Marvelous ore trial aids Arizona mines seek new metals
A long mixed text describes ore samples, mining crews, and shipments to the Arizona School of Mines in Tucson, with Prof. Binke receiving a 20 ton consignment of a new ore for processing. It notes healthy work at El Oro, various wagon and tramway details, and local interest in mineral development amid broader West contrast.
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Arizona School of Mines At
Tucson
Binke
Ernne Wolt
Forldy Woods
Han the Elks
del Oro
Trade in Southern California Markets and Crop Outlook
Trade in Southern California shows mixed signals amid the national market. Iron demand rises with steel rail activity, wool and walnut movements remain steady, and orange crops are forming with uncertainty about maturity. Lemons attract strong exports while the bean market faces price pressures. overall, no decisive trade change is seen until rain arrives.
Public Lands in Porto Rico Are Limited and Cheaper
A Chicago Record summary notes scarce remaining public lands in Porto Rico suitable for coffee. the provincial office keeps incomplete records, forcing seekers to rely on a denunciation procedure and annual payment plan. Land prices are lower than private properties, with some tracts potential for cultivation.
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Porto Rico
Committee On Public Lands
Chicago
Desperate Shooting Scrape Near Wickenburg
Deputy Sheriff Henry George in Wickenburg chased and captured Sweninger, tied to a forgery case involving the Rourke will. Sweninger fatally shot William Murphy, mine superintendent, near Castle Creek. Bernal killed, Sweninger escaped, then recaptured and sent to Presentt. Cause rooted in a mining clam and water location dispute. Murphy died before aid arrived.
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Henry George
Wickenburg
Congress
Sweninger
Bernal
William Murphy
Murphy
Sewninger
Mr. George
Stealing the Philippines and the moral cost
A fragment reflecting debate on imperialism, arguing theft is unacceptable yet proposing moral gains through freedom and education for the Philippines. The speaker uses metaphorical language to contrast oppression with the promise of self government and enlightenment.
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Philippines
KINGMAN'S FIRST KILLING IN KINGMAN
James Ryan was killed in a saloon on Front Street by Joseph Lynch after a quarrel that began with John Lynch. The shooting occurred as Ryan drew a pistol and fired. Lynch shot back repeatedly from behind the bar, Ryan collapsed, died about two hours later. Lynch confessed to the shooting. a coroner’s inquest returned a verdict of justifiable homicide.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Gov. McCord
Albany
Georgia
Cuba
McCord
Southwest
Rough Riders
Altough
Ryan
Want Mohave County
Joe Lynch
S. J. Thompson
Front Street
John Lynch
George Sullivan
Urneh
Ppren
Lynch
Pierce
Rosbough
Cowie
Joe Tyneh
Ing
Kingman
Glove Correspon dent's Rise to a Millionaire in Globe
Globe Arizona November 15 1898 Exister Herald details Kit Globe correspondent growing wealthy amid local politics and social misadventures The piece satirically recounts a failed election bid and imagined future plans including marriage travel and a brick residence amid humorous banter about voters and newspaper reports.
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Kit
Globe
Arizona
Exister Herald
Pinal County Returns Show Territorial Delegate Results
Returns from Pinal County outline vote totals for territorial delegate races with Republicans leading in most districts. Telecate to Congress Brodie 292 Wilson 99 majority 8% over Democrat. Wright 255 Republican Renor 229 Democrat. Arthur 236 Republican McCh...
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Dufferrile
Telecate
Congress
Brodie
Wilson
Cound
Wright
Renor
Assemblr
Arthur
McChte
Dlemerat
Baker
Repub
Bartletson
Sheriff
O'del
Truman
Tresenrer
Reneon
Brady
Recnrier
Rennet
Qhareheriain
Stone
Cassidy
Jadge—Cohen
Mud Cooperative Labor Colony on Davidson Ranch
The Star reports a cooperative colony formed by Americans on the Davidson ranch after August flood damage. Captain Uncle Riley Meece leads a five year lease effort, restoring ditch water and persistent work by scrapers and shovels to sustain the colony's aims.
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Davidson Ranch
al- Trost
Tunele Rily Meee
A Brave Deed by Boiler Makers on Castine
This report praises naval boilermakers known as nell for perilous repairs during an emergency aboard the Castine near San Juan. One worker named Huntley blocked a leaking furnace using a plank to stop steam intrusion, allowing the ship to continue its voyage without disaster. The act earns high praise from Scientific American and others.
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San Juan
Vollermakers
Huntley
Abad Fight Over G A R Flag Leads to Bat Assault
Prescott colored man Geo Taylor is jailed on 2500 bond for assaulting Captain George Broughton with a baseball bat after a dispute over the G A R flag at the hall. Broughton, a longtime G A R member, was knocked to the ground with a severe head blow and arm injuries. Bystanders intervened, saving his life as public opinion backs the charge as uncalled for amid prior quarrel details.
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Bine 1
Germany
Pennsylvania
Solomon
Mosarnes
New York
Speisuman
William
Tommy Robertson
Eateuls
Tom
Geo. Taylor
Ggorge Broughton
Justice Campbell
Taylor
Broughton
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Broneilton
Brodie
Guba
Bronerton
Q Courier
Telegraph and Telegraphine in Cuba Telegraphed Lines
The piece notes Cuba’s telegraphic weakness after conflict with lines damaged or destroyed. General Lawson plans restore and expand signals with War Department aid. Coastal cable network from Rata bono to Havana spans 1,892 nautical miles with stations at Clenfue tas Casida Timas Jacaro Santa Cruz and Manzanillo. Interior remains largely unserved and phones scarce outside select American enterprises.
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Cuba
Chicago Record
Lawson
Santiago
War Department
Signal Corps
Samtaco
Ratabono
Havana
Clenfueras
Casida
Timas Jacaro
Santa Cruz
Manzanillo
Clenfuetas
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promotes Female Health
A vintage ad extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic for women. It claims to strengthen the body, ease delicate organs, soothe inflammation, and restore rest and tone, noting thirty years of success and the doctor’s Buffalo institute backing.
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Dr. R. V
Invalids
U Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
J. N. Messter
Vanderbilt Avenue
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