University of Arizona to graduate first senior class May 29 1895
The University of Arizona at Tucson began its fourth year on September 26 with a 30 percent rise in enrollment and a gradual grade raise. Graduating its first senior class is set for May 29, 1895. H. E. Lantry reports 800 workers and rapid progress toward Hassayampa box canyon and Congress pumping station. The track is planned to reach Phoenix by February if not earlier. The election results nationwide favor Republicans with Murphy elected as delegate to Congress and Democrats winning several county offices in Tempe and surrounding areas.
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Tucson
H. E. Lantry
Hassayampa Box Canyon
Desert
Congress
Martinez
Congress Wash
Phoenix
Miner
Murphy
Nvils Petersn
Tempe
University of Arizona to Add Five Stamp Mill for Gold Ores
The Board of Regents authorizes the Bureau of Mines director to purchase and erect a complete five stamp mill with modern appliances at the School of Mines mill. The addition expands capacity to treat diverse ores and meet rising gold output demands, positioning the facility to test ores on a working scale in the United States.
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Board of Regents
University of Arizona
Bureau of Mines
School of Mines
University
United States
Peralta Reavis Fraud Exposed Clouds Clear
The Republican reports the Peralta Reavis claim over South Central Arizona is fading away. The cloud over the plains valleys and mountains has practically drifted away as the fraud is not strong.
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Republican
Peralta—Reavis
Arizona
Fraudulent Peralta Reavis Claim Disproved by Forgery Evidence
Reports from Albuquerque state Judge Joseph Campbell and United States Attorney Matt Reynolds, aided by Associate Justice Thos Fuller, found forged records in Guadalajara related to the Peralta Reavis claim. The Spanish seal dates over a century before, and interpolation of records proves the fraud. Reynolds plans further Spain research. hearing may occur in two years.
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Albuquerque
Joseph Campbell
United States
Matt G. Reynolds
Thos. Fuller
Rincon
Guadalajara
Mr. Reynolds
Campbell
Reavis
Spain
Peralta
Reynolds
Japanese Capture Foo Chow and Advance on Manchuria
Japanese forces report capturing Foo Chow and continuing advance into Manchuria, signaling a broader campaign as regional hostilities intensify.
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Foo Chow
Manchuria
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