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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1910
Page
2
Colonel Roosevelt will preside at the dedication of the Roosevelt dam. He is familiar with dams and makes frequent use of them. The piece notes boosting can revive a dead town, while knockers can kill a lively town. Primary results suggest regular Republicans are moving backward.
Magnates treat players as assets, likening baseball men to jack rabbits for profit. The season starts as team owners exercise tight control over rosters and earnings.
Tombstone advances street work as crews push full speed ahead, aiming to modernize infrastructure and boost local commerce. City leaders tout progress and promise continued upgrades to attract residents and visitors to this historic Arizona town.
The annual meeting will be held in El Paso during Fair week on Saturday, November 5, with participants from the Southwestern Editorial Association attending the event.
A public setting reveals a youth's home atmosphere through his actions at a street corner, dance hall, or church. The observation suggests behavior in private mirrors public behavior, highlighting the link between home life and public conduct.
A barb from a columnist urges young men planning marriage to consider finances, noting a dray wagon salary cannot reliably fund an automobile oriented wife. The remark highlights economic realism in early 20th century domestic expectations.
A compact reflection on prudence in sharing information noting that reliability suffers when one becomes pliable and over shares. It warns against tell-tale disclosures and suggests keeping certain truths private as a principle of personal integrity.
A reflective maxim argues that personal failure stems from not identifying or addressing one's weaknesses. It suggests self-awareness and effort to improve as keys to success.
A short, observational note states that smoking makes pipe dreams seem easy, implying many men smoke to simplify aspirations.
The article argues Colonel Roosevelt is reverting to Hamiltonian principles in a new nationalism. It claims his stance seeks to move the political clock back by a century, restoring old economic and political ideas.
The passage questions the meaning of the term new nationalism and suggests President Roosevelt redefines it to fit his policies. It warns that interpretations could shift to radical aims such as abolishing the Supreme Court or other extraordinary proposals from his speeches.
Territorial items of interest condensed cover Arizona events from Phoenix to Flagstaff. The report notes university enrollment, arrests for check fraud, local fires, political tensions, mining developments, road surveys, court actions, and civic news across Mohave, Gila, Yuma, and Navajo regions with multiple named towns, companies, and officials.
In a Gate saloon during pioneer days a printer halted a line of fifteen men at the bar. With all seated and hands raised, he removed his eye shade, brandished a makeup rule as a pretend weapon, and urged the crowd to buy a drink.
The first 20 carloads of cattle from Cochite ranch, about 30 miles south of Douglas, cross the border to Sonora for shipment to Kansas City, Mo. The 5000 head moved under contracts, with cattle slaughtered for immediate consumption within days after unloading. Government inspector Dr Hart supervises the inspection.
A major fire in Naco destroyed about 20 of 25 homes and much of the business district from Big Adobess loan to the Naco Stables. Loss estimated between 75000 and 109003 dollars. Origin unclear with possible overturned lat Ne telephone line failure hindering details.
Col Pickett of Tombstone arrived in Bisbee for a short visit and announced support for all candidates to file petitions and seek votes from the people. He is a Democratic candidate for one of Arizona’s senators as the state becomes a state, with the top two vote-getters to be chosen by the legislature.
The report to Governor Sloan by territorial auditor W C Foster shows a total revenue of 1,121,271.48 for 1910, an increase of 205,926 over 1909. A set aside of 11,500 will be usable for campus building, furniture, or apparatus once this year's taxes are collected, drawn from a fund approved by the last legislature for improvements.
Reporters describe tremors near a Flagstaff crater five miles north as crews monitor possible volcanic signs. Observers recount shocks over several days, noting shifting tremors on September 19 and talks of evacuations as night events spiked.
President Kendrick Bisco of the University of Arizona announced a revised curriculum after a territorial board of education meeting. The new course will be sent to teachers across the territory this week with a July decision on textbook changes and possible adoption of current texts or alternatives.
Contant, listed as wanted for alleged forgery, was arrested in Oklahoma after attempting to pass a check on Steve Romer. A sheriff’s deputy said the suspect will be brought to court for trial.
A dubious charter to form the World Corporation is described as the most remarkable ever granted in the United States, with Phoenix listed as the main office and Boston as eastern headquarters. The venture promotes vast capital, universal enterprise reach, and a book by Mullette detailing the charter. A side note reports James Murphy presenting a lion skin and a claim of poisoning the king of Leaste amid cattle tensions.
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