Territorial Board of Equalization meeting notes in Prescott
Officials and county representatives gather to discuss land values, railroad and bank stock assessments, and sheriff and assessor duties. Debates cover compensation, deputy staffing, and a move to appoint assessors. a push to standardize land class and livestock reporting follows. The session adjourns, with plans to reconvene.
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H. B. Campbell
Clark
Flagstaff
R. R. Williagis
Gila County
Kal Cotter
Bonita
Graham County
Captain Cotter
Territorial Board of Equalization
Messrs
H. C. Day
F. W. Hayes
Board of Supervisors
Graham Couty
RH. Burmister
Arizons
Prestot
Board of Contres
Fleming Building
Territory
G. W. Vickers
Territorial
John A. Black
R. H. Burmister
Capt
Frost
Mohave County
Uxsessor
Judge Frisby
Navajo County
Board of Equalization
Pima
Vickers
Supreme Court Mining Disputes Highlight Early Session
The Supreme Court mulls multiple cases including Emily Snyder versus Thomas Hughes and Hampson versus Frank Dysart. Jurists admit new counsel. Adams versus OConnor and other motions see continuances or affirmations. A long mining case from Yavapai County centers on title to valuable mining claims with judges Hawkins Herndon Corbett and Brooks admitted to practice. An enduring medical testimonial cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as a curing aid for a leg sore.
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Supreme Court
Emily Snyder
Thos. Hughes
Douglas
Ben Pace
Hampson
Frank D
AL & P. Railroad
United State Rt
M0 Trust Co
EB. Jordan
Geo. H. Schuerman
District Court
Yavapal County
Hawkins
W. Herndon
Corbett
Barnes
Tucson
Johnston
Prescott
Brooks
Oregon
J. W. Johnston
Y.t. Gray
L. H Ormenz
B. Gage
M. H. McCord
Apache County
J. Barth
Arizona Poultry Show Opens with Variety of Birds on Display
The First Annual Exhibit of the Arizona Poultry and Pet Stock Association opens in the Commercial Block. A live incubator draws crowds as 10,000+ chicks have hatched. Exhibits include Black Langshans, White Leghorns, Cornish, Wyandottes, bantams and many other breeds with listings of owners and counts. Awards to be announced this afternoon and evening.
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Arizona Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Commercal Mlock
Plymouth Rocks
Arizona Poultry Association
E. D. Hammond
Warwick Scott
Jas
Kennedy Light Brahma
J. B. Quinn
Tra A. Moore
EL Rolds
Scrozzi
C. Longstreet
C. Longstr
I. Fickas
Chis
Warwick S
Hamond Seabright
A. Mc Wyatt
EB. L. Reynolds
Starr
J. Wood
Wyatt
Mrs. Starr
Ira Moore
W. Db. Hammond
Longstreth
B. A. Starr
J. H. Harbison
W._ W. Wright
BE. L. Reynolds
G. B. Dykes
J. W. Jackson
Bantamiety
C. Fowls
Dr. Scroggs
Coop
Fancy
Thos. Armstrong
Mrs. Jacobs
M. O. Collins
Coming Parliament Promises Momentous British Session
London readers anticipate a pivotal Parliament starting in February with debates on Ireland county government marking the 1798 rebellion centenary. The government plans include expanding the army, local government reforms for London, tax issues with landlord control, and a likely but unsettled approach to old age pensions despite a committee report.
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Times of Palmerston
London
St. Stephens
East
Ireland
Chien
National Stock Growers Convention Opens in Denver
In Denver Colorado delegates fill a large auditorium for the National Stock Growers Convention event with notable public figures including governors Otero Richards Halton Leedy Barnes and others in attendance. The morning session includes a roll call committee selection and speeches on interstate organization conservation of ranges and railway stockyards rights amid a large turnout. The afternoon features twenty speeches on economics governance and state relations with the cattle industry.
