New Odd Fellows Lodge Formed in Arizona City
Tuesday night District Deputy Humphreys of Bisbee organized a new Odd Fellows lodge named Relief Lodge No. 19 with officers led by N G John Mapes and W G H W Kelsey. The group will meet weekly at the Masonic temple while a few appointive posts remain unfilled.
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Humphreys of Bisbee
Odd Fellows
Relief Lodge
John Mapes
N. G. H. W. Kelsey
W. G. Nace Burgoon
Barnett
Madison Risinger
R. S
Death after Pinto creek buckboard accident in county
Jack ONeill died at the county hospital about 9 o'clock Tuesday night from a compound fracture after a Monday accident at Pinto creek. He was with Tom Whelan and Jack Dunn when the buckboard led to a fall, ONeill breaking his left leg, later bleeding and shock proving fatal.
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Jack O'Neill
Tom Whelan
Jack Dunn
Pinto Creek
Berray, Gunn & Co
O'Neill
Whelan
Dunn
Runaway near Safford injures driver and riders
On Monday 1ft Bishop E. E. Thompson driving from Thatcher to Safford stopped to give two ladies a ride. The horse bolted when a line broke, hurling Thompson to the ground and forcing the wagon into a ditch. The two women were thrown into mud and water but were later helped free.
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Bishop E. E. Thompson
Thatcher
Safford
Peter Anderson
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
A Joke on a Professor Engagement Misread
In a Ladies Home Journal tale a Cleveland fiancé-to-be is misread by students as a dangerous lunatic. A dispatch warning police leads to three detectives detaining Professor Finalll as he arrives on train No 6 and heads to his fiancee's Euclid Avenue home.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Cleveland
Jim Townsend
Yolice
Euclid Avenue
Finalll
Earth's Bending and Moving Crust Soars in Imaginative S
An excerpt from Everybody's Magazine describes the crust acting like a steel spring as hills and mountains bend and nod in response to gravity. It notes London’s quake sensations as crowds tilt the earth under foot and mentions Napoleon and Berlin as part of a vivid, imaginative proof.
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London
Paris
Uecine
Napoleon
Berlin
Unter den Linden
O Brien’s Apple Orchard Yields Thin Crop in Arizona
Midway between Solomonville and Safford, T O’Brien cultivated over five thousand apple trees including Ben Davis, Winesap, and Kansas varieties. Frost killed much of the crop, selling 70 000 pounds at 3 cents per pound for about 2000 dollars. Most fruit went to peddlers shipping to mining camps.
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Solomonville
Safford
T. O'Brien
Arizona
Kansas
O'Brien
Mr. O'Brien
Mr Pinney Arrives in Solomonville for Winter
Mr and Mrs Frank V Pinney arrive from Tucson and plan to stay the winter in Solomonville He has been with W B Kelly on the Bisbee Daily Review and owns an interest He aids in the Bulletin work and previously directed a 50 page illustrated Bulletin edition in January 1900.
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Frank V. Pinney
Tucson
Pinney
W. B. Kelly
Bisbee Daily Review
Solomonville
Bulletin
Miraculous Escape From Telegraph Pole Fall
Mark Force a fireman for the A and A railroad fell head first from a telegraph pole at Mineral Station. He suffered a badly sprained wrist and severe shoulder bruising, was taken to Len Leutzinger’s residence and later Kingman for treatment. Doctors expect a few days to recover and weeks before returning to work.
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Mineral Station
Mark Force
Kingman
Len _ Leutzinger
Ealy
Whale bone cottage on Lancashire coast and Peterhead design
A cottage and boat house on the Lancashire coast near Lytham built largely from whale remains, using whale bone for the framework and skins for walls and roof. A similar structure exists in Peterhead Scotland, where skulls and heavy bones are used as exterior ornaments.
