Court ruling targets Murphy and Vickers in Arizona treasur
Editorial denounces Judge Kent decision finding Governor Murphy liable only for face value of warrants while ex-Auditor Vickers bears blame. It lauds Senator Ives, predicts Murphy’s removal, and condemns Waller Day actions and Republican party "carnival of crime."
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Kent
Murphy
Arizona
Vickers
Ives
N. O. Murphy
N. C. Murphy
Martin
Treasury
Eugene 8. Ives
Smiths awful admission at Manila court martial
General Jacob H. Smith on trial in Manila faces accusations of subverting good order. His defense admits that he told Major Waller to kill burn and drive Lamar into a wilderness. He allegedly sought elimination of all capable of bearing arms including boys in Samar. The remarks condemn him as barbaric and unworthy of the U S Army.
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Ment
Waller
Day
Smith
United States
Jacob H. Smith
Manila
Colt
Charles A. Woodruff
General Smith
Samar
United States Army
Hanna’s Motive in Industrial Peace Push Examined
The article argues Mark Hanna uses strikes and conciliation to advance his political and financial interests. It cites Hanna’s claim that industrial peace secures investments, notes his sympathy for labor as a shield for his own pocketbook, and suggests his real aim is to bolster ties with syndicates and trusts while gaining working class credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
San Francisco
Mark
Roosevelt
Hanna
Chauncey
Ohio
Philadelphia
Prince Removes Expense For Palace Cat
A prince rejects a 1.50 lire charge for keeping a palace cat after noting that without rats the cat is useless, and with rats the expense is superfluous. The marginal note leads to striking the item from the monthly accounts.
Food in Fruit Skins and Brain Nourishment
An article extols the health value of skins on fruits cereals and vegetables as brain sustaining foods. It cites chemical analysis and a Gandhi India anecdote about grapes to show skins prevent brain starvation and reduce stimulant craving. It also references quotes and epigrams on cordial praise and satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savarin
United States
India
Waterfront folklore tribute to Scipio Flanagan’s endurance
Folklore recalls Scipio Flanagan, dubbed the biggest nigger in the business, lifting and balancing a 1,800 pound case with a hand truck. A misstep let the box drop and pin him, yet he groaned like a siren, then, pulled free by fifteen men, returned to work and bragged of the feat for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scipio Flanagan
Frank Leslie
Monthly
Eating Quails a Day and Rope with Sand Skeptics
The Kansas City Journal ridicules old beliefs about limits in endurance feats. It recalls Will Upton in Lawrence who ate one quail daily for thirty days then more, and asserts a horse can haul a sand sack on a two hundred foot rope, noting no real restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Will Upton
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Pizarro’s Narrow Escape Told by Herrara
Spanish historian Herrara explains that Pizarro and his men survived in South America when a rider fell from his horse. The natives, mistaking horse and rider for one animal, halted the pursuit by misunderstanding the pair’s split from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrara
Pizarro
South America
Bank President in the Making
A boy works at a bank and aspires to be its president one day. His father notes he writes his signature so unreadable that no one can imitate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascum
Poppers
Ascum—Pbright
The Sun Newspaper Prospectus Advertisement
The Daily Sun presents its worldwide reporting reach through agents and bureaus in Washington New York Europe China and more It promotes comprehensive news coverage every day including market reports for farmers merchants and brokers It lists subscription rates for Daily Sun including Sundays and the weekly edition with prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oun
United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
The
Sun
Baltimore
Norfok
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
the Sun
Mail
Daily Sun
Sundy Sun
Sunday Sun
Weekly Sun
Weekly Sun Promotes Clubs and Household Interest
The notice touts The Weekly Sun as a comprehensive paper with news, market reports, short stories, a women’s column, and an attractive household department. It promises subscription by one dollar a year and free mail delivery in the US Canada and Mexico with advance payments required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly
Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
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Letsom
Gentleman’s Magazine
Hostetter
Che Sun
Baltimore, MD
California
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Great West
Los Angeles
Barker Furniture
Barker
Adolf Bail
John Weiland
Anheuser Busch
Jos. Schlitz
West Congress St
Columbus
Alex'!rossi
Stone Avenue
Congress St
John I
Burgess
P. O. Box
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Drew
Banking Department
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
Cananea
Buy
Chemical National Base
Anglo-Californian Bank
Banco of Sonora
Hermosillo
H. Weicuens
City of Mexico
I. Maemaxva
Tg Hanks
C. Wineaar
Jno
A. Campbell
Wxe
Wwe
Arizona National Bank
B. M. Jacobs
Fred Fleishman
L. M. Jacobs
J. M. Ormssy
the Consolidated National. Bank
M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenny
W. C. Davis
E. W. Graves
Cashir
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Broadway
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Goldtree’s
Congress and
Court Street
Isidor Goldtree
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