Political parties and bread price shift in the Union
The piece notes party confidence in Arizona and New Mexico, a rise in New York loaf prices from five to six cents due to flour price drops, and no Republican claims yet on this aid. It also mentions Judge Osborn's aqua cherry tree showing leaf drop then revival, used as a metaphor for the Democratic party’s past decline and expected rebound.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Busap
New York
Judge Osborn
Democratic Party
Cochise Republicans Win Big But Face Intra Party Strife
The Oasis notes a signal Cochise county victory for Republicans but warns party leaders that infighting and attempts to purge rivals threaten future success. A united front is urged to prevent disaster and maintain influence in the county.
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Cochise County
Smuggling Viewed Favorably by Tucson Merchants
The Tucson Citizen claims rising smuggling benefits merchants and that the public does not view it as criminal. It argues merchants evading duties and customers escaping detection are aligned with the aim of smooth passage, noting no prohibition in the ten commandments.
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Tucson
President weighs currency reform and Baltimore plan
Reported plans show the president considering submitting a currency reform proposal to Congress in December. He labels the present system inherently vicious and says the Balti more plan would guarantee bank notes by taxing banks to fund insolvent banks.
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Congress
Prospect of Fire Clay Supply Near Benson
To the Whetstone mountains, seven miles from Benson, Messrs Norcros Jenson & Co have developed a deposit of fire clay. They produce a superfine quality from one ton to 1000 carloads and have just contracted with Copper Queen Co of Bisbee for 100 carloads. They seek teams for hauling, offering a freight opportunity.
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Whetstone Mountains
Benson, Meserr
Norcros, Jenson, & Co
Copper Queen Co
Biabee
Danie
Haunted house fear and medicine faith in tonics
A discussion on fear of incurable illness and doubt in medicine, praising Hostetter's Bromo Seltzer? Bitters for dyspepsia constipation liver and kidney trouble malaria and nervousness. Claims persistent use conquers obstinate cases and notes availability of triolet soaps and bechet powders at Tombson store.
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Hostetter
Court adjourns until Monday morning at ten
Friday's Daily reports court adjournment to Monday at 10 o'clock. Other items note a city election plan for December 10, a $610.85 Soto Bros. v Sev erin judgment, Benson hotel lease to Van King, and multiple local happenings from Tombstone to Nogales.
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Grand Central Hotel
Benson
van. King and Wife
Tombstone
Castaxipa-Sar Benson Announcement in 1894 Almanac
A brief notice dated November 2, 1894 records the marriage or betrothal related event involving Castaxipa-Sar Benson and the wife of J M Caatofiads. The terse entry appears in the period style of a local notices section.
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Castaxipa—Sar Benson
J. M
Phoenix bicycle tournament prizes and details announced
The Herald notes a Phoenix bicycle tournament with two loans from Los Angeles and prizes valued at 2400 dollars. Diamonds worth 1000 dollars will be displayed publicly in a local business window within days. Expert riders are expected to compete as railroads and stage lines offer reduced rates to attract a large crowd.
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Phoeare
Phoenix
Apostle Moses Thacher Finds Ruins in Sierra Madre
Apostle Moses Thacher of the Mor mon church has returned from the Sierra Madre in Chihuahua reporting ruins of a city with enough material to build two San Franciscos. He claims to know the exact site and has purchased land nearby, doubting Mexican authorities are aware. Community notes: other items mention steamer Aztec docking at Yuma, wild hogs aboard, hay and produce shipments from the valley, and social and political remarks from Phoenix Herald items.
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Moses Thacher
Mormon Church
Sierra Madre Mountains
Chihuahua
United States
San Francisco
Thacher
Yuma
Gulf O California
Colony
Stacy
General Andrade
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsements From Lake County Testimony
A Lake County reader recounts personal health gains from Hood's Sarsaparilla after a prolonged illness. The letter praises the remedy and mentions that the product was recommended by experts and backed by officials in Massachusetts and New England. Additional endorsements from local officials and merchants hail Hood's Sarsaparilla as reliable and effective.
Facts and figures from a historical data snippet
A garbled summary of figures on opium usage in China tea output per plant railroads employment land value and other statistics. It mentions a university awarding a philosophy degree to a Japanese and notes large quantities of bank notes or paper Seadows Hast . the text is fragmented with many OCR errors and unclear entities.
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China
Trive T
United States
Kelner
Sammom Teas
Chicago
Fie
Smt Deere
Ant
Chic Rew
Mishawaka author seeks reply on circulars and positions
J W Seller of Mishawaka Indiana requests responses to circulars and correspondence for a permanent position. He asks recipients to send a self addressed stamped envelope directing replies to his address and notes his book Hounds and Hares as author.
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J W. Seller
Mishawaka, Tad
Shosk Bros and Others Ranch Notes Near Tambatone
Field notes list multiple ranches and brands across Tambatone and surrounding ranges in Arizona and Sonora. Entries describe cattle, brands, locations such as Apache Springs and Sulphur Springs Valley, and marks like left hip and right shoulder with various owners including Braley Montz Duvall and Chirishanna Cattle Co.
Cattle brands listed for Simon Valley area
M Renaud holding Wicos brand cattle in Simon Valley reports calf branding. Brands include Arrow on left shoulder and others like Morse and Cus Soraky. Also mentions W H Taylors Co Pontothoe Hibee and Sulton Spring Valleys with various brands and owners.
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Grock Fellow & Servoss
M. Renaud
Wicos, Y
San Simon Valley
Crombar
W. H. Taylors Co
Pontothoe
Hibee
Sulton Spring Vat Valles
Morse Orand
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