British War Casualties Reach New Totals From Boer War
England's war office reports 21 657 British soldiers killed since the Boer War began and total British casualties reaching 48 640. Maxim notes the world is on the verge of greater events than any in the past. Bryan and Stevenson to be officially notified of their nomination at federal. Polis and Admiral Dewey read, sail to China amid debates. The brave old admiral is praised for his fighting prowess over police strength.
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England
Maxim
Bryan
Stevenson
Fedian
Polis, Augnat
Admiral Dewey
Chine
Herald shifts to Republicans amid trust ties
The Los Angeles Herald abandons its former pro Arizona stance and aligns with Republican and imperial interests, signaling a shift in editorial line. Chinese warfare reports describe intense fighting, with experts noting vast foreign forces needed to end the current upheaval in China.
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Los Angeles Herald
Trusts
Gold Buge
Imperialiats
The
Herald
Arizona
Post Office Renames Town In Washington Sensation
The Post Office Department caused a sensation by changing the town name Hell to Eltopa in Washington, prompting regional attention and discussion about postal naming practices.
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Postoffice Department
Washington
Postofice
Hell
Eltopa
Chicago physician cites 40 percent cure for consumption
A Chicago physician believes that under proper climatic conditions 40 percent of all cases of consumption can be cured. He asserts these favorable conditions exist in Ariane.
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Chicago
Mark Smith and General Wilson in tight congressional race
The Gazette notes Mark Smith and General Wilson as strong contenders in the race for congress. It highlights their local bases in Maricopa County and Topeka, and comments on public sentiment about the nomination battle.
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Gazette
Mark “Smith
Congress
Wilson
Maricopa County
Bryan's unwavering devotion to principle admired by foes
The passage praises Bryan for remaining steadfast to his principles despite temptations, including the prospect of the presidency, and notes that he did not yield to expediency. It frames him as admirable even to his enemies due to his firm integrity.
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Bryan
Appreciation of mining profits in eastern papers
The New York Tribune quotes mining as a strong profitable field with high dividends, comparing mining to railroads and noting vast profits from smelting firms. It describes smelters as pawnbrokers who take minimal risk by buying ore at fixed prices, processing it, and paying miners a residue.
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New York Tribune
Tne! Ptances
Capitol
Profi
Bisbee Jottings July 15 1900 Correnixas and trips
Bisbee notes incoming and outgoing passengers for California and Tombstone in mid July 1900. Names include Baptista Corrotin, JT Scannell, Jas Manson, FF Johnson, BF Martin, Josie Pettis, Lee Angries, Kirt Hart, Denny Twoomey, Peter Aul funeral attendee, John Williams, WH Brophy, Jane McHugh, Miss Jane McHugh, Nellie Hanon, Geo Towles, and others. Mentions Copper Queen Band concerts, a wreck on KK track, a Mexican jail case, rainstorm on the mountainside, and local mining activity with Lowell & Arizona Co patents.
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Aia Josie Pettis
San Francisco
JT Scannell
Jas Manson
FF Johnson
BF Martin
A B Boscom
Lee Angries
Hend
Geisenhofer building progress advances toward completion
Work on Otto Geisenhofer's new building pushes ahead and is nearing completion. Local activities include residents traveling to and from Globe and California for family visits and work, with several Copper Queen Co officials appearing before the Board of Equalization over a rising assessment. The Naco railroad survey work continues, with eight surveys done and the most feasible route soon decided, promising regional impact for Arizona and Cochise County.
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Otto Geisenhofer
Walter Douglass
Copper Queen Co
Tombstone
Nacoseri
Mexico
D Arizona
Cochise County
Arizona Exhibit Hailed by Paris Contact and Mines Expert
A Porterie in Arizona receives a letter from Paris friend Jobi LeGeanche praising Arizona copper and mineral show entries at the exposition. La Granche, a Chilean mining engineer, notes Mexico’s exhibit emphasizes edible goods and predicts Mexico’s resources may draw Arizona miners and capitalists. La Grande, a Gascon, studied with Porterie at Grenoble.
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Sayer A Porterie
Paris
Jobi LeGeanche
Arizons
Chile
la Granche
Sod
Mexico
Arizona
la Grande
D'Artagoan
Porterie
School of Mines
Grenoble
Bound Over The Accused Rapist Held to the Grand Jury
A Benson man, W E Herring, is bound over to await the grand jury for rape involving a four and a half year old child. Bail set at $5,000 after a closed examination. witnesses and doctors testified about the alleged venereal disease and the direct link to the child. Herring, brushing off the charge, was not represented by counsel. District Attorney Land spoke for the territory.
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W E Herring
Benson
Hemog
H Kemp
Sheriff's Office
Halderman Brothers
Couven
Kemp
Southerland
Nesbitt
Renyon
Herring
Schuster
Southern Pacific
Land
Territory
Visitors from Bisbee and nearby towns noted
EB Mason and wife visit from Bisbee. AW Wallace and Jas Well travel through, HW Etz and PJ Celebanty arrive from local areas. Reports mention cattle market outlook, a criminal sentence, a school catalog, and minutes from the Board of Equalization being republished. Local society figures and mining news populate the Tombstone scene.
Fire destroys Pearce mine and regional unrest looms
The report notes a mine at Pearce burned four weeks ago and local issues include tax delinquencies due July 25. Nearby, officials discuss population figures and regional events, with mentions of Tombstone visitors, oil prospects near Tempe, and large Phoenix real estate deals.
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Commoners
Pearce
Democratic campaign badge described amid clover symbolism
A vintage report details an official Democratic badge featuring a three leaf clover with “People, not trusted” and “Republic, set empire” inscribed on leaves, plus “Bimetalliem not monometalliem.” The colors recall silver, gold and greenback money. It notes Ft Huachuca as the key port with major improvements, amid prevailing rumors of abandonment.
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Money Trust
Huachuos
Ft Huschaca
Arizona District
Beiale
Bones of a Mastodon En Route From Arizona to East
A five car box and a flat passed through town early this morning carrying mastodon bones unearthed in Europe. Railroad workers at the depot eyed the cargo, believed destined for Chicago University or the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. The bones, too large for bar cars, were securely packed on the Hat car.
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Albuquerque
Errope
Chicago University
Smitheonine Institute
Washington
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