Mexican Revolution Stockjobbing Scheme Rumors Denied
The Tucson Citizen reports high officials deny imminent revolution in Mexico while notes link stock manipulators to efforts to "bear" Greene copper mine shares in Canaris Sonora, amid nationwide press chatter about unrest. The piece suggests financiers may be fueling sensational Mexico storylines for gain.
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Epes Randolph
Elias
Mexico
Per Tome
Canaris
Sonors
Tucson
Phoenix Responsible For Broken Record
Arizona's heat record is scrutinized after a Phoenix incident. Danielle, an invalid, collapsed from heat as the thermometer shows HB degrees. Cole, not a drinker, is said to be in precarious condition. A past Sentinel brakeman case is recalled as context.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Cole
Colorado
Tucson
Suthern Pacific
Sentinel
Appointed Consular Agent at Cananea
Col John B Breathitt a Prescott figure, named United States consular agent at Cananea per the Cananea Herald issue of July 21. A Yuma dispatch reports the penitentiary farm flooding into the Colorado river, with over 20 acres lost and more land at risk as the river threatens the Salton Sea region.
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John B Breathitt
Prescott
Bee
United States
Cananea
Col. Breathitt
Yuma
Penitentiary
Colorado River
Salton Bea
Fast Ocean Steamer and Electrical Propulsion Claim
An inventor markets an electrically propelled ship predicting Atlantic crossing in three days. The claim remains speculative. The ad touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy for ailments from indigestion to malaria, urging trial with the promise of good health and a private stamp on the bottle neck.
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Atlantic
Hostetter
Arizona Boy Writes of Panama Experience Abroad
An Arizona former student of Major Lamson in Phoenix reports from Panama City. He describes work in the resident engineer office, housing, meals, and a seven hour day, with remarks on heat, health, and sanitation improvements including paving and fumigation efforts. He notes demand for stenographers and interest from a navy department appointment in San Francisco.
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Major Lamson
Phoenix
Lamson Lusiness
Hoge
Panama
Conditios
de Teres
Isthiur
Yanama
Corosal
Weare
Commission
Arizona
Dean
Sanitary Department
Windies
Wuet
Navy Department
San Francisco
The
Tonquaine
The Miner's Sense of Honor and Its Mining Faith
A Bullfrog Nevada Miner reflection extols miner ethics and personal honor in camps and cites a specific tale of a promissor mining deal honored by a prospector who pledged to forfeit stock if he broke a verbal agreement. The piece asserts that truth and word are sacred among true men in mining communities.
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Ping Camp
Derk
Gidfield
Good Ore Strike at Helvetia Mine
The Tucson Citizen reports a new ore strike at the Helvetia mine, at the 800 foot level, making the Helvetia the deepest shaft in Pima County. The Helvetia company has many workers, and the camp is lively with activity also in nearby camps.
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Helveta
Tucson Citwen
Helvetia
Pima
BO Fiteset
Helvetia Company
Five Thousand Men at Work on Colorado River Dam
A crowd of about five thousand men from the Tonto dam group moved through Mera Monday evening heading to imperial territory. They were summoned for a rush order to help Control flood waters by constructing a rock dam to halt river encroachment.
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Tonto
Mera
Imperial
Colorado
Bow Rush
U. P
Arizona Ostriches in Trust to Change Hands at Phoenix
Arizona ostriches are set to transfer ownership with Beeen 30 007 to 50 008 from A J Chandler to Vickrell Brothers in coming days at Phoenix. Chandler aims to form a dominant holding in Salt River valley through future purchases. D M Ferry of Buffalo backs the deal, with Ferry’s holdings including stock in a railroad and mines. Chandler plans a 20 000 acre Mesquite ranch to breed and care for the birds with large pens and facilities for flock rehabilitation and plume profits.
