Ballon Mission Tied to Aguinaldo and General MacArthur
A note mentions a tendency to attach pine to the small balloon sent up by Aguinaldo with aid from General MacArthur.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1901
Page
2
A note mentions a tendency to attach pine to the small balloon sent up by Aguinaldo with aid from General MacArthur.
The article notes Count Waldersre has pursued trouble in China and continues the hunt. It mentions the natural cowardice of the Chinese thwarting his hiding an overdose of white ante to the use of the burde man in the Philip at disease of isproay. It cites an estimate of about 29,000 leprosy cases in the islands with 2,000 located in Cebu.
A jumble of anecdotes notes Mrs Nation’s jail stay described as divine rent, a New York bankrupt’s liabilities mix pew rent and beer, and a quip about Congressmen heading to the Philippines comparing the president’s California trip to a short East jaunt.
The article reports that a Mexican law punishes the whole train crew if a Mexican is killed on a railroad, leading to about five Americans being jailed. It warns American railroad workers to avoid Mexico until the law is repealed.
The Albuquerque Citizen reflects on the future riches of New Mexico and Arizona and predicts that statehood will spark strength and progress. It argues that once statehood is achieved, the territory will prosper with grit and energy, as capital and industry follow.
A misspelled, old style benediction extols education and virtue for American youth. The text seeks divine guidance for citizens' safety and national glory, attributed to the name Kinley.
The attorney general signals to the press a plan to remove all others from consideration, hinting at a sweeping move. Officials unnamed discuss expanding inquiries while officials claim intent to consolidates power.
Observers note spring door damages as evidence in various actions. Critics argue cold water is not a cure-all, countering optimistic claims.
A call to curb a run of quick wealth schemes advocates tougher penalties for thieves. Proponents argue stricter enforcement and harsher punishment will deter the fraudsters and protect the public from rising losses.
Solomonville invites the people from all valley towns for a July Fourth event amid reports of the Westinghouse properties expanding with a 580 ton plant nearby. Notable interests include Pride of the West and claims by Gee & Wildey of Washington along with Mowry Hard Beel World’s Fair Lead Queen and Hermove sod Red Rock.
Bisbee items report Julius Heeferson moving to Tao won, bids let for a $30000 reform school at Benson, and local ball game plans at Don Luis. Updates cover mining company moves, stock interests, and visits from Jolm Quimn Bert Gelimle and others, plus the progress on electric poles and the Cine de Mayo preparations.
Accompanied by Mrs M A Howell they returned from the San Bernardino ranch after a week. A Bisbee nine vs Juniors practice game ended 7 to live. Several Bisbeans plan trips to Tombstone and Tucson next Sunday. others head to Grand Rapids and Los Angeles area. A Tyler forgery case and a marriage close the week with a ceremony near the Lowell.
The article notes studies on how applied profanity affects the mind. It suggests profanity provides temporary relief from stress and pain, but offers no lasting benefit. It warns against considering profanity a useful habit and calls it a temporary stimulant at best.
Cable message indicates President McKinley accepted an invitation to visit the Congress mine near Phenix after his arrival. Authorities expect the trip to attract wide interest from the president and his party as the gold bullion operation is highlighted.
A Colorado inventor proposes a steel stove that folds into panniers for pack saddles and can unfold into a cooking kit. The idea, praised by Mr. Forker of Glenwood Springs, envisions a coffee pot doubling as a frying pan and even transforming into camp gear. The concept gains cautious interest as the field of prospector needs grows and the inventor pursues development amid broader frontier challenges.
Monday's Daily reports Willcox public schools closed Saturday Le Larrieu visits from Fairbank and Mrs Barrett from Tuccon. Ten men form a water brigade at roosnix. Wilson and Hawkins form a law partnership at Prescott. Mining men in Tombontos and Phenix sugar factory funding advances. Boer negotiations by Mire Bethe. Alex Casey returns from Turquois. Copper properties bonded. rich strike near Pearce eight miles west. Mexico trip May 4–6 with excursion rates. Two freight cars overturned at Fairbank. no injuries. Philippine soldiers bodies carried through Winslow. Dragoon summit collision damages engines. engineers unharmed. Branding accident to C F Cummings at Willcox. Seaverns and the Silver Bill property near Tarquois. York reports smallpox quarantine in Cochise and Pearce. Frank Kemper relocates to Tucson. Mulberry tree at capitol grounds thriving with fruit.
Judge Jas Reilly and wife visit. May term civil calendar announced. Copper mine notes include Eureka mine operations, smelter overhauls, and Helvetia smelter blowing in May. Also Measles outbreak in Leavenworth 7th Cavalry and public school fundraiser tickets.
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