Eerie Christmas Orange Gift Sparks Statehood Talk
A garbled note reports President Taft and General Hitchcosk received nineteen boxes of Arizona oranges as a Christmas gift from F M Murphy of the Santa Fe Prescott & Pryo railroad and T C M company. The Prescott Courier hopes the gesture helps avoid a statehood Je mon in return.
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Taft
Hitchcosk
Arizona
F.M. Murphy
Santa Fe, Prescott & Prioe Railroad
T.C. M Company
Prescott Courier
Arizona Sun Shines Amid Low Precipitation Promoted
Government statistics highlight Arizona’s consistently sunny days and minimal rainfall. Historically, physicians have advised consumptive patients to seek relief in the state’s high mountains and plains reputed for pure air and abundant sunshine.
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Arizona
United State
Health seekers urged to visit Tombstone climate
The piece promotes Tombstone as a healthy climate where sickness heals faster and residents enjoy longer life, urging health seekers to take notice of the favorable conditions.
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Tombstone
Robbing banks in Kansas earns bandits big profits
A damaged OCR fragment reports bandits claim thirty jobs in three months netting over £100,000. It suggests bank revolutions yield easy money and taunting notes about taking more green than banks.
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Kansas
Arizona’s New Constitution Draws Broad Attention
Arizona’s new constitution is attracting wide public interest at home and abroad. The press calls it a progressive step, with commentary praising a future democracy where the people rule.
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Arizona
Parlor Duties Hint at Roles in Family Household
A fragment hints at divisions of labor in a household where the daughter learns cooking while the sister entertains guests in the parlor, reflecting social duties and gender expectations of the era.
Express on Silver Dollars Spark Treasury Showdown
Banks refuse to pay the express on silver dollars sent from the United States treasury but Uncle Sam can find others willing to cover the freight.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Porterhouse Steaks Return to Delicatessen Shelves
A quirky report notes Porterhouse steaks once again near pork derlain products as they return to consumer reach, hinting at renewed availability in local markets and aisles.
Be Sure You Are Right and Then Think It Over
A cautionary adage urges careful judgment before taking action. The proverb stresses verifying facts and reflecting to avoid hasty mistakes. It emphasizes search for truth and prudence in decision making.
Territorial Items of Interest Condensed
Rockford Tex dispatch reports Albert M. Sames and mother visiting with Frank Bertrand while urging statehood rejection of the constitution. Tucson bound Colonel Land plans Benson property sale and Tucson home. treasury balance tops $211 and 16.67 in Yavapai. Overland Telco buys Arlington Buckeye lines and integrates them into Phoenix area service. new power houses and Salt River irrigation plans await federal approval. Fifteen Mexican laborers from Prescott leave for Mexico. numerous local infra projects progress in Phoenix and Salt River Valley amid rail and hotel construction.
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Tex
Albert M. Sames
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Hae
Frank Bertrand
Ies
Washington
Sloan
Second Invitation To Col Roosevelt To Tucson Visit
The Tucson Chamber renews its invitation to Col Theodore Roosevelt for a visit during his Arizona trip. Officials suggest the prior invitation was overlooked and hopes include a stop in Tucson for the Roosevelt dam opening next spring. Mrs Roosevelt may accompany him and the chamber requests a University of Arizona address.
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Arizona Stockmen Attend Fort Worth Convention
About 40 to 50 Arizona cattle growers travel to Fort Worth Texas for the National Live Stock association meeting. Dwight B Heard of Phoenix and Prof 15 Thorber of the University of Arizona will speak on Proper Conservativel Public Grazing Lands. Heard chairs the grazing committee and will lead grazing discussions.
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Texas
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Deight B Heard
Phoenix
Perkins
Yavapai County
Geo Pusch
Tucson
Slaughter
Douglas
Lon Harmon
Cook
Merlin Carwright
Peculiar Product of the Soil from Ramery Canyon
A description of a rare grafted fruit from Ramery Canyon in the Huschaes mountains, a half English walnut and half common mountain oak hybrid. The specimen, grown by William J Berner, yields a sweet, nutty fruit with contrasting bark colors. Judge W H Stillwell praised the specimens sent to the Phoenix board of trade for evaluation.
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Huschaes Mountains
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William J Berner
Berner
United States
W H Stillwell
Hernet
Phoenix Board of Trade
Revolution Flares In Earnest In Mexican Uprising
Mining engineer Frank Dean, back in Tombatone from Cerro Prieta Mexico, reports a rising revolution with armed bands, Yaqui Indian armament in Sinaloa, and suspected American involvement. He notes machines guns seen near a camp and predicts federal troops will soon engage in the region.
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Tombatone
Tom Day
Cerro Prieta
Chihuahua
Mexico
the & Development Company of
Chicago
Dean
Republic
Chibushus
Sinaloa
Mr Dean
Memory of a ruined dawn on the Mexican frontier
Mr. Dean recalls a week ago in which middle aged men hid their time of day as gunfire from a distant epot shore persisted for hours. He says Americans trained insurgents to handle guns and that by evening a frightened peon told of a ranch house being shelled, killing three occupants. The escape to Chihuahua followed, with Jaime and ammunition gone.
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Delinquent Tax Roll Light in Cochre County for 1910
The 1910 delinquent tax roll in Cochre County is expected not to exceed fifty thousand dollars. Clerk Berner of the Board of Supervisors will soon finalize the roll. At the Phoenix Humane Society annual meeting, J canning reported twenty animals killed in four weeks due to age and disability. Ransome Page, former Globe baseball member, died of tuberculosis after an opera tion. Dynamite expert Jack Williams and four others removed seven tons of explosive from a dump near El Paso. the remaining dynamite could not be reused and was destroyed.
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