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Beeen
A. J
L Ferry
Banta Fe
Prescott & Phoenix Road
Development Company of America
Chandler
Hie Ranch
New Mes
Deport Mexican Convicts From Arizona Prison
Superintendent Jerry Millay proposes deporting all Mexican inmates in the territorial prison at Yuma who are not residents, arguing most inmates are Mexicans and many are nonresidents from Sonora. He claims deportation would save the territory thousands annually and remove criminals back to Mexico. The plan reportedly has support among officials.
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Arizona
Territorial
Yume
Jerry Millay
Millay
Sonora
Mexico
Milay
Ead
Clifton Felt Recent Shock in Arizona
A minor earthquake tremor woke Clifton and nearby areas early Thursday morning. Citizens reported rattling dishes and shattering glass as the quake, centered in the southwest region, was felt across North Clifton around 5 a.m. Local residents described door frames swaying and objects rattling in their homes.
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Clifton
Arizona
Clifvor Herald
Opportunities offered in Arizona Mining Review summary
Arizona Mining Review argues that opportunities in the territory are broad for miners. It notes many valuable properties were once owned by poor men who sold too soon, and now steady ore markets and accessible capital improve prospects for the true merit of a claim.
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Arizona
Arizona Mining Review
Peculiar Names of Arizona Newspapers
A magazine writer touring the territory wrote for an eastern journal about Arizona newspapers and the hardships Western editors endure. He highlights titles like Tombstone Epitaph Nogales Oasis Yuma Sun Needles Eye and notes Paradise Record joining the ranks with similar spirit.
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Arizona
Tombstone
Nogales Oas
Yama Sun
The
Needles Eye
Paradise Record
Jornal
Ite
Paradise
A Pretty Way Of Saying Things
The passage notes social movements of the Paosrectos around outings and flirtation among the religiously restricted, contrasting with The Nogales Times which mentions Mra JB Henderson of Tucson visiting the Montezuma. Henderson, stenographer for General Ives, is praised for charm and defense interest in Black Mountain, with court stenographer J. W. Walker remarking on her journalistic speed.
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Paosrectos
Tomtetone
Nogales
Mra JB. Henderson
Tucson
Montezuma
Ives
Fifth Cavalry Reaches El Paso After Arizona March
The Fifth Cavalry headquarters and first squadron, after passing Tombstone and marching across Arizona and New Mexico from Fort Huachuca, arrived in El Paso and encamped near Washington Park. They reached the post office at 1 o'clock yesterday. Troopers and arms led the Rio Grande above Courchesne while wagons traversed Mexico near the Juarez bridge, advancing toward Austin.
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Fifth Cavalry
Tombstone
el Paso
Austin
Arizona
New Mexico
Fort Huachues
Washington Park
Rio Grande
Courchesne
Datlam
Mexico
Juarez
City
Territorial Tax Suit Compromised in Nogales Mining Case
The Territory’s suit against World’s Pair Mining Co in Nogales was compromised by an injunction barring tax collection on an unpatented mine. Agreement dissolves on condition that the county board of equalization may review the valuation.
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Pair Mining
Nogales
County Board of Equalzation
Drinking Water Almost Fatal Case of Peter Maris
Peter Maris a young French man, a stranger in these parts, was found unconscious near the water tank by BE. Marke and Ray Tafford and hurried to Phoenix. He had wandered from Glendale after quenching a tickst and drinking water after a long period, causing near death. Dr. Wiley treated him at Glendale then county hospital, with recovery expected in a few days.
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Peter Maris
Glendale
Maris
Santa Fe
BE. 3
Marke
Ray Tafford
Phoenix
Alhambra
Wiley
Phoenx Enterprise
Hottest Place in These Parts Reported by Heney
Bet Heney of the Fairbank Commercial Company traveled with Colonel Randoph to a site about twelve miles below Yurua where the Southern Pacific is pushing to conquer the Colorado River. He observed six weary mules and described extreme heat and humidity making daytime work difficult. Labor huts rely on canvas roofs and brush to cool living quarters. Officials remain confident as water levels drop.
