Deity correspondent reports visits and local society notices
From Wednesday's Deity HL Schmelding greeted the president in Benson yesterday. Mrs Shattuck and child and Mrs George Watt left today for the east. General McCook met the Harrison party at El Paso and returned with them. A cavalry troop with a cannon saluted the president from Huachuca to Tucson. Presbyterian Aid Society meets Friday at 2 30 p.m. Ladies Aid Society of the M and Thareh will meet April 23 at Mes B A Peckard's residence. Douglas Gray visited the Turquois to view the Silver Bill ore with International Smelting. Fly returned from Bisbee praising the copper camp and its people. The Florence to Casa Grande stage was robbed last Saturday. A Guindani of Fairbank will visit his birthplace across the water, Mima, for about four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
M. &. Thareh
Mes B. A. Peckard
Douglas Gray
Turquois
International Smelting Compar
A. Guindani
Fairbank
Bir Eld
Mima
Draining Tombstone Mines Prompts Capital Pumping Plan
An old time miner praises a new draining method for Tombstone mines arguing it will attract capital. He recalls past water-driven closures and notes potential profits from ore near the water line. A San Francisco mining figure cites a $500,000 start, with $300,000 already subscribed, urging organized local effort to fund a pumping scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
San Francisco
Forea Nti
Grant Central
Grand Reception Amidst Arizona Presidential Visit
A grand reception unfolds as the presidential party arrives at 5 18 pm. Troops from Hanchoce fire a salute, and the party dines at the Virginia hotel before a staged departure. President Randall Harrison speaks on hardships, Apaches, Tombstone pumps, and retirement from public life. Wannamaker praises the crowd and department fashion. a Tombstone agent appears, then departs. The piece closes with notes on a constitutional competition bill affecting state convention voting and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensom
Hanchoce
Virginia
Arizona
Tombstone
el Paro
Mra. Harrison
Vallee
Tombster
Harrison
Philadelphia
Wannamaker
Pam
Papari
Busi Tees
Busines
Frontier tensions and global dispatches mix in latest reports
War prep and frontier troop movements dominate wires from London to Washington. Updates include alleged Sher man fund expansion, Willoughby expedition seizure near Beira, Italy recalling a Washington envoy threat, and a vast, peaceful army redeployment planned by the War Department. Reports also cover Spain United States tariff talks, robberies at Plateau hotel, and stockman fears as cattle flows shift from Kansas to Texas California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvos
Soats
America
Willoughby
Delgos Bay
Beirs
Pongive River
Portugese
Wiloughby
Beira
Lisbon
President Harrison in Benson Tact Night Event
Report from Benson Tact Night describes President Harrison greeting locals on the rear platform, urging Arizona residents to demand what they want. Secretary Rusk was introduced by General Wannamaker amid jokes about gifts, while a clothing man and a Tombstone visitor sparked laughter. A poet of laughter and later news of Mark Saitr at Arkansas Hill Springs on crutches are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. White
Benson
Harrison
Arizona
Land Grant Court
Rusk
P. M General
Wannamaker
Tarbelof
Tombstone
Wannamaker Maging
Philadelphia
L ‘Aughter
Hischke
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HL. Schmelding
Benson Yee~ Terday
General McCook
el Paso
Huachuca
Tucson
Prebyterian Aid Society
Fly
Bisbee
Florence
Casa Grande
Jasperan
Steet
Lawpor
New York
Bee
Kieff
Sherman
Russia
Pants—Baron Fava
Rome
United. Staten
New Orleans
Baron Fava
la Gasconne
Marquis Imperiali
Washington
Italy
War Department
Krante
Sth Infantry
Gibbon
Manai
Spain
United States
Caravas del Castillo
J. W. Fonter
Antilles
Sturses
Plateau Hotel
Cuscade
Omaha
Kansas
Dakota
Texas
California
Scottspaix
Lessinger No
Frick Coke
Ascampsy. Va
Malvern Hill
William A. Bale
New York City
Sr. Louis
Wasurxatox
Miller
St. Louis
San Antonio
Colorado
Wyoming
Secretary of Agriculture
Honoxes
N.J
Dan Exgan
Montana
Frank Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Wicarsotox
South Carolina
Mark Saitr i
Arkanens Hil Springs
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