Political Rhetoric and Regional News Reflections
The piece notes rising hut and Christ clubs across the nation and Arizona. It criticizes Blaine for aiding Harrison’s presidential bid and laments Jons Jay Knox’s death after demonetizing silver in 1873. It reports Cocoxiso county’s strong earthquake and warns against Yavapai secession, suggesting Democrats could beat Harrison unless Blaine or Cleveland prevail.
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Jons Jay Knox
Cocoxiso County
Coconino
Yavapai
Miles County
Harrison
Blaine
Cleveland
Line commission to move obstacle south into Cochise land
The line commission reveals plans to shift a disputed obstacle about thirty miles south from its current position. The new location would claim some of the finest mineral and agricultural land in Mexico and fall within Cochise county territory.
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Mexico
Cochise County
Free coinage debates stir congress and western voices
The article details vigorous debate over Bland's free coinage bill with references to government silver policy, financial disputes in Cochise County, and remarks from western figures on taxation, currency, and political future. It notes changes in committee positions and calls for quick action in the House and Senate.
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Senate
Wee
Jones
Vance
Vorhees
Harris
Carlisle
McPherson
Allison
Stewart
Creek Camp mining report from Creede camp details ore quality
A visiting mining man reports Creede camp ore decomposed with silver mainly as sulphurets on quartz. White talc and amethyst colored quartz noted. Last Chance shaft reaches 110 feet with vein about five feet wide shipping 100+ ounces silver per ton. Six claims produce 130 tons daily. 1000 residents, 300 buildings in sixty days.
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Creede Camp
Georgetown
Thay Pay
Wilbe
Last Chance
Bland Advocates Free Coinage With Silver Standard
A discussion in the article argues that free coinage of silver should be adopted, with the United States assigning a fixed price of 1.2999 to silver and coinage at 400 grains per silver dollar. It explains the mechanism and contends opponents misunderstand the merits of the policy.
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Stuven
Uncle Sam
Bland
International Monetary Conference
Messrs. Stone and Johnson
Philapgrata
Wannameker
Paris
Whitelaw Bid
United States
J. 8
Clarkson
House
Treasury
France
New Jersey Democrats Endorse Tariff as Presidential Issue
A meeting of prominent New Jersey Democrats in New York resolved to push tariff as the campaign issue for the coming presidential election. They warned that unlimited coinage of silver would ruin the country and could end the party backing it. Forbes of the Datath board of trade testified before the House Agriculture Committee against the anti option bill, arguing it would demoralize grain trade and water transport profits.
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Alva Adams
Colorado
Poli
Jefferson
Washington
Wall Street
Leadville
Aspen
Creede
Cripple Creek
New York
Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Boies
Wasmsotox
Forbes
Datath Board of Trade
House Committee On Agriculture Today
Tucson Weather and Tombstone Notes from Tucson Papers
Twisting snippets report Nogales electric works started, Tucson rainfall 3.28 inches, and a Tombstone teachers’ institute planned for next month. Also noted are an invitation at Armory Hall, the death of Rowe Gulves, hay prices spike limiting shipments to Guaymas, and various notices on Post Office pay, military moves, and local crime cases.
Surveyor predicts large US land gain from Mexico line
Reports from El Paso cite a survey chief stating the border line from San Pedro will slip 28 miles south and continue southward toward the Pacific, risking a major portion of neighboring territory becoming part of the United States. Local names appear as informants and supporters across several cities.
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Mexico
United States
el Paso
San Pedro
Pacific
Property Transfers and Mining Interests in Early Territory Records
W. L. Ingalls transfers all interest in the SV brand cattle lease to Martha Lyall in a four year term with joint tax payment. Patent activity notes Golden Gate mine Warren district Copper Queen consolidated. Butcher’s reports list AH Vaughn 17 head and PH Harrington 58 head for January. Deed records Hugh Callaghan sells interest in Three Brothers mine Tombstone district. Homestead entry by B Wise on lot 32 block 19 Benson.
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W.L. Ingalls
Martha Lyall
Golden Gate Mine
Warren District
Copper Queen Con. Mining Co
Hugh Callaghan
G. W
Copper Queen Co Produces 37 Million Pounds Copper in Four Years
The Copper Queen Company of Bisbee yielded 37,552,771 pounds of copper in the four years ending January 1, 1892, with 1891 the peak year at 10,500,000 pounds. Dividends total $875,000 and production cost 10.6 cents per pound. Expenditures include railroad and other improvements above ground. Four years’ production value totals $4,006,860.
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Mining and Engineering Journal
Copper Queen Co of
Bisbee
Queen Company
Canard on Royal Baking Powder Row Debunked by New York Press
The New York Press exposes a circulating claim of favorable New York Legislature action against Royal Baking Powder as a canard circulated by rival makers. The Press disclaims responsibility for the piece and warns against its use by those seeking to undermine competing products.
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New York Press
New York
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House Committee On Coinage
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Committee On Rules
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Pierce
Free Silver Movement
Utah
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Teller
Board of Commissioners of
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Miho
Graves
Boston
The
United
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Pennsylvania
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John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Co
Louisiana Lotter Company
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War House
Cainaga
Side House Committee On Coinage
New Jersey
Nes
Nogales
Tucson
Tombstone
Armory Hall
Rowe Gulves
Phenix
Guaymas
Fred Bean
CH &T Co
Wannamaker
J. W. Wham
Vancouver Barracks
Acexis Wasiko
P.O. Box
James Daly
Sheriffs Office
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Benson
Chicago Gen's Supply Co
van Burenst
Chicago
Flipper
Advertiser
Daly
Colorado Associated Press
Lip Gee
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R. Berna
Proctor
Pima County
LJ Wilson Phenix
C I Berger
Hereford
J Dolton Dei
Chas Moore
TC Obinam
Phordan
Karnest Launon
WC Green Herefond
Will Noonan
City
Eaton City
L. Bodecker
Hroukl
Leon Fass Jr
New Orleans
IT Time
Halifax
Levi
Los Angeles
Sam Webb
James Pyson
Omaha
Chas Herod
New Mexico
Co Nty Records
Martha Lyall Vo J. Shearer
Butchre
AH Vaughn
PH Harrington
Bond
OFC
Homestead
Wise
Great Mine
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Sr Lave
Cochise
Persimmons
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