South Side News Brief From Thatcher and Mesa
Various notes report travel to Riverside and Prescott for political events and social visits. fires nearly gut a house in Thatcher. new brick block foundation on Salter and Code. births, weddings, and farewells among locals. shipments of hay to California. community activities at the Normal and Zion meetings. multiple arrivals and departures in Tempe and Mesa with a focus on education, religion, and local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salter and
Code
Cassidy
Pinal County
Baird
Prescott
Charles Pine
Horace L. Johnson
Jessie Phillips
Thatcher
Alford’s
Johnon
Phillips
Indian Territory
Graham Guardian
Jessie Crosby
George Eager
Vial
St. Johns
W. S. Price
the Normal
Tempe
F. A. Hough and Son
California
Perry Wildman
Byron Carr
Mrs. Bellamy
Florence
Local Notes on Campaign HQs and Public Appointments
Local notes report the republican central committee securing a suite in the Monihion block for campaign headquarters to open early next month. Also noted are appointments of C. C. Woolf as assistant Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Lee Gray's coast outing, and civil service exam passers for carriers and postoffice clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Compty Central Committee
Monihion Block
Sister's Hospital
TI. H. Woolfley
C. C. Woolf
Board of Supervisors
Lee Gray
Democratic Party
Carrier
J. W. Bolton
William WH. Hellman
Willis F. Sims
Tomer P. Reyolds
Charles W. Wartman
Osborne G. Buchanan
Madison R. Loring
Toyak Damron
Annie L. Evans
Jessie Frazier
Claire Frazier
Winfred C. Deister
Out in the Country a Grand Tour of Arizona Farmlands
A Herald reporter drives the Yuma road to Akz oyd country, praising Fowler and Adams farms for rich sorghum and alfalfa crops. The piece highlights fertile soil, substantial hay yields from forty-acre tracts, subdivided ranches, and new homes, concluding with an invitation to investors to visit and admire the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akzoyd
Herald
Osr
Yuma
Christy
Lutterding
Morton
Marlar's
Fowler
McDonald
Cubs
Hawaii
K. ©. Fowler
Fowler Ranches
California
Onihon
Arizona
Adams
Adams Place
Maricopa Canal
Grand Avenue
Phoenician Prepared for Dual Demonstrations on Heroic Arrival
The Relief Corps plans a discreet reception for a flag carried to a glorious victory, aiming to delay unveiling until the troops arrive. Phoenicians are urged to stay ready and participate in two concurrent demonstrations, a historic event for the territory. Governors await confirmation. public vigilance is requested.
Happily False Death Rumor About Mr W K Meade
The Tucson area was unsettled by a death rumor about Mr W K Meade that circulated from supposed authentic sources. Miss Bert Herring checked with Francis J Heney in San Francisco who confirmed Meade was alive and in improving health, though no recent word has reached the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
W. K. Meade
Bert Herring
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Meade
Mohave Matters Mineral Wealth and Mine Deals
Miners report new capitalists taking hold of Ell and Zeimers' gold mine near Kingman. Belle McGilvery mine equipment arrives at Yucca for transport to the mill. Hass sells Mineral Park claim for 5000 while wife heads to Oregon. Enslow repairs Tem ple Bar line damage. Redman Loven and Harris sell Colorado River interests to Temple Bar Mining Co for about 15000. Maguires bond big near two miles below 21 accounts, promising property with high ore yield while work to resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell & Zeimers
Kingman
Belle McGilvey
Yucca
Din Hass
Mineral Park
Hass
Oregon
Enslow
Temple Bar
Judge Redman
Henry Loven
Clarence Harris
Colorado River
Temple Bar Mining Co
Wall Street
Maguires
Fire Devastates Tucson Office Block in 1898 Blaze
A major Tucson fire on September 18 1898 destroyed the Second Street office of Dr Odermatt at Congress and Stone. The blaze overwhelmed the city’s weak water supply with the Fargo Express and other businesses damaged. Insurance was only eleven thousand, while the loss neared one hundred thousand dollars. The Odd Fellows hall telegraph and central telephone offices burned, disrupting communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Odermatt
W. F. Hitt
EL. G. Radulovitch
Fargo & Cos Express
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Order
Western Union
Central
Dr. Jones
Col. Herring
Ruins of Uxmal Described by Professor Holmes in Mexico
Professor William H. Holmes of the National Museum surveys the deserted city of Uxmal in Mey fon Mexico. The ancient metropolis, once grand, now lies amid swamps and forest, with pyramids temples and palaces largely decayed yet revealing the artistry and wealth of a long vanished civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Holme
Tor
National Museum At
Washington
Uxmal
Mey Fon
Uxmal Ues
Cohubus
Professor Holmes
Holmes
American
Meeay
New World
Nineveh
Babylon
Uxina Wiis
Baltimore Sun
Mexican Republic parade lights up the city festival
A grand civic parade led by the Pioneer and Indian school bands drew thousands to the military plaza for a Mexican national celebration. Mexican societies, the consulate, and speakers including Thomas B. Flannigan highlighted the rites with a bilingual program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo
Jose Provencia
Mexican Republic
Ignacio Robles Mare
