California Fair Commission fallout delays Chicago display
The Arizona territory notes the California Fair Commission and the State Board of Forestry feud over assistance for the state forestry exhibit at Chicago. Prof. D A Reed resigns due to ill health, leaving the Arizona Normal School in regret. California plans display redwood/tree exhibit with a hollowed base booth for wines and curios. Salt River Valley census records over twelve hundred district children, with ages under six and over sixteen excluded. Districts foresee need for more schoolhouses as a year brings ~200 children in the area.
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California Fair Commission
State Board of Forestry
Chicago
D. A. Reed
The
Arizona Normal School
Normal School
California
Phenix
Salt River
Silver journal advocates free silver and frontier defense
The piece describes a weekly Denver paper named Silver with a silver design and quality print. It from an era of free silver, urges military reorganization at Huachuca with color troops, and notes Herbert H. Logan praising Mexico’s vast land, climate, and potential crops as part of frontier dialogue.
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Silver
Denver
New York
Herbert H. Logan
Spanish America
Mexico
Gila
Arig
Cleveland Nominated on First Ballot by Democratic Convention
The Cleveland nomination surfaced on the first ballot with debates over vice presidential selections and platform planks. Speakers praised Jeffersonian principles while condemning the force bill and tariff issues as delegates voiced support for Brice and Cleveland’s candidacy.
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Cleveland
Carcase
Republican Party
Senate
Cmcaco
Committee On Platform
Ohio
Brice
Jones
Senator Vile
Patterson
Vilas
Tows
Mississippi
Chin
Campbell
Democratic Party
Congress
Rash outlaw menace spurs multi county reward push
The renegade is described as a dangerous criminal whose actions demand strong measures including death. Gila county and six surrounding counties have urged boards of supervisors to offer a reward for capture, with Perspecton offering support and wishing success.
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Gila
Boards of Supervisors
Democratic Platform Planks and Miner mentions
A fragmented note outlines labor reforms opposing sweating and child labor, supports immigrant restrictions as it praises territorial admissions and home rule. It also quotes Drummond medicine advertising and quotes miner Lewis Williams discussing Bisbee copper and Tombstone ore potential.
Mining notes reveal renewed ore production at Vulture and Mohave
The Vulture mine resumes strong output with ten stamps to be started, promising life after years of quiet. Azure Mining Company ships high grade turquoise from Barre mountains, while new tunnels tap old workings and a vast manganese vein widens across the district.
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Azure Mining Company
New York
Barre Mountains
Etation
Symptom Advice Promises Healing for Severe Itching Tumors
An advertisement claims SwAvRE'S OINTMENT relieves intense itching and bleeding from tumors that ulcerate, promising healing in most cases. It instructs purchase at druggists or by mail for 50 cents from Dr vastat & Sun in Philadelphia.
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Swavre
Drvastat & Sun
Philadelphia
CATTLE BRANDS Run In Evivarm With No Compensation
Subscribers to the Darry Prosrector or Week xy Eprrapu with cattle brands will share the same run in the Evivarm without compensation. A page will be devoted to cattle inter vat and latest local news. A yearly subscription includes a one inch brand advertisement in the WeexLy Srrraru.
Cattle brands and ranch names listed across Arizona regions
A dense catalog of cattle brands and ranch post offices including Tombstone Wilcox Bowie Station Sulphur Spring Valley and San Simon areas. Brands such as 6W Bee Arrow and O6 appear with left hip left thigh and other placements. Names include Duvall & Co Bauer Monk Bros McKown Daley Renaud and Chiriquishua Cattle Co among many listed owners and locations.
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Monk Bros. Postoffice
Wi'eor, Ariz
Reme
Kashout Park
Seggie Cras Witstoulter
Ormithe
John P. Gray
Powers
A. T.valley
Rucker Canyon
San Simon
Remarkable Cure Claim for Consumption Remedy
An old physician offers a vegetable remedy for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma throat and lung affections and nervous debility. After extensive testing he provides instructions by mail at 820 Powers Block Rochester N Y for those seeking his radical cure.
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Teal
Noyes
Power
Rochestrau
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M. Renaud
Ponte Face
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W. B Taylor & Co
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Sulphur Spring Valley
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