Strike at H er Mesa mine and political notes in Tombstone
Tuesday reports a strike at the Her mosa mine in Harshaw. Contention Co. is promised a return from San Francisco this week. Bonds set for Alex Casey in Justice Alvord's court. Wool shortages in the territories rise to 25 to 33 percent. A public meeting on the new constitution is planned for next month with speakers listed. A ten stamp mill is expected at Turquoise before spring with water supply secured.
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Turquoise
Sutherland
Indian Affairs Chief Voices Support for Ending Reservations
The commissioner of Indian affairs backs abandoning reservations and opening lands for settlement. He argues that native rights yield to civilization, that Indians should keep only lands needed for support, and that ceded lands must be paid at full market value.
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Finds at Casa Grande Ruins Highlight Excavation Progress
The Florence Enterprise reports ongoing preservation and excavation at the Casa Grande ruins. Objects unearthed include stone hatches, earthfilled oaks with animal bones, and a notable black earthen furnace with a carved ratiespake. A theory suggests the site was built by Chinese travelers arriving via Bering Strait and returning the same way.
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Casa Grande
Florence Enterprise
Behring Straits
Bitters touted as malaria defense and health aid
The article promotes Hustruiter's Som ach Bitters as a preventive and remedy against malaria and fevers, claiming it strengthens digestion and constitution and noting cattle losses in San Pedro valley. It also reports political gossip, a murder in the Mule mountains, inquest plans, and local business moves in Tombstone.
Globe visitors study Buffalo copper mine for sale
Professor James Douglas Miss Douglas and Mr. Ben Williams of Bisbee arrived in Globe on Sunday with Mr. Philip Oates meeting them in Solomonville Mesara. They examined the Buffalo mine property on Monday and Tuesday and indicated the purchase will be made in negotiations with Phelps Dodge & Co of New York.
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Austher
James Douglas
Douglas
Ben Williams
Bisbee
Globe
Philip Oates
Solomonville
Mesera
Williams
Buffalo
Mesars
Phelps, Dodge & Co
New York
Bulido
Tite
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Safe Remedy
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tested vegetable remedy for dyspepsia liver complaints and constipation. It warns against dangerous tonics and claims the bitters offer rational medication derived from pure spirits and safe stimulant properties. It urges those with weak digestion to rely on experiences of invalids who used the product.
Fragmentary Sede Market List Mentions Various Goods
A garbled list appears with items like clothes pins, bird seed, tack hammers, lunch buckets, lanterns, silk cloth, corsets, wool gloves and dress trimming. Mentions New York origin and generic sale language but lacks clear events or dates. The text suggests a marketplace catalog snippet rather than a full reportage.
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Gilberts
New York
Lion scalps and mining talk mark Arizona dispatch
A. Anderson reports lion scalps near Mammoth and asks a bounty. Sutherland of Fraser Chalmers, a top mining machinery expert, recalls Black Hills work. Jest about the Charleston incident and marshals. Smelter talks hinge on ore sales and railroad plans in Tombstone. Pueblo is the only public beacon. An advertisement notes high earnings for energetic salesmen with New York address.
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Sutherland
Tombstone
Fraser & Chalmers
Chicago
Denver
Black Hills
United States
Pueblo
Peteres
A Musical Mélange and Notable Music Figures
A fragmentary festival note highlights famed names Selavsc and Kuebinsteim with Carl Tausie as a premier pianist. It mentions the new violetta stringed instrument, director Da Frgence Lans Berren at Vassar, composer Francisco Comrmt near Florence, and opinions on Wagner Liszt and Borbee, noting Wagner’s emphasis on decorative music.
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Tiscema
Puis
Selavsc
Tiv
Kuebinsteim
Carl Tausie
Pores Cladacon
Joneffy
Lans Berren
Vassar College
Francisco Comrmt
Florence
Renescreth
Wagner
Liszt
Borbee
Kisses and Squeezes in a Whimsical Manor Scene
Dialog fragments reveal social cues and flirtations among Mrs Van Jenkins Clara and others. A teasing tone threads through comments about Charly Slamm and suitors. Juxtaposed lines hint at a salon atmosphere with playful romance and banter.