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Bet Heney
Fairbank Commercial Company
Arzona
Yurua
Southern Pacific Company
Colorado River
Heney
Randoph
Colorado
Shortage of Telegraph Operators Affects Arizona Rail Lines
Railroads including Santa Fe Southern Pacific and El Paso & Southwestern struggle to hire and retain capable telegraph operators west of El Paso. Bisbee and other western division towns report high demand, with several roads needing multiple men to fill long vacancies. Bob Kirkpatrick, ex Tombstone assessor and Transval Copper foreman, notes ongoing mining activity in Sonora with frequent rich strikes across northern and central areas. He spent a short visit east yesterday.
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el Paso
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
el Paso & Southwestern
Pointe
Arizona
el Paso Herald
Santo Fe
Albuquerque
Bisbee
Bob Kirkpatrick
Tombstone
Transval
Campau
Swoors
Uckeye
Kirkpatrick
Sonora
First National Bank suits Huachuca Water Co in district court
The First National Bank of Tombstone has filed suit in district court against Huachuca Water Co for 260 dollars and costs tied to an old claim assigned by W. H. Bresey and A. Hoays. Other local news notes include a new Dragoon Mountain Railway & Development Co incorporation and employment moves.
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First National Bank of Tombstone
Huachuca Water Co
W. H. Bresey
A. Hoays
Dance at Gage Hall Prompts Busy Labor Day Plans
From Friday's Daily report a lively Labor Day celebration committee is at work while a dance at Gage Hall and an outing near Hecker's Hot Springs are noted. District Court reconvenes Monday with Judge Duan having completed his term at Nogales today.
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Committee On
Setsyy
District Court
Menday
Duan
Nogales
Republican County Central Committee
Cochise County
Copper Queen
Haber
Judge McFarland Suspended Court Office Renovations Begin
Judge Daniel McFarland halts court operations as painters and paper-hangers overhaul his Fourth Street chamber. The reform features terra cotta walls with a two foot flaming red border, inspired by Col H. L. Pickett. The court resumes activities tomorrow. those with business are advised of the novation.
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Daniel McFarland
Tis Court
Fourth Street
Judge McFarland
H. L. Pickett
Shipping Much Ore at Silver Bell
E B Gage of Tombstone Consolidated Company returns from Prescott reporting over 100 tons of ore daily shipped from the Superior Copper Company camp at Silver Bell. A large body of grade ore has surfaced on the 700 foot level, promising great extent. Robinson, secretary, back in Pasadena. Phoenix saloon license hike to 1000 per year drives two saloons to close as rule begins August 1.
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E. B. Gage
Tombstone Consolidated Company
Prescott
Mr. Gage
Superior Copper Company
Silver Bell
Mr. Robinson
The
Consolidated Company
Pasadena
Phoenix
Chronic Constipation Cure Announced
A historic claim describes a major ten year discovery of a positive remedy for constipation. Cascarets Candy Cathartic promises cure and genuine tablets labeled C.C.C. Offered at ten cents, with assurances against bulk quantities.
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C.C.C
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Gee. E Goodfellow
Tombsone
San Rafael del Valle Gran
Snake
Oscar Robbins
Crystal Palace Liquor Co
Mr. Rubtine
J. M Owings
Alice Browning
Michael M'chello
Julio Aguilar
Tombetune
Arcade Hotel
Benedict
Dragoon Mountain Railway & Development Company
Thecoder
AJ Pideron W
KR Waters
D. J Billings
Steve Koemer
I va.Cable Mining
Om Views
Thei Mines
Waker
E. Johnson
Edna
Ben Goodrich
Coast
Col. W. C. Greene
Douglas
Borrowdale Bros
Fremont Street
Kibbe
Tom Rynning
Rangers
Anya
Kynning
Gage Hall
Stesert Hunt
W. J. Ruverts
Win. Bennett
Hecker
Waitless Gold Mining & Miling
Gus Brodacher
Henry Tisdale
C. P. Froker
Benson
Womack
Mangana
Huggerman
William Herring
Henry Thompson
Turkey Track Cattle Company
Ity
Huachucas
A. H Babin
Los Angeles
Gila Beach
McFarland
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