Strikes, politics, cholera and crime in late 1892 notices
A string of terse items reports strikes affecting Carnegie steel, political maneuvering by party officials, and a wave of cholera news from Asia to Europe. It notes wage disputes, bail issues, and public sentiment, plus isolated crime reports from New York and California, and a mix of international politics and local curiosities.
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Washixotus
Williame
Havre
Touraine
Staten Island
Europe
United
New York
the Post
Cub-Treasury
L. von Hoffman & Co
Fuerst Bismarck
Berrato
Sweeney
Chicago
Quinn
Nickle Plate Yards
Politicians and silver politics in Tombstone reflections
A fragmented column links politics to civic duty and calls for a self-reliant silver campaign while criticizing party leadership. It cites Mark Smith as Arizona’s strong delegate, praises the Arizona Enterprise for its support, and laments proposed city funding as a means to raise funds for local improvements. The piece ends with a mention of Tombstone st Hosksn’s mince meat.
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Beapsraser
United States
Mark Smith
Congress
Mark
Arizona Enterprise
Enterprise
Smith
Arizona
New England
Tombstone
St Hosksn's
Cochise County Board Actions August 1892 Minutes
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors meeting records show tax levies for territorial and county funds totaling 3.30 per 100 dollars, plus a 0.35 rate for Tombstone School District, with treasurer commission fixed at 3 percent. Also bids accepted for printing the Great Register, road work authorized, and school district formation proceedings plus routine adjournments and notices.
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University Normal School School
University Fund
Territorial Board of Equaliaation
Ae Ae
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Cochise
Chas. W. Pugh
Southwestern Stockman
C. B. Fly Seeks Sheriff Nomination for Cochise County
Announcement tonight confirms C. B. Fly’s candidacy for sheriff under the Republican banner subject to county convention. Fly, long courted by both parties, agreed to allow his name after a strong petition. He is at Rice Colorado en route home and expected next week, praised as a fearless, honorable guardian against lawlessness. The note on county division suggests statehood delay and possible future action in the legislature.
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Fly
Rice
Colorado
Cochise
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Lower Bay
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la Peters
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Norwich
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Kan
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Sual
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Reyroat
the Board of Supervisors of
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Aly Sing
Scott White
Attest
W. D. Moxmoxton
Fairbank
Boston Mill
W. D. Martinez
Benson
Sam Heansen
CB. Kelton
Attest W. D. Moxsonren
G. W. Bayas
Charman
Wm. Hughes
Bisbee Road
Timothy Griffith
C. J.watson
Wilgus
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W.N. Fife
Ross’ Mill
Whitewater
D. Moxwesien
Prospector
Fatty Ryan
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