Republican notes on money and politics in St Louis
A crowded column ofeditorial clippings covers the Republican platform, free silver debates, and Cuban policy, with notes on McKinley and Reed as potential nominees, plus comments on gold monometalism and the party’s direction at the St Louis convention. Mentioned are Brice, Cleveland, and Reid, plus Tucson and Arizona topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St. Louis
Whitelaw Reid
Canton
Ohio
Arizons
McKinley
Buffalo
New York
Mrj. McKinley
Chicago
Keid
Arizsenes
Egypt
Immigration push to lure settlers to New Mexico and Arizona
A call to advertise western territories to eastern readers stresses New Mexico and Arizona as ideal sites for new immigrants with means. It argues better conditions, warns against misconceptions, and urges immediate action to attract labor once work is available, citing L. A. Epireas and James L. Davies on tea adulteration and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona
Ari von Weet
L. A. Eirpreas
James L. Davies
Stet
Port of New York
Prussia
Gold fields draw vast British Columbia investment
Sax Feaxetzco reports on June 11 that Barney Barnate and Ovsil Rhodes focus on newly found gold fields southwest of Uske Kootenai British Columbia. Their experts declare the region richer than South Africa, with millions being invested there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sax Feaxetzco
Barney Barnate
Ovsil Rhodes
Uske Kootenai
British Columbia
South Africa
Milliona
New Gold Discoveries in Kern County Cite Rich Finds
Bakersfield Cal June 11 George F Weeks reports Kern county gold discoveries forty miles from Mojave exceed all prior world records. Development has begun and many seek riches as hundreds move toward the county. War rumors linger as Cuba reports American property losses and potential action looms in Spain. Civil tensions rise as possible possessions shift and war concerns spread through the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County
San Panxeisco
George FP. Weeks
Bakersfiald
Californis
Eiye
Goid
Mojave
Cuba
James Cressman
Siat- Department
Arizona Weekly Drop Bulletin June 5 1896
Asrace L Waite director reports a warm dry week in the Territory with no rain. Frost noted on the 4th near Boibrook. Harvests progress with alfalfa, oats, barley, and grain yielding well. Fruit crops like peaches, apricots, melons, tomatoes, and early grapes mature in southern counties. Oranges in foothills are promising. citriculture remains a commercial venture. Stock conditions deteriorate in northern ranges. creeks run dry and cattle suffer without feed. A rain would aid renewed growth and future herds. Capt. W Honsbell obituary notes a life at river commerce, steamboat leadership, and a devout family man. Funeral held at Catlettsburg with praise from Rev. Bogge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace Six
Ariz
Boibrook
Witvest
W. Bonsbelt
Ironton
Ohio
Qupt
W. Honsbell
G. H Honsbell
M. & P.railroad
Gillant
Capt
Henshell
Wey
Anay
Commodore Honsbell
Hunshell
Presbyterian Church
Christian
Catlettsburg
Bogge
Decessed
Jus. Whicker
Haraey C. Barr
Barton
W.H. Bate
Samuel Bailey
Douglass Putnam
Weipple Murderer Hanged at Palom Prison
John Craig, a thrice convicted murderer, was executed at Palom Prison today after confessing and remaining calm at the gallows. The sentence followed his earlier crimes against family members in Los Angeles two years prior. The execution occurred around 8 p.m. with the physician confirming death minutes after the rope fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wousom
Cal
Jana
Craig
Palsom
Wif
Los Angeles
Falls and Buffalo visit sparks Niagara experience
