Exposition Main Building Size Draws Exuberant Awe
A fragment portrays the vast New Orleans Exposition main building, eight to ten times larger than the Seventh Regiment Armory room, with thirty three acres under one roof. Galleries, elevators, and a planned layout promise a grand display across luxury goods and fine furniture while public access and comfort are emphasized. Nearby notes reference a New Orleans scene, a public meeting, and a club’s delegate primary election planning with a five-member committee chosen by vote.
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New Orleans
Aris
Seventh Regiment Armory
New York
Sid
Ome
Smust
Eset
Walla
Buffies
Polygamy Debate Reflection in Prescott Courier
The Prescott Courier condemns polygamy as unnatural and hurtful to both men and women urging Mormons who do not practice it to stay but mind their own business. It favors allowing Gentiles in Apache County to hold offices while Mormons remain but separate from public power.
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Prescott
Courier
Apache County
Prescott Courter
Treatment Method for Texas Fever by Professor Faville
Colorado State veterinarian outlines a medical regimen for Texas fever in cattle. Administer one pound of expom sxlis daily for three days, with nitrate of potash or saltpetre, plus half an ounce of soda twice daily for four to five days, then rest a day and repeat. If a cow remains debilitated after heat, remove from range and feed green food with tonic. Calves suckling are safe. many cattle recover only with strong care, and northern cattle exposure doesn’t guarantee infection. Dead cattle should be buried or burned. avoidance of disease spread is not guaranteed. The preventive named is not yet used by the professor but is considered harmless and possibly beneficial.
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Texas
Democratic Primary Produces Confused, Mixed Delegation
The Democratic primary on Saturday yielded a fragmented result with delegates from this precinct: W L Orbern, Jeriid Wood, Samuel Franklin, Wm Gilliam, W W Jones, John George, JH Linville, NM Groadway, JW Tedraw, Thomas King, James McCarthy, Fred Balsz, Joseph Campbell, JP Moffett, Ira Stroud, Robert Kern, Simon Nevincer. The overall county results left candidates unsure of their standing.
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W L Orbern
Jeriid Wood
Samuel Franklin
Wm Gilliam
W W Jones
John George
JH Linville
NM Groadway
JW Tedraw
Thomas King
James McCarthy
Fred Balsz
Joseph Campbell
JP Moffett
Ira Stroud
Robert Kern
Simon Nevincer
Hazeltine and Snyder wed in Albuquerque ceremony
W E B Hazeltine of the Bank of Arizona and Miss Mary Snyder of Albuquerque united in marriage on August 21 in Albuquerque. Witnesses attended as the couple planned to reside in Miner. The report notes candidates and weather as aside remarks.
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W. EB. Hazeltine
Bank of Arizona
Mary Snyder
Albuquerque
Hazeltine
Miner
Territorial happenings and local notes from Clifton Clarion
The region reports cattle delays at San Carlos with 40,000 weight requested and 850 pound calves. Gilbert Webb builds a trail to Graham Mountain summit with forty head driven up, while H C Heoker has cattle on the summit. Winter snow will force driving cattle to the valley. Will A Nash seeks a seat in the lower house subject to Cochise GOP convention. Grapes arrive from Mesa City with Chapel buying a cargo. Pleasant Valley reports quiet after a ricen shooting, and Blein recovers from a shooting injury. Mettunn has left for Phoenix.
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Clifton Clarion
San Carlos
Bolomon
Beeres
Gilbert Webb
Pima
Graham Mountain
Gila
Alreay
H.C. Heoker
George Newton
Tewksbury
Pleasant Valley
Stiesen
Murray & Reed
Blein
Marion McCann
Mettunn
Phoenix
Elderly delegate seeks top room as New Jerusalem looms
An old man at a hotel registers and demands an inside fifth floor room with private parlor and bath. The clerk offers cheaper rooms but the delegate insists on a higher quality, saying he is a delegate and will spend for a parlor tier suite as the New Jerusalem looms near November.
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Jeruslem
No Money but Lots of Fun in Virginia City
In early Virginia City, a bank run ended with suspension. A riotous crowd planned to tunnel and blow up the bank, but a bystander halted them. They captured the bank president and paraded him, then after two hours he died from choking during their mockery.
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Virginia City
Wall Street
Ous Bank
Luach
California man questions fair venture in county
A California gentleman is said to be delaying a local fair project by questioning the county's faith in bringing in a $15,000 capital to start a new business. Meanwhile Democratic workers who gathered town tramps for primaries last Saturday are described as "up to snuff" and determined.
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