China to pay 30 million reals for Liao Tung retrocession
The court of Peking agrees China will compensate Japan with 30,000,000 reals for the retrocession of the Liao Tung promontory. The arrangement has been made with the consent of the powers. In San Francisco the Durrant trial nears verdict as prosecutors press for conviction amid strong public sentiment against Durrant. International notes warn of Britain pressuring Venezuela and a shaky Monroe doctrine amid U S vacillation.
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Peking
China
Japan
Liao Tung
Durrant
Barnea
San Francisco
Lord Salissury
Venezuela
Washington
Old Hickory
England
Push Mesa Forward By Paying Debts And Working Together
A passionate editorial urges Mesa residents to unite and push the town to the front in the Southwest. It warns that selfish behavior and evasive debtors threaten growth and calls those indebted to settle promptly, noting previous requests have gone unanswered. It emphasizes collective effort over individual gain for prosperity.
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Phoenix People Mesa Railway Franchise Granted
The Phoenix Peope & Mesa Railway Company is granted a 50 year franchise to construct operate and maintain a railway along Mesa City streets from the center of West Ninth Street eastward across several sections in Maricopa County. The ordinance requires roadbed grading within five months and full operation with daily trains within six months, plus ongoing maintenance and proper crossings and drainage.
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Texa City
Maricopa
Aracas
Lucurcaves
Mesa City
Twentythree
Pownslip
Village of Mesa City Franchise for Rail and Telegraph Lines
Franchises granted to a grantee for constructing rail and telegraph lines along specified streets in Mesa City under conditions. The ordinance requires grading, surveying, and adherence to village grades, bonds, and potential future changes to streets, with rights reserved for the village to modify streets and lay pipes. The agreement includes performance bonds, nonexclusive terms, and enforcement upon noncompliance, becoming effective upon passage and publication in the local paper.
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Gwmot Council
Moss Iy
Heoa
Mesa
Common
Nbs Frashares
Said Inc
Ved Vilage
Mesa City
Mesa Civ
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Mesa Free Press
W. D. Molton
Morton & Shewman
Yuan
Moxtus
Moaris
Ateweee
South American
Mexico
United States
America
Mesa Feed & Livery Stable
P. Mets
Phoenix, Pempe & Mesa
Mens Cfry
Phoenix, Peupe & Mesa Railway Company
Territory of
Arizona
Secon
Alkire Company
Phoenix
Mei
Alkire CO
Center
E. Washington St
Oj. LeBarox
J. HW. P Mrmr
Village Recorder
Santa Fe
Prescott & Phoenix
Cison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroads
Chicago
St. Louis
Denver
Kansas City
California
The
Colorado
Petrified Forest
Great Pine Foresta
Canada
Geo. M.sargent
G.P A
Ira P. Smith
Coml Agt
Arisona
E. Cope
Geo
T. Nicholson
G. A
el Paso
Tex
G.P.A
Jarket
Gray & Sanders, Proprietors
City Shaving Parlor
V.V. Wright
OF the
Lason Academy & Business
Vernen
D. & Garage
Baxter Bosco
Hachange
Arizona and
Salt River Valley
Vernon & Spragg
Tom Depue
Novelty Shop
Athamra Hotey
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