Arizona Republicans urge two party field in congressional race
In the Prospector, editor WM Hattich argues the Arizona Republican stance shifts to endorsing two parties. He criticizes L C Hughes and Jucson Star for backing joint statehood with New Mexico. He predicts W F Cooper faces a crushing defeat and that Mark Smith will win a larger majority on November 6.
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Arizona
Congress
Republican Party
Mark Smith
Smith
W. F. Cooper
Delegate Smith
L. C. Hughes
Jucson Star
New Mexco
Cooper
Hughes
C. Hughes
Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription lubricant and cure claims
An 1890s promotional block extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as non alcoholic and suitable for women's ailments. It credits universal medical endorsements, prints ingredients on the wrapper, and compares it to other tonics, inviting readers to request a free pamphlet detailing endorsements and uses.
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Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pleres
V. Pierce
Hitchenen Iy
Pieree
Campaigning for Billy Cooper Sparks Arizona Fight
The piece mocks easy campaigning by Hon Marcus A Smith in northern Arizona to energize supporters around St Johns Apache County. It notes Billy Fennimore Cooper opposes annexation with New Mexico and avoids joint debates. The tone satirically references Mexican revolution chatter and Apache conflicts while praising Arizona's independence and resilience against annexation.
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Marcus A Smith
Arizona
St. Johns
Apache County
Billy Fennimore Cooper
Mr. Smith
Thearamount
Billy
New Mexico
Cooper
Democratc
Vi cilities and disputes at Bisbee convention headline
Editorial notes Bird’s criticism of the Republican Territorial Convention at Bisbee. It argues against joint statehood with New Mexico, cites 190 votes with 27 for joint statehood, and condemns dissent suppression. The piece warns of tax tensions between mining farming and ranching interests and calls for equitable taxation.
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Bird
Nogales Oasis
Bisbee
Oasis Ring
Colonel Bird
Arzona
Congress
Republican Territorial Convention
Arizona
New Mexico
Irons
Equalize the burden of taxation in Arizona mining region
Industrial cordllon in Arizona especially Cochise county shows rising prominence with mining leading industries. The text asserts mining underpins other callings and views the territory as a vast mining field where riches lie deeper than surface. Cattle industry ranks second in importance as a vital auxiliary sector.
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Arizona
Cochiselounty
M. D. Scribner Returns from Sunny South Honeymoon
M D Scribner returns after three months away in the Sunny South adding to his fortune and stature. The couple toured the Pacific southwest then honeymooned in California. Mrs Scribner will visit New Orleans before joining him in Tombstone where he receives congratulations from many friends.
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M.D. Scribner
South
Copper Belle group mines acquired by Shannon Copper Co
The Shannon Copper Co has gained control of the Copper Belle group at Clifton with Palmer and Bennie directing, installing a superintendent and planning development. The move, tied to Gleeson mining news, signals modern extraction and potential growth for the region and surrounding holdings including Martin Costello’s properties near Tombstone.
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Gleeson
Shannon Copper
Clifton
Copper Belle
Palmer
Bennie
Shannon Copper Co
Martin Costello
Tombstone
Shannon
Costello
Prizons
Arizona Jointists Nominate C. F Ainsworth for Congress
In Phoenix the Arizona Jointists, with 35 delegates and little energy, nominated C. F Ainsworth for congress and adopted a labor friendly platform. T. F. Wilson chaired, J. M. Foss and D. M. Penny secretaries. An amendment to nominate no delegate failed, and Ainsworth spoke on surrendering Arizona to New Mexico while urging labor support.
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Jointists
Arizona
Phoenix
C. F Ainsworth
Congress
T. F. Wilson
Tucson
J. M. Foss
D. M. Penny
Committee On Order of Business
Tom Armatrong
Ariz No
New Mexico
Visit to the City of the Dead Tamping Growth Amid Cemetery Trees
Water use at the City Cemetery has spurred noticeable tree growth, with new shoots around most trunks. Pruning could further boost healthy development, and city officials or multiple orders should consider preserving the trees and lab rubbery of the cemetery.
