Local notices and society items from Bisbee area
Short regional notices include civic elections and police chief candidates Chas Wiser Wim Nealey and Andy Bissett. Social events mention Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs J J Pattons on Tuesday November 3rd at 7 PM. Also reported are a skating club meeting at the rink at 7 30 tonight and several travelers arriving from Bisbee and Benson. Freeh Fish deliveries Thursday at Noble's. Dr J W Farrington visiting Tombstone until Sunday.
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J. W. Farrington
Bisbee Densist
Tombstone
Chas
Wiser
Wim
Nealey
Andy Bissett
Tragic Nogales Train Accident Kills Brakeman
A passenger train near Crittenden halted after a man was dragged under the cars. Brakeman Win Gray, about 35, died from injuries sustained as he attempted to ride the tender back to the engine. He was a longtime railroad worker with many friends in Nogales. The same issue notes political rallies, candidates gathering from Benson, and a funeral in San Francisco.
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Epires
Crittenden
Win. Gray
L Cis Topices
Nogales
Gray
Nell
FATAL BULL FIGHT AND LOCAL POLITICAL WAGERS
A Nogales bullfight ends with a rider killed as a bull attacks the arena. In political notes, local candidates shift: two mayoral contenders withdraw, Emanuel A Prescott papers comment on a firefighter marriage, while land prices soar with Broadway squaring and a new thirty story Park Row tower planned. Political tactics and copper camp meetings color the campaign eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
the Battery
Broadway
Wall Street
Busranees
Park Row
Mexican critique on train robbing and law speed
A Mexico focused critique questions why train robberies are common in the United States yet rare in Mexico. It cites swift punishment for railway crimes in Mexico and contrasts criminal execution with slower American methods. The piece also notes misdated campaign events and a copper claim project tied to Globe, Arizona.
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United States
Rio Grands
Mexico
Civilized
America
Republic
Perils of prospecting and a political tirade in El Paso Tribune
An OCR damaged column recounts a prospecting misadventure of William Strethern in a desert, then shifts to a heated political polemic against William Jennings Bryan. It mocks Bryan, questions American principles, and contrasts civil rhetoric with violence, reflecting partisan rhetoric of the era. The piece ends with a broad claim about murders in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strethern
Bakersfield
Kinley
Bryac
Laud
Stly
W. la Bryan
Pete
Damond
Tama
el Paso Tribune
Opinion on Mark Smith as delegate and Arizona statehood
The letter from Janes K. Jonas, chairman, praises Mark Smith as a valuable and influential delegate in Congress. It argues Arizona should be admitted despite eastern prejudices and notes Smith’s strong standing could aid statehood. A second passage warns against spreading slander and gossip, urging responsibility and pity for those wronged.
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Frank P. Trott
Phoenix
Arizona
Curcado
Ilinois
Sir
Mark Smith
Congress
Senate
Smith
Congesas
Janes K. Jonas
Schilling's Best Tea Promotion Guarantee
Good tea is highly praised and backed by an ironclad money back guarantee. Schilling & Company promotes satisfaction with a full refund if the product does not meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Hiling & Company Aan Francine
People’s Party Platform Ticket Summary
The People's Party presents its ticket listing J Mathias for Conwell, N Errickson for location, Crockets and O Wentworth for sheriff and transfer, J W Mfire for probate, Porter for recorder, A Kelly for district attorney, and Bryan H Schmieding for supervisor.
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Conwell
J. Mathias
PA Lofge GS. Crockets
N. Errickson
McCare
O. A. Wentworth
Declarations of Principles by the People Party of Cochine County
The People Party of Cochine county assembles on October 1 1606 and endorses the national party platform from St Louis and the Bryan Watson ticket for president and vice president. It denounces Sewall and supports Arizona statehood with a non boodle constitution and opposes county officials who accept railroad passes. It pledges to expose corruption and to seek honest men for office while resisting tax eaters and ringsters. It urges cooperation with all honest advocates of lower taxes and territorial growth.
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People’s Party
Cochine County
Ational People's Party
St. Louis
WV Jryan
Thomas E. Watson
Arthur Sewall
Chicago
Leartils
Ariz- Cpa
Phenix
Lis
Wea
Ferest
Arizona
Congress
Public notice of mortgage and sale warning creditors
On the ninth day of September 1875 Hazlewood and Huddy engaged in business at Pearce Cochise County with all stocks in trade and personal property pledged to Geo H Fits and possession given. The property and books were attached in PH War w ips versus Hazlewood and Huddy. Warn all creditors not to pay Hazlewood or Huddy as such payment will not be acknowledged.
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Haslewood & Huddy
Sid Harewood & Huddy
Orricn
Azizoxa
Azizvon
Paul
Warpekros
Tombstone
Hess
Allen
Jon
Lippert
Dees
Br Ver
J. W. Keany
Cowan
Fourth Ward
Contenn
Dave Welsh
A. Garrett
Patot
Mike Wen
Tome
Loudon
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Llona & Sout
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Tueweesp m Roam
Mancopa
Ua Set
Wat Bound
Mondais
Fe Mulays
Benson
Weduonsaye
Taterlays
New Mexico
Mari
Copa & Phoenix R. R
Neeth
Prone Roam Tenpe
cSacaton Isalse
Marie
H. Howsmnit
Wilver
Gaff
Noble's
Foots White
Bisbee
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. J. Patton
Scott White
Joe McPherson
Mr. J. Brown
Brows
Bechlordom
Benedicte
Cupid
Mera
Bay Sk Ea
Setiow
Scheiffelin Hal
Bene Son
Bradley
San Francisco
T.C. Ameden
Supervisor
Wim. Speed
Assembly
G. W. Swain
L. Cummings
F. E. Cadwell
W. Perkins
Addres
Hog! Tees
Jors Angulo
Jos.Hoetler
C.S. Bachellor
A. Hl. Emanuel
Prescott
Merk Smith
Tucson
Copper Camp
Jas A. Fleming
New York
Black Warrior
Globe
Phoenix National Bank
W. W. Hill
Republican
Or. Price's Crema Dexim
Power
Mir
Devteat Bata
Walted
People’s Party Platform
THE
Peoples Party
Wpwatt
Joseph Hoefler
Fifth and
Fremont Streets
Pioneer Store
General Merchandise
Jos
Hoefler
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