Vote warnings and partisan rebukes in Arizona campaign
A partisan letter criticizes tax conspirators and Republican candidates in Cochise County, arguing against Scott White and praising M D Scribner. It laments leadership, mocks Jo Curhy, Reilly, and Grow, and accuses the party of disgrace for relying on inexperienced figures amid a campaign.
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Scott White
Cochise County
Pin
Jo Curhy
Yuma
Reilly
Grow
Republican Party
Voter urged to consider Merrill in county race
The notice highlights J. S. Merrill, linked with the county for twelve years, praising his work with water and soil in Arizona. It mentions Grow’s landbill and A. H. Emanuel failing to present his bill before the court after a partner Reilly rejected it, with district court records showing Judge Sloan permitting most actions except a portion.
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J. S. Merrill
Arizons
Man Grapples Grow After Keeley Cure Incident
John Patton seized Grow from the gatter and carried him to the county hospital where he lies near death from long standing alcoholism. Grow, now attacking Patton, claims Patton took the Keeley cure before the gatter incident.
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John Patton
Grow
Patton
Speech at Schieffelin Ball Promotes Honest Debate
The Schieffelin Ball speaking event delivered a straightforward, fact driven address that challenged biases and urged independent thinking. The speaker’s blunt style aimed to persuade listeners toward democratic ideals and clear civic reflection.
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Schieffelin
Maker Democrate
County finances show dip in 1893 records insistence
The report states Cocutsk county spent $54 less in 1893 than in each of the two prior years and asserts that without Republican interference the county would have spent even less. The source claims the financial records are truthful and unbending proof of the trend.
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Cocutsk County
Untitled clipping on bill, truth, and disregard
A fragment discusses a $650 band bill paid to Tombstone and moved, arguing that if records were available they would avoid a ridiculous role. It questions whether the misstatement is due to ignorance or willful falsehood and asserts ongoing disregard for truth.
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Poffin
Hasdbill
Tombstone
Unmasking Fraudulent Campaign Voices in Public Debate
The Proprzeton pledges to expose imposters posing as honest men sweeping through the campaign. They vow to lift the mask on slander and perverted facts, despite the unpleasant duty, and to cast light on the truth. They insist the duty remains, come what may, to reveal deceitful tactics.
Herndon Delivers Democratic Delegate Address in Cochise
Packed house hears John C. Herndon outline Democratic doctrine opposing the silver policy. Judge Wilson and J. Barnes criticize Republican stance as prices for wheat and silver fall. Voters urged to back statehood and a Democratic delegation to secure it. Local attendees from Bisbee and El Paso noted. several visitors registered in Cochise.
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Schuef
John C. Herndon
Mark Smith
Mr. Herndon
Apps
Smith
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
South
West
Dick Bland
Miccouri
Judge Wilson
Republican Party Had Always Been the Friends of Trasta
Jodgs Barnes
Jalse
Republian
Arizona
Cochise County
Campaign turmoil over George Bryan and county board
A vociferous blast questions Reilly Grow faction’s push for Geo Bryan as supervisor two years ago, accusing them of slander and threats. It asserts Bryan was a tool, the board thwarted by Scott White, and credits White’s July 1893 actions with stabilizing finances and lowering taxes, while noting local flowers and travel to Bisbee for a meeting.
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Reilly-Grow
Geo. Bryan
W.K. Perkins
Beyeo
Bryan
Boa
Polle
Grow
Republican Central Committee
Scott White
Wneriff
Tombstone
Biense
Herndon
Wilso
Barner
Official Report of Chiné County Board of Supervisors 1904
The Chiné County Board of Supervisors met on October 22 1904 with W K Perkins present as chairman Ferrington absent Shattuck. Minutes approved. 8000 ballots ordered for the upcoming election under Sec 19 Act 64 16th Assembly. Recess to 1:30 pm. At 1:30 pm the board met again with Ferrington absent. Various county matters discussed recess set for Oct 23 1894. October 24 minutes show bills allowed including registering voters interpreters and clinic costs. Judge Bethune case United States v Bustamenti ruled timber defined as timber. appeal to supreme court.
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W. K. Perkins
Ferrington
Shattuck
County Recorder
Board of Supervisors
Snattuck
Miles E. Gibbons
Gregorio Comanche
Bisbee
D. C. McLsur
E Langlotz
JF Duncan
Appel
Justice Court
M McClay
Bethune
United States
Bustamenti
Supreme Court
6000 Killed in Battle and Fire at Raton
A dispatch from Shanghai reports a clash between Chinese and Japanese forces near Wi lon Monday, each side claiming 3000 troops. In Banes New Mexico the Central Hotel burned after midnight, claiming three boarders James La Point James McCool and Al Kennedy. Fire caused by a lamp explosion. Secretary Smith proposes a territorial government for Indian Territory to curb lawlessness. Bissell forbids campaign contributions by postmasters. Santa Fe railway fight for control looms tomorrow. Raisin crop short by 25 percent in San Joaquin valley. Maine's Thomas Reed spoke to 2000 stockmen in Chicago. Advertisements note salesman positions in New York.
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Loxnox
Shanghai
The
Times
Wil
Santa Fe takes temporary director election restraining order
A U S court granted a temporary restraining order affecting Santa Fe road directors. The move blocks elections while the court reviews the cumulative plan for director selection. The report also covers other global items, including a cannibalism sighting aboard a whaling ship, smallpox vaccination efforts, missing officials, and political disputes in California and Arizona.
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Torexa—Newman Erbe
Geo. 1
C.F. Tracy
Santa Fe
United States Court
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Hugh Conlon
M.D. Scribner
W. H Barnes
Julius Brownstein
San Francisco
the Cochise
Joe A. Duncan
Chas, Gortjons
Hi Ranch
Brannock Riggs and
B. Rigger, Jr
Creh
Am. Cole of
John Bebsa
el Paso
H. Westheimer
E. M. Hathaway
Max Kohn
C. Stark
Cochise
Buncomb
Berry
Jackson
Spoulers
Selteffelin Waillewight
M. D. Scribner
Mr. Scribner
Boon County
Board of Supervisors of
Chine County
Attest
W. K. Peaxoss
Nat Hawes
Perkins
Nat Hawke
Tuck
K. Peers
3. L. van Derwerker
Prescott
H.D. Rose
Mra
Dan Hanley
Democratic Central Committee
Price
Creus
Mads
Raton
Indian Territory
Bissell
Wasnixatox
Wasuixotux
Bissel
Vasnisoros
Ass’t
Armstrong
Secreto
Oreibas
Plummer
Hertzog
Furixo
San Joaquin
Cmcaco
Thomas
Reed
Maine
Exchange
Stock Yards
Fort Mohave
Char. Cummings
Wm. Larkin
Brea Bose
Belting
General Rubber
Manufacturing Corporation
P.O
New York City
Esquimaux
Washington
Expen
Scotland
Rem
Dalarnaia Bay
St. Petersburg
Profese
Cucaco
H. J. Hanchette
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Alleghany City
Lospox
Japan
Chine
Willcox
Judas Giow
Pught
Mason
Clinton
Carter Gy Mo
Chamberlain
Druzgis 2
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