A Phoenician traveler describes a budget Niagara trip on the Buffalo and Niagara trolley, the Goat Island view from the Horse Shoe Falls, and the cheek of local innkeepers charging extra. He recalls the misnamed daylight robbers and ends with a note to walk for a better view while reflecting on the Arizona oil note. An Indian school event in Phoenicia entertains hundreds, featuring dances, a wand drill, the DelSariet class, and praise for the school staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Burvavo
Borton Heratio
Rome
Buffalo
Myzelf
Sims
Goat Island
Arizona
Luna Island
Palle
Hall
The
Indias School
Atudenta
Sbsking Quakers
Oolias
Ussinguct
Esre
LIFES WORK BEGUN The Claws of ’96 Fourteen Graduates
Hundreds gather at Normal campus for graduation of class of ’98 with speeches by Roy Frankenberg and Carl Hayden, anvil chorus pantomime, glee club selections, and diplomas presented by Principal Dedna McNaughton. The program honors teachers, democracy, and the Arizona setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Lba
McNaughton
Nolse of
Mertion
Daniel Kloss
Normal School Glee Club
Mies Lillian Klos
Tyrolees
Rossiot
William Teil
Daborah L. Mercia
Roy Frankenberg
Pegico
Mise Sharps
Carl T. Hayden
Julia K. Nicholas
Glee Club
Ageio
Koechat
Rossini
Mies Rice
Inebructor. de
Son
TE. Dalton
Public Testelletion
Banyan
Dante
Beethoven
Virgil
Raphael
Sagel
Ariadoe
Arizons
Sint
Wierd Glen
Osnon
Arizona
Board of Education
Laura Sharpe
Dessartens
Clase
James Lawrence Abell
Nellie Heith Culver
Don Juan Frankenberg
Nott
Hrwin Guild
Florence Grace Hanon
Carl Trumbull Haydee
Jane Margaret Hadgpeath
Lewis Plessant Hadgpeth
Georgia Alfratta Hendrix
Amine Wilson StoNeughtoo
Mise
Deborah Lola Mocris
Jules Rosetta Nichols
Bartha Mocha W. White
Punished for incapacity in Italian army court martial
The Advance General Baratior, Italian commander, defeated by Abyssinians at Adown on March 1. The court martial demanded the generals be sentenced to ten years in a fortress with attendant penalties. The article notes Massowa and figures on casualties, plus a misaligned ad from A Snow & Co. patent attorneys offering patent information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massowa
Jane
Baratior
Adown
House Debates and Pretoria Ultimatum News Digest
The report covers the House session with adjournments and a nod to secretary and vice president actions. It notes a Pretoria dispatch about fines for Johannesburg reform leaders and a suspension of banishment, with details on Hammond Farrar and Leonard. It also mentions Salisbury discussing Egypt and a Cleveland era political dispute over Gray’s vice presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Jobo Hi Hammond
Col. Rhodes
George Pari Ace
Johancesburg Reform Commission
Loxpox
Pretoria
Je Heyes Hammond
George Farar
Rhodes
K. W. Leonard
Johannesburg
Reform Committees
Barney Baroulo
Hammond
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Lord Rosbstry
Egypt
Kaseule
The
Nile
Grays
Cleveland
Ispranapolis
Mexico
Issac Possey Gray
New York
Chicago
Stevenson
Clevelscd
Gray
Grny
Tediana
Jone
Bourke Cochran
Tammany Hall
Whitney
Daniel Lamont
Cleve
Les
McClevland
Indiana Circle
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.A. Morford
Adennee
Suinz Aeaap
Herald
North First Street
Arvennios
Usuel
Pennsylvania
St. Lucie
Republican Party
Sone
McHissey
Colorado
Republican National
Big Tom Reed
Louis
Mississippi Valley
Barnes
Wilson
Scientific American
Joseph H. Hoadley
George W. Hoadley
Metropolitan Traction Company
Ity
York
Esychowen
Butce
Bir
Cleveaisod
C.wbst
H. Vanderbilt
Brice Bss
Mr. Cleveland
Seestor Brice
Cls
Phoenix
Capitol Site
Svsaen
Aummer Life
Good
Treasuver
Tris
Claveland
Ds Micwes
Prescott
N.O. Murgy
Interior Department
Navejo
Miller
Graster
Bia
Wall Street
Lombard Street
London
Agricultural College of
University of California
Logan Barry
Cansigre
Dingrey
House
Senate
Congress
Turner
Georgia
Cobb
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
Asrace L Waite
the Great Falls
Alfalfa
Normal School
A. Snow & Co
Shem
Wasurxerox
Secres
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