Leos Cuorrmay Pushes Free French Wires Entry to U S
The article notes Leos Cuorrmay pursues admission of French wires into the United States with little or no duty. It highlights his influence and backing in American lawmaking and cites French hogwood wines via the Chotteau as a potential counter to California producers. It also references the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line and Ta Topeka officials in tracking the movement of railroads from San to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Pacific Coast
Chotteau
Advertising notice and political remarks in 1894
The text references an advertising notice in a San Francisco publication and notes a February 21 1894 written order. It mentions speeches before committees on Territories and political privileges, Missouri charges, and debate over right of way for a southern railway through Utah Territory by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras
Tudtan
Thern
Atchison, Topeka & Wm
Foreign buyers hold twenty million acres in U S lands
Toretz reports that foreign individuals and companies have acquired 20,941,606 acres in the United States, about the size of Ireland, with one exception a German syndicate. The buyers are primarily English Irish and Soviet, holding land mainly in the south and southwest regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toretz
United States
Irland
Cutoff Road Proposed From Needles To Tucson Or Benson
The storm damages the Southern Pacific line from Mojave to Yuma raise calls to build a cutoff from The Needles toward Tucson or Benson. Officials note Tucson to Los Angeles or Mojave remains costly and unprofitable, urging investment to improve profits.
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Catrronsra
Sol
Southern Pacific
Mojave
Yuma
Needles
Tucson
Benson
Los Angeles
Rtchison Topeka and Santa Fe Offer Spurs Western Rail Tie
The Rtchison Topeka and Santa Fe propose to buy the Southern Pacific segment from Mojave to The Needles about 240 miles or, if talks fail, build from The Needles to Colton with San Diego as the main Western terminus. Albuquerque merchants welcome the prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Mojave
Territorial petition favors Judge French remaining in office
The Albuquerque Journal notes a determined effort by citizens of Arizona to keep Judge French in office. The entire bar of the Territory, regardless of politics, has petitioned the President to continue his tenure, while the Territory strongly opposes Judge Prenell’s displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Journal
Geome
Arizona
Judge French
French
Burton
Prenell
Pacific to Lakes to Mississippi rail line scheme
The article argues that the A. T. & 8. FP. plans a transcontinental rail route from the Pacific to the Lakes and on to the Mississippi. It claims Attorney Touzalin advocates this plan, predicting Topeka will become the headquarters of the world’s most important railroad once it is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T
Pacific
Lakes
Mississippi River
Heason 10
Ait. Touzalin
Topeka
Copyright Protection For Newspaper Articles Proposed In Congress
Rosecrans introduces BI in Congress allowing newspaper men to copyright their articles with the same protection as book authors. The measure aims to curb article poaching and spur originality, seen as simple justice for journalists. But widespread use by journalists is deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grexenal
Rosecrans
Congress
Dell
Reavis organ attacks GOP and calls out paper
A caustic editorial denounces a rival publication for mudslinging at the Republican National Convention. It brands the paper as lacking principle and courage and dismisses charges as empty rhetoric while defending the Republican Central Committee’s integrity.
Revival of mining profits as season nears
The article notes signs of a mining revival with new rich discoveries and improved reduction works. Transportation to mineral regions is now complete, enabling profitable low grade ore extraction. It argues prudent mining can yield twenty percent returns, contrasting with lower gains from rail or manufacturing ventures, per the Economist.
Record of Cincinnati Floods Since 1800 in Oslo Valley
The report compiles flood data from the Commercial records, listing major inundations in the Oslo valley since 1800 and highlighting the extent of flooding during the present century. It notes the connection of the recent great flood to historical patterns and emphasizes the ongoing flood risk.
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Oslo
Cincinnati
Judge’s ideal role cited in fair treatment pledge
Quote emphasizes a judge should be neutral and impartial, deciding solely on merits without regard to race color or religion, and that this stance should guide every benevolent court official in handling cases with fairness. The passage underscores equal justice as a foundational principle for judiciary behavior.
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Brew
Reavis organ accused of blackmail in Salt River Valley debate
Gazette reports expose claims by Reavis and his supporters as flimsy swindling to extract money from settlers. Editors praise local readers for discernment while warning of ongoing pressure and the moral cost of land grab schemes.
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Reavis
Teavis
Heravp
Reavis Organ
Revie
Heavis
Jess
Opposition to Judge French Over Mormon Accusations
The Albuquerque Journal rebukes Arizona papers for alleging Judge French favors Mormons. It calls the charge baseless and notes the judge is upright, impartial, and broad enough to serve all classes, including Mormons and Gentiles, without prejudice.
