Free Coinage and Local Politics in Cochise County
The article discusses Cochise County's assessment roll rising about 200000, likely favoring local growth. It highlights Wiley E. Jones as a potential delegate candidate, notes support for Graham County Democrats, and describes the Bryan and Sowail silver club's increasing influence in the silver campaign. It cites opinions from Horace Daxtar and Mr. Dunlap on monetary policy and proclaims the need for robust silver advocacy and a Republican stance on sound money.
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Wiley E. Jones
Congress
Jones
Arizons
Graham County
Horace Daxtar
Wilcox News
T County
Ilver
Finsness
Dunlap
Gretiselle
Republic
McKinley
Fragmented political chatter from New York papers
The excerpt quotes several figures from New York journalism arguing over party splits and campaign issues. It mentions a potential Populist dissolution if resignations occur, Hobart’s post trust affecting prices, and hints at McKinley anxiety over tariff policy as the gold Democrats push for a ticket.
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McKinley
Goscoe
Cot
Clavelend
Bisbee News Bits Skip Across Town
Local notes recount Ram on Jurads returning from work, Frank Grat’s Canyon outing, Bol Charette’s Montreal trip after hospital healing, and various travelers to Nogales and Naco. A street talk about the Imperial Bloody A P A group at Bisbee rink raises concern over clandestine meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grat
Adh Canyon
Atea
Frank
Packetta Station
Emeraid Isle
Moike
Uloody A. P
Bisbee
Corrention and departures mark August LI 1896 town notes
fiemee August LI 1896 corrention Mr Chapman piaso taner had been doing little work in town left this morning A Myritto and A Verelano Copper Queen employees took a day off to visit families Miss Carapaugh will spend weeks at Roberts ranch Mrs Barger left for Tombstone for a visit with friends took a basket of cucumbers and vegetables from her garden Her garden replaced by a flowerless Sulphur smoke last year Mrs Barter desires
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Bol Charette
Montreal
Bol
Sol
Allie Sowle
James Buckley
Bate
Old Re
Armel
Nogales
Mr. Chapman
Piaso Taner
A. Myritto
A. Verelano
Copper Queen
Miss Carapaugh
the Roberts Ranch
Mra. Barger
Tombstone
Elwant
Haxlwood
Perkins
Pearce
Terp
Paoxracton Om
Mica Mable Swain
Swain
Asa Smith
Earth
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Quiet Payday: Town Ledger and a Household Mouse Trap Tale
A muddled town report notes payday, modest finances, and the regal absence of use in leisure. A humorous household incident unfolds when a wife’s trap plan twice misfires, sparking a mouse scare and a startled husband who then resumes breakfast as the kitchen chaos settles.
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Bieber
Tromble
Regal
Preato
Ree Tetian
Baro
Revolution Still On As Troops Move Into Nogales
Excitement remains high in Nogales after yesterday’s fighting with Yaqui forces. Col. Bacon of Huachuca sent 120 soldiers to Nogales following reports of American citizens in danger, while Santa Teresa Taquie attackers are believed captured and may face execution. Public news is scarce and stores close as tensions rise.
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Nogales
Santa Teresa
Morice
Sante Terese
Mexico
Sil
Clarks
Daty
Pearce News Report Ailing Residents And Local Developments
The Pearce column notes Mr. Hravin’s quiet condition, Mr. Fountain’s recent illness, and visits by Father Genemat and others. A new blacksmith shop owned by Mr. Morgan is under construction, and plans for a new boarding house, schoolhouse funding, and a mining venture near Huachuca are mentioned. Local events include horse and foot races, a wedding and reception, a Mexican band performance, and community meetings about a bi-metallic league and literacy efforts.
Pree Pills and Local News From Arizona Front
An assortment of notices and scenes from Arizona towns. Pills advertised as tonic for digestion malaria and liver troubles claim vegetable safety and strength. Reports include a bank watch on a wanted robber two prisoners handed to U S Marshal for smuggling and local crime notes plus social updates from Willcox Tombstone and Willame with deaths fires and church notices.
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Thashen
Arizona Central Bank
Colorado
Crippe Creek
Blood disease remedy claim for rheumatism
A testimonial from Mr. Ana Sunth of Green Castle Indiana asserts ordinary tonics fail for Selatic Rheumatism and that a so called blood remedy named Rheumatium offers “wonderful cures.” He says many physicians treatments did not relieve his deep seated blood disease and that common browl remedies did him no good.
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Ottir
Ood
Ana Sunth
Greencastle
Indiana
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Toubstone
Arizona
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Maine
Arthur Sewal
Democrati
Cochise County
Bryan and Sowail Silver Club
Ever Clube
London Financial News
Bam Ou
New York World
Mr. Woeteon
Bisbee News
Ruswen
cuprEnix Gs
Ramon Jurads
Mia
Clifford
Emme Oy
Stock
George Bay
George
Jarrington
Naconarri
Fiemee
August LI
Corrention
Pearce News
Mr. Hravin
Fountain
Father Genemat
Frank Moreso Eas
Dre
Gordon Ant Gatapont
Mr. Morgan
J. Ziegler
Californa
Mrs. A
Mra. Ziegler
Huachucw
Zeigler
Henry
Rane
Reeulte
Jimmie Fourr
Lilie Vang
Andrew Vaughan
Sadie Walker
Julionie Walker
Clara Fourr
Jeter
Dragoon Summit
Rcumug
Fombatone
Tadiew
Rome
Leagi Ig
Steenle
Alloa
Eteeet
Winien
Warrai
Mre
HS. Gordon
Epmorth League
Eafety
Tom
Tomistane and
Hisbee
Willcox House
Los Angeles
Pacific Resorts
Jornia
Golden State
Willcox
Schifling
Mro
Mra
Cal
Beautiful Alive
Dros Xoode
Willame
Williame New
Wile
Lon Angeles
Beott White
Taccon
U. S
Matshal
Old Pueblo
Tucson
Benson
Lorteburg
Franklin
George Smith
D. Larrymore
Hooker's Hot Springs
Austin
Tex
Wilbur News
Eberitt
Fry
Skull Pass
New Mexico
A. Feoud
Roberto
Shebourne
Neo Traveler
Chicago
Price
Hood
Batley Poweer ‘Werté
Mahest Awad
Werve-Life Medical
Kalamazoo
Sopa
E. Burlingame
Mining and Metallurgical Journal
California
Nevada
Lower
The
Republic of Mexico
Itiethe
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