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Denver
Colo
Dan
National Stock Growers’ Convention
Frotheastre
Gand
National Guard
M.A. Otero
New Mexico
Richards
Wyoming
Halton
Nebraska
Robert B. Smith
Montana
I. Wleedy
Kansas
C. M. Barnes
Oklahoma
A.P. Peters
University of Nebraska
D. C. Lively
Fort Worth Stock Exchange
J. P. Childs
Kansas City
S. B. Knight
Wabash
Carey
Richard Gibson
Delaware
Ontario
R. van Broskirk
Western Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
H. Sessions
Los Angeles
California
W. W. Newton
Fort Worth
EH. TH. Metcalf
Association
J. H. Paddock
McKinley
Rockies
Alva Adins
T. S. McMurray
T. D. Andrews
Texas
Springer
W.baker
Arizona
W Nheuber
J. 1. Neff
Drovers ‘Telegram
W. A. Richards
Wyominlg
Three Fatalities From Severe Storm in St Louis
A heavy storm in St Louis caused three deaths as winds reached 63 miles per hour. August Weymer died after being blown from the Shields building, a woman and a boy perished in debris and on a porch roof respectively.
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St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Laclede Avenue
United Globe Mines to Resume Smelting February First
Good news from the United Globe Mines indicating smelting will restart February 1 as coke orders arrive for a 150 ton furnace. E H Cook reports a week of coke at the smelter and ongoing ore production, with over $300000 spent on development last year. Hoosier shaft depth at 500 feet Grey shaft 250 feet. lifter hoist being installed. The resumption is expected to revive Globe with better times ahead.
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United Globe
E. H. Cook
Geronimo
Globe
President Dole Arrives in Washington After Storm Delays
The Mawatian Executive and Party led by Dole arrived in Washington late after storm delays. Secretary Sheru and assistant Adee welcomed them at the B and O depot with a crowd on North Capitol Street. Three mounted police platoons escorted the party to the Arlington where Hawaii’s executive would be their guest.
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Washington
Jan. Dole
Hawt
P. T
Sheru
Adee
B. and
North Capitol Street
Ariington
Minister Hotel of
Hawaii
Cridler
Mr. Dole
Radical Hawaii labor bill to end contract labor law
Honoluludan reports a coming Hawaiian legislature session opens January 16. A radical bill would abolish the contract labor law, a move favored by American planters but opposed by other nationalities. The law has fueled anti annexation sentiment, and its repeal is seen as aiding closer political union with the United States. A Cas Cane ad follows mentioning a 25 cents and 10 cents price.
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Kaw
United States
Edison’s gold and iron mining plan shocks with giant ideas
An interview with Thomas A. Edison details his belief that no gold mine in the United States is beyond profit. He unveils a new iron mining process using machinery to extract value from very low grade ore, predicting vast future gains and a shift from manual to automated mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Hulson
Edison
United States
Mr. Edison
N. J
Klondike
Navy fleet ready for action as Cuba tension grows
Secretary Long denies Havana trouble rumors and says the fleet off Florida is not for show. The Maine is planned to visit Havana while the squadron drills and prepares for possible action. Walthall presents Money in Mississippi Senate credentials amid a pro intervention resolution. The Maine ordered toward Havana, with Dupont relaying sailing orders. Senate confirms Money and notes Cuba war stance.
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Washington
Secretary Long
Navy Department
Havana
Els
Maine
United States
Florida
Cuba
Walthall
Mississippi
H. D. Money
George
M. Money
Waltsall
Committee On Foreign Relations
Dupont
Key West
Maines
Keywest
State Department
Senate
Japan's naval power and Arizona mining notes
The report contrasts Japan's perceived naval strength with Britain, suggesting Japan could quickly overpower Russian and German ships east of the Suez Canal. It also surveys Mohave County mining claims, highlighting the Oro Plata mine's revival, large ore values, active leases, and substantial recent output, alongside several other aging but productive mines.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
North Pacific
Food Situation and Yukon News From City of Seattle
Forty five Klondykers arrived on the City of Seattle with about 200000 in gold dust and drafts. A committee led by A E Willis and BL Livernash sails for Ottawa to seek a modification of mining regulations. Term of martial law in Port Yukon under Captain Ray and Lieut Richardson. provisions scarce for the poor while money buys meals. Dawson faces expected April hardship and recurring food shortages.
