Epitaphs and Arizona votes in 1892 contest sparks clashes
A fragment from Cochise County recounts a heated 1892 Arizona election clash. It critiques the Republican stance and cites figures like Mickey, Stewart, Paul Wolfley & Co, and George Cheyney while noting past territorial legislators Con. Mike Gaay and Col. Gray among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacas
Arizona
Mickey
Stewart
Stewart, Paul
Mike Gaay
J. H. Tevis
G.W. Cheyney
E. A. Nichols
Col. Gray
Capt
Tevie
Editor Indicted Over Lottery News Sparks National Debate
The piece discusses a newspaper editor facing indictment for publishing a ten line lottery report amid a Republican era, exploring the implications if the Republican force bill becomes law. It mentions Mickey Stewart headed north, Mark Smith's participation in Tucson, and criticism from Stewart allies and opponents about ignorance and self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Mickey Stswart
Mark Smith
Tucson
Mickey
Mr. Smith
Mark
Public notice tense Arizona campaign clashes and crimes
A heated Arizona campaign scene targets Mickey Stewart with accusations of wild cat banking and past graft while remarks condemn him as a corrupt figure. The report also covers a string of wire service items from Grover Cleveland declining a World’s Fair trip to county news on horse thieves and political row.
Attempt to Break Jail by Two Mexican Suspects
Two Mexican sheep thieves awaiting grand jury attempted an escape last night. Jailer Ritchie knocked one man unconscious with a heavy iron padlock, while Nat Naters blocked the doorway to prevent another from entering. The men fled back inside as Ritchie came to the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Hawke
Ritchie
Nat
Mickey Stewart
Mark Smith
Tucson
Columbian Etchings and World Fair Exhibits
An exhibit at the world’s fair features a pot brick valued at £158,000 from the Montana nitrate industry of Chili. An exclusive peanut selling privilege offered for $120,000 in cash. Australian cyclists join events, Hoboken Ferry Co shows a 1805 twin screw steamer model with engines and boiler, contrasted by a 1902 Hamburg screw ferry model. The Australian wood carving industry sends 34 expert carvers to Vienna to display works. Organizers aim for a thorough, representative Chicago exposition collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken Ferry Company
New York
Hamburg
Vienna
Industrial Gatherings and Fact Fragments From Several Lands
Industrial topics span Manatee river exports, Providence shoemaking, U.S. labor force union size, and pearl thefts from Tay pear mussels. Canary breeding in Germany feeds a flow of birds to the United States and England. Nicaragua canal labor and long-ago expenditures are noted in fragmented statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manatee River
Florida
Arias
Providence
R. I
United States
Perth
Germany
England
Nicaragua Canal
Pressed Arizona federal official amid local press dispute
InVoice Gazette reports Texastoxs Pros pector editor C Bagg faced a Tucson court over publishing a notice about Tombstone lottery prizes. Indictment was dismissed with $25 costs. The case is tied to alleged personal retaliation by U S Marshal Bob Paul for criticism in the Paosicron. Other papers echo similar themes amid accusations of official vendetta.
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C. Bagg
Texastoxs Prospector
Tucson
Tombstone
Bagg
Bob Paul
United States
Arizona
Paul
Boundary Survey Updates From Deming Camp
El Paso Times reports Col. Barlow leads the United States boundary commission survey of the international line. He travels with his family to the camp to oversee work and arrange pay for last month. The chief expects several months shaved from prior estimates and notes rapid progress near Nogales while details risk disputes over territory. The camp near Caritelillo Springs hosts monument placement as the survey continues in the Nogales vicinity.
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el Paso Times
Deming
Col. Barlow
United States Boundary Commission
Commission
Nogales
Arizons
Caritelillo Springs
East Lynne Delights Large Local Audience
The Stuttz Company presented East Lynne to a large season audience with fine acting and strong emotion. Review notes the performance drew tears rather than applause and predicts warm welcomes in upcoming Tombstone and Bisbee engagements. Mickey Stewart is described as not Irish but a Scot who earned his nickname from a tall tale.
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Mark Smith
Mickey Stewart
Mark
Mickey
Stuttz
East Lynne
Bisbee
Tombstone
Copper Camp
Mickey Stawart
Heiva
Trieh Ebar
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Tombetane
Cochise County
Arivems
U.S Marshal’ Office
Phenix Republican
George Cheyney
George
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Republican Today
Tus
Cleai
Cochise
Pims
Phenis Republican
T. J. Wolfley
Republican Central
William Herring
Mortandoo
Arisone
News BY Wire
Curiaco
Grover Cleveland
Mrs. Cleveland
Baby Ruth
Chicago
Culp
Committee On Ceremonies
Mr. Cleveland
Tom Eare
Bere
Idaho
Wilson Marvin
Deer Flat
Gang of Rustlers
British Columbia
Marvin
Augusta
Straits
Oliver
Wolcott
Puget Sound
Sme cHemranice
Bots
Ctry
Supreme Court
Justice Hustin
Joseph BR. Sheppard Ve. Hyram Grimmett
Paris’ Precinct
Bear Lake County
Jim Hall
Bob Fussimmons
Olympic Club of
New Orleans
Umbaco
Morton
Hayes
Cureaco
Englewood
John Howard
James E. Campbell
Ohio
Tottenville
Staten Island
Toreks
Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific Division
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston
Corbett
W. Cook
Sporting Paper
Jackson
Torixa
Kan
Ramsay
Wastinoton
Tracy
America
Christopher Columbus
Italy
Spain
Yard. Rong
Brussels
Ken Yous
James G. Blaine
Senator E. Hale
Joseph P. Manley
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Manley
Mr. Blaine
Wesnsox
Bealix
Count von Caprivi
Reichstag
Mike McDonald
Harrison
Reid
Cleveland
Union Depot
Clufft
Anizona
Blood and Thunder
CleveLasp
Harmony
United States Marshal’s Office
Dunbar
Amn
de Werver
Prostacion
Royal” Nerm
Edward G. Love
U. S
Love
Montana
Industrial
Boundary News
Thie
Baring
Tee
C.K. Hood
Coeben
P Blu
Cevalta
J Recon
Wall Powibiy
Jaaome M. Stasren
Upper Lake
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