Territorial Itents and Mining News From Prescott Area
The Prescott Courier notes the Standard Excursion Party of Phoenix and family members camping in West Prescott enjoying the climate before heading to Cherry Creek. It reports on Lynx Creek waters, Lonesome Valley greenery, and a mining transfer of Little Wonder, Bonsa24 King, and Gold Gem to Prof. T. B. Comstock for 350,000, with Comstock seizing full control. Mohave Miner covers fundraising in Kingman for Charlie’s St Louis convention trip, White Hills’ $29 donation, and a French syndicate’s placer bed plans on the Colorado River. Flagstaff Democrat records Mrs. Sanford Phillips of Phoenix visiting and summering there.
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Yavatia
Prescott
Phoenix
Mesdames Rich
Henshaw
Childrac
Sadie Wilcox
Gertie Rich
Clay Henshaw
Edith Brooks
Abbie Clay
Mamie Henshaw
Messrs
Edw. Bowers
Geo. Henshaw
Wm. Murrey
Carl Wilcox
Harris Rich
Mrs. Rendal
Weet Presooth
Cherry Creek
Wini
J. K. Hall
Gower
Ives
Comstock
Mohave
Kingman
Keso Ss
Charlie
St. Louis
White Hills
Charles
Will
Louie
Bryan
Seawall
Colorado
Money-back tea and the seller’s confidence in value
The term money-back tea asks what qualifies as money back and why a seller trusts an item enough to offer a stand-alone guarantee. It questions the meaning of assurances and the risk the seller assumes when promising refunds.
Tornadoes and Cyclone Terms Explained by Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau chief clarifies tornado and cyclone distinctions. Tornadoes are narrow, short paths with a loud roar and funnel clouds, usually under 20 miles, often rising and reappearing with thunderstorms. Cyclones span hundreds to thousands of miles, with winds that can reach hurricane force, circulating around a central low pressure system.
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Department of Agriculture
Weather Boureau
Hejes
Covat
Afric
Will le. Moone
Weasther Bureau
Tempe notes mix of travel, court, and curious tales
From Thursdays Tempe section, sightings include Mullen reopening a barn, various Santa Fe excursionists, and registered travelers at Tempe Hotel. Justice Smith postpones Ridenour vs Pinney. wages suit from a quartz plant. a Grand Canyon trip planned by locals. a scorpion episode ends with garlic cure advice.
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Pinch
Wilcon
Borrowdain
Peterson
Goldfield
Bartlett
Hayden
Francis
Phoeix
Tempe Todly
W. A. Daggs
Miss Bull
Santa Fe
Woast
Jose Ybarra
H. Burns
Phoenix
Mr. Bishop
San Francisco
Tempe Hotel
Mill Svenus
Marshal Compton
Plaza Duck Pond
Doctor Hughes
Phoenix Ysterday
Scroggs
W. &. Mallen
Ridenour Ve. Pinney
Justice Smith
Oactue
Sad
Gp Tie Schede
Caleb
Anti McKinley rhetoric from Mesa 1896 letter to the editor
A June 24 1896 note from Mesa Arizona contains political opinion praising Bevan and advocating protection reciprocity and sound money. It attacks anarchists socialists and laborers while mocking free coinage and Mexican wages. The writer questions republican standards and urges support for protective policies and McKinley.
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Mesa
Ariz
Herano
Mr. Bevan
America
Lone Bess
McKinley
Medaol
Cultos
Eous
Whee
Li Cutten
Jackson Ta
Apen
Mexico
Bergurs
W. HL Setustion
Oley and's Celebration Largest Bicycle Parade Yet
Ciovrnaxp July 24 Cleveland centennial committee staged the season’s greatest bicycle parade with an estimated 16 010 riders. Divisions included school institutions lawyers doctors clergymen military bands civic groups and cycle factories. The parade spanned six miles at six miles per hour over more than two hours with varied costumes and a squad of bicycle police. Local towns within 100 miles also participated.
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Ciovrnaxp
Pases
O'Close
Cleveland Grays
Toledo Ondete
Fifth Regiment
Ewell Stequoia Club
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Hyde Park to be closed for political rallies after midnight
A London dispatch notes Hyde Park will no longer serve as a public rallying ground, with new park rules banning public addresses if they risk agitation. The Duke of Cambridge enforces the measures, aiming to curb obscene or blasphemous language and public collections at meetings.
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Citineas
Phoenix
Lis
Silroy
Palewsin
Suying
New York
London
Hyds Park
Nlows
Charles Dilka Wade
Bob” Lowe
Diancallor
Tradas Unionisy
Bodialiste
Prasentes
Reforms
Sooty
Rove! Commissioners of Parks
Hyde Park
Har Massery
Duke of Cambridge
Phoenix and Tempe News Clippings From San Fran to Los Angeles
Local items report political moves at the national level and regional travel. Judge Barnes and J B Conners arrive from the north, while Governor Franklin commutes a death sentence and Phoenix banks shift funds to Los Angeles. Reports note rain in Phoenix, cattle shipments, irrigation plans, and a surge of upcoming literary and theatrical offerings with Shiloh’s cure advertisements interspersed.
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Denver
N. Glary
Escondido
Cal
Chamberisin
W. H. Barnes
Atkerdence
Tuga
J. B. Conners
Postal Telegraph Company
North End
Branklin
Jesus Lares
Dull Tenly
Haig Pitley
Florence
Phoenix National Bank
United States
Los Angeles
WH. Smith
James McMillan
Galifornia
O. M. Haints
Phoenix
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrated. Sixtieth Year as Cardinal
The Great Preacher Cardinal Gibbons, head of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States, marked his sixty second year in the cardinalate. Born July 33 184, he received priestly ordination in 1861 and rose through the church ranks to become Archbishop Kendrick’s heir and later Bishop of North Carolina. He is praised for his intellect and tireless work, though personal observations of the event were limited by his request.
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United Verde
Green
Hie Stere
Fad Verde Company
Feen
Diehl
Chase Mas
Kesters
Pharroncy
Mason
Martin
James Roberta
Otter
Su Tarna
Reilrand
Senate
Prescott & Phoenix
Iteaction Tits
Barrinory
Mia
Ostdical Gibbess
United States
Axe Bodey
Waa
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Meryland
St. Charles’ College
Kendrick
Bie
So. Mary's Seminary
Apuerolio
North Carolins
Wichmont
Guedja H
Ararbichey Batley
Sea of Battivore
Tim Chu
Tea taxes and travel deals bloom in noisy notice
The fragmentary OCR shows scattered ads and political snippets. It mentions tea, customs, public sentiment, and indifference in government, then centers on rail travel and sale dates. The key items include round trip tickets from Phoenix to eastern points, low rates, six month ticket validity, and M and P line schedules through July.
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Phoenix
S. BF. P&p
Keosse City
St. Joseph
Atchison and
Leavenworth
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