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Sentele Dan
Klondyk
Seattle
Maxin Landerville
A. EL Willis
BL Livernash
Ottawa
Yukon
Ray
Richardson
United States Army
Dawson
A. “E. Willis
Seirvey
Favorable Impression on Mrs Sternaman New Trial Granted
Ontario cabinet grants Olive Sternaman a tenth hour a new trial after her murder conviction in Cay ter Ontario. Buffalo report says locals favor the ruling, noting the extradition case drew international attention. The trial relied on weak evidence amid gossip and a death sentence prompted by arsenic findings and prior illness.
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Sternaman
Inter
Buffalo
Bhut
America
RAL BLANCO Pursues Peace Not War Claim
Fragmentary text references RAL BLANCO and a pursuit of peace over a conflict in the eastern region. Mentions a general and Gomez with aim to assist in hoist, but details are unclear and attribution uncertain.
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Econferriuk Gomez
Mexico Road Weather and River Report Update
A brief note from the Globe Democrat reports on the Isthmus rail project and river conditions at the Topi River. It notes a slight rise in the river over the past twenty days, though the increase is smaller than expected. The weather is cold and clear.
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Topi
Memgis
Jan
Amis
McComas Elected Senator From Maryland
In Annapolis on January 25 McComas wins the Maryland Senate seat succeeding Gorman. After ten ballots held at noon the tally reads McComas 45 Gorman 47 Shaw 5 with McComas declared the winner on the final ballot.
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Gorman
Senate
Maryland
Annapolis
McComas
Marylin
Mie
McCoums
Rman
Shaw
McKenna Confirmed to U S Supreme Court
Washington confirms Justice McKenna to the Supreme Court with a brief ceremony. The report notes his seating today as Associate Justice and describes the official procedure for the appointment.
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Washington
McRkenna
Supreme Court
Joseph 1
McKenna
Supreme Court ‘of the
United States
Wate
Senate and House Conflicts Over Statehood Bills in 26-State Session
Washington reports a chaotic session as the House Committee on Territories kills 26 statehood bills for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma by a vote of 5 to 3. Delegates from Arizona and New Mexico seek record of their votes while Senate business continues with the Todlin appropriation bill and the Teller resolution amid defiant remarks by Senator Hale of Maine and a contentious exchange on reform and honesty.
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Washington
Fla
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Smith and Ferguson
Withen
House
Carlisle
West
Missouri
Senate
Deller
Colorado
Massachusetts
Hoar
Sena
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Ie Rerald
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Geo. R. Davis
E. J. Hgan
Clifton Copper Company
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Territorial Normal School
McCord
R. M. Straus
Chamberlain
Mabel Alva Messinger
Opera
Grace Episcopal Church
Chicago
Louden Grover
Sardis
Kentucky
L. G. Bagley
Bhee Te. Potter
Clifton
Delaring
AiMegate
Miniou
Potter
Cliflittle Mill Pound Rock
Ing
Hood
Anna E. Baxes
Whittlesey
Ohio
Eefer
Al—S, Colo
Dole
Cotoxih
Roy Ever
Jao East
Ely
Warren
New York
Hawaiian Congress
Wiganeuses
Wation
Fondcn Electric Co
Broadway
Coal
Germany
Flores
Dr. D
McCracken Group
Lone Star
Keystone
Prosperity
J. W. Gerritt
Clack Bros
Poland
Owen McNeely
George Austin
McNvery
Letter & Hampton
Vapiuty
Patrick Heagenes
May
Awas
White Hills
Winiter
Hin Tusily
Peer Uplion
Tie HI
Licey
Ral Blanco
Mexico Road
Globe. Democrat
Mexico
Weetuian
Squaw Creek
M'Kenna
Lake
Phoenix
Yavapal
Wil
Phoe Money Market
Cortile
Exchange
Madrid
Viccaya
Smith
Ferguson
N. K. Fairbank Company
Boston
Philadelphia
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