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Mesa Free Press

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1895

Page

4

Quarrel at Dance Ends in Multiple Deaths Nearby

A fight at a dance twelve miles from Portland Indiana over a woman leaves three men and one woman dead. The report cites local violence and notes other disparate items from distant sources including politics and rail travel.

Portland Ind

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Great Middle Route

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad promotes a Great Middle Route across the American Continent linking with the Santa Fe Route railways in a major expansion plan.

Atlantic & Pacific Railroad

Scenic Grand Canyon Route Promises Natural Wonders

Travel brochure style description touts the Grand Canyon, Natural Bridge of Arizona, Montezuma Well, Petrified Forest near Carrizo, and San Francisco Mountains. Markets hunting trips and prehistoric ruins, urging travel via Flagstaff, Peach Springs, and the Colorado River cantilever bridge. Officials Byrne Speers promote rail passage from Los Angeles and San Francisco with Albuquerque listed.

Colorado Flagstaff Williams Peach Springs Arizona Montezuma Laeuna Acolla City of the Sky Petrified Forest Carrizo Canon Diablo San Francisco America Colorado River J. Byrne C. H. Speers Los Angeles Cal

Park Remedy Co Fat Reduction Advertisement

A Boston based Park Remedy Co promotes a weight loss plan promising 12 to 15 pounds monthly without starvation or injury. It claims health benefits and improved complexion with no wrinkles or flabbiness and offers a mailed package for $2 postpaid with sealed testimonials and confidential correspondence.

Hudson Hudson Medical Institute Europe America Kiudsgn Vedical Institute Stockton, Market and Elis Sts San Francisco Cal Park Remedy Co Boston

Lost Mules Believed in Phoenix Area Advertised Reward

Two black horse mules branded B on the left shoulder one a stallion and one with a mule shoe mark on the left hind leg. A dun mule branded C B on the left hip and A on the hip. Ages between 12 and 16 years. Return to John Baker six miles west of Phoenix. Reward paid for recovery of the animals.

John Baker Phoenix

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