Missouri weather prophet and storm timing noted
The passage cites a Missouri weather prophet whose forecasts are linked to a coming sequence of events and notes on regional industry potential. It also mentions Cochise county, a reference to wine smelting profitability, and commentary on Wastiscros not being a newspaper man. Arizona statistics show boys outnumbering girls in the state.
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Missouri
Beress
Census Department
Arizona
United States
Phenix Access Dilemma Hindering Legislators
The text notes that travel to and from Phenix disrupts legislators who cannot work effectively without public constituent input, highlighting a clash between mobility and accessible civic work.
Panning Letter Leads to Arrest in Tucson
A Nocates man wrote a panning letter to a creditor in New Mexico calling him a dead beat. He was arrested by U.S. officials and taken to Tucson on a charge of sending objectionable matter through the mails.
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Nocates
New Mexico
United States
Tucson
Desertion Rates in U S Army Reported by Advocate General
The chief clerk of the Advocate General's office in Washington states that one third of American soldiers desert each year and that the entire army of 25 000 men deserts every three years, based on army affairs knowledge.
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Advocate General's
Washington
Eight Tombstone Jury Returns Verdict in Bond Case
The eight Tombstone citizens on the jury found a verdict against the bondy men of Fred South for 5900 dollars. One government counsel said it was the most intelligent jury that ever sat on a case in Arizona.
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Fred South
Arizons
Ex Judge Fitzgerald Appointed Supreme Court Commissioner
Ex judge W F Fitzgerald formerly of Arizona now in Los Angeles has been named Supreme Court commissioner replacing J A Gibson who resigned. The role carries near judge level duties but with limited powers as defined by the court.
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W. F. Fitzgerald
Arizona
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
J. A. Gibson
Florida
Albuquerque
Burt Wingate
Ibnt
Meare
Geronimu
Fort Wingate
Real estate quotes show low conversion rates in Chicago
A Chicago real estate man notes that only one in ten interested buyers completes a purchase and fewer than two in fifty women who view homes close deals. He refuses to count a sale until papers are signed and money is paid, and even then buyers often back out.
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Chicago
Judicial routing debated for district assignment
A contested proposal centers on which judge, Sloan or Graham, should receive assignment to a district. The discussion questions Chief Justice Gorting on the proper boundaries and which county should fall under the Phoenix center amid calls for a formal appointment.
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Sloan
Graham
Gorting
Phenix
Syracuse Man Detected in Adulteration Case
A Syracuse man faces charges after a refined analysis found his product adulterated by seven percent above the American average. The case centers on purity concerns and formal procedures in the investigation.
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Syracuse
Boston Coach Horse Electrified By Current Incident
A Boston coach horse balked in the street and would not move until a man applied an electric battery and current. The horse allegedly moved forward, striking two men and a dog as it ran on. Observers believe the current could affect others nearby. The report notes widespread sympathy and growing demand for more details as press coverage begins.
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Boston
Morrie
Fort Huachuca
Downs
A. L. Grow
Misa Herriog
Mr. Dalton
Lia
Mining Exchange Hall
Huschka
Washington
Tombstone
Arizona and national news highlights mix turmoil and policy
The item outlines Cochise County and Geronimo era echoes, Diamond Joe Reynolds’s death, Missouri Supreme Court about party arbitration, and a US Senate bill on district judge salaries. It notes a predicted New York storm, an education critique in Congress, and a House arms sales bill to Indians.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Von
Natural resources and cross border trade in the Southwest
The article argues Mexicans exploit natural products such as mezcal plants for liquor sugar and rope fiber, while the United States relies on artificial flavors and imported timber. It notes Cochise county ships raw materials to Mexico and urges learning from southern neighbors to utilize native resources for life’s necessities and luxuries.
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America
Mexican Republic
United States
Arizona
Mexico
Cochise County
Gurdieponl
Hero of Wounded Mace General Forsythe Interviewed in St Louis
The Hero of Wounded Keres General Forsythe spoke with a Globe Democrat reporter in St Louis. He discussed his role in Dakota affairs, praised press coverage, and related his experiences with the Army during Pine Ridge Agency and the Franco Prussian era.
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Mace
Foreythe
Keres
Globe Democrat
St. Leni
Alitewgeh
Gertynburg
Peken
Puuety
Eilerean
Adil Biaier
Germany
Forsythe
Cnld
Pine Ridge
Tim
Dakota
St. Louis
Phil Sheridan
Europe
Paris
Blast of mixed wires and late trains from the West
News notes report delays from a Santa Fe train burned bridge near San Marcis and a 15 inch snow on Cajon Pass. Also covered are drought breaking rains in Mindis, flood risks near Indianapolis, and local civic strikes and floods across Arizona and California.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
San Marcis
Senate Appropriation Bill and Tax Debate Session
Congress debated a 20 000 appropriation for coinage reform in the Treasury using silver profits and authorized funding up to 250 000 for related aims. A direct tax bill was advanced with a resolution for immediate consideration and a provision tying state and territorial payments to ratified claims. The bill passed 175 to 101. The House committee also proposed a pension of 2200 per year for Admiral Porter's widow.
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Senate
Treasury
Cockrell
Belerey
Secretary of the Treasury
Coun Chandler
McKinley
Committee On Rules
Caswell
United States
House Committee On
Admiral Porter
Water and mineral springs near Del Verse Wert headline
A fragmentary report discusses a mineral spring water source, its effervescence and healthful properties, and notes a farmer patching a well mouth with wire netting to keep metal from cows. There is mention of Apache prisoners, a washed Tempe bridge, and railway disruptions with broader regional damage and trade impacts.
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Slater
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Ture
Hunt
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Sacha Cruz
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Pima
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Ndianapolis
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San Diego
Cajon Pass
der Monnew Lawa
Calora
F. L. Berry
Athe Atlantic and Pacific
Kanase City
Wells Fargo & Co
Pima County
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Prescott
Joseph Reynolds
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St Louis
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the Traveler
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St In
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California Athletic Club
San Carlos
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Chamber of Deputies
Oklahowa
Pulaski County
Keon Park
Ko Wilken
Woebingtem
Marvian
Wilson Wee Lorn
Maryland
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Mojave
So'elad Canyon
Wallington
Texas Ranger
G. W. Cheyney
Mr. English
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Tempe
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Anni
Wil Titeerek
Dreaks
Ree
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Rune Bing
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el Paso
Tutal
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Charles Ziegler
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