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Albuquerque Journal
French
Arizona
Minn
Mexican Central railway nears City of Mexico completion
The Mexican Central railway will complete its line to the City of Mexico within sixty days and greatly benefit both nations. Yet current traffic interferences hinder progress, and the delayed treaty in Congress is lamentable as it could shift bulk Mexican trade toward the United States.
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Mexican Central Railway
City of
Mexico
United States
Congress
United
Treaty Upset in Congress Attributed to European Influence
States instead of being monopolized by European countries, and it was no doubt through the agency of these same European countries that the treaty was upset in Congress.
Destructive windstorm and flood reports across towns
Telegraphic dispatches detail a fierce wind storm in Lawrence County Indiana causing extensive damage worth at least 400000. Flood levels rise and fall across Kentucky and Arkansas towns. Dozens of houses washed away or flooded leaves thousands homeless as relief efforts begin. Reports from Illinois Ohio and Texas describe rising rivers, stranded trains, and rescue attempts with several fatalities and ongoing evacuations.
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Maysvinnr
Cartixtrestne
Second Ateries
Lovtsviine
Manos
Ind
Milton
GaLioroantis
Nora Belle
Jum Montgomery
Athalin
Fr. Sarra
Ark
Arkansas River
Fulton
Danna
Tex
Trinity River
Elm Fork
Dallas
Denton
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Sundar
Ludlow
Pearl Streets
Pearl
Robert Kylie
Gro
Dyester
Daim
Panucan
John Beatty
Weatherford
Newburg
Tennessee
Beatty
Wueetine
W. Va
Crsersnatr
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Lisle Miami Railroad
Loutevinne
Mattie Hayes
Burke
Keiguin
Jeffersousville
Shawneetown
Lomencie
Richmond
Neeley
Geo. Guthrie
Guthrie
Duncan
Lynch
Gila Valley
Iris
Paris
Illinois
Bisher Munnerers
Tompstone
Prescott Fire destroys Sherman House and nearby shops
The Prescott blaze erupted at 2:15 AM in the Sherman House and spread to J. W. Wilson & Co and W ie Palace saloon, soon consuming William Wilkerson’s shop and other wooden buildings. Estimated loss about £60,000 with less than half covered by insurance. One likely fatality rumored is S. N. Holmes, missing after entering a back room for valuables. a bystander jumped from a second story window but survived.
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Lawrencencha
Ind
Prescott
Sherman House
Bock
J. W. Wilson & Co
Wie Palace
William Wilkerson
Sherman
J. L. Fisher
Mitchel Wormser
Phoenix
California Market
Indy
S. N. Holmes
Laren
Nifolmes
Mr. Holmes
Tarhling
Flint
Abram ‘H. Peoples
Rebecca J. Peoples
Second Judicial District
Territory of Arizona
Maricopa
Eaid
Rebéces J. Peeples
Pisicuis
Aragona
Rhia
Tully
Dstrict Court
Territory of
Arizona
Marfespa
Rancis A. Shaw
L. Karr
Feo
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Leos Cuorrmay
Washington
Conunonmeath
Keuneas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Touzalin
Santa System
Lake Michits
Oite
Friesen
Santo
Oma
Stetos
Araic
Zierais
Neipal
San Francisco
Fx Ovurny
Missouri
Omer
Republican Central Committee
Minth
Muarch
Ag Lss
Relvis
Journaliem
Jane Grabbers
Reevis
Sparione
Herano
Salt River Valley
Salt River
Telegraphic
Pinney
Hei H
Dowd
Kelly
Howland
Sample
Dulaney
Heish
Bisbee
Holmes
Royal Baking Powder CO
Wali St
New York
Arigone Gavel Company
Agua Fria
Clark Churchill
Patton & Greichion
Montezuma and
Jefferson Sta
Hasnent Rk. Patrick
Thilif K. Mitket
Rotary Public
Patrick & Hickey
Bay
Ejon
Agency For
Postofice
Phramix
Geo. W. Drew
Kelly & Speedy
WM. B. Hooper
Ave
Temps
Maricopa County
HOOE +eOOPER & CO
P. Minor
KS Eee
Adams & Montezuma Streets
Inico
St. Cloud Restaurant
East Bank Exchange Hotel
Cys
RAOM
Wohmell
Yostetters
J. M. Ellis
Guss Ellis & Co’s
Pitkin & Thomas
Philade
Alena
tAndard Army
Wetoft
Price
Bapply
W. Oliver Isaac
Estray
Hosictier
District Court of the Second Judicial District
County of
Mari- Pech
Erga
T.dennis & Co
Phonix
McDowell
Waofkin Crry
Hay
Pollock & Wright
Winters & Parkinson
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