Washington dinner for Greene Consolidated Copper officials
Col. O G Staples hosted a dinner in the Riggs House Washington for Greene Consolidated Copper Company men including Col. W C Greene and Myron M Parker. Attendees spoke on company property and Mexico as winter stock from Smith the Tailor advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
O. G. Staples
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Riggs House
Mexico
Col. Myron M. Parker
Staples
PD. B. Henderson
Col
W. C. Greene
Company
Messrs. H. A. Taylor
Secretary of the Treasury
A. D. Bissell
Charles Adsid
Hon
Mark Smith
S H. Kauffmann
A. C. Lattimer
L. S. Brown
Colin Staads
Seymour W. Tullock
W. W
Smith
Oracle News Roundup of Local Residents and Activities
Oracle Arizona reports E S Dodge returns from the Galiuro mountains to look after mining property near the gold mountain claim. Texas Bob Heckle moves his family to Squaw Tanks ranch and schools his children with a tutor from Indiana. Copper Hill mine supervisor J B Coplen builds an adobe home near the Copper Hill town site. R G Brady’s 380 ranch manager Manen Kimbo heads to Willow Springs for round up. New York couple Leopold Miller and son Nelson A Miller visit Arcadia ranch. Joe Castro and vaqueros travel to Willow Springs with cattle. Gatliff and Scott perform kinetoscope entertainment at Mountain View Hotel.
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Oracle
Ariz
E. S. Dodge
Arcadia Ranch
Galiuro Mountains
Gold Mountain
Robert Heckle
Texas Bob
Bayless Ranch
Squaw Tanks
Angora
Indiana
J. B. Coplen
Copper Hill
Stage One
Manen Kimbo
R. G. Brady
Willow Springs
Leopold Miller
New York
Nelson A. Miller
Joe Castro
Four Sisters Wed in Simultaneous Kansas Ceremony
WAKEFIELD Kansas January 16 four Chapman sisters wed on Monday night at their parents home. The ceremony was performed by their brother Rev John Chapman Jr. Bertha Chapman became Mrs Frederick Montell William Montell married Lucy Chapman Anna Chapman became Mrs Samuel Windsor Kate Chapman took the surname Mrs Matthew Spooner.
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Wakefield
Kansas
Misses Chapman
John Chapman
Bertha Chapman
Frederick Montell
William Montell
Lucy Chapman
Anna Chapman
Samuel Windsor
Mathew Spooner
Kate Chapman
Cummins Inaugurated Governor of Iowa in Des Moines
Governor A. B. Cummins was inaugurated at the Auditorium before about 5,000 spectators in Des Moines. The ceremony marked the start of Cummins’s new administration with official pageantry and public attendance. Pioneer Transfer Co. advertises messenger and parcel delivery service within city limits at 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Pioneer Transfer Co
Mr. Smith’s Revival Draws Large Crowds in Tucson
The Gospel Tent hosts three weeks of services with growing attendance and new faces each day. Mr. Smith interprets Romans ten and discusses Salvation Faith and Confession, noting the talk on Ruth’s three women may follow. He enjoyed a horseback ride to Fort Lowell and praises Tucson as the Southwestern capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Robert Ingersoll
Mr. Smith
Jesus
Yuma Prosperity Tied to Gen Wilson Visit
Gen Thomas F. Wilson returned from Yuma after a brief absence and met with John Spear and Walter H. Graves as Yuma Indians planned to take forty acres in severalty. Wilson praised Yuma’s prosperity and noted few small pox cases as 7 schools would reopen and canal development by farmers continued. Graves outlined plans for a canal from the river to irrigate the Indian reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Wilson
Yuma
Thomas Wilson
John Spear
Indian School
Walter H. Graves
Tucson
Wilson
California
County and City Again in Harmony over Franchise
The city council approved a twenty five year electric light and gas franchise for J J Henry and signed the contract after approving the ordinance. Henry left for Los Angeles with Mr Seigfried to arrange new gas plant machinery while a water rent dispute with Pima county was resolved by turning on water at the Court House.
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Henry
Or Henry
Los Angeles
Seigfried
Cooper
Pima County
Roscoe Dale
Court House
Chinese Exclusion New Act Considered
Pacific Coast Senators and Representatives meet in Washington to decide on pursuing a Chinese exclusion policy. They approve the bill’s policy and provisions and authorize introducing it in the House and Senate with amendment rights preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Cahn
House
Mitchel
Senate
Fierce Mine Battle Between Ore Thieves and Officers
In the Great Independence mine on Battle Mountain Idaho or Colorado the fight occurred four hundred feet underground. Fifty to seventy five shots were fired. Lee Glockner was wounded twice but not seriously. Thieves fled toward the shaft as detectives today trapped the looters, ending ongoing ore theft losses.
