Bisbee News Roundup of Mining, Water, and Deaths
Bisbee notes near showers as Copper Queen works plan a double compartment wharf near southwest prospects. Water authority expands pumping at divide, easing future shortages. Dr. Shaw leaves for Douglas. Leomir returns from the Philippines. Richard Ham dies in Tombstone canyon amid heat. funeral under AO W auspices. Citizens expect rains to cool the hills and ease conditions.
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Richard Ham
Tombstore Canyon
AO. 0. W
Tombstone
Seen by an Easterner on the Huachuca Region of Arizona
W I Brearley of Hoseluca Water Co. describes the arid landscape around Towbetone and the Huachuca Mountains, noting stark mesas, rare air, and Indian tensions. He recalls driving to the Huachuca range, interactions with Apache and Army posts, and the mining talk shaping Arizona life. A Hayweed party is planned at Mason's Opera House on July 19.
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Christicn
W. I. Brearley
Hoseluca Water Co
Avinone
Humboldt
Worl
Towbetone
Wallin
Power
U.S
Husohuce
Tean
Michigan
Arizona
Wooaman
Mason
Railroad building official proceedings from Cochise County
The Arizona Southwestern railroad is ready to begin El Paso work. Wambaugh opened construction offices at Franklin and Camptely and plans immediate start, with a large labor force to haul material and lay track toward El Paso. The Tombstone board notes July 1901 meetings, adjournments, and brief labor and local news.
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Arizona Southwestern Railroad
el Paso
el Paso Herald
Regiveer Wambsugh
Franklin and
Camptely
Herald
Wambaugh
Posible
Tombstone
Board of Supervisors
Thos B. York
PJ Celebanty
George B Reavy
Byard
ALS P.m
Tos
R. Yous
Weather, church events, and town notes in Globe
Fragmented local items report weather jokes about Yoma, Episcopal church services, and an evening gathering. Notes mention Glenwood visits, Tombstone, a court case, a regional school announcement, and mining updates. Ends with oblique remarks on Arizona fortunes and a dying caveat.
Bisbee notes and river of heat across town
In Bisbee speakers move through the day with reports of a deepening Copper Queen wells, 2000 gallons per minute, and the water tank rising atop the tower. Figures like Conginer and James Douglass are noted along with Frank Armstrong and Stoller seeking changes. Heat waves strike the east as 110 degrees is recorded, while Arizona endures a dry, clear climate.
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Copper Queen Co
Arizona
Mercury
St Louie
New York
Florence Tribune
Americana's $175 Million Book and Magazine Spending
Report notes that one year spends about 175 million dollars on books magazines and newspapers. It compares per capita spending to the national headcount and hints at broad reader engagement in the literary market.
Arizona Journalists Spar Over Newspaper Density
A fragmented Arizona note argues that Arizona has more newspapers per capita than any state, with two new papers per day cited as a趋势. It contrasts population, literacy, and civic enthusiasm, attributing the glut to intelligent citizens or a culture of philanthropy and public enlightenment.
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Arizona
Hows
Iowa
Fragmentary note on editorial effort and wireless messaging
The text discusses an editorial effort by Bryon and a mention of Philadelphia papers quiet on alleged laxity in Tammany. It notes a wireless telegraphy distance claim of forty to fifty miles for coherent messages and speculates on Likely system improvements.
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Bryon
Bin
Philadelphia
Tammany
Cour
Man Dies After Drinking Poison in Mescadissette Incident
A man on the Mescadissette died after drinking a toxic mix created by cutting and dropping a cereal fracturing agent and trapping condensed mill fluid. The victim died before aid could reach him as authorities investigate a dangerous hoax or deliberate poisoning amid firearm stock campaign rhetoric.
Political aspirations and early planting in Arizona
A fragment notes engaged political aspirations in Arizona alongside discussions of early planting triage. It references cultivation of crops such as corn and potatoes and hints at agricultural planning intersecting with civic goals.
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Arxina
El Paso Shelter Fire Ravages Plant and Injures Many
A massive fire at the El Paso shelter plant caused total destruction of the furnace area, extensive coal and timber damage, and severe injuries. Estimated losses reach 150000 dollars with another 50000 in related damages. large portions of the plant are uninsured or only partially covered. Thirteen men were badly burned by an explosion in the engine rooms. three are expected to die, others under medical care may recover. Fire necessitates shutdown for at least two months with new machinery needed for reconstruction, delaying full operations for five to six months.
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el Paso
Paso Moral
Herald
Dent Earle
Orriz
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Eouth
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Te Leomir
Bistes
Philippines
15Th Infantry
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Jaa Tam
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Mr. Laub
Worrow
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Bacon
Orpital
Wayerious
Reautte
Thos R York
Conirean
P J Delebanty
Geo B Reay
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Purezant Toy
AtSpm
B. Yous
Jaxer
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Naples
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J P Parker
Bond
J A Fleming
W A Dodson
Geo W Martin
Wm Hayward
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BF Sweetwood
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Opera House
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Sop
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JC Phelan
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Williams Drug Company
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Willcox
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Gardner, Worthen & Ges
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Iso Tombetor
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Enews of
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Leon
Constants Doste
Bear
Northern Arizona Normal School
Plagetas
Vermont de Arizone Co
Bekera’ Dixon of
Globe
Tim
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Conginer
Mre
Teylor Sf Bite
Gary Mra
Ritchie
James Broony
Bistee Improvement Co
Prouteras
Mex
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Stoller
Bas
San Miguel
George Grigg
Sutherland
Itheed
10Th Street
Jovepn Swarts
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Safford
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Moctezuma Copper Co
Nacoseri
George Barr
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