Fragmented Tucson notes mix of arrivals and legal matters
A mosaic of early 20th century Tucson items reports residents and visitors including Col and Mrs Herring in Tucson, D K Wardwell and W Whitney arrivals, Frank Hare in court, Mark Smilly returning to Phoenix, and various legal proceedings. The record notes tremulous travel, probate activities, a four year US case ending in not guilty, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
Col Cummings
W.W. Whitney
Tucson
Randemd
Barber locates oil well in Los Angeles by imagination
The well known water and mineral locator Barber announces discovery of an Indy feet oil well in Los Angeles aided by his imagination and a copper wire, amid questionable method claims and symbolic language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butane Pharmacy
Dr. Hamilton
Braun & Co
Los Angeles
Tom Brown
Barber
Justice sessions discuss suit and local figures amid confusion
The article describes a court session led by Justices Ker kas focusing on a dispute initiated by James Reilly against Janice Duncan Na blood wesste. It mentions Frank Broad and business figures from Tucson involved with Selby Sinking Co. and Tucson Sampling Works, with dates and locations unclear due to text damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombeli W
Ker Kas
James Reilly
Janice Duncan
Frank Broad
Justiece
Chine
UW Wares
Tucson
Pombetune
Selby Sinking Co
Ear Feanowee
Toyatiy
Mr. Wares
Mr. Wie
Mysterious Text Fragment on Mountain Work Plans
A garbled report mentions a planned construction related to a weather observatory and crater maintenance. It references a height of 4109 feet and work commencing at a stated time, with road projects to the mountain summit and Hutting erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Crater
The
Pacific Improvement Economy
Land Department
Complexion of Liver Ailment and Remedies
Fragmentary OCR describes a liver related illness with fever headaches dizziness constipation and digestive issues. It mentions symptoms like malaise and jaundice and cites Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure claimed to eradicate the disease and associated troubles. The text references nervous and urinary problems and general debility in connection with the liver disorder.
Two Standards and a Polarized Trade Rift Report
A garbled 19th century article discusses reciprocal cattle pasturing between the United States and Mexico, with strong protests from Mexican City officials. It notes cattlemen seeking to return livestock without customs duties and tensions over border trade and sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mestean Esttle
Whch Am Resn
Mexico
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visit Edinburgh described
Fragmentary reminiscences recount cheers for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert during a first royal visit to Edinburgh. A frightened servant recalls the queen’s approach and a prince’s bow and kiss as they move through Windsor corridor and a drill ground scene from a Seventh regiment training.
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Victoria
Hrnistamh
Victorix
Alebert
Edinburgh
Jobn
Shre
Tetler
Windsor
Prince of Wales
Tytler
Daly of
Lideoistely
Eczema vent leads to comedy scene at town festival
A fragmented report notes an eczema related vent affecting Pete OTe and others, with an odd sequence of names and places including A Nicol and Bunter iho. The piece hints at a local comedy performance amid confusion and unclear details.
Missing Persons Notice Under Coded Ad Post
A cryptic ad seeks men and women for unspecified work with phrases about a cash prize and “free” benefits. It mentions P O Box 1971 in New York and a prior agent earning over $20,000 in five years. The readable fragment implies an employment or recruitment scheme with little verifiable detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
New York
County Seat Split Sparks Bitter Local Debate
Residents split on county seat removal with oppose and support camps both active. Conflicting plans threaten stability as factions push rival schemes, foretelling potential public uproar and political maneuvering in Cochise County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochise
Silver's Rise and Fall Quoted Amid Market Jitters
Silver quotes today show a cent gain over yesterday with prices climbing steadily on upward moves. Downturns are described as a sharp drop from the top, likened to a sickening thud, reflecting volatile market sentiment.
Letter cites political integrity in Arizona admission hope
Mahic SMKM writes to MB Ce of Phenix arguing the sole drawback to Arizona's admission is political integrity. If the territory remains democratic, admission could occur within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahic Smkm
MB Ce
Phenix
Arisona
Unclear War Scheme Promises Washington Feed Demos
A garbled 19th century note claims LoxKY and associates threaten mass protest in Washington with an estimated 50,000 men expected to converge. It suggests the government must provide rations or employment, hinting at a strained federal response and possible coercive measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxky and Company
Congress
Washington
Sam
Washington Proclamation Targets Coxeyites and Street Gatherings
The proclamation in Washington bans the Coxeyites from selling, soliciting, or assembling in streets and declares crimes will be punished under the laws. Coxey continues to fund his race horses and use money for his army, maintaining his activity despite the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wington
Coxeyites Des Hares
Coxey
Contempt Claim Looms as Court Consults Case Details
A fragmentary report outlines Judge Scull handling a sentence tied to a libel or contempt case. The text references Ropewater and a harsh penalty, noting public access to court actions and a civil process during wartime, with sharp critique of judicial conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Scull
Ropewater
Linen Waington
Catt
Senator Stewart Links Caxey Uprising to Policy
Senator Stewart argues the Caxey uprising is the natural outcome of the policy, stating the administration’s approach fosters unrest and calls for a reassessment of strategy amid growing tensions and criticism from opposition voices.
