Three Montana electors deadlocked on messenger to Washington
The three presidential electors in Montana remain tied over sending a messenger to Washington with the electoral vote. Each plans to vote for himself, avoiding treachery charges if one refuses to stand firm. In Italy earthquakes pose no fear for Americans too poor to winter there. Poverty also spares them from many dangers and snare-filled pits. Blessed are the poor.
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Montana
Washington
Italy
London paper warns reciprocity treaty would absorb Canada
A London article asserts that a United States Canada reciprocity treaty would surely lead to the Dominion’s absorption by the U S. It speculates that such a union would bring many new stars to the fag.
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London
United States
Canada
Boy eats axle grease mistaking for caviar
The Birmingham Herald reports a Kansas City boy attempted to eat axle grease believing it to be caviar. The incident sparked disappointment and curiosity over misidentified food items.
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Kansas City
Birmingham Herald
Weill
Roller skate walk grips St Louis girls in odd trend
An odd epidemic described as a roller skate walk grips St Louis girls and threatens to spread to Arizona. Reportedly resembling a cross between a waterous and a wampus dance while remaining as graceful as timid toeing, the movement draws editors’ cautious comparisons.
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St. Louis
Arizona
Texas Democrats Seek Fund for Johnson Monument
Up to press time Texas political leaders have not raised money to erect a monument honoring Colonel Jack Johnson, famed prizefighter, as supporters discuss the potential tribute and its significance.
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Texas
Jack Johnson
Pittsburg Girl Buys Husband for Four Hundred Fifty
A Pittsburg girl pays 450 for a husband, but the purchase offers no assurance he will be faithful or that she will be content, hinting at a satirical or cautionary tale about marriage bargains.
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Pittsburg
Women Who Wear Well Health Tonic Ad for Women
An advertisement extols a tonic claiming to aid women’s health during marriage pregnancy and motherhood. It paints female fragility as a moral concern and markets a drink free of alcohol or habit forming drugs. The ad promises vitality and nerve support through a formula described as American grown and mild for delicate systems.
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Gotene
Italy Earthquake Sobs Amid Generosity Maintains Open Heart
Fragmentary text shows debate on generosity and resilience in Co chise county while noting Italy’s earthquake suffering. Mentions taxpayer delinquency lists and national esteem, but details are unclear.
Chicago milliners vow to ban dangerous feminine hat
The Chicago Milliners Association aims to abolish a controversial hat with a spear-like feather that obscures the view and endangers wearers. They promote mutual protection and artistic millinery to uphold the city's reputation as a fashion hub. The move seeks to spare faces from harm and end nuisance in theatres and on streets.
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Chicago
Figure Nine in American History and Regional Booms
A Williams man argues that American history cycles between prosperity and downturns. He cites the California gold rush of 1849 and mining booms in Leadville and Tombstone, the Alaska gold output, and postwar trade revival, predicting a new boom in 189.
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Williams
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Colo
Virginia City
Nevada
South
Leadille
Tombstone
Arizona
Alaska
Williams News
Cochise County May Get Next Congress
At the chamber meeting in Cochise County considerable progress was reported toward securing support for a new congressional seat. Goldfield emerged as the main competitor with strong railway facilities likely to influence votes in favor of Donelae.
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Cochise County
Ds Chamber of Commerce
American Congress
Goldfield
Superior
Donelae
Best Amateur Show By Redman Tribe Comes Feb 5
The minstrel event, under the Redman's auspices, will be staged at Sehnifelin on February 5. Local talent leads, with Mr B W Topping directing for the Red Men Three, promising an evening of entertainment and a finale titled Blood Relations.
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Redman
Ocean
Sehnifelin
B.W Topping
Red Men
Toppins
Iseal
Troopers Held Over cattle trespass dispute near Fort Haidinae
Soldiers on the government range face potential impounding of stock as corral construction begins to seize cattle, with fines and arrest history cited. District Attorney Williams blocks release without an affidavit showing transfer to Honolulu, keeping men in sheriff custody.
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Hides
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Amr. Biles
Peter Wilson
Greene
Honolulu
Denver
Con Trant
Huachuca
Allen
Blix
Wiliams
Sherif Jack White
Offer Low Rates to Cattlemen Convention Travel
Arizona stockmen plan to attend the American National Live Stock association annual convention in Los Angeles January 26 25 with railroads offering a one and one third fare round trip from all points Tickets go on sale January 21 28 and are valid until February 15 Benson’s rate is 25 50 dollars.
