Widow of Joho Brown to join rank with husband
The office thanks Hon. G. HM for important public documents on education. The widow of Joho Brown, Feb. 29, 1894, is to take her place in the eternal march. A railhead from Oakland California to Modesto is begun and completed, routing through the Sierras into Nevada and Salt Lake City.
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Thia
Goxx
Joho Brown
Qukland
Cal
Modesto
Sierras
Nevada
Salt Lake City
Oxp Fort Yume May Again Be Garrisoned
Oxp Fort Yume near the Mexican line and on the Colorado could retain its border post. Its commanding position is considered important, with other interior posts less critical and possibly abandoned instead of Fort Yume.
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Yume
Colorado
Crematories proliferate across major cities in US
New crematories have appeared quickly in New York New Orleans Chicago Boston and Kentucky. Previously the sole continental facility was LeMoyne crematory in Washington Pennsylvania established within the last month.
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York
New Crlane
Chicago
Boston
Kentucky
LeMoyne
Washington
Pennsylvania
Army pay reform to reduce desertions and boost efficiency
A proposed measure to raise private soldier pay to align with the value of time and labor, increasing dignity and appeal in service. The change aims to reduce desertions and improve overall army effectiveness across regulations.
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Fleuretmore
Arthur’s Popularity and Image as Presidential Candidate
A New York republican report discusses Arthur as a potential presidential candidate. It notes his popularity in his home state and a paradoxical aristocratic bearing, suggesting his public appeal may grow if he aligns more with the people.
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Arthur
Csp
Maeke
Mexico
Peple
Leadville
Gozolttez
New York
Iialf
Wade
Rio Grande
Monterey
Bridges Over Rivers Call To Replace Wagon Roads
A valley leader urges diverting sixty thousand dollars in railroad bonds to build bridges over the Gila and Salt rivers, enabling wagon roads and future rail use. A Leadville correspondent details a civic welcome in Monterey for Dr. Gozalet, highlighting cross border goodwill from Mexico and a grand municipal celebration.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Gils
Salt
Ringing cheers mark honor for a beloved elder at cathedral
The crowd cheers as the procession carries the elder to the cathedral door amid a band playing the national hymn. Priests in robed gowns guide him to the high altar where Te Deum is sung with tremulous voices, illustrating the tender current in these misunderstood people.
Senate committee backs forfeiture and settlement of railroad lands
Washington dispatch reports the Senate committee on public lands favors forfeiting unearned Texas Pacific territorial land grant lands held by Southern Pacific. The panel votes near unanimously to reclaim lands for public domain and to reserve funds for public use. Some members seek land available only for actual settlement, limiting speculation. a special meeting may be called to decide final action.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Texas Pacific Territorial
Southern Pacific RR. Company
Petty Star Route thieves scandal spurs Republican purge
The article condemns alleged Star Route thieves within the Republican ranks and calls for removal of corrupt figures at Washington. It argues the party must rid itself or risk losing public trust as floods in Europe and the Ohio basin affect the spring season, with debates over forests and snowmelt contributing to water damage.
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United States
Washington
Forests and floods across a changing climate
The passage discusses how forests influence snow and flood dynamics, noting that warm rains fail to restrain floods and that extensive deforestation worsens impacts. It recalls historic floods, links cold weather to forest loss and northern winds, and explains sunset colors as terrestrial, driven by atmospheric conditions of heat and moisture.
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Allegheny River
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Alx
Secret Societies Arizona Chapter No 1 Meeting Notice
Sifted conventions on the second Monday monthly at 7 30 p m in Masonic Hall Sojourning companions in good standing are cordial ly invited Officers listed Including M W Kanes H Po FE A Suaw Secretary Also Mi Holds stated meetings on the Tuesday on or preceding the full moon at 7 30 p m in Musenie Hall So journing brethren in good standing invited Phoenix Lodge No 2 meets in Old Fellows Hall Saturdays at 7 30 p m Visiting brethren invited Lixcouw Fower N G J E Waarrox Secretary Phoenix Lodge No 5 Regular meetings Wednesdays at 7 30 p m in Masonic Hall All members in good standing invited Jos Campbell Recorder Phoenix Lodge No 2 convocations first and third Fridays at 7 30 a m in Masonic Hall 8 E Parnus GC C H W Ryven K of R E 5
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A. M
Masonic Hall
M.W. Kanes
H. Po
A. Suaw
Musenie Hol
E. Parron
W.M
W. F. MceNurrr
Jous T-Auar
J. W. Ekares
W. F. MceNuurrr
E. Ganz
Phoenix Lodge No 2
Od! Fellows
Woodlanding
Lixcouw Fower
N. G
J. E. Waarrox
Phoenix Lodge No
D. Lovat
M. W
Jos. Campbell
Phoenix Lodge No.2
E. Par Nus
GC. C
H. W. Ryven
Daily passenger train routes and connections overview
P M daily passenger service runs westward via Yuma Los Angeles and San Francisco linking at Lathrop with the Atlantic Express. A northbound open train goes east via Tucson Globe Florence Benson Tombstone Willcox Mescal Deming and El Paso with onward connections. Freight and emigrant train 4245 a.m. operates under T H Goodman general pass and ticket agent A N Towne general superintendent.
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Yuma
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Lathrop
Atlantic Express
Storkton
Sacramento
Oden
Omaha
Deming
N. M
Oakland
Ooh
Core Grande
Florence
Globe
Tucson
Benson
Tombstone
Willcox
Sao Simon
el Paseo
Mexico
Oh Oueh
A.m. T. H Goodman
Pees & Ticket Act
A. N. Towne
Gilmer Salisbury & Co. Stage Schedules to Prescott
Gilmer Salisbury & Co stage leaves Phoenix daily at 1 a.m. for Prescott via Seymour, Wickenburg, on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Returns depart at 3 p.m. on Thedays Thursdays and Saturdays. Sage leaves Phoenix daily at 1 p.m. to Prescott via Black Canyon and Gillet. Stages arrive daily at 6:30 a.m. from Prescott. Stage departs Phoenix midday at 12 a.m. and 4 p.m. for Maricopa and returning arrives at 6 a.m. or 230 nm.
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