Bisbee Newswire July 1900 Local Itineraries and Socials
July 1900 Bisbee notes list visits from California and Arizona notables Dr Albreo in Bisbee while Dr Sweetie is sick. John Twoomey departs for Tombstone on business. JA McDougal, a mining man, arrives from Marenes. Ben Behrens leaves for California health. The Bisbee Gun Club grows, Woodmen Circle dance at Opera House hailed a grand success. Ranchers drive over 100 miles to sell here. A party including Walter Douglas and others heads to Tombstone. a special triennis for Copper Queen Co. rivet residents. Breer area reports visitors and travelers, ore shipments, and rain hopes amid persistent drought.
Arizona Iron Delusions Iron Is Coming to the Territory
Charles Kampf, a seasoned Arizona prospector, argues iron is abundant in the territory and predicts a future where furnaces come to the iron rather than the ore being shipped elsewhere. He cites his iron-country experience and warns expansion requires capital and policy. He also notes Southern Pacific and Santa Pacific plans to adjust rates amid ongoing discussions.
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Charles Kampf
Phouis
Kampf
Arisona
Arizona
Rampt
Snake fable: prospector, hawk, and a canteen tale
A Phoenix paper recounts a snake tale about a mountain prospector who cries out to startle a hawk carrying a canteen. The canteen drops, revealing a fire wake inside. The hawk seizes both canteen and contents, while the prospector believes someone discarded the remaining liquid after drinking.
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Phoenix
Enake
Arizona oil fields hope for new discoveries and vague price rise
Arizona readers are urged to watch oil prospects across Yuma and Mohave counties with reports of promising indications near Tempe and St David while silver price rises spark speculation. The Mining and Engineering Journal notes limited market action and no widespread influence on quotations. Max Kohn, noted railroad traveler, remarks on Bic Beer.
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Arizona
Yuma
Mohave County
Tempe
St David i
Pal
Printing Without Ink Revives Old Printing Methods
A new company plans to control printing without ink using electrostatic and chemically prepared paper, aiming for rapid introduction to revolutionize old methods. Despite the innovation, Hostener’s Stomach Bitters remains unmatched, touted as a standard remedy for stomach and liver troubles and for preventing malaria and fever, with broad health claims.
Arizona Prosperous Says Arizona Republican Chief
Interview with Charles Randolph proprietor of the Arizona Republican praises Arizona prospects for statehood, growth in gold and copper, and political shift toward silver. He forecasts admission to statehood by Congress, a coming Republican state, and rapid population growth with storage enterprises moving toward fruition.
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Arizona
Denver Times
Charles Randolph
Arizona Republican
Charles @ Randolph
Rewe
Arizope
Anna
Haddolph
Bia
Arimoe
Enid
Randolph
West
Congress
Miog
Arizona officers shaped by years in the territory
The Gazette notes that many Spanish War heroes spent time in Arizona and gained lasting advantages there. Generals Lawton Shelter and Chaffee served in Arizona and are cited as fine soldiers. Chaffee, appointed to lead American troops in Chios, is highlighted as an Arizona native and capable commander.
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Arizona
Lawton
Shelter
Chios
Chaffee
Mining and civic notes from Tombstone area and beyond
Reports from Tombstone Bisbee and Benson cover arrivals from Bishoe and Bisbee, mining business with Wm Basler and Hi For, and an optimistic outlook on Copper Queen taxes. Fire smoke in St John reservations, a shooting incident near town, an explosion at a drug, school enrollment gains in Cochise County, and silver market optimism plus a note on John Torrens death and Lowry’s visit back to Tombstone.
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Turquois
Cochise County
From Friday's isene Tombetono and local notices
Friday’s isene Tombetono visits all three pm. Code Commission completes labors for next legislature. Water shortage causes Doe Cabezas Consolidated Mining layoff of ten. ten more at work. Various locals travel to New York and California. almond crop ripening in Phoenix area. Trial on William Young murder ends in hung jury. French forces in China to be led by General Alfred Dodds, possibly becoming senior commander.
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Doe Cabezas Conerated Mining Company
Chins
Alfred Dodds
Divises
Official Proceedings and Miscellaneous 1900 Board Minutes
The document records official proceedings from Tombstone on July 1 through July 18 1900 including adjournments and routine work. It lists attendees M C Beaton chairman John Montgomery and Thos Allaire with minutes read and financial matters, like Ramon Jarado’s claim being partially allowed. It also contains a stray note on a Chinese name and a recommendation for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children.
