Tombstone Grants Water Franchise to Ben Goodrich
The Tombstone city council granted a water works franchise to Ben Goodrich. Bisbee is noted as the territory's third city by census and postal receipts. The piece also mentions a new water wheel patent by Sanford M. Thurman and potential rural routes in Maricopa County. It covers Arizona and New Mexico farm values, oil sprinkling in Kingman, water concerns in Salt River Valley and Little Colorado, wolf depredations, a luna rainbow seen from Huahuaca mountains, and ongoing Cobre Grande mine litigation in Prescott.
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Tombstone
Ben Goodrich
Assu
Mes
Sanford M. Thurman
Colorado Valley
Maricopa
Arizona
Tempe
Friends doubt Hinckley tale after mysterious absence
Los Angeles report says Attorney A G Hinckley's story of brigand captivity is not taken seriously. Evidence suggests he rode the steam schooner Ruth to San Pedro under the name C H Clayton and wrote extensively aboard while neighbors identify him. Hinckley refuses further comment, hinting at an Alaska trip for mining property.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. G. Hinckley
Hinckley
Ruth
Mission Pier
San Francisco
San Pedro
C.H. Clayton
Alaska
American Boys in Front Rank Observed in South Africa Trip
Gus Shingleur of Jackson reports from a British transport voyage to South Africa that British officers always placed Americans in the front rank in battle. He notes officers admitted Americans performed best in every engagement while Americans did not rebel at the injustice.
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Jackson
Gus Shingleur
South Africa
New Orleans
The Dog's Wild Ride Tied to a Balloon
Breygo the fox terrier owned by William Farnam of South Louisville was attached by the tail to a balloon by unknown youths. He sailed northward for miles before descending safely in Charlestown, Indiana, after a twenty mile air journey and a remarkable rescue.
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Louisville
Breygo
Wiliam Farnam
Bravo
Clark heir faces slander suit over labor demo claim
Charles W. Clark of Montana's Silver Bow Club in Butte is accused in New York Supreme Court by William Peyton Mason of seeking $20 000 in damages for alleged slander. Mason says he received 2000 from William A Clark Jr to mobilize a labor demonstration to greet Clark and Montana delegates, but claims slanderous remarks were made at the club. Mason sought to reopen a default after failing to provide a bill of particulars naming witnesses.
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New York
Charles W. Clark
United States
William A. Clark
Montana
Supreme Court
William Peyton Mason
Mason
Butte
William A. Clark, Jr
Kansas City
Clark
W. A. Clark, Jr
Silver Bow Club
Jutice Glegerich
Wheeler and Perry sell Force as wheelers toolbag staple
A dealer named Wheeler and Perry promote Force a wheelman’s essential with Dr Thomas Electric Oil to heal cuts bruises stings and sprains asserting monarch over pain in advertising copy.
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Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Als Stock Sale Forced by Seller at Reduced Prices
F. J. Villaescusa of 119 South Meyer street sells Als stock at near cost to clear inventory before relocation. The sale reflects a compelled reduction as the owner moves to new premises.
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F. J. Villaescusa
Meyer Street
Let The Citizen Offer Coastbound Mail Deliveries
Notices invite citizens traveling for summer to receive The Citizen by mail at the same carrier price. Send or leave address at The Citizen business office corner Stone Avenue and Broadway or call Main 17L.
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Citizen Business
Stone Avenue
Broadway
Domestic Experience Why Cook Left Quiet Household
A Detroit Free Press item recounts a housekeeper describing why a valued cook quit after six weeks of questioning about entertaining. The cook noted the host’s modest lifestyle and cost concerns, then abruptly left for a supposedly more stylish position, sending a postal card saying she would not return due to a better opportunity.
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Elia
Three Rules For Fishing
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse observes an old man fishing by a river. The man explains three rules for fishing: keep yourself out of sight, keep yourself further out of sight, and keep yourself further out of sight still, insisting that success comes from remaining unseen.
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Mark Guy Pearse
London
Do Your Work Well and Feel Higher in Your Job
An Atchison Globe reader urges pride in steady, well done labor. A slipshod day leaves you tired and undervalued, while consistent effort earns self respect and employer notice.
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Atchison Globe
Electric Bitters Promised as Cure for Many Ailments
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy. It claims to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver invigorate the nerves purify the blood and cure kidney and liver troubles nervousness insomnia rheumatism neuralgia and malaria with a 50 cent price and drugstore guarantee.
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John L. Reilly, F. D
Robert Henn
REILLY @ HENNESSY
Tucson
Chicago College of Embalming
Firizona
Bisbee
New Mexico
Kingman
Salt River Valley
Little
Colorado
Sacramento Mountains
Huahuaca Mountains
Prescott
James Shirley
George Miller
Hingkley
Story
EB. G. Cape’s
the Jeweler
West
Congress Street
ITISH
Amerigan
Jackson, Miss
Glark
Wheeler & Perry Sell “Force
Detroit Free Press
Fucson Cleaning Works
W. Congress St
H. Briggs
Congress
Camus Freres
Goldbaum’s
Gilead
Zeigler
Miller Bros. & Co
U. S
Oldsmobile
Oldsn
Seager & Close
Texas
Mexico
Rambler Tribune
Cleveland
Will
North Church St
Rugsell
Jaeger
Southern Pacific
Yuma
San Xavier
Bowie Railroad
Bowie Station
Ariz
Montezuma
Nogales
Gavuzes
L. J. F.jaeger
Johnson
and Johnson
Geo. Martin
Church and Congress
Uncle Sam
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co
Whee
Lane
Fleishman
DRVG
E. A. James
William Mason Touch
Technic Lebert & Stark
Studio
Council St Tuceon, Ariz
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