Arizona Exhibit at Pan American Exposition
The article notes Arizona plans a strong display at the Pan American Exposition with a focus on scientific progress and resource development. It discusses U S political shifts, increases in copper production, and differing opinions on policy amid territorial expansion. It mentions yellow fever research risks and a controversial stance on medical experimentation. It also touches on Prohibition era sentiments affecting Kansas and nationwide attitudes toward alcohol.
Teale’s Fresh Air Invention Promises Market Light
Teale unveils a device enabling artificial flame that purifies frosted rooms by burning certain gases. He claims it will make windows unnecessary and could revolutionize air quality. July promises from Lays and the hopeful future for Tessa are hinted amid grand claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teale
Julke
Tessa
Costs of Soldiers and Foreign Troops Highlight Budget Debate
In a prelude to the army appropriation vote, figures from Representative McClelland estimate per-soldier costs. American soldiers would cost about 1,288 dollars annually excluding pensions, rising with pensions. German and French per-soldier costs including pensions are cited as 227 and 232 dollars respectively. The total army cost is suggested near 300 million yearly, with additional foreign costs implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Repre- McClelland
N.Y
Bisbee Jottings from Feb 17 1900
Bisbee notes list visitors and travels, including De F A Sweet in Phoenix on a visit to friends, B A Packard departing for Los Angeles, Thos McGraw Jr a visiting mine figure from Warden Idaho, and WC Nicholson with Southwestern railroad from Douglas. Professor James Douglas left for Morenci and will return to New York soon.
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Treatees
F. A. Sweet
Phoenix
Iriends
WC Nicholson
Southwestern Railroad
Douglas
Prolcssier
James Douglas
Morenci
New York
Tragic accident at Copper Queen pit injures young Austrian worker
Stairo Medigovich, a 20 year old Austrian, suffered severe injuries at the Copper Queen pit after a bar of Los flew up striking him in the left jaw. He was taken to the company hospital where doctors Hickman and Willard treated him, his condition described as serious if not fatal.
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Stairo Medigovich
Austria
Medigovich
Los
Hospitel
Hickman and
Willard
Esperanza
Ence
Bacoschi
Boavre
Capitol Dedication Promises Grand Arizona Ceremony
The February 16 1901 invite outlines Arizona Territory Capitol dedication on February 26 1901 with a grand parade including federal and territorial officials university cadets and various groups. Speakers include Governor Murphy Ives Parker Street and county representatives followed by a reception. Excursion rates are available and Phoenix hosts promise a wide regional turnout. A spirit education event at Schieffelin Hall features May Howard and Marie Proctor with admission 2 50 and 5 00.
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Territorial
Territory
Arizona
Capitol
Twenty-first Legislative Assembly
National Guards
Cadets of University
Normal Suci Indian School
Citisens
Capitol Grounds
Eveakere
No Murphy
BS Ives
PP Parker
Justice Street
Howe
Phoenix
Schieffelin Hall
May Howard
West
Legislative Doings on Capitol Grounds and Bills
Reports from the Committee on Capitol building and grounds praise the site and condition of the structure and grounds. Proposes a 3 cent per $100 levy to cover shortages and furnish the building. Kimball seeks 7000 for an exhibit at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. House Bill 51 by Morgan favored with slight amendment. H B 82 by Gray proposes a two from council and two from house to select a territorial prison site with 200 to cover costs. committee flags a $1200 debt for schools and recommends relief to hire an additional teacher. federal-relations committee reports a bill placing exemptions at 14000.
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Capitol
Kimball
Buffalo
Morgan
Gray
House
Flageta
Pristion
Tombstone News Roundup From Gleeson Visit and Local Updates
Monday’s Daily reports Si Bryant from Gleeson on boric visit and a Tombstone visitor at the Gok ranch. Freight traffic on the Southern Pacific remains heavy this season with no relief expected soon. Western mail arrivals are irregular amid the rainy season in Arizona. The postmaster trouble at Live Oak, Fla, prompts resignation and relocation for health. The Comminga corner on Fifth and Allen streets is being fitted up into a premier town space, likely Housing the new Tombstone Pharmacy firm of Freer & Chalmers with I W Young as vice president. The board of supervisors will hold a special meeting on the 25th and the regular meeting in April. Walter McCurdy of Negates released on bond of 2500 dollars. Territorial appropriation news mentions John Gleeson and Copper Belle, with EA Nichols noting the Territorial School apportionment.
