Campaign chatter and notes from Maricopa county
A collective column recounts Arizona politics with praise for Col Brodie and Col Drave and criticism of General Wilson. It highlights Republican hopes for Maricopa supervisors, notes rivering rail rate concerns, praises local candidates like Priest and Marshall, and comments on national events from Cuba to the Philippines and the era of McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Arizona
Une
J. F. Wilson
Maricopa County
J. T. Priest
J. A. Marshall
Deca
Brodie
Republic
Journal-Miner
Board of Supervisors
Arizona Statehood Aims Gain Momentum In Congress
The Arizona Territory has advanced toward statehood as population and industry grow in Phoenix Prescott and Yuma. Eastern lawmakers once doubted its capacity, but now Republican support and territorial prosperity may push final admission. Local advocates argue that agricultural, mining, and manufacturing potential proves viability to Congress.
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J County
Territorial
Selem
Republican Party
Oregon
Washington
Kansas City
Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Valley
Arizona
Prioe
Rouges
Obrien
Santiago
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Croker
Platt
Mayor van Wyck
Roosevelt
New York Exchange
Hood
Prescott
Yuma
Congress
L.A. Times
Sanitation urged to curb deadly germs at home
An extended exhortation by Dr. D H Kress of Battle Creek on hygiene warns of disease from poor home sanitation. It stresses sunlight, fresh air, clean outlets, clean vessels, proper disposal of waste, and disinfection to prevent germ spread from decaying food, dirty water, and contaminated surfaces.
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D. H. Kress
Battle Creek
Mich
Egypt
Henry Ward Beecher
Devene
Xerxes
Hannibal
Alexander
Napoleon
Darins
First Territorial Regimes in Lexington Roster of Officers
A summary of the First Territorial Regimes in Lexington listing many noted men in the roster of officers across various battalions. The document highlights prominent figures and leadership within the units and.<|vq_6060|>
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Lexington
Ious
Consular View of the Caracas Warehouse
The Caracas warehouse, run by the National Association of Manufacturers, boosts American goods in Venezuela. It gains rapid trust, draws buyers from across the country, and promises strong returns by displaying products at low cost, signaling a milestone in U.S. trade outreach. A separate note covers archaeological finds and Tucson area historical notes, including a 20 pound stone implement and local military movements with mentions of Camp Hamilton and various officers.
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National Association
Venezuela
Caracas
South America
United States
Duyers
National Association Oanufacturers
Venezuelan
National Association of Manufacturers
Tonal Association of Manufacturers
Goldschmidt
Museum of the University
H.W. Fenner
Blake
Our Nations Museum
Dr. Fenner
Pennington Street
Stone] Avenue
Tucson
The Cattle Situation Outlook Favorable Says Bradstreets
The National Provisioner reports scarce desirable cattle, steady prices, and strong demand for ready money. Few high quality calves are raised, making young beeves hard to obtain. Producers expect Europe to need American beef, keeping prices high as demand likely exceeds supply.
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Europe
American
Far East
Bradstreet
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M. A. Smith
Billy” Barnes
Colonel Wilson
Col. Brodie
Pinal County
Flovence Enterprise
Jim Bark
Phil
Sheridan
America
Brodie and McClintock
Territory
A. O. Brodie
Frodie
Yavapai County
New York
Greater New York
Augustus van Wyck
Kings County
Brooklyn
Robert A. van Wyck
Manhattan
Old New York
E. E. Drave
Drave
Fort McDowell
Col
Dravo
R. W. Austin
U. S
Tennessee
Nicaragua Canal
Treadwell Gold Mining Company
Alaska
Mr. Benham
Mr. Gillette
Captain Scott
Sam Brown
Yory
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Canadian-Pacific
Northwest
Pasenter
California
Rockies
L. A. Ex
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Germany
Admiral Dewey
General Otis
Arizona Territory
McKinley
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Nicaragua
Herald
Mexico
General Wood
Diaz
Gila County
Frank Aley
Mr. Aley
West
Little
la Quisina
el Caney
San Juan Hil
Prescott Journal-Miner
J. W. Etter
C. M. Etter
East
Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Railroad
Lockwood
G.M. Dodge
Town
J. A. Sexton
Iils
E. P. Howell
J. M. Wilson
V. A
Chas A. Denby
Ind
A. A. Woodbury
J. A. Beaver
A. D. McCook
P. S. Conner
Ohio
Binger Hermann
U.S Land Ofice
Far West
Maine
Vermont
Trilliant ‘Ss
Pacific
Mr. Binger
Great West
Holcomb
Col. Bryan
Nebraska
Republican Fund
E. F. Meyerhoff
Bryan
Cot Bryan
Dun’ Ness
Dun
M.r. Messenger
Kirkland
Beng
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Scott
Nein
Austria
Russia
See
Levi Strags
San Francisco
U.S
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Aboriginal Antiquities
Terri
Camp Hamilton
Whipple
M. H. McCord
Christy
Com
D.D. Mitchell
Ci Fand H
Russell
Andrews
Ol T New
Rio
Duty's
New Mexico
Minexs
Otto Eberhardt
Imperial Band
Gemany
John Brow
M. McCord
G D. D. Mitchell
Infa
D. Christy
Harvard Law
Univ of Colorado
Job
Major
Hi. M. Smith
J Landley
Jones
Amdant Hill
L Chamberlain
L. E. Me
W. ©. Reid
Wm. Morrison
Wm. _Stober
Paige Otero
J.W. Catro
Whim
F. G. Russell
Emanuel Drachman
Herbert I. Gray
W. E. Jones
Impany C
G. EB. Donaldson
Frank Hoehderfer
W. G. Scott
J. W. Crenshaw
W. Hill
Tris
Dieensenwar
Ft G. Snee
Hossetter
Hanary
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