Epitaph Farms of SimacRiptos and Democratic Duty
A fragmentary report references Republican and Democratic figures including Gar Hughes and Secretary Bruce, noting a public meeting and questions about their connection to Ye Heywood articles. Democracy's perception of public officers as servants is invoked amid political tension and the prompt actions of Gov. Hughes and Secretary Bruce.
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Salt River
Democratic Party
Gar
Hughes
Bruce
Heywood
Gov
Secr
Lary Bruce
Internal opposition to statehood fuels Confederate era dispute
A rambling letter from a Phoenix observer alleges eastern funds and Wall Street agents push against statehood. The writer claims Democratic-Republican feuding back home, while a traveler named Heywood is accused of being paid to sow trouble. He asserts outside influence drives rebellion in Salt River Valley.
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Phoenix
Tian Heya
Wall Street
Salt River Valley
Los Angeles
Ayalalla Boquet
Mr. Heywoot
Washington Session And Storms Dominate Daily News
The House and Senate met yesterday with Washington's Birthday observed. treasury claims a gold reserve rise while India silver prices fall. Los Angeles endured a sand storm causing orchard damage and trackside derailments. Reports note jail arrest of Erastus Wiman on forged note charges and Deacon White's repeated motto drawing banker attention. a cryptic private offer circulates among brokers.
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Los Angeles
Erastus Wiman
R.G. Don § Co
New York
Stanford researchers tour Chiricahua Sierra Madre region
A visiting party including W. Brice Hunting, B C Conduit, and a son of Prof Anderman from Stanford University toured the Hiscchoes range from the York to the Sonora line. They collected and shipped over six hundred spectators from that range and plan further explorations next week in Rucker canyon. The group, traveling with three burros, will study bird life, mollusks, shell varieties, and a new fly catcher species across Chiricahua and Sierra Madre regions, continuing research until next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brice
B.C. Conduit
Prof-mor Anderman
Stanford University
Coohi
E County
Leland Stanford
Ani Verity
Yort
Sonora
Trevele
Arizona
Rucker Canyon
Chiricahua
Sierra Madre
Price
North America
Old Glory Returns to School House Flagpole
In Tombstone a flag shortage left the schoolhouse flag in tatters. After a brief search a suitable replacement flag was found and will fly atop the schoolhouse during the remaining term, honoring the country’s founding and republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woon
Tombetos
Howe
J, H. Kexxeov
Wonder Drug Claim Promised for Various Ailments
Retired physician offers a free remedy recipe by mail for coughs consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. W A Noyes of Rochester New York asserts the treatment cures many conditions and sends full directions in German French or English upon request with a stamped letter.
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Wai
W. A Noyes
Power
Fragmentary Notes on Historic Eras and Beard Terminology
Reading includes garbled references to ancient calendars, places like France and Spain, and a discussion of the word beard deriving from Latin. It mentions a mock term barlarians for rude roves based on appearance, plus a quorom struggle over a seigniorage bill with little effect.
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Tom
France
Spain
Pyrenees
Dial
United States
Tim Barber
Farming in Foreign Lands Note on Global Agriculture 1840s
The report surveys cotton yields in India rising 18 to 19 percent over the previous year and notes rapid corciculture in Burfab with rising exports. It details pig breeding trends in Denmark Britain and New Zealand, a Canterbury pork factory, a butter fat tester in Victoria, and a slow Argentine pastoral rise with cattle slaughter figures climbing from 1,068,000 to 2,001,000 and 1,542,000 in earlier years.
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India
Corcos
England
Aness
Canterbury
New Zealand
London
Omar
Victoria
Australia
Argentina
The Day's Fun From Tiny Tidbits And Quips
A collage of humorous exchanges and light dialogue from The Washington Star and Harper's Young People offers playful banter. Conversations cover singing with heart, horse prices, and art, highlighting curious misreadings and gentle humor.