Personal particulars and odd notices from old papers
Feeronse Rawow described as a Rio Granade bandit rides a multicolor horse. Jonas Carpenter claims near 150 years old, born in Virginia with 1734 birth date per family Bible. A San Diego invalid gathers postage stamps. A Kansas City carrier Jefferson A. Harlow wakes blind after moonlit nap. Deacos Pick of Manchester Mass. is noted for long teaching career at ix years old.
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Feeronse Rawow
Tux Deover
Jonas Carpenter
Virginia
Awsm Coyawr
San Diego
Kansas City
Jefferson A. Harlow
Deacos Pick
Manchester
Mass
Hie ix
Mystery Coin Carried by Fast Moving Man on City Street
A negro man ran along a downtown street at high speed balancing a small coin while shouting to pedestrians. He disappeared into a court, and another colored man explained the coin was found in the street and hidden with dirt to avoid touching it.
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Mole Mountains
Frank Wolcott
Mule Mountains
Sandy Bob
C. Granville Johnston
Bisbee
Libel case verdict and mixed early 1900s wire notes
The record summarizes diverse items from a news wire: a libel verdict awarding Donnelly $1 damages and $5 costs, a notice to bankers about Rothechilds dealings, Fort Marcu st Santa Fe transfers to interior, a Seales case cross examination, and various international and local incidents including embezzlement, frost distress, and a street railway robbery.
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Fort Marcu
Santa Fe
Fort Cummings
Grant County
Department of War
Department of the Interior
Coscuneax Bowens Speech Sparks Philadelphia Row
Coscuneax Bowens, a Republican member elect, spoke in Phoenix claiming his party could not do much in the first year. The Herald praised him while Morford and Mark Smith clashed during the event as spectators jeered and reactions spread.
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Coscuneax Bowens
Phenix
Herald
Mark Smith
Morford
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Hermosa
Harshaw
Mr. Bausfield
The
Contention Co
San Francisco
Alex Casey
Jestice Alvord
TM & M Co
Snake Ranch
Lang
Los Angeles
Allen English
C. 8. Clark
G. W. Cheyney
Territories
New Mexico
Arizona
JV. Vickers
Spring Valley
Mr. Vickers
Mencan
Marceding
Carr
Sonora
A. Banning
Clark
Alexander Casey
Turquois
Alvord
James Reilly
Joan Hart
J. D. Ponder
Thomas Keef
el Paso Times
F. T. Sutherland
Fra—zer and
Chalmers
Gru
Turquc
Mr. Beaverns
San Jose Hoaw
Jas. Crowley
San Pedro Valley
Safford
Avneier
Albuquerque Democrat
George Fitts
Paus- Protos
McKean & Knight
Tom Atchison
George McClarty
Tucson
Sloan
George
Sheriff Perrin
McCusery
McClarty
A. Anderson
San Pedro
Board of Supervisors
Mam—moth
Charleston
Acuets
P.O
Sant
Diane Preases
eGoal
Young
Snibbins
Warnes
Mader
Chana
Mra van Jenkins
Charley Slamm
Clara
Willing
Ethel
Smartleigh
Eithel
News BY Wire
Mossearonis
Donnelly
Pioneer Press
Donnell
Sr Perexesone
House of Rothechilds
Russia
Rothechilds
Parie
London
Basta Fe
Inna
SaLem
Searles
Burley
Hubbard
Tim
Othy’s Lawyers
Teneveswe, Co
A. J. Mercer
Curcaco
Scanlon
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Lexpos
St. Petersburg
Standard
Nowsto
Raichioe
Perm
Reazan
Urry
Mexico
Jackson
Graham
Anglo
Matthews
Guenther
Washington
McCarty
Europe
the Provident
England
France
Germany
Ficayune
Brownsville
Tex
Mat
Oras
Jorents Garcia
Camargo
J. B. Rieh
Ardeon
Mata— Morus
Garcia
Onigaxs
Eugene Z. Garcia
Louisiana National Bank
Wright
R.M. Waltley
Garca
Chili
Blaine
Department
Commodore Schley
Tracy
aLyre
Poapstrita
Wait Whitman
Pasis
Lyons
Grenoble
Merrians
Omans
Ames Avenue
Omaha Street Railway Company
Beals
Lara
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