Funeral in Bisbee for Miss Barker in Typhoid Tragedy
Reports from Bisbee outline the quiet election aftermath and a large funeral procession for Miss Ernest Barker aged nineteen, who died of typhoid fever after a marriage at Coronado Beach. The service at the cemetery included Rev Moffett and Daughters of Rebecca pallbearers, as Mrs Barker’s family and friends mourned a bright spirit.
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Election Revelations From Bisbee Territory Counties
Returns from various counties show Murphy with a strong majority for governor and Smith leading in several districts. Legislature leans Democratic with a good margin, while Republicans suffer defeats territory wide. News notes daily life amid post office delays and local incidents in Tombstone and Bisbee.
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Ehow Smith
Oly Opanty
Murphy
Democats Claim Major Wins in Cochise County Ticket
Early returns across Cochise County show Democrats winning a clear majority in statewide and local races. Highlights include H M Woods and M Gray taking assembly seats, D candidates sweeping sheriff probate judge and other offices, with only two precincts unsettled.
Eccentric bachelors and stage songs at Tombstone
A Thursday page from Daily recounts quirky locals, stage numbers by JV Vickere and JB Anguis, and Bisbee merchants visiting for spring business. It notes election returns and county updates, mentions logistics of printing, and cites medical advice from Hos tetter's Stomach Eitters as a trusted remedy. Sheriff Scott White received an invitation to a hanging on November 16 at noon.
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Sherif Scott White
Santiego
Sheriff White
Gresvas
Desertions rise in U.S. Army as canteen profits soar
Annual Adjutant General report reveals 3903 desertions in the last year and harsh critique of the army canteen, which now controls a growing share of Army business. Canteen sales totaled 1,915,362 with a net profit of 464,594.
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Election Bets Stir Tombstone and County Happenings
Election bets shifted in Tombstone as Mark Smith purportedly carried Arizona by 900 votes in a Mexican prisoner case. Robt McCormick and Mrs Camel visit Tonbatore, Wilkus election unclear, and MD Scribner and EW Lind return from Bisbee amid congratulations. A wild hog was killed near Tombstone, and Pespecter county returns set record promptness. Possible legal challenge to two small precinct counts could affect a supervisor race between Keny Dehanty and Noyeaas 029.
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Keny Dehanty
Noyeaas
Copper Demand Seen Outpacing Supply Across Industry
A historical report notes copper, vital for electricity, will be scarce as demand outstrips production. It cites rising exports from America and warns that future manufacturing may rely on long-distance power transmission, pushing copper mining to new frontiers and highlighting its value akin to gold for operators with top-grade deposits.
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America
Europe
Arizona Cowboys In Pursuit Of Desert Station Raiders
A Phoenix dispatch reports cowboys from Tonto Basin pursue two young outlaws Ebmers and Caswald after they robbed two desert stations north of the city. They looted New Itivar station, assaulted keeper Usele Jack Gibron, and bound him. At Goddard station they took 400 dollars, then fled toward the mountains. The posse lost track after a brief pursuit. The criminals are described as dangerous youths from Toots Basin, with one noted as nine or ten years old recently released from the Arizona penitentiary.
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Favorable Spot What an Eastern Journal Sees in Arizona
The St Louis Post Dispatch notes Arizona’s population rising 149 percent in ten years. Irrigation has turned vast desert into productive land growing oranges figs almonds and pomegranates. The piece cites irrigation advances as transforming the territory akin to Egypt, predicting Arizona will become a favored U.S. region rather than a dangerous desert.
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Tobacco Quit Aid Promises Easy Lasting Change
Fragmented notice extols a tobacco cessation aid claiming to help users quit tobacco easily and forever. Mentions vigor and worker wellness themes but text is garbled and unclear on verifiable details or endorsements.
Electric Bitters touted as best selling bitters in twenty years
Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio lauds Electric Bitters as the best selling tonic he has handled in twenty years. He cites that many diseases stem from stomach liver kidney and nerve disorders and claims the medicine tones the stomach purifies the blood strengthens nerves and builds up the entire system. Free in 50 cents. Sold by Tombstone Pharmacy.
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Belleville
Tombstone Pharmacy
Recognition of McKinley by the nation andBryan’s literary legacy
The rocs of the majority of the American people may be recognized and the nation respectfully doffs tte t hat to President McKinley. Arizona alee bows to Our Mark Bryanney well is proud of hie contribution during the past campaign to the patriotic Lterature of America. The truth of bie arga mente will live for ever and hie warnings to the people of his country will be long remembered even after his predictions shall have been verified.
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Arizona
Bryanney
America
Ambitious Phrases From a Historic Election Dispute
The text expresses disappointment with the national election fraud claims, condemning imposed sequences on the people and urging the majority to be supreme. It extols WJ Bryan as a sincere champion of the people, noting a call to endure and await another day.
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WJ Bryan
Returne from the east stirs Cochise county democracy
A fragmented report notes a disruptive influence on local affairs as residents in Cochise County express mixed feelings about recent events in the east. The piece conveys regional concern and communal sentiment with emphasis on democratic questions and local identity.
Money and the National Election Power Play
The piece argues money dominates politics, claiming Republicans are heavily funded by trusts and corporations. It implies big money tilts national elections and shapes outcomes despite stated just causes. The tone is skeptical of money's influence on democracy.
History will write William J Rey as the day’s greatest man
The excerpt praises William J Rey as beloved by the common people and warns against wealthy influence. It laments Bryan and endorses Mark Smith as a near fit for statehood, while noting concerns about undesired gains. It also congratulates Arizona on selecting a delegate to Congress.
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Mark Wins By About Thousand Vote Majority
Arizona stands by Mark amid strong efforts to unseat him. The support is seen as a compliment to the state, reflecting pride in their favored representative and a division over political strife.
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Governor Murphy’s Thanksgiving Proclamation Likely Shorter
The draft proclamation from Governor Murphy may be shorter this year while acknowledging mixed reactions to the presidential result. Some residents feel less joy about the political outcome, contrasting with prior celebrations.
Anne Gould's Title Costly Conoters Castellano Mention
A fragment notes Anne Gould's title as the Conoters Castellano has cost up to date twenty six million fracc, described as an enormous price even if such nobility remains in Frenes. The sentence references a costly title and a noble rank with unfamiliar currency.
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Conoters Castellano
Frenes
Silver price rebounds amid renewed rise in market
The price of silver has risen again after a brief retracement, reaching levels not seen in five years as sales to New York occur at 61½ cents an ounce. The Mining and Engineering Journal notes causes for the uptick, including metal movement and the belief that the Indian Government will remain a large buyer for some time. Efforts to curb silver circulation have failed, forcing the Indian Coinage to order new coinage to prevent broader currency decline.
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