Arizona and New Mexico Statehood Debate Highlights
The New York Sun argues joint statehood would surprise many in Arizona. Arizona and New Mexico voters face a decisive outcome that could rebuke Speaker Canon and Republican leaders while showing local preference for territorial status or a separate state. Boiled water contrasts with those seeking flavored beverages.
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Southwest
New Jersey swindler jailed over paltry theft
A New Jersey con artist tied to grafters has been jailed after being arrested for stealing a pal’s $100. The incident marks a permanent blow to his criminal reputation as authorities move to end his scheme.
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New Jersey
What You Swallow and Medicines of Known Composition
A fragmented 19th century advertisement notes growing interest in medicines with known ingredients. It discusses Dr. E. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York and his public disclosure of formula details with a free pamphlet offering, including Pleasant Pellets and a caution against overuse. It mentions endorsements by medical writers and requests readers to write for information.
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N.Y
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Hearst Nominated for New York Governor in Democratic Pact
The Prospecton notes William Randolph Hearst has been nominated by the New York Democrats for governor, aligning with his prior Independence League bid and signaling a strong position for “clean politics.” Hearst’s stance emphasizes mass welfare, anti-boss politics, and rising statewide optimism for Democratic success this fall.
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Union
Born to Hold Office Debate Drives Delegate Race
The Prospector notes confusion over editorials in the Phoenix Gazette on W F Cooper’s bid for Delegate to Congress. The Gazette allegedly misquotes the Prospector, claiming Cooper is born to hold office, while the Prospector asserts a different meaning and stresses Cooper’s August effort to win the seat with Arizona support by November 7.
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Phoenix
Hay fever outbreak linked to smelter workers in Bisbee
A malignant hay fever form is reported in Bisbee believed caused by smelter boys kissing "grass widows" released by Cochise county court. The illness is not yet an epidemic in Tombstone, or doctors may be naming it differently.
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Government poultry group seeks hens that lay year round
Government poultry sharps aim to breed hens that lay all year and reduce aging flocks. They also push to wean older birds from feminine instincts to prevent them from entering the spring market as new chickens.
Love's Young Dream Pastry Cream Debuts
A new pastry cream named Love's Young Dream emerges with honey sweetness and a spoon service suggestion. The item hints at a delicate dessert pairing and a traditional serving style.
Not in Accord With William Jennings Bryan
The leading Democrats of the South reject Bryan's plan to end railroad influence by government ownership. Senator Bacon calls it a ripe field for graft and a political machine that could dominate office and undermine popular government, while risking control over national business and property values.
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Daniel
Virginia
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President Roosevelt Sees Patterns Behind Diction Variants
The report notes President Roosevelt finding numerous patterns behind the dictionvary and the use of apostrophes in his speech. It highlights language style analysis as part of his public discourse approach and reflects on linguistic nuances in early 20th century politics.
California Keeps Confidence Despite a Shaky Month
California appears steady despite a bumpy period, with observers noting she does not look as fragile as feared. Analysts point to underlying resilience and cautious optimism amid ongoing challenges.
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Editors push simple spiel to claim heat stays the same
A wave of editors argues that replacing double digits with a single one will keep the hot spell consistent. They insist the numeral change does not alter the weather narrative or reader understanding.
Russian revolutionists kill general by mistake
A report states that revolutionaries killed a general by error, with speculation that the act occurred before his scheduled turn or order. The line between targeted action and misjudgment remains unclear, leaving questions about motive and timing.
Magazine writer critiques too succinct spelling style
A magazine writer comments on the analysis of written words roaming the realm of contiguous expression. The piece hints at unclear meaning and likely targets simplified spelling as a scholarly jab.
Has It Ever Occurred to You That Life May Seem Empty
A compact, period voice urges readers to register within ten days and notes a strong Arizona focus. It mentions Tombstone's circus representation, an extra coach for the exounsonists, and a special train tonight. The piece discusses voters backing Mark Smith for Congress and Cochise County aiming for a large flag prize by opposing joint statehood. It highlights improving city life and urges earnest civic participation.
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Bold forger Rapier arrested in Bisbee on forgery charge
E P Rapier, a 26 year old with an artificial leg, was arrested in Bisbee on forgery charges after cashing forged checks and missing a 2000 check book. He faced arraignment before Judge Danel McFarland, with preliminary exam set for October 4 at 2 30 pm. Checks traced to Globe, El Paso, Albuquerque, Douglas and Tombstone. U S Deputy Marshal Clark secured warrant. Rapier claimed from Safford era and served in Spanish American War volunteers. The case promises sensational features.
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Doings About the Territory Report from the Southwest
Typhoid fever cases rise in Douglas while Cochise County socialists plan a Lowell Indiana convention. The Adame-Forepaugh-Selleci circus tours Arizona with Bisbee exhibit on October third. Bisbee sewer work to start before year end. banks buy bonds. Hot Springs Oil Co began drilling south of Safford last week. progress slow as machinery ordered. Tucson building boom sees contractors nine months behind. The death of Dr E F Smith of Cynthiana Kentucky, brother of Congressman hopeful Mark Smith, shocks supporters. a courier travels to St Johns over 75 miles away to inform him.
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Cochise County Eyes Flag Reward Over Joint Statehood Vote
Cochise County in Arizona could win a United States flag valued at 100 for casting the highest percentage of votes against joint statehood. Chairman J P Dillon of the territorial Democratic committee announced from Prescott that the flag would be presented after November 6 with a ceremony at the winning county seat. The plan rewards counties with the strongest opposition and aims to mobilize voters across the territory.
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Abraham Salcido Reported Killed in Prison Escape Plot
A letter circulated in Douglas reports Mexican agitator Abraham Salcido killed during a prison escape ploy at Hermosillo. The letter claims a guard feigned friendship, unlocked Salcido’s door, and gunmen killed him in a nearby valley. Officials could not confirm the death beyond receiving the letter, while no official report has surfaced. E. L. Hildebrand returns from Willcox with a herd bound for Phoenix and England.
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Sheriff Shanley Death At Globe Echoes Tombstone Visit
Sheriff Shanley of Gila county who killed himself by a six shooter at Globe yesterday was in Tombstone a few weeks ago making acquaintances. He married in Globe a few months back to John Haley’s daughter. Martian Costello returns to Tombstone after three months away, having visited Europe and shined in Vienna where Costello’s five year old son was operated on by Dr Lorenzo. Dee Yoho and Jake Brown return from a southern states trip with pleasant reports. James Herrick of Lowell visited the city briefly. Rod Overseer Buchanan directs a new bridge project near the Sterling mill. Sheriff Hunt went to Don Luis Day to collect licenses. Dragoons residents Goar and wife from Sante Ans mining camp report Great rate in the mine. W. G. Gilmore seeks district attorney nomination at the Democratic convention. John Gray, long linked to Tombstone mining, returns after twelve years. John Montgomery enters the Republican fold for supervisor. W E Berner from Ramsey Canyon offers advice as he visits the city.
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Tombstone Republicans Meet to Pick Delegates
At last night’s Tombstone Republican meeting Rev Arthur Benedict chaired with Charles Bowman as secretary. Tombstone will send seven delegates and will compile a list of twenty one names from which seven will be chosen at the primaries on Saturday. Proposed names include Ino Montgomery A H Gardner JB Macie Geo W Swain AN Gage C L Cummings LC Wilbur M R Hoar and others.
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The Challenge Is Accepted in Warren District Contest
Walter Bradshaw posted a $500 side bet in Dusy & Overlook to hold a fifteen minute straightaway drilling contest with Jack Mover. Melver had earlier challenged anyone in Warren district to meet him in the same event.
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