Bash Butter and Fair Debate Reflect Local Views
In Wolcott’s Cash Store an advertisement notes fresh Bash Butter from the ran B White. An opinion piece cites Gam Haswires opposing a woman's department at the World’s Fair and quotes a strong rebuke about women’s industry. News mentions citrus fruit shipping issues affecting California oranges and a memorial note on Charles F. Crisp’s Dallas burial in 1875.
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Wolcott’s
Gam Haswires
Woman's Department
Charles F. Crisp
Dallas
Texas
el Paso Tribune
Richmond
Interior plan to establish Pecos headwaters National Park
The interior department proposes a national park at the Pecos headwaters in New Mexico, spanning about 475 square miles across San Miguel Mora and Santa Fe counties. The area is mountainous and well wooded with timber vital to irrigation, so protection is urged to prevent wholesale timber destruction. A similar reservation is also suggested for the White River plateau.
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New Mexico
Interior Department
Pecos
San Miguel
Mora
Santa Fe
White River
Coffee culture expands into Mexican and American regions
The piece argues coffee culture is growing as a leading industry in parts of Mexico and Arizona. It suggests the test is worth trying, noting coffee is easy to cultivate and plantations can be highly profitable. It compares to California, claiming California products could be reproduced with better quality in Arizona.
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Partas
Mexico
Arizona
California
What is Flower For
Fragmentary text questions the purpose of August Flower and a sermon opening asks about the meaning of life from cradle to grave, suggesting a reflective or religious discussion in a sermon context.
Infant Hats Cop Chief Freakish Ride In Suburban Car
A newborn’s amusement in a crowded car leads a father to a comic tug of war over a tiny straw hat. The infant’s laughter and the father's red face create a topsy tale of family life on a late hour trip.
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Pape
William
Willian
Penny
Valentine
Whip Scorpion A Venomous Insect Of Mexico and Central America
The whip scorpion, a venomous arachnid reported in Mexico and Central America, is described with an elongated segmented tail ending in a sting. Its fangs are short and pipelike, and its palps resemble forceps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Central American
St. Louis Republic
English Peers and the Cost of Courtly Duties
An article discusses the unfairness of funding peers through the civil list and calls for open parliament votes on allowance for ceremonial duties. It compares the House of Lords to a U S Senate style system, noting tensions over paid posts and dignity. The piece also references “queer ways” of rulers and odd examples of institutional waste and excess.
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Henry Labone
House of Lords
House of Tiles
United States
Senate
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Tombstone
Prospector
Sunny Excerrep
SC. Bagg
San Francisco
Sonora
the Whip Scorpion
Gus
Vravk Town, Jr
West Fourth Street
New York City
Heer
Ayer
S. Sarsaparilla
Dr. J. C. Ayer & CO
Lowell
Mass
Pioneer Store
5Th and
Fremont Sts A
Joe Hoefler
PROM
General Merchandise
AGUN
Buckeye
J. V. Vickers
Fremont ST
Soi
C.b.tarbell
Hare & Page
Consoligated Shoe CO
Salem Mase
P.O. Bow
New York
W. Lakgu
Arizona Mail & Stage CO
US Mail
Wells, Fargo W Co’s Express
Fairbank
Nogales
Bisbee
Becson
Praes Oea
Free Rge
A. Cohn & Bros
Allen Street
Fifth
Virginia Hotel Benson
Benson
A. A. Castaneda
J. M Castaneda
ST. Louis Beer Hall
The
St Louis Beer Hall
Av4euser
Rosch Brewing Association
ST. Louis
Missouri
Wooodiasale and Retail Ayply
Martin Costello
JM McDonough
Laqueun
Lee A Shang
Pineer Billiare
le Anecien
Montezuma — House
Leon Laerieu
Pairbank
Bank of Tombstone
Pascor Geo H Caneet
W. Woon
Pony
Carmen Key West
Bev
Anheuser
L. A. Engle
Bisbew
Geo. H. Fitts
Langgdorf
Tranquility Mining Company
Tombsove
Cochise County
St. Roome
Sam Francisco
J. W. Pew
Pine Street
Jeakneas
Ety Ant
Bette
Banoo
Fey
Bern
Rene
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