Winter mining prospects in Tombstone draw activity
Reports expect renewed winter work on the T M M Co and Comet properties in Tombstone. The Grand Central mill plans to start October first with Seaverns ore. Si Bryants property will be examined by Si White. Ore from Thiamine is promising and Contention stamps may be used on Tom Scott ore within two months.
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Tombstone
Grand Central
Seaverns
Si Bryants
Si White
Tom Scott
Australian newspaper item on a petty thief in Tomb gone
A young woman with many friends abused trust and stole items including kid gloves and a diamond ring. The ring was recovered in St. Louis after being sold by the thief who confessed when confronted with evidence. She left town and her whereabouts remain a mystery while she was once seen in high society.
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Ryan
St. Louis
Constitutional Convention Faces Its Most Serious Duty
The convention ahead must adopt a broad minded, American doctrine free from bigotry to ensure a certain outcome. The task looms as the most serious before the assembly.
Massachusetts Supreme Court Rules Australian Ballot Valid
The Massachusetts Supreme Court held that votes cast under the Australian ballot system could not be objected to after an election unless the votes of all persons were challenged as the act requires.
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Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Tombstone Prepares for Mine Renewal Jobs
In Tombstone a group of residents plans to move as large scale revival work begins at the bonanza mines. Locals accuse rivals of corruption and spreading false reports about street battles, with allegations tied to a Florence Enterprise rumor and a hungry city press.
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Tombstone
Bonanza
Paosrectostas
San Francisco Examiner
N. B. Lazard
Heru
Florence Enterprise
Refugee dealings and naval talks dominate Far East dispatches
News by wire reports on political refugees aboard American and German ships stir protests in Valparaiso. Refuges include ex-officials Balmaceda era. surrender demand delays. possible transfer to Peru under guarantees. Also covers reciprocity talks in Mexico, a Park Place disaster scene in New York, and various global political shifts with multiple named figures and places.
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Valraraiso
Don Claudio Vicuna
Balmaceda
Senor Banados
Exbipeta
Peres Moot
Oscar Viel
Valpareiso
Admiral Brown
Tntendente
Joanvin Walker
Senor Martines
New York
Grant
Park Place
Aman
Sam Proctos Moves Up from Oso Negro
Wednesday qDaily notes Sam Proctos relocating from Oso Negro to town. Other items include B A Packard in Euringa Kansas and Ernest Byer visiting Charlestown for store supplies. Also mentions upcoming constitutional convention in Phoenix and court activity.
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Sam Proctos
Oso Negro
Ernest Byer
Charleston
Militia Encampments Planned Across Territory
Adjutant General Gill returns from a southern tour seeking to form encampments for multiple military companies. Second Battalion will encamp at Florence with Phoenix and Yuma units. third Battalion at Tombstone and Tucson in October. Nogales to join the third Battalion. excursion rates to Tucson eyed to keep costs low.
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Republican of
Pheenix
Gill
Yuma
Nogales
Tucson
Bat Pheonix
Hat Yuma
Florence
Quiet Title Suit Over Daly Mines at Bisbee
A suit titled A. Cohn versus A J Mehan et al was filed in district court to quiet title to the Daly group of mines at Bisbee. The plaintiff, who purchased the property at a Constable sale in October, claims A J Mehan owned the mines in 1890 and owed him 299 dollars. after judgment and sale under execution the property was redeemed or not redeemed, and the plaintiff seeks a clear title with the defendants proving their claim or be barred. Attorneys listed are M A Smith and W C Braehle.
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A. Cohn
A. J. Mehan
Daly Group
Bisbee
Constable Wale
Alle
A. J. Menan
Sal
Dewitt Turner
C. Fisher
Angelo Dias de Daly
M. A. Smith
W. C. Braehle
City Delinquent Tax Report and Bond Notice
W A Staeble filed his bond as delinquent tax collector. Delinquent taxes total 1220.29 dollars and Mr Startle taxes the job for penalties allowed by law, bonds set at 2000 dollars with sureties George Fitte E Sydow Gus Tribulet and P B Warnekrow. The finance committee was granted more time to act on bills of L W Blinn Frank Flannigan and T A Atchison.
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W. A. Staeble
Mr Startle
George Fitte
E. Sydow
Gus Tribulet
P B. Warnekrow
L W Blinn
Finance Committee
T. A. Atchison
Prank Flannigan
Hostetter Stomach Bitters Endorsed For Sleep and Digestion
A promotional note extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to improve digestion and restore sleep, claiming it aids the stomach and nervous system while avoiding harmful narcotics. The item also lists assorted names and localities, plus ads for employment and a fruit exhibit.
From Maine to California and Odd Local Notes
The article notes a peculiar Texas style tale from Mendocino County and a cellar refuge during a wine spill. It cites Maine tobacco usage by residents and women as especially high, and mentions a street named Peatherbed Inn due to rocky terrain. It also reports opium smuggling battles raising San Francisco prices and driving factories from Chinatown.
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Sun
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
China Town
Alabama Miniature Displays and Exposition Plans
World’s Fair coverage notes Alabama may be represented by relief maps and Texas to host a colored peoples exhibit. Granot Wao of the Commercial Cable Company promises a large cable instruments display. The Tux Lemion Times reviews the exposition as clearly promising. New Orleans Machinery Company pledges a complete cotton gin and sugar mill exhibit. Wisconsin’s state building will rise two stories with at least ten thousand square feet of flooring.
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Alabama
United States
Texas
Granot Wao
Commercial Cable Company
Barrett
Tux Lemion Times
New Orleans Machinery Company
Buchanan
Wisconsin State Building
Wisconsin
Lumbering Notes From the Northwest and Nevada Areas
A Chicago map seeks a pole one hundred ten feet long for a circus tent center pole. A Groveia woodman cut two forty five foot logs from a tree, leaving ninety feet of top for a total height of one hundred thirty feet. A Sequola tree near King's River in the Nevada mountains originally exceeded forty feet in diameter but was reduced by thirty nine feet. The Au Sable river supply for sunken logs is reported at one hundred million feet, with a claim of one hundred thirty million feet sunk locally, valued at about six dollars per thousand totaling about nine hundred nine thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Abi Fe
Groveia
King’s River
Nevada Mountain Range
California
Au Sable
Vacation Advice From Harper's Young People
Do not go out in the woods to fly a kite only birds fly there. Do not waste time trying to catch two inch fish with a tiny pole. Do not swim in creeks where water is two feet deep and mud six feet. Savage cows and fierce dogs cannot climb trees. If a strange dog smiles back it is policy to smile back and if he runs at you ram. Do not eat lunch at ten o'clock on an all day tramp. You will be hungry by two. Roosters waking you at daybreak is normal. If you went to bed at sunset you would rise with the chickens.
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Harper
Summer Happiness Campaign Promotes Kindness and Treats
A whimsical note invites readers to enjoy a lazy summer while sharing kindness. It urges writers to craft with care, praises cambrics lawns and linen collars, and suggests giving cream to street children as part of a mission of goodwill.
Ayers Preserve Book Promises Low Cost Canning Guides
The notice promotes the Ayers Preserve Book with receipts for canning and preserving to help families stock summer fruits for winter. It urges readers to ask a druggist for a copy or mail a recent stamp to J. C. Ayer & Co in Lowell, Massachusetts. It also mentions a Phernix society note about milking cows on camping trips.
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Ayers
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mase
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