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Subscriptions Due and Political Blame in 1894 Editorials
A 1894 St Johns Herald column notes overdue payments to publishers and upcoming collector visits. It attacks the Senate stance, praises early fruit by Mesa and Yuma, and mocks Washington morals amid political chatter about Chauncey Depew and Breckinridge. It critiques Madeline Pollard’s lawsuit related to Breckinridge.
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Washington
Rome
Chauncy Depew
St. John’s Herald
City election shows Republicans ahead in Phoenix
The piece notes a Republican win in Phoenix and questions factions within the Democratic Party in Arizona. It praises Border Vidette editor Harry M. Woods of Nogales for his influence and legacy, lauding his journalistic flair and town leadership.
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Phoenix
Gazette
Hughes
Kilkenny
Democratic Party
Arizona
St. John’s Herald
Outlook Brightens in Mesa Country as Farms Flourish
Mesa area outlook shows abundant wheat fields and alfalfa ready for harvest. Canal construction and Dr Chandler’s improvements employ many workers and circulate thousands of dollars in the valley. Mines quarries and ranches add to the rosy forecast of future prosperity.
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Chandler
Power at Cross Cut Canal Falls Drives Regional Growth
The article envisions future use of water power at the falls of the cross cut canal one mile northwest of the city to power machinery and electric roads and lights. It highlights cheap power near expansive productive lands on the coast, expecting factories and rapid wealth growth as resources are developed. The author questions who can forecast the region's future.
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Cross Cut Canal
W. T. Benton Injured In Hay Wagon Accident
W. T. Benton son in law of J. R. Morse suffered a severe skull fracture after being caught in a hay frame near Dr. Wilbur’s place. Medical teams report brain exposure and a high risk of death though some improvement in consciousness is noted. Benton’s many local friends await further word on his condition.
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W. T. Benton
J. R. Morse
Dr. Wilbur
Mr. Benton
Tommy
Mr. Morse
Jones
Pennie
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