa
Goldfield
Mondsyrs
Florence and Globe
N. K. Masten
P Porter
M.O Bicknell
Saloon Builder Bets on Nation Proof Boiler Plate
A Kansas saloon man pushes a venture claiming a boiler plate joint can withstand lightning. He asserts the voice of the people and the hand of God are not far apart, presenting a bold defense of his plan amid skeptical sentiment.
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Taz
Kansas
God
Ivey Bill Up For Debate in Phoenix Legislature
Tomorrow the Ivey bill faces a vote in Phoenix with its fate hinging on outside influence. Citizens urged to press their case with lawmakers to shape the measure’s outcome.
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Phoenix
Congress
Shatter
Prominent Men Start New Mesa Free Press Venture
Messrs F Pomeroy and Harry D Haines lease the Mesa Free Press from the late A P Shewman’s estate. They will publish a weekly edition plus a small daily and run the paper with aim to produce a sharp, newsy sheet for Mesa and nearby valleys. Local exchanges note the colorful start and wish the young publishers well.
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Messrs. F. ¥. Pomeroy
Harry D. Haines
Mesa Free Press
A. P. Shewman
Globe Silver Belt
Mega Free Press
Messrs Pomeroy and
Harrys
T. John's Herald
Mesa
Missionary Reunion Celebrates Enduring Testimonies
Return missionaries from the Maricopa Stake gathered in the Tabernacle for a two and a half hour program recounting experiences from England the Southern States and California. About 55 elders shared ten minute testimonies and stories of sacrifice funding their own missions. A second evening session featured more testimonies and musical numbers, ending with a closing duet and remarks.
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Maricopa
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
England
California
Erand
Day
Hanson
Tinney
Latoring
Phoenix
Rhoenix
Pres
G. F. Ellsworth
Johnson
E. Pomeroy
Daniel Hibbert
Kentucky
Eli Qpensfyin
North Carolina
Dudley, Lewis
Florida
Robt. W. Simkins
Manchester
Wm. O. Phelps
Geo. M. Fryer
M. 9. Phelps
Isaac H. Rogers
E. L. Pomeroy
Florida and
East Tennessee
David H. Jones
James W. Vance
Mississippi
Andrew Kimball
Tennessee
Louisana
Dudley J Jones
Jos. Hastings
South Alabama
Orley Stanley
Harry D. “Haines
Ellis H. Johnson And’co
Paul Huber
Diy
Dragon
Diamondville Mine Disaster Leaves 26 Men Dead
A devastating fire at Diamondville Coal and Coke company mine No 1 killed twenty six miners with their bodies still inside the charred shaft. Only one escape occurred as rescue efforts failed and the mine entries were sealed to prevent spread of the blaze.
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Wyoming
Army
Diamondville
Diamondville Coal and Coke Company
She Gres
Army Bill Passes Senate For Temporary Philippine Government
The senate approved the army appropriation bill at 12 54 oclock and adopted a plan for a temporary Philippine government plus future U S relations with the islands. Amendments were offered but defeated and the Spooner amendment was revised regarding franchises as Hoar proposed.
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Washington
Senate
Philippines
United States
Guha
Spooner
Hoar
Haines and Pome Roy Lease Mesa City Free Press
Harry D. Haines once of the Salt Lake Tribune and F. JT. Pome roy have leased the Mesa City Free Press and plan to issue an afternoon daily. The two enterprising gentlemen aim to succeed in a small Mesa field, per Florence Blade.
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Harry D. Haines
The
Salt Lake Tribune
F. JT. Pomeroy
Mesa City Free Press
Mesa
Florence Blade
Free Press Leased by Pomeroy and Haines in Maricopa
Frank T. Pomeroy and Harry D. Haines have leased the Mesa Free Press and will continue the paper as a sterling exponent of that district including Oasis and Nogales.
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The
Mesa Free Press
Frank T. Pomeroy
Harry D. Haines
Maricopa County
Oasis
Nogales
Arigona’s Debt Cited by Territorial Auditor
The territorial auditor places Arigona's net indebtedness at 1 070 850 07 dollars surpassing many states. The piece notes ongoing legislative appropriations despite limited revenue and references local editorials from the Silver Belt and Cochise Review about suffrage and political bills in the current legislature.
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Arigona
Territorial
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Stapley's Hardware Store
H. Connolly
Wild Johnson Bros
Arthur J, Edwards
Kibbey & Edwards
S. Genter St. Phoenix
A. T
Tempe
Peterson
Iia
Sacaton
sAr
Yao
Roosevelts
Fryer
C. F. Wilcutt
Aziz
Gate Gaele Olay Graduate
Optician
Passey & Mets
Terest
Wesa Free Press
Pomeroy & Haines
Editors and Publishers
Missionary Reunion
Ern
Ualif
Diamondville, Wyoming
Yani Silence
Johns Ierekist
Chicago
China
Journal- Miner
Terre Haute
Assgat Bpor
New York
Jordan
Ward
Rio de Janeiro
Honolulu
Milton E. Aisles
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Vanderlip
Sampson-Schley
Sampson
Schley
Leadville
Mexico
Chihuahua
Morris & Butts
Kansas City
Denyers Terror
Haz
Stomen
Clary Short
Cripple Creek
Qpeachewee
and Martel Cen
Esas
Johnson Bros
Hunsaberg ‘Store
Pines
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