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Phoenix Weekly Herald

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1898

Page

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Arizona Voices On Cuba War Plans And Statehood Talk

The piece surveys ongoing political debates including Cuba war plans by McKinley era officials, colonel Brodie’s Arizona statehood push, and local electoral irregularities. It notes roving opinions on Roosevelt, Taft era figures, and regional election dynamics across multiple states and the territory.

Brodie Arizona Congress Carl Schurz Roosevelt Mugwump Spain United States

Arizona political turmoil and war diplomacy notes

Arizona voters hear appeals for Brodie over Wilson for statehood and free silver, while national issues loom. The piece covers Republican strength in Maricopa, Yavapai, and California, with Roosevelt governor talk, Spanish policies, Cuban soldiers in the U S Army, and McKinley era foreign policy. It praises Rough Riders, Dennis McCord, and Chaplain Scott, notes Manila and Paris diplomacy, and urges unity for statehood and national service.

Congress Colonel Wilson Arizona Brodie

Indian school growth and policy and political rights debate

Superintendent McCowan reports the Indian school has grown from 50 pupils in one building to 650 pupils in 30 buildings with federal appropriations rising from 20,000 to 140,000 dollars in eight years. The piece urges local support for expansion, noting expected economic impact and appeals to Washington connections. It then discusses women’s suffrage skepticism in Illinois, arguing reforms take time. The column weighs whether new possessions become territories or colonies, outlining governance and tariff implications and potential paths to statehood.

McCowan Department of the Interior Washington Chicago Illinois Sey Natonal Arizona Congress United States Canada Union

Primitive weapons made by asylum inmates shock Hartford reader

Dr. F A Down, state charity board member, collects inmate crafted tools for escape and defense from Connecticut insane asylums. Items include a spoon screwdriver, improvised dagger from a nail, a sharpened dirk, and peel or wood keys that could unlock worn locks, each with a tale of escape attempts.

F. A. Down Hartford Courant State Board of Charities

Oro Mining Firm Signals Strong Deep Ore Body

Supt S H Gould of the Oro Mining Co reports the plant is updating machinery and pushing development. At 220 feet a large ore body averages over 12 dollars in gold per ton, with sinking to 500 feet planned. Tunnels at 300 feet show good ore. 45 men employed.

S. H. Gould Oro Mining Co Milne Gould Oro Star

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