Thomas BE. Flannigan
L. V. Navarre
Pedro de Ix Lama
Republic
Miore
Pedro Sansar
Doc Sted
National Guard
Hue
Sam
Anoer
Justice
Aberry
America
Military Plaza
O'Neill
Jnz
Local Southeastern Territory Happenings and Traffic
Burt Dunlap is due with a carload of horses from Pimaconty, aiming to sell twelve to fifteen head. Miss Mae Speed and Miss Cyna Durley topped Tombstone teacher exams, with both recommended. Lordsburg Liberal notes looting in the Animas valley, seven or eight in the party. Corporal Geo Lt Bugheeot of the Rough Riders recuperating in northern Maine and expected back soon. Wim began new residence on Tas vente, house moved preceding. Table Mountain copper superintendent left Tucson for the coast. mine closed indefinitely. Charles Baker and J B King, Santiago veterans, arrived from New York. Baker weak from fever, King to Henson. Thomas McMahon brought five tons ore to Kingman smelter, earning several thousand dollars. Gaddis, Jack Poland and Dark inspect Billy Mack’s Chemehuevis Valley claims with a mill site deemed valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Dunlap
Pimaconty
Mae Speed
Cyna Durley
Tombstone
Lordsburg
Dwight Stey
Animas Valley
Geo
Bugheeot
Rough Riders
Maine
Wim
Tasvente
Table Mountain Copper Company
Tucson
Ito
Messrs
Chas. Baker
J. 3. King
Santiago
New York
Baker
Iing
Henson
Santiago Market Report Seeks U S Trade Leads
A Santiago Cuba market letter questions American trade optimism and urges a formal U S commerce mission. It notes Cuba’s dry goods and hardware buyers import on credit, cites overstock after a wartime trade surge, and recommends Havana, Matanzas, and Cienfuegos as better entry points than Santiago for substantial future business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore C. Search
National Association of Manufactrers
Ini
Santiago
Barket
Pike
Europe
Commission
Avelves
Santiato de Quba
Sanfo
Havani
Fanaa
Clenmeggs
Rallour
Qureli Boring
Guantaname
Marzanillos Taport
Clentuecos
Havana
Cuba
United States
Hayaba
Mantanzas
Cienfuegos
Erade
Murder suicide ends Phoenix romance in blood
A Phoenix tragedy left William Belcher known as The Cockney shooting his mistress Rose Gregory, then killing himself in her bed. Flora Wilson discovered the scene as police and coroner prepared to proceed with an inquest. Belcher, recently jailed for drunken disorder, and Powers had a fraught relationship, with neighbors noting her dissipated life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
William Belcher
Rose Gregory
Minnie Powers
England
Minnie
East Jackson Street
Flora Wilson
Powers
Belcher
Ile
Johustone
Duffield
Washington Street
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Captain Pomeroy
A. J. Chandler
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Miss. Bullock
Wil Pomeroy
Charlie Lew
Mr. Hakes
Territorial
Prest
Andrew Kimball
Mr. Kimball
Maricopa Estate of Zion
Fibermice
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association
Relief Hall
J. Nelson
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EB. Hailey
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Jessie Hobson
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Anderson Bros
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A. A. Whitney
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R. G. Andre
Geo. Thornton
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Christain Church
Middle States
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Ing
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Ru‘by Tucker
Frank Kellner
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F. H. Powers
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Toadly
T. Hagan
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Zetetic Literary Society
Republican Club
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Hodnett
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Judge Crouse
Emerson
Pacific Crockery Co
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Barrowdale
Goodwin
Margo Barrowdale
A. D
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S.A. Shaw
Wm. Newall
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McGrew
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Parker
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J. H. Hicks
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Phenix
Paul
P. P. Dages
Safford
T. Hayden
Sallie
Mary
Keenan
Aud & House
Nannie Price
Dear Springs
Gila
Norton
Cottonwood Creek
Brice Perley
F. G. Smith
N. E
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B. KK. Kerr
Mr. Jones
A. Ashhenberger
Othern Durean
Richmond
Luther N. Dey
Thoenix
Ashenberger
Henry Gonzales
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Mensant Bowen
Worl
Whipple Barracks
Territorial Regiment
Santa Fe Pacific
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Lewis Melezer
Terome
Flo
Ira Gill
Congress Junction
Colorado
W. A. Davis
Odd Fellows
Gill
Cochise Lodge
1.C.C.F
Murphy
Meade Froves Unique
Seszling
Mexico
White Hills
Sacramento Valley Railway Company
Arizona Territory
Fee Corporation
White Hits
Santa Fe
Hancock
Comstock
Corps of Engineers
Binse
Wilcox Wisdom
Rangenews
Thomas McMahon
Nighthawk
M.gaddis
Jack Poland
Billy Mack
Chemehuevis Valley
Bayer Heart
Womai
Wr. Pierce
Florence Hueter
Ark
Tr. Pierce
Wm. A. Belcher
Ness
Jor +i
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Elmo
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