California wines at Nardini's Tarquoia store
A call from the Southwest Silver Conven notes a choice line of California wines direct from Sonoma at Nardini's Tarquoia store. Saturday opening features latest styles of ladies hats for fall just received with novelties. Mrs. P. B. Warnekros invites examination. Inez received an invoice for Fine Old White Eye Whiskey at 2e102 aoa Fo.
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California
Sonoma
Nardini
Tarquoia
Mre
P. B. Warnekros
Inez
Walled Lake of Iowa Awe Inspires Hawkeye Region
An article extols a vast Iowa water basin near Wright County called the walled lake. It describes a stone wall spanning the lake’s surface, built from boulders weighing up to three tons, with theories attributing it to prehistoric humans or natural ice action. Old science debates note lack of nearby stone sources.
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Mississippi River
Spirit Lake
Christ's Table
Yellowstone Park
Weight County
Iowa
Philadelphia
Wright County
Towa
Tonlay
Puzzled Tramps Debate Strikers Rights in Free Country
A dialogue centers on who may work and who may stop others from working, with a tramp and his son defending freedom to work and resist coercion. The piece juxtaposes farmed loafers and a casual sermon on self-help, ending with notes on dietary grains and early informal appliance commentary.
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Bob
Ingalls News Yet Not An Inquest On His Party
A late 19th century dispatch notes John Ingalls refrains from confirming an inquest on his party, mentions Powderly may resign as Grand Master Workman of Knights of Labor, and reports election returns, the death of John Hoey, and various local business notices and ads. The piece blends political, labor, and local commercial items with sparse dates.
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Knight’s of Labor
T. V. Powderly
St Louis
New York
Powderly
Local notices and ads mix in Arizona paper
An 1880s Tombstone section shows appointments and protests. The appropriation committee plans a November meeting. News items include a rumored marriage of Senator Hill to an Atlante lady, a candidate for Prescott land office registrar E A Rogers, and editorials from Northern Arizona papers. Community health scares and medical ads appear, with Hoetter’s goods and a drugstore transfer by L A Rockwatt promoting medicines and fragrances.
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E. A. Rogers
Prescott
Indians Headed South The Kid Band in Pursuit
Reports describe Kid and his renegades near Duncan Arizona moving toward the Sierra Madre with a pursuing posse chasing their tracks. Cowboys and settlers are warned as sporadic clashes occur, including shots exchanged near Duncan and a rider's horse loss on the way to San Simon. Local concern grows over possible encounters and rumors of two Indian bands near San Carlos are disputed.
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Kid
Duncan
Arizona
Sierra Maidres
Wasson
San Simon
In- Jiang
Tion Hand
Southern Pacific
San Carlos
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R. W. Woop
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MIT
Montezuma
Leon Larrieu
Proprieto
Fairbank, Arizona
Willows
Templetone
C. A. Bevorm
ST. Matthew's
Mateo
Alfred Lee Brewer
D. Oge
P.B. Waawexnos
Chine Pranas
Eheow
Hoadia
the Prince
Grone
Pioneer Store Cor
5Th and
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Joe Hoefler
Proir
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Tarive
University of Arizona
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School of Mines, and
Tucson
Ane
Tyler Desk Co
Marmoth
Southwest
Ts. Paso, Tex
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el Paso
Eve R
Chas Longuemare
Ingalls
Powdrly
John Hoey
Ohio
Atchiam Rana
John J
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Supreme Court of the United States
Territorial Supreme Court
San Pedro
Canon del Agua Grant
Adams Express Company
Hollywood
Long Beach
del Monrose
Columnus
Secretery of State
Taylor
Miller's Drug Store
Hiefter
Yaple
Turquais
House of Representatives
Iris
David B. Hill
Tus Globe Silver Belt
Ttday
Gila County
Absex Tees
Helmetta
N. J
Walter Willard
Jamesburg
H. J. Pero
Aver
Paria
On. Hoetter
Hoetter
Oregon
New England
New Orleans
Hoetter's
Tombstone
H. J. Teto
L. A. Rockwatt
Indians
Charles Tyson
James Gillespie
Tyson
Gillespie
Ward & Bowers
Ayer
Yuple
Metal Market
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