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Lancashire
Lythan
England
Peterhead
Scotland
Looked Like Economy Uncle Hiram Says Nephew Struggling
An uncle and aunt discuss a city nephew who appears rich but may be overextended. The uncle claims the nephew keeps up appearances while his finances grow tighter, noting rumors of shared custody involving two young girls. The San Francisco Chronicle is cited.
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Hiram
Big City
Emily
San Franecisco
The Streets of Adelaide and Its Formal Parks
The streets of Adelaide Australia run north south and east west with orderly squares and gardens to avoid rigidity. King William street is wide and lined with white free stone buildings from nearby quarries. North Terrace hosts the museum art gallery library School of Mines and botanical gardens. The 100 acre gardens offer shade flower beds leafy walks rosaries palmhouses and economic botany museums rivaling Kew.
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Adelaide
Australia
Washington
Philadelphia
King William Street
North Terrace
Withts Museum
School of Mines
Kew
Iron Duke and Grim Humor After Waterloo
In the wake of Waterloo the British elite received honors while taxpayers bore the burden. A reform era mob stormed Downing Street and the Foreign Office, shouting Liberty or death, as a wary sentry warned that crossing his line would invite death. Iron soldiers and a hard edged humor marked those days.
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England
Downing Street
Temple Bar
Foreign Office
Wily Talleyrand and the fall of the Directory
Louis XVIII praised Talley rand for toppling the Directory and Bona Part e. The wily diplomat replied that he had nothing to do with it and that something inexplicable about him brings ill luck to governments that neglect him.
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Louis XVIII
Talleyrand
Bonaparte
Grandfather Watches and a Child’s Question
A boy sits on his grandfather’s knee as he shows his watch. The child asks if the grandfather will leave the watch when he dies and how soon that might be. The grandfather half-jokes that he will. Columbus Dispatch.
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Granadpa
Grandpapa
Columbus Dispatch
Barnstormer Returns to Plains Town on Barbed Wire Frontier
A terse exchange recalls a past expulsion by rail, as a veteran flyer confronts locals who now guard the plains with barb wire. The banter hints at old tensions and a looming encounter as the traveler predicts trouble.
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Philadelphia Record
Borax Soap From Scraps and Odd Anecdotes From Carte
A recipe to make borax soap from kitchen scraps is shared along with anecdotes about D'Oyly Carte refusing unappointed visitors and a Swiss Italian servant's tale. It also notes how New York elevators confuse a city visitor, highlighting quick express rides versus stairs.
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New York
New York Post
The Fairy Tale of Healthy Motherhood and Dr Pierce
A discussion of changelings and the influence of maternal health on a child. The article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, with testimonials from Mrs. Ellaire and others, claiming improved health, easier pregnancy, and stronger motherhood. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's medical advisory works and urges readers to consult physicians for female ailments.
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Pie
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Petroleum refining and byproduct uses described
The article explains refining crude petroleum into kerosene gasoline naphtha paraffin and vaseline with heavier residue used as axle grease and carbon made into light sticks. Sulphuric acid from purification is recovered as fertilizer for phosphate rock rich farms.
Writing For Money and Rations of Recruits in Newsprint
A dialog notes a student writer in the university press earning by articles while a friend jokes about professionalism. A separate line observes British army preference for lean recruits over stout ones, praising the fitter frame for service. A closing quip mentions butterflies being sleepy headed and rising late.
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MR. Pinney
U. S
War Warner
Wily Talleyrand
Dayton
Orient
Btone
Citizen Ofic
Lima County
Territory
Borax
D’oyly Carte
Alfred Cellier
Ife
Cellier
Gener
the Fairy God-Mother
Headquarters
Union Park
C. M. Stearns
Arisons
The
Varsity
Winawnalnna
Lua Bulls
Consolidated National
M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenney
W. C. Davis
EB. W. Graves
Call
Arizona National Bank
B. M. Jacons
Fred Fleishman
Presid
M. Jacons
J. M. Oamasy
Asst. Cashier
Rex
REX Rheumatic CO
Hertford
Geo. H. Cook &Co
Tucson, Arizona
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