Tombstone Witness in Rebate Case Heads to Philadelphia
Leighton P. Stradly, longtime baggageman at the El Paso and Southwestern depot, departs Tombstone for Philadelphia to testify for the United States in the Interstate Commerce Commission rebate case against RD Wood Company. Stradly, once with Baltimore and Ohio, collected prepaid freight and will receive per mile and witness fees. trial set for the 17th. United States District Attorney J L B Alexander leaves for border-area duties as unrest simmers in the territory with revolutionaries displaying Liberty, Equality and Justice banners and uniforms.
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Leighton P. Stradly
Baggagerman
el Paso & Southwestern
Thimerry
Prew Arthur
Philadelphia
Leen
United States Government
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rd, Weed Company
Interstate Commere
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
RD Wood Cmpany
Winnipeg
Interatate Commerce Commission
Stradley
Tombstone
Philadephia
United States
J. L. B. Alexander
Delegates Set For Arizona New Mexico Constitutional Convention
The Latest notes 66 to 44 delegate split, Arizona and New Mexico each would gain seats at the proposed constitutional convention, with New Mexico the larger. It is deemed unlikely the convention will be held.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Immigrant Smuggling Ring Tied to Arizona Border
Washington dispatch reports James R. Dunn says Syrians from Naples were barred for trachoma, a contagious disease. They were smuggled from Mexico into the United States via Arizona and New Mexico, paying smugglers for crossing, with deportation efforts underway and officials locating the migrants. Mrs M J Brown visiting, guest of Mrs Jehneon.
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Washington, D. C
Saps
James R. Dunn
St Louis
Mexico
United States
Arizonaa
New Mexico
Immigration Service
United State
Naples
Italy
Steamship Company
Arizona
Larado
San Francisco and St Louis visitors in Lowell daily
Jus Booker of San Francisco and W. Dougan of St Louis stop at the Arcade Hotel. Mrs Swan of Douglas spends a few days visiting. Porter McDonald leaves for Lowell on urgent Sanitary Live Stone Guard business. Kenney Brothers case before Justice Hogan. James Kelle returns from Humchucas after two weeks with Mina Adella Beach. Laura Crable visits Los Angeles for about a month. Wm Deckeraw goes to Johnson for mining. Attorney Cunningham and wife head to Lowell on regal business. Blacksmith shop demolition begins. new two story shop to be built by Mears Eckerman Feather man contractors. A V Noyes reports no unrest in Campas, Mexico.
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Jus
Booker
San Francisco
W. Dougan
St. Loui
Sue Arcade
Swan
Douglas
Soy
Porter McDonald
Lowell
Sanitary Live Stone Huard
Kenney Brothers
Justice Hogan
W. A. King
Tombstone
Laura Crable
Los Angeles
WR. King
Allen and
Third
Mears, Eckerman & Featherman
Vicious Cat Attack Injures Woman in Toledo
Mrs. M J Ruswell of West Washington street was badly torn on the left leg by a cat at about four yesterday afternoon. Her dog Tip rescued her by attacking the cat, which fled and has not been seen. The injury reddened the limb and Dr Brizee attended, noting a dangerous wound with possible arterial hemorrhage. Also includes an unrelated 1836 Toledo notary and Hall's Catarrh Cure ad.
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Phoenix Enterprise
M. J. Ruswell
West Washington Street
Tip
Russell
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WM. Hattich
Billy” Cooper
Republic
Iliary
M. D. Scribner's Happy Return
M. J Brown
Bisteei
Gues
Jehneon
James Kelle
Mina Adella Beach
Wm Deckeraw
Johnson
Cunningham
Elt
A. V. Noyes
Campas
Crry of
ToLepo
Cousty
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Cuesey
A. W. Gleasox
Ohio
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