Silver politics and water rights in Territorial Arizona
Editorial clippings discuss silver policy and party divisions with remarks on New York papers backing silver, the fate of free silver in the Democratic Party, and a contested territorial convention setup. The piece mentions artesian wells near St David and debates over party leadership and locations for a convention.
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The
New York Tribune
Elver
Cochise County
St. David 1
Cesson
Local note on new residents and town happenings in Bisbee
Bisbee news covers Fred Ingle moving into a mansion, Gus Peterson leaving for Denver to pursue copper mines, and two newly married couples triggering townwide serenades. Harry Slater suffers a train-accident scare but escapes serious injury. Ed and Alvan Howe feature as editors, with townsfolk planning a fund to calm serenade disruptions.
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Gus Peterson
Prso
Denver
Bisher
Atecess
Moothy
Vyler
Harry Slater
Tucson
Arizona cattle interests dominate territory politics
Mrs Jos and Curry visit Prescatt with cattle matters while Coyotes and a new ware room pest control plan attract attention. Jack Wickstrom returns from Tombstone as Arizona cattle baron W Land tours Tucson and weighs regional meat market shifts and congressional potential.
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W. ©. Land
Cochise County
Arizona
Tucson
Mr. Land
Corbie
Landie
Cutte
Land
Butchor
Itverras
Temourat
Tombstone Silver Club Forms At Court House Meeting
The Tombstone Silver Club organized at a court house meeting led by Chairman A L Grow. Scott White elected secretary and A Wentworth treasurer. a five member committee on constitution and by laws formed. Eight initial members signed the roll, about fifty five citizens joined, and officers were made permanent. A Lowell Observatory project and new telescope equipment were also described with preparations underway.
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Court House
A. L. Grow
Scott White
A. Wentworth Treaster
Clark
Clare
A. H. Emanuel
Gordon
Hearyaker
M.D. Seriboer
Tombstone Silver Club
R Welek
Committee On Constitution and By-Lawa
Piles symptoms and dubious medical remedies advertised
An early 20th century styled block lists pile symptoms moisture itching and stinging worse at night with scratching, mentions tumors and bleeding. It cites physician ads and mail orders for treatments including Curve and Kali preparations, and notes heat deaths in Oroville area plus a second hand windmill ad and various want ads.
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Gecents
Swayze
Sox
Paladelvhia
Benson Items: Notable notes on California trip and election chatter
Our correspondent reports Dr. Gait's health improving after California viewing. Arizona residents show strong interest in the presidential race, discussing free silver and Bryan. Dr. Gaff and family returned from a Monte trip with visits to San Francisco hospitals and Pacific coast Catalina Island. Dispatch from San Francisco mentions ex U S Marshal David Nagle killed Judge Terry in a distant incident. The Star editor Barry clashed with Nagle over coverage. The Laredo Now notes Mexican returnees taking liberal terms to return to homeland.
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Arizona
Bryan
Gaff
Monte
California
San Francisco
Catalion Island
Beatty
Rio Grae
Mexico
Bank Robbery Foiled By Quick Wits In Nogales
Report of a failed bank raid at the International Bank of Nogales. Three armed men entered the bank, one covered the cashier while another aimed at the president, shots fired as robbers tried the vault. A bystander was wounded, a horse shot, and pursuing officers gathered near the border.
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Newaues
Tofay
Toternation Bank of
Horerea
Hharae
Dersart
Atmet
Posse
Auckly
Arein Pureuit
Small Spot May Be Cancer Safer If Treated Early
A South Carolina reader recounts a cancer scare from a tiny under-eye lesion. He credits S S S medicine with curing hereditary cancer after initial doubt from physicians and notes cancer’s hereditary risk. The piece touts S S S as a universal cure for cancer and other blood disorders.
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J. J. Arnold
Carolina
South Carolina
Greenwood
J. R Arnold
de Miller
Fool
SS. Ss
Chegen SS. S
S. S
S. S.S
B.S.S
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Cney
Tent of
Thoussande
New York Journal
New York
Tuk
Los Angeles Times
United States
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St. Damocrate
Central Committee
Williarse
Kingman
Yuma
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Fred Ingle Hae
Cunningham
Vail
Journal
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Alvan Howe
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Williane
Too
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Mr. Joorsa
Mr. Metz
Abe Richants
Husehucas
Mra. Brown
Ubeir der Gta
Jove
Bante Montes
Jack Wickstrom
Tombatone
Old Sol
Jack
Geophy
Brophy
Feed
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Vick Bion
E. Douglas
Hawines
Lowell Observatory
Lowell
Oroville
Cal
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SUR
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Hood
Sewall
Corbett
Colorado
Armours Silver Dodge
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Bisa
Congress
James J. Corbett Arived
Reddy Gallagher
Bill Woods
Cripple Creek
Sxavrix, Wash
EcStreet
Lawrence Cummings
Brynecek
Cuwaco
Phil Armour
Isis
Richert
Cuiiaco
Moore Brothers
Moore Bro
Itla
G. H. Fitts
Mining Ad Metallurgical Journal
Pacific Coastiuution
Nevada
New Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Bcal
Los Angeles
Cal. Jr
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