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Arizona
American National Live Stock Association
Low Angels
Benson
D Harvey Shilo’s Losesmann Trip Hounded by Wild Dogs
Tuesday’s report notes D Harvey Shilo on a Losesmann trip twenty miles below Phoenix chased by a pack of wild dogs in the Gils Wild dogeture region. The piece mentions rising numbers of gad dogs, the Gala valley at Safford, and plans for local men to relocate, retire, or pursue business and rail work, with several individuals named in association with courtland, Pearos, and Courtland routes.
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Losesmann
Phoenix
Gils
Sentnpe
Mee
Tate
Gala Valley
Safford
Lyanie
Pearos
Courtland
Maricopa Bar Debates Nave Successor Picks
Following Justice Nave resignation the Maricopa County bar weighs endorsements for his successor. F C Jacobs of Globe is backed by some, while E J Clark attorney general seeks Governor Kibbey and Chief Justice Kent support.
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Phoenix
Nave
Maricops County
F.C. Jacobs
Globe
E. 3. Clark
Kibbey
Kent
That Badger Fight Will Be a Corker In Tombstone
A planned badger fight at the Revenue Thursday night promises to be the fiercest yet in Tombstone with several male members of Mareau and Mack in attendance as guests. The badger is starved to provoke fighting mood and Mike Walser, owned by Jobo Walker and AH Gardner, will fight the animal. Betting runs high as interest grows despite animal cruelty concerns reported by Globe. Globe dispatch notes Walter Dayton, president of Gila Valley Abstract, was arrested for embezzling 17 dollars from the firm, released on 200 dollars bond and says he will clear his affairs.
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Batt
Mike Walser
Jobo Walker
AH Gardner
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Te Animate
Globe
Walter Dayton
Gila Valley Abstract Company
Dayton
Water Shortage Threatens Courtland Camp Demand
EB Wilcox of St. David visited the Courtland area aiming to strike an artesian water flow. He plans to sink a well in Drawer Canyon Lewan Lewdville to meet rising needs as Leadville Courtland rely on the Keatcom well, currently the sole supply, strained by daily 10,000 gallon use.
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Courtlnd
Lewan
Lewdville
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Ieee
Keatcom
Leadville
Courtlaudie
Courtland
William Pinkney Interviews Diplomats in Tucson
The Tucson Citizen notes traveling agent William Pinkney hosting a party of Chinese officials led by Dr Liang in Tucson. They visited Los Angeles and Benson while praising the United States for aid and the country’s opportunities. Reporter WF White pursued an interview, recording his own brisk exchange about language and impressions of China.
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Bi Basa
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Dr Liang
She Iene
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Benson
WF White
Coin County Press
Dr. Liang
Lee
Mr. White
Southwestern officials attend rate hearing in Denver
General Superintendent G Hae General Freight Agent A N Brown and W A Haskins counsel of the Southwestern have been in Denver for days attending a rate hearing before an Interstate Commerce representative. The meeting focused on coal rates and differential questions. Hawley, General Auditor for the Southwestern, left Sunday to join them.
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G. Hae
A. N. Brown
W.A Haskins
Southwestern
Denver
Interstate Commerce Mission
All Hawley
Statehood Talks With Cannon Highlight Andrews Action
Washington dispatch reports Delegate Andrews spent hours with Speaker Cannon debating statehood bills for Arizona and New Mexico. Andrews's measure to extend the Carry Act to the two territories passed the House committee. A $1,000,000 appropriation was proposed to protect forests and public lands in the territories.
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Andrews
Cannon
New Mexico
Arizon
Foresta
Pabbe
Doings at the Legislature
Territorial lawmakers convened with WT Hunt elected president and G Robinson chief clerk in the Council and Clark chief clerk in the Assembly. Gov Kisley sage read, recommending measures on saloons gambling curbs, direct primary, and industrial site planning with new buildings. debt figures and corporate tax urged. legislature to reconvene for actual bill launching.
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Aria
Elvetire
Hunt
G Robinson
Yavapai
Hon Clark
Graham Coanty
JO Callaghan
Bisher
M Zander
Phoraix
Mucray
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Stoenog
Frank Hurna
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Corie Coanty
Ton
Whittaker
Msunner
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