Line Up A Good and Effective Way to Abate a Nuisance
A fragmentary account notes a Nogales crowd asking Sheriff Tom Turner to line up attendees for inspection. Turner, with deputies, searched for concealed weapons, fining offenders and generating revenue. The piece mentions local business changes, an updated memorandum from Copper Queen Co, and a mix of other civic notes including sidewalk complaints and a political-murder pursuit.
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Nogales
Curtiy
Tom Turner
Tom
Turner
Furner
Tombstone Gossip and Business Notes from Local Era
Tuesday’s Fors cigar call at the Tomb Stone Pharmacy mentions H Chitard and F Prewett over fecm Pear on a flying vei. Eldridge of Denver is a Tombstone visitor on milling business. Weather and mail delays noted. a mining claim notice fails to specify points of discovery. Supt Clark reports Dragoon property development and Los Angeles stockholders eye Copper Bullion. Territorial debt totals 11,070,850.07 as of June 30, 1900.
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Gf Clark
Copper Bullive Co
Clark
Dragoon
Los Angeles
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Coper
Judg Ag Ty
Nomery
Anolis Marter
Biras
Brats
Ont
Cryo Torxvo
Lecas Coowie
Frank J. Cheyney
J. Cheyney & Co
Toledo
Loressid
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Mail
A. W.gasle
Sotery
Publi Mall
F. Jcheney 4 CO
Yeaterday
Usosi Familede
Grecrackers
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Packard
Ebort Corcura
Los Angees
Thos, McGraw, Jr
Warden
Idaho
Grippe
Bit Desk
Theiobee Beak
A & BE Ry Cy
Copper Queen Company
Don Luis
Rupert
Martinez
Smith
Dogin
Maske
Wilco
Rydell
Ree
Copper Queen
Hugher
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Williams
Bullman
Sv Rodgers
Jackror
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Beacher
Corre
Thor. P Nichols
Reco Furday
Harry Hall
Plccniz
Haldo Munroe & Bietson
Bistee
W Fiench
French
Jack Crawford
Taesoo
JN Armstrong
Company Hospital
Library Hall
B. E. Moffets
The
Presbyterian Church
Stag Club
Hoss Company
BW Anderson
C Company
Covsky
Fort Huachoce
Philippines
San Francisco
Huachuca
Soldier Boys
Mace
Tucson
AW Bay
Chase James
Wellington
Lea
Nascari
Mootecums _ Copper Co
Boott White
Wm C Greene
Marie Proster
Espy
Metropolis
Mise Marie
Proctor
Denaness
W . Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Mise Proctor
Frank Postor
Cochise County
Graham
Uevi Strauss & CO
Bott Ayy
Ban Francisco
Daiy
Si Bryant Iein
Gleeson
Boric Vieit
Gok
Tombstone
Southern Pacific
Gineral
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Live Unk
Pla
Filth and Allentreet
Ibis Anderatuod
Cew
Tombstone Pharmacy
IW Young
Frerier & Chalmers
Young
W J Young
Ira
Great Wester Co
Board of Superstore
Walter McCurdy
Negates
Santa Cruz Sousty
McCurdy
John Glerson
Gleeon
Arisona
EA Nichols
Pacho
Cochire
Gahan
Maricopa
Mojave
Navejo
Pima
Pinal
Sante Cruz
Pai Lowe
Yuma
Tota
Hs Copper Queen Co
Pesreotsn
Vaughn & Morris
Grace Tarbell
JF Young, Jr
Clin
Great Western
Lucien V Blake
Electrical Department
the Universy of
Kansst
Guggenheimer
Frank Fain
Buroe
Frank M King
Tueron
Hans
Alexander
Se Lian
Ian
R Eldridge
Denver
Col
Eldrige
Uld
M Medigovich
Hirbee
Medigovich & Nobi
Burincas
Dame Rumor
Schieffelin
Jose
Quan
Tigh
Victor Ude
Bunvelf
Cosehive
Ovarwater
Sim
Pacific Resorts
Supreme Court of
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Georgia
Uim
Lee Ie
Gerald Barbison
Scott White
Neco
Mr. White
Greene Consolidated Company
Rex Quice
Tombstore
PO Adrea Failan
Jet Hip
Erry
Wien
Feery
Robertson Ke
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David
San Pedro
Ewall, Postoffice
Eibeeas
Ariz Range
Dos Caters
Misan
Wat Cowan
Masselgreen
Postoffice
Tombetane ‘Range
Samuel Stanton
R. FL Schuster
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Brand
Teft
Henry Pyeatt, P.O. Addree
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Tlanson
PO Tombaton
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