Early fruit and vegetables from Arizona valley
The Hyman office reports ripe New Castle Early apricots from Chaplain Scott's upper valley above the fall on the Arizona Canal. Scott says first ripe fruit was May 3 and now enough to ship. Also notes large tender radishes and other vegetables, with Cochrane supplying Rio Verde canal project and highlighting the upper valley as a premier farming region with frost-free advantages.
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Splenic Fever Report Prompts California Inspection Tour
Governor Budd says the State Health Board will inspect cattle fever after a U S Department of Agriculture finding. A statewide tour will be organized with veterinary support from the state university and a government inspector from the Agricultural Department. District attorneys will enforce the 7593 statute to eradicate the disease.
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Weekly Crop Bulletin May Week Ends With Mixed Yields
The report covers multiple Arizona counties including Cochise Gila Graham and Maricopa. It notes cold early week then warmth, a 27th rain aiding crops, frosts harming fruit and pasture, good growth in wheat barley corn alfalfa and fruit in several counties, range grass short, lambing favorable, and notes on reporters needed in Apache and Coconino counties.
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Holmes Hanged Proclaimed Innocence at Moyamensing
Reports from Peiaphemata and Moyamensing prison indicate H H Holmes was hanged this morning at Moyamensing. The drug execution occurred at 10 12, with witnesses noting a swift fall and a broken neck. Holmes asserted his innocence of the charged murders and claimed responsibility only for the deaths of two victims tied to his criminal operations.
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McKinley Endorsed at California Republican Convention
The California Republican state convention met in Sacra ment on May 6 with temporary officers confirmed and Spreckels delegates seated. McKinley and protection are endorsed along with free silver at 16 to 1, immigration and mining industry recognition called for, plus limits on delegates and support for opposing candidates. Delegates at large were named, and balloting to begin at two o'clock next session.
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Life Saving Station Bill Passed For Point Bonita California
In Congress the House approved a 5000 dollar appropriation to establish a life saving station at Point Bonite nearby. The session noted delays in an unrelated canal discussion and highlighted labor unrest with Milwaukee strikes and arbitration talks, while West Virginia figures urged a Nicaragua canal route and coal trade concerns amid Pacific shipping.
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Shocking Mediter ranean Torpedo Fish Described
The piece details the electric torpedo fish of the Mediterranean and Bay of Tunis, likening it to a frying pan with a broad handle. It explains its weak current generally, stronger shocks when angered, and its habit of burying in shallow sand. Historic uses of electricity in medicine are touched upon as context.
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New York Journal
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English Language Evolution Through Ages and Influences
The piece traces English origins from Saxon roots through Teutonic groundwork, French medieval influence, Roman occupation, and Celtic remnants. It notes Greek changes least and suggests comparing authors Herodotus Plutarch Anna Comnena and Tacitus to see linguistic shifts across eras.
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Equine Pathfinder and Punishment in Italy
A historic article fragment discusses the bagne water torture in Italy, likely Venice, where prisoners endured rising water while biting a scoop to delay drowning. It then shifts to tales of mules and horses guiding riders home, including a Rockland Indiana mule that instinctively returned a prospecting party to camp, plus Jamaica’s Blue Mountains pony guiding a lost traveler through a tropical storm.
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Sceneg at thE Hus Experienc of a Man Who Were Heartless
A ragged blend of anecdotes on heartlessness in hospitals and friendship, with an editor-like reflection on modern empathy and disputes over care, followed by a feature on the Marine Band and a curious account of African tree crabs and coconut crops. The piece ties social conduct to music history and folklore, preserving period voice.
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Lion Cubs Fostered by Canine Nurse in Traveling Shows
Lions born in traveling menageries are raised by dog foster mothers such as collies or Newfoundlands. Cubs grow with canine care in caravan corners or the trainer’s apartment, learning obedience under the foster mother’s authority even as they mature. Dumas the elder’s showy nature and a remark by Alexander Dumas fils are noted.
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