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Stewart
Sol An
New Youx Commentary Promises Westward Move by Candidates
Fragmentary text shows a political note asserting that pirates for the highest office will force a station move westward to reach hoped-for gains. The readable content is limited and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Coxey's Army Adds Women and Supporters in Washington
Report notes Coxey's Army gains female enlistments and local supporters, including workers who once planned to flee, now choosing to stay and welcome his arrival and the new aid brigade in Washington.
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Coxey
Tupon Coxey
Washington
Campaign Newspapers Rise Across Territory
Campaign newspapers proliferate nationwide, but focus on politics while neglecting constructive topics. Critics argue such papers harm public discourse by promoting revenue-driven agendas and sensationalism.
The silver question nears a critical milestone
The text suggests an imminent settlement within a year, with optimism about favorable outcomes. It references property owners in Tombstone who should not worry about their future prospects as progress toward better times accelerates each day.
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Tombstone
tariff will lower Mexcian cattle market and hurt buyers
The Phenix Herald condemns the tariff as it claims cheap and fat Mexican cattle will flood the market. It argues the public seeks affordable beef amid economic decay and urges passing the Wilson bill to aid consumers.
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Phenix Herald
Wilson
Coxeyites and rail plans swirl in unsettled times
Reports from the era describe McGarrision of the New Luma mine dead, railroad moves via Sam Dieges Unit, and the Southern Pacific possibly circling Rock D. The Montana Coxey contingent clashed with Blydep sheriffs, with several injured. Parliament discuss acts and coinage in a tense tone as reform plans unfold amid political wrangling and market shifts.
Curious Facts and Historical Trivia Recap
A collage of curiosities covers topics from wood pulp papers to Bible book sequence , foetal orientation and fossil fields in the Sahara desert. It notes long sea routes of explorers, ship speeds and the mint marks used on U S coins including S C O and P for Philadelphia mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wananyan Heemin
Sahara Desert
Tral Revuess
Fuglaoil
Mulhall
Dames
San Francisco
Carson City
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Young film maker seeks preaching license after revival vision
A young filmer, once convicted at a revival, asked for a preaching license before the next conference. He claimed a vision involving blue ring in the sky and great letters meaning preach Christ. An elder doubted, but the convert remains a farmer and seeks entry into the conference.
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Hare
Wal
Angumient
Atoud
L C
Lam
Times Star
Bayonet Points Sentry Ad Mystery Crib Notes
Fragments from a 19th century column present cryptic phrases about naval targets and obscure incidents. The garbled text references a ship, a roof, and a horse with a vague line about murder. No clear individuals, places, or events emerge from the readable content.
Curious Facts From An Antiquarian Ledger
A garbled 19th century style compendium notes figures on libraries, emigration, coin values, and public order. It cites Oxford’s old foundation myth, King Alfred, and tariff mentions, then pivots to crime statistics in Great Britain, with remarks on arrests and vagrancy. A fragment mentions naval tech and a remark about women and literacy.
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Toston Guilily
Chileno
University of Oxford
England
Alfred Tu St. Iv
Bostt
Europe
United States
Walcott Mailer Signals New Popcorn Stock Arrival
A Walcott shop announces new stock including mailer notices and the now reduced retail price on Pop Corn. Mrs. Potter's Mineo Meat is also featured among the fresh goods arriving for sale.
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Tomantone
Arizona Kicker
Skesexie
Col. and
Mrs. Herring
D. K. Wardwell
Tack
W. Whitney
S&c. Begg
Calornia
Mr. Blades
Benson
Minneap Olle
Kansas
HG Howe
Frank Hare
Tucan
Julia S. Robin
Oncha Totay
Galforna
Ronan
AH Emusuel
Mark Smilly
L. Birt
Kaywa Barder
St Lave
Nogales
Wadi
Lave
Eatleman
Aer Bea Company
Wallint
Treety
Lew Angeles
Haniel
Los Anzedes
Kelly
Army
Nebrasca
James Boy
Anzona
W. A. King
Ring
Esteue
Hustead
Richard Clark
White
Bere
Clark
Bitwe
U.S
Waleter S. Tucker
Clark Wa
Biscee
Jas Reilly
Barnes
Bonila
Rollin Metcal
George Metcalf
Histee
Bel
Phery Avor
Univerity
Levant
Pishki
Mira Carr Swirs
Sotote
Chicao Army Magazine
Eczema
Amy Best
Guthura
Ewen
Ste A
Fatah
WERK
Pals ML
Hat Town
Me Bird
Nara Arizole
Es Comaty
Greimoerd
McGarrision
Soutders Pacific
Sam Dieges U
Floriston
Trucker
Montana
Blydep Sherdfs
Lu'olekurrow
Hoes
Meyers Com
GM Amt
Bhaud
Rge Dixon
Seutig Fia
Boston
Q Dullara
Meco
Mexco
Central American
Srintian
Sheowean
Helen Gould
London
Penoyer
Butte
Coxes
Tournet
Meyer
United State Land Claites Court of Privisesson
Santa Fe
San Miguel Tel Budo
San Miguel
Pecos River
New Mexico
Duncan
White Oaks
Lincoln County
Bland
Thoretay
N. Cate
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Stritich
Walcott
the Prospector
Cochive County
Ferry’s
Auanai
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