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Victoria
Colo
Great Independence
Battle Mountain
Lee Glockner
Personal Interest Items From Duran Daily and City Visitors
Duran Daily reports Oracle rancher Duran Daily in the city for a few days on business. J A Rood returns to Arcadia ranch at Oracle after a city stay. Col J B Breathitt head of W C Greene real estate at Cananea arrives by burro. L J F Saeger travels to Nogales for hotel business. Mrs Ignacio Bonillas of Nogales visits her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Barton. James A Hall Atlanta Constitution correspondent and Times editor at Calhoun Ga visits with his family. Mr Hall rests from newspaper work while traveling the Western country.
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Col
J. B. Breathitt
W. C. Greene
Cananea
Ignacio Bonillas
Nogales
Sonora
Arthur Barton
James A. Hall
Atlanta Constitution
The
Times
Calhoun
Hallis
Bust of Miss Willard In Shower of Whiskey
In Willard Hall at the Woman's Temple a bottle of whiskey hurled by P. H. Procksch hit the bust of Mrs. Frances Willard near Rev. Ray Palmer and splashed whiskey on front-row attendees. Procksch shouted about liquor as he claimed a fifteen-year run as a rum-bum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Willard
Chicago
Willard Hall
Womans Temple
Ray Palmer
P. H. Procksch
Francis Willard
Destruction of Railroad Station Hurts Pennsylvania Lines
Fire damaged the Pennsylvania lines station at Darling ton and St Paul Pan Handle and Fort Wayne route. Estimated loss reaches 150000 dollars with no valid tickets missing.
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Pennsylvania, Darlington and
St. Paul
Pan Handle
Fort Wayne Railroad
Pullman
Pennsylvania Lines
Cool Burglar Writes A Prescription
In Chicago on January 16 an intruder posing as a physician checked on Mrs. W. W. Reynolds in her bed at 4634 Calumet Avenue. He weighed her pulse, noted her appetite, then forged a prescription and departed taking five hundred dollars in jewelry. The con man signed the note with a rueful line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. W. Reynolds
Calumet Avenue
Railroad Depot Fire at Union Station Chicago
A fire broke out in the ticket office of Union Station at Adams and Canal streets shortly before noon. For a time the blaze threatened the structure with smoke and heat. authorities reported potential damage to unstamped goods valued at about a million dollars.
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Caicago
Union Station
Adams and
Canal Streets
Hotel Arrivals List At Several Cities With Many Guests
A roster of guests checked into multiple hotels including Park View, Orndorff, Lanxriven, and Windsor. Names span Geo. F. Moore Clifton to J. B. Breathet La Cinanea with travelers from Los Angeles Phoenix Philadelphia and Chicago among others. The list names guests, origins, and hotels in a concise arrivals column.
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Park View Hotel
Geo. F. Moore
Clifton
Geo. Diddick
Los Angeles
W. F. Dominga
F. Robert
City
G. D. Robertson
Phoenix
A. A. Long
Chicago
A. F. Devision
Mesa City
Friends of Spooks Rally at Iowa Spiritualists Convention
Delegates and visitors arrive in Oskaloosa for the first annual Iowa State Spiritualists Association convention. The executive committee meets tonight. Dr. G A Hinton of Oskaloosa presides. Prominent mediums including Harrison D Barrett of Boston are on the program.
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Gskaloosa
Iowa
Iowa State Spiritualists’ Association
G. A. Hinton
Oskaloosa
Harrison D. Barrett
Boston
National Association of Spiritualists
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Rambler and Tribune
Russell & Shelumn
Ilo N. Church
Hotel Modesti
Althee Modesti
Agua Caliente
Maricopa County
Arizona
Wells Fargo
Sentinel
Southern Pacific
R. R
Telegraph
P.O
Agua Cailente
Chap
Winte
Yaic
Fleishman’ S
Bria Store
Oracle Versonal and
General
Cummins
San Francisco
Congress St
Gen
T. F. Wilson
Harmony
L. J. F. Saeger
Trans
Cook & CO
Phoenix, Arizona
Prescott, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
Congress Street
Giessen
Orndorff Hotel
W. K. Mauli
Pantono
N. L. Brinker
Gus G. L. Dreyfus
A. J. Pedgeen
Peter Kirk
Frisco
W.W
Alice L. Ixiner
Silver City
Louis L. Borden
Arthur H. Lewis
I. W. Tiekener
Philadelphia
Nck
AN. C.ok
Oakland
G. E. Morran
Los Anteves
S. J. Hoinger
Herry
Friends of Spooks
Goldbaum
B. A. Schell
Sian
Metal and Money
Correr
Plumer
Storto
Yuma County
Arzona
Yuma Bakery
West
Che Arcadian Pharmacy
Flower’s Drug Store
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