Victory in Maricopa County election sparks local shifts
The report notes Brent Ermxiano as the forthcoming County Treasurer and John Montgomery as a Supervisors candidate, with most county officers likely to be elected by the Democracy. The piece promises extensive political dispatches over the coming days and frames the outcome as a Democratic victory and a point of satisfaction for supporters.
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Brent Ermxiano
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Ohn Montgomery
Phoenix Precinct Vote Count With Partial Totals
At press time 770 of 889 votes were counted in Phoenix Precinct. Listed tallies show candidates including Head 387 Kirkland 386 Bean 8638 Kemper 396 Jones Morris DLong 6 Winters Ainsworth 333 Millay Cornwall 489 Cox Smith 384 Montgomery 451 Todd 387 Carley 526 Rogers 823 Porter 401 Tinville 464 Fowler 317 Campbell 436 L Smith 362 Wingar 327 Armstrong 498 Drew 20 Broadway 450 Burger 6.
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Gillette Returns Vote Tallies From Morning Office
Partial returns received at this office from Gillette this morning detail vote totals for several candidates including Bean vecale Long Jones Aineworth Cornwall Mulvenon and others with figures such as 16 and 14 noted, indicating final counts pending further updates.
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Fleetton County Returns Show Scattered Results
The county returns from multiple precincts are unsatisfactory and scattered making definite figures hard to obtain. Our table shows 50 precints heard from with a partial Phoenix precinct report to follow elsewhere.
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Despised South palm yields useful tree and fibre
The saw palmetto tree from the South, once seen as a nuisance, may become valuable. Its inner bud fibre closely resembles human hair and is used as a substitute. The tree could supply paper fibre hats fans and clothing, transforming a once burdensome plant into a productive resource.
Adirerdsack Romance Revealed At Saranac Lake Hotel
A talkative guide recalls an incident where a party stayed at a hotel and a woman fainted at sight of a guide who claimed to be her estranged husband now living in New York City. The tale ends with the man continuing to guide visitors on the Saranac, unaware of his disclosed connection.
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Election Returns Across States Point to Cleveland Lead
Telegraphic dispatches from across the nation detail early returns favoring Cleveland in multiple states. Beas, Head, Long, and others show varied tallies in Yuma and Purscott precincts as Republicans gain in several counties. Blame leads in New York districts outside major cities, while Democratic gains appear in New Jersey and Maine. The overall tone notes Cleveland ahead in electoral votes, with mixed local results and ongoing tallies from many states.
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Exposition Encamps Veteran Soldiers at World’s Exposition
The Work's Exposition Board assigns $10,000 to cover incidental costs of a joint encampment for ex Union and ex Confederate veterans. A six member committee from Grand Army of the Republic and Confederate associations plans to supply tents kettles and quarters with U.S. government lending tents and supplies. Promoters from both sides aim to foster amity while veterans and their families tour the Exposition grounds amid curiosity of younger generations. The program is pitched as a joyful link between former foes, unfolding at the World’s Exposition site.
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Territorial Fair Exhibits Planned for World’s Fair Display
The association discusses a premium for diplomas and a large exhibit to Phoenix for the World’s Fair. Directors authorize use of association funds to pay freight from Prosemt to Pineuix. Women’s department assigns the north wall and table, with cases prepared. Exhibits are planned from Pima, Pinw, Gila, Mohave, Yuma counties and more. The baby show will feature many fine babies.
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Fair opens next week with exhibits across counties
The fair opens next week on the tenth month and many counties in the Territory will present extensive exhibits. A considerable number of visitors are expected to come to our city to attend the fair and view our valley. Democratic rule has raised city debt to 31.38 per man, woman, and child, described as perhaps the world’s largest per capita governmental expense.
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Important Correspondence on Bid Acceptance in Los Angeles
A letter to Messrs Dillon and Kenealy of Los Angeles confirms acceptance of a bid of 554s.c on the dollar for the stock of Alston Brown & Co. The message closes with formal salutations and sign-off.
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Not Like Other Girls Inspires Mother Daughter Moment
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