Brodie Set to Inaugurate as Territorial Governor of Arizona
Colonel Jodie Brodie arrived in Phoenix from the north and will take the oath as territorial governor next Tuesday. He plans no public policy announcements or demonstrations, seeks quiet start, and may keep current officials in place for now. George H. Smalley likely to be private secretary. Griffith to head territorial prison. Ben Daniels as deputy. Nicholls to remain auditor. regents of the University to be retained. Brodie to visit Bisbee for Fourth of July events.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jodie
Brodie
Kent
George H. Smalley
Smailey
United States
Griffith
Territorial
Murphy
McKinley
Ben Daniels
Nicholls
Colonel Brodie
Brote
Herring
Bisbee
Tudsor
Arias
Princess of Wales
Reid
Portsmouth
Crowninshield
Illinois
Edward
Careen Victoria
London
Oury
Tecson
Wir
Arizonian
Price
Will
Arizona
Cormick
Dee
Peter BR
Congress
The
Citizen
Piece of Manent
Libel Charges Brought Against Call Publishers
John D. Spreckles and W. B. Leake appeared before Police Judge Fritz in San Francisco on a charge of libeling Governor Henry T. Gage. The proprietors and manager of the Call were instructed on their rights and testimony on paper ownership was taken. The preliminary examination was set for next Tuesday with jurisdiction arguments to be heard.
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Fritz
Henry T. Gage
Acai
Metal and Money Market Report from New York
New York market round up shows Mexican dollar at 42150, silver at 523, copper trading around 11 88 and 19.25. The report cites fluctuating metal prices with current figures across currencies and commodities.
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New York
Mob Intervenes in Race-Maring Beating for Chinese Cook
An Idaho Springs mob of about thirty men hunted Louie Sing a Chinese hotel cook after Nelile Merchen a white waitress hoped to marry him. They chased him to the Newhouse tunnel strung him up then freed him after he promised to leave the area and continue toward Denver. He survives the ordeal with the mob claiming to deter an interracial marriage.
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Idaho Springs
Colo
Woo
Beebee Hotel
Louie Sing
Nelile