Bisbee Visitors and Democratic Meeting Set for Benson Trip
August 3 1900 notes Bisbee figures and visitors from the ranch Randall, Cinwron, and De Sweet plan trips to California and Benson for a Democratic gathering. Prominent Democrats including O'Reilly and Metison head to Benson, while local politicians depart for the Democratic Central Committee meeting. Talks of the territorial convention pit Wilson against Mark Smith. Cochise County plans 14 delegates.
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B J O'Reilly
Benson
GH Campbell
Barber Ehote
Tonbetone
Mieteeant Iives
Ceanty Eest
Democratic Persudsi
Lee Bening
Ansonwat Washingington
Wilson
Mark Smith
Congress
Mark Smitt
Cochise
Big Consolidation Hinted for Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
The Chicago Times Herald reports possible consolidation of Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe with Southern Pacific. Collis P. Huntington, president of Southern Pacific, favors uniting the two railways and has laid proposals before directors. If approved, the merger would control roughly 1190 miles and shift California’s railroad landscape to the new consolidated system.
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Southern Pacific
Chicago Times Herald
Collis P. Henington
Southern Pacific Road
California
Banta Fe
Southern Paowns
Democratic Central Committee Meeting at Benson Deliberates Delegates
The Democratic Central Committee met at Benson with Dr Fleet as chairman and B Sandershoven as secretary absent. Delegates were elected to the Territorial Convention including We Sweet and J N Jones. A call to organize clubs was issued by Bryan Stevenson Jones and Hearst urging united action against corruption.
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B Sandershoven
Abeeoce
BJ O'Ridly
Proxey
Stephen Roemer
Jas Keith
We Sweet
Sowle
JN Jones
J C Callanan
Jat
Loteen
EG Od
A Wentworth
Ale McCormick
Land G Sanders
P J Delehanty
JS Merrill
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Hensin
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Democracy
WJ Bryan
Adlai EB Stevenson
Jack Jones
William R Hearst
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United States
Kansas City
Removal of Southern Pacific shops from Tucson denied
El Paso Times reports a rumor that Southern Pacific shops would move to El Paso. The Tucson Citizen refutes the claim, stating no move is planned and that Tucson shops will expand instead, with about six thousand workers anticipated during the enlargement effort.
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Shifting Party Alignments Sparked by Imperialism Debate
The article notes a changed political alignment since 1900 with antiimperialists shifting away from Bryan due to silver policy while McKinley gains support from figures like Bourke Cockran and Edward M Shepard. It reports a new Scotch syndicate taking over Turning Point Mill and Mine in Casa Grande, promising large scale work soon.
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Religious Prisoners Seize Jail With Fervent Reform
A wave of religious revival sweeps Tombstone County Jail as inmates attend daily services and hymn singing. Convicted Halderman brothers sparked a broader renewal. Bible and hymn books arrive from church members and services occur at 104 and 6. A bright inmate leads sermons, and overall behavior improves. Nearby incident at a Methodist picnic ends with no trespass.
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Tombstone News Roundup Mixed Local Notes and Talks
Citizens urged to register and vote while officials report on local events. Leaders including Judge Reilly and Chas Donald discuss mining prospects and Democratic meetings in Benson Tombstone and Pearce. Weather, agriculture, and infrastructure notes mix with circus departures and civic plans.
Chinese events raise fears for U.S. troops across empire
The El Paso Times notes that events in China show 50,000 American troops could reach any point in the empire, while predicting November elections will admit New Mexico and Arizona as states and elect Democratic delegates to Congress this fall.
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French arbiter Moctaree warns of world war if China row persists
Moctaree, a French arbitration figure, says civilization faces existential test in Retic as patrons clash over China. He forecasts a global conflict and ruin, with ten months of war in Africa costing Britain about 410 million dollars, roughly 49 million per month, unless peace is achieved.
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Mining bonds set to bring millions to Ada over months
Over the past year many mines in the territory have been bonded with small initial payments and development work completed. From now on, periodic font payments will drop, funneling several millions of dollars into Ada within the next few months.
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Democratic Platform Details Exposed in 1990 Campaign
The document outlines platform contrasts and governance plans tied to party aims in Washington D.C. It references the Democratic platform and addresses by Bryan and Stevenson, noting contractor roles and ideological rhetoric in the scavenging of what is described as imperialist microbes.
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Geof Merk and era on Tombstone scene in Bisbee days
Geof Merk a veteran Tombstone Epitaph figure now with the Corlinee Kteview in Bisbee meets Tombstone acquaintances. Governor Murphy receives a letter from Sarah Connor of Portland Maine seeking info about her brother John Bunvoo. Two mining crimes prompt charges at Exposed Reefs in Carre Canyon with Justice Shuster to hear cases tomorrow.
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