Arizona Will Not Prove Ungrateful
An editorial tone discusses Arizona statesmanship and citizenship, praising a prominent Arizona congressman and suggesting continued high regard for his record. It notes King Edward as a connoisseur of walking sticks and mentions O Ralph Cameron’s reluctance to campaign in the East, implying his eloquence is well known.
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Tor
Arizona
Congress
United States
Edward
Ralph Cameron
Ralph
Tuberculosis Congress Condemns Kissing Amid Public Health Warning
The tuberculosis congress sternly condemns kissing as a common disease risk. It notes that married people should heed the warning, while young Arizona lovers may defy the germ yet risk literature and life’s poetry.
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Tuberculosis Congress
Arizona
Foreign nobleman says no romance in United States
A visiting foreign nobleman contends there is no romance in the United States though the remark contrasts with the domestic political mood. The note references the Republican Campaign Committee's forecast of Mr. Bryan's expected plurality next November.
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United States
Republican Campaign Committee
Bryan
The Farmer's Wife Yields to Churn and Health Claims
A fragment describing a woman’s churn care and a patent remedy, claiming Pierces Golden Medical Discovery cures sour stomach, foul breath, bad blood, and related digestive and systemic symptoms. It markets tonic use for indigestion, weakness, and assorted ailments with free copies of notes and medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yavers
Digeas
Tor. Tierce
Taos Ira
Mark Smith Joined National Democratic Campaign Effort
The piece hails Mark Smith as Arizona’s champion Democrat who answered the national call to campaign across the United States. It lauds him for easing aside personal concerns to front a national effort for victory on November 8, promising Arizonans will look after his interests in his absence.
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Bryan
United States
Tts
Arizona
Mark Smith
Campaign call to Ralph Cameron sparks GOP spellbinders
A wavering call circulates urging Ralph Cameron to be pulled from the mire by the Republican spellbinders who grow weary of their duties. The tone suggests internal dissent and fatigue within the party ranks.
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Ralph Cameron
Ralph
Republican Party
Visiting mining leaders tour Tombstone district
Frank Murphy president of the Development Co of America and Count Caetini, a noted mining engineer, arrived from Prescott for a several day inspection of Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co. They plan to review local claims and mineral potential, with focus on Arizona’s mining growth and wealth.
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Frank Murphy
Development Co. of America
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co
Prescott
Count Caetini
Colorado
Count Cactini
Tombstone
Murphy
Arizona
Democratic Speaking In Tombstone Oct 21
Democratic meeting set for Schiefelin hall Tombstone on Wednesday night October 21 with Mark Smith to address voters in a major national political battle. The Bryan Smith club funds and organizes the event with Henry E Asharet billed as speaker along with other prominent orators and all county candidates expected to attend.
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Hit
Mark Smith
Eoters
Tombstone
Mark
Bryan-Smith Club
Schielfelin Hall
Thedas
Henry E. Asharet
Cocoping Forrest
Henry Asharet
Smith Answers Call Visiting Tombstone
A Chicago dispatch reports Delegate Smith will leave his Arizona campaign to others while he travels east for the national contest. The Tucson audience hailed his final campaign speech as a historic display of support in his home town amid attacks from local platforms.
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Smith
Tombstone
Arizona
Jon P. Arneon
William J Bryan
John Pith
Asho
Wits
Utmomt
Arizone
Mark Smith
Heeame
Tucson
Nora
Wealthy Arizona cattle baron visits Tombstone from LA
Vickers, a millionaire cattleman and Arizona planter, travels from Los Angeles to attend a Chiricahua Cattle Co meeting in Tombstone today. He is greeted by friends as a prominent former Tombstone resident, with extensive Arizona real estate interests. He will stay several days and participate in local affairs while supporting national Democrat efforts led by Willian Jennings Bryan ally Mark Smith of Anzoe Roe Cust.
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JV. Vickers
Tombstone
Los Angeles
Chiricahua Cattle Co
Vickers
Arizona
Mr. Vickers
Willian Jennings Bryan
Mark Smith
Anzoe Roe Cust
Arizona Democrats
Night at Tombstone Wagon Yard of the Jerkline Knight
Old recollections invite a moonlit stroll to the McPher son wagon yard in Tombstone. Wheels buried in weeds and worn axles hint at a long journey. The scene promises ghostly memories of mule teams, barley rations, and sleepers amid tarps and picnics.
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McPherson
Tombstone
Democratic zeal ripples reach Republican HQ tour
Chairman Gardner of the Republican Central Committee returned from a trip to Bisbee and Douglas where he witnessed Democratic enthusiasm. He rushed back to dispatch typewritten appeals urging the faithful to stay with the party and not desert their ranks.