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Tombstone
M. Benton
John Montgomery
Thomas Allaire
Bord
Ramon Jarado
Bisbee
Tomustose
Yuvenant
M. M Beaton
Thos Allaire
Putenant
M.C. Bestos
Parsusal
M. C. Benteo
Thames Allaire
Estrone
Persusat
Bamoe Mem
Suty
Bryan Stevenson ticket marches for president and vice president
The piece notes William Bryan and Adlai Stevenson as the Democratic Silver Republican and Populist nominees for president and vice president for November. It discusses Wall Street gold and silver market trends, references United Verde mine profits, and cautions voters about dangers if the ticket loses. It also predicts silver's rise may be influenced by eastern war and praises Bryan's stance against trusts.
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William Bryan
Adlair Stevenson
Bryan
Stevenson
Russia orders sixty thousand new Filles for 1902 delivery
A press dispatch reports Russia has placed an order for 60 000 latest pattern Filles to be delivered in 1902 and may require them earlier if needed. Wireless telegraphy links between Alcatraz Island San Francisco harbor and Fort Mason are in operation as a practical Se legraphy system advancing science with a silent trend.
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Russia
Alcatraz Island
San Francisco Harbor
Fort Mason
Naval expansion and ship commissions since 1897
Since March 4, 1897 Congress authorized forty nine ships totaling 240,480 tons. The fleet includes eight battleships six armored cruisers of the Are t class four monitors and nine protected cruisers. Thirty two vessels have been completed and placed in commission totaling 52,081 tons.
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Congress
Weathered fears ride rails as storms threaten travelers
Rail fear and rumors of sudden storms cast gloom over the line. A heart disease victim faces peril amid the unsettled weather, with reports of hazardous conditions and growing anxiety among passengers.
Reformers Question Cigar Purchases On Downtown Corner
A young man smoking a cigar faces a reformer who questions his habits and finances. The elder asks how many cigars he smokes and what he pays, claiming the youth would own the corner building when old. The youth retorts that he already owns it.
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Ange
Chicago Chronicle
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Piisbew
CorrEuixes
Albreo
California
Sweetie
Bimeett
John Twoomey
Ben Behrens
JA McDougal
Bisbew
Marenes
Bisbee Gan Club
Peters
Los Angeles
Petera
Opers House
Sajt
Walter Douglas
Chas Clawson
CL Beckwith
Jake Schudt
Tomb Sugartodas
Fairbank
Col Thos Mitchell
Herring and Mitchell
Turron
Fan
Board of
Egassization
Eubpoenae
Resesenent
Copper Queen Co
Breer
Murrietta of
Necorarlie A Bie
Das Lava
Martin O'Hare
Hey
Ave
Fred Stiener
Santa Monics
S Plange
IC Chisholm
Weaver
Mee H Myers
Marrietta
Nacosari
Bibee
Gove
New York
Boston
Arizona Iron
Southern Pacific
Sante Pacific
Arizona Oil Fields
Max Kohn
Dramm
Max
Bic
Mra E Miller
Bishoe
Basler
Bisboe
MM O'Gorman
Middlemarch Co
Hi For
Denver
Colo
Benson
St John
Torw Graham
Lake Superior and Western Development Co
Costello Group of Mines
Ines
Graham
Peare
Board of Equiization
Copper Queen
Fluan
India
Cains
Japan
Sayes
John Torrens
Poenix
Lowry
San Francisco
Ail
Himeel
Tombetono
The
Code Commission
Nest
Mra W Wallace
Chas Wilkes
New York City
Wilcox
Range News
Prescott Journal-Miner
Phenix
Martin
Anderson
Ranga News
Cylinder Press
News
Kemper
Tomstone Pharmacy
Alexander Casey
Thos Cowan
Avor
Williams
J M Menck
Desort
Utah
Menck
Smithonian
Stitute
Sass EE Eline Wood
Sloan
Grand Carton Railroad
Williame
Salzman
William Young
Hanter
Nogales
Young
Board of Supervisors
Zon. m
M.C. Beytos
Janes F.dexcax
James F. Descas
Tounstons
James F. Duscax
Fe P. Moran
Petersburg
Aggmst
Abelstrr
Prescott
WA Clark
United Verde
Lake Petund
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