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Jack
Tom
Dawniss
Washington Star
Bor
Tommie
Harper
Defects in Running Gear Reported by Pittsburgh Dispatch
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports defects in current railcar running gear. Curved tracks force extra motive power due to uneven wheel revolutions and increased load on the inner wheel, causing greater strain on wheels and axles. Engineers call for thicker axles and better designs to overcome these issues.
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Fauste
Maine
Pittsburgh Dispatch
A Sprinkling of Spice and Gossip Across Papers
A fragmentary clipping quotes a doctor about a lancet and a Beleaguered couple’s rumors of infidelity. It mentions lines about a wife returning to church and a jewel encrusted finger, with notices from the Detroit Free Press and New York Press.
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Heston Traveller
Frank
Hattle
Detroit Free Press
Castra
N.Y. Press
Remarkable Women Of 19th Century Society
Mus Tmannow reportedly earned one hundred thousand pounds by writing fiction Miss Assir Moores of Mount Pleasant Texas is the only female president of a national bank Cmcace boasts a genuine Indy barber shop with six chairs each tended by a woman Mrs Werry Guery wall street financier noted for her attire and habitually sharp demeanor Various tales of deft fingers and tidiness circulate around her The piece also touches on legal contracts and a claim about a liver regulator with medical claims.
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Mus Tmannow
Assir Moores
Mount Pleasant
Tex
Cmcace
Werry Guery
Wall Street
CAKE RECIPES FROM HARPER S BAZAR
Recipe snippets list cake receipts with measurements for butter sugar and eggs and ingredients like lemon rind coconut and chocolate. The notes describe methods, layering and filling, plus a traditional old fashioned cake and a fruit loaf style mix with spices and saleratus.
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Harper's Bazar
Doings of American Women in Washington and Beyond
Mas Massy succeeded to her late husband Gen Massy law practice becoming one of Washington's leading lawyers. Ed Wart of Omaha elected supreme oracle of Royal Neighbors of America, Eliza Jackson runs Belle Meade stock farm dairy earning about eighteen thousand dollars yearly. Nennie Hass heiress to Hass ale fortune reserves a black velvet dress for her trounseau. Many Walker of Atlantic-Xd sought city council permission for reseeding of tureh ie totcngene wore on the streets with her husband. permission granted.
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Mas
Elues Svexerm Massy
Gen. Massy
Washington
Mus
Wart
Omaha
Royal Neighbors of America
Eliza Jackson
Belle Meade Stock Farm
Nennie Hass
Mus Many Walker
Atlantic - Xd
Literary Doings and Book News from the Era
Ma Horwas Hest works on a new book about England pre Raphael movement. A sixpence pamphlet and Gray's copy printed by the author sell for 1751. Loddon sells for 370 dollars. A memoir of Dr Francis Parkman will be prepared under the Wires family. Yale receives 7000 from Judge Billings for English literature professorship, named Emily Sanford. Germany hears that Prince Bismarck sold his memoir rights for 125000 dollars.
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Ma. Horwas Hest
England
Fx Loddon
Francis Parkman
Wires
Thomand
Yale
Judge Billings Aeditir
Emily Sanford Professis
UUMO
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Foreign Police Statistics Snapshot From Historic Records
The report cites varied figures: Hong Kong prison cases at 115 amid a 151,000,000 population, Glasgow arrests 117 for petty infractions, Mexico City population 451,000 with 2,302 police, and a year showing 4,225 in alcohol related arrests. Other data include 4,244,000 population with 134 police and total arrests 169, 43, with 1522 for drunkenness.
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Hong Kong
St. Perensnyie
Glasgow
Mexico
Fruit Buds and Local Corners from Detroit Free Press
A jumble of tips on plum canning and pest control plus quick social quips and exchanges. The Detroit Free Press edition presents practical advice for fruit cultivation, local anecdotes, and light town chatter about money, habits, and a pianist, reflecting everyday life in a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
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Tamin Ksontenas
Wierins
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk Praised as Best Food
An advertisement extols Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as the best infant food, asserting it causes less sickness and offers more nutrition than rival brands, claimed to be raised on the brand.
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