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Gardner
Republican Central Committee
Bisbee and
Douglas
Corrected Table of Registration Estimates by Precinct
Following is the corrected estimate of county registration in each precinct including Tombstone Benson Naco Hereford Carr Canyon West Huachuca Fort Huachuca Fairbank St David Johnson San Simon Racker Pearce San Bernardino Gleeson Paradise Pool Wilgus Cartie Lowell Warren Dragoon El Dorado Tottense Whi ater Courtland Adh Canyon Totst SOMMER 458 925. Manager Henry Stroet of the Bos quitlas Land Quttle Co shipped 33 cars of cattle from Benson yesterday. The large shipment is consigned to Bakersfield Cal from the San Pedro range in Cochise county. The cattle were in excellent condition.
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Precint
Tombstone
Bistee
Lerward Pirtleville
Benson Naco
Hereford
Carr Canyon
West Huachuca
Fort Huachuca
Fairbank
St. David
Johnson - San Simon
Racker Pearce
San Bernardino Gleeson Paradise Pool
Wilgus Cartie Lowell
Warren
Dragoon el Dorado
Tottense
Courtland Adh Canyon
Henry Stroet
Bosquitlas Land & Quttle Co
Benson
Bakersfield
Cal
San Pedro
Cochise County
Starlit return of Joseph Chisholm to the Review
Joseph Chisholm, renowned editorial writer recently back from California, spent Sunday in Torbetone and returns to the copper camp today. A student of astrology, he and his Father share scintillating thoughts. He predicts a rising prominence for Arizona in November.
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Joseph Chisholm
California
Review
Torbetone
Arizona
Arizona Candidates For Congress This Year
A six candidate slate for Congress in Arizona includes Mark Smith for Demerat, Ralph Cameron for Republican, W. B. Cleary as Independent, J. B. Cannon and J. W. Stewart both Socialists, and Sibley as Prohibitionist.
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Arizona
Mark Smith
Demerat
Ralph Cameron
W. B. Cleary
J. B. Cannon
J. W. Stewart
RE. Sibley
Prohibitioniat
Local Candidates Go to Douglas for Democratic Rally
Local candidates Ben Goorich for council Frank Goodbody for probate judge C A McDonnell for recorder and John Kock for Supervisor left today for Douglas to attend the Democratic rally at the smelter city tonight. Democrats are arousing much interest throughout the county.
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Ben Goorich
Frank Goodbody
C. A. McDonnbllor
John Kock
Douglas
Will Tell It From the Rostrum at Douglas Rally
Col. H.L. Pickett departed for Douglas to speak at the Democratic rally tonight. The Chi is expected to lend sharp arguments to counter Republican positions and pierce the opposition’s defenses.
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H.L. Pickett
Douglas
Tombstone District Revival Hints at Mining Prosperity
The mining world shows improving tone and quiet revival around Tombstone with Dragoons area hinting at a camp of consequence. Warning issued against wildcat schemes as Cochise county braces for cleaner business. Phoenix capitalist David J. Goraty dies in his sleep from heart trouble.
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Tombstone
Bunco
Cochise County
David J. Goraty
Phoenix
Republican papers silent on New Mexico statehood question
The piece argues Republican papers demand a Republican delegate for Arizona statehood yet stay silent about why New Mexico with capable Republican delegates lacks statehood. It claims this silence reveals the instability of the party line and accuses them of misleading the public and following a manipulative GOP procedure.
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Arizona
Congress
New Mexico
The City Campaign Moves Quietly in Tombstone
In Tombstone the city campaign proceeds quietly with both parties engaging in a friendly rivalry. The offices in dispute are few in importance, offering little political leverage beyond prestige. Citizens and candidates alike maintain calm, orderly campaigning amid a calm political climate.
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Tombstone
Aravaipa Canyon Railroad Stockholders Meet Notice
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for Aravaipa Canyon Railroad to elect a board of directors and conduct business. Meeting at Tucson offices on November 15, 1908 at noon. Stock transfer closes November 3 and reopens December 3. dated Tucson October 12, 1908. secretary Cass E. B. Watken.
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Tucson
Arzona
Cass
EB. Watken
Phoenix & Eastern Railroad Directors Meeting Notice
The Phoenix and Eastern Railroad company will hold a meeting at its Tucson office in Avizons Territory on Wednesday November 1 1905 at 12 noon to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and address other business. Stock transfer books close November 3 and reopen December 3 1905. Tucson Arizona October 1 1908. Dua War en, Secretary.
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Aravaipa Canyon Railroad Company
Tucson
Territory of
Arizona
Phoenix& Eastern Railroad Company
Avizons
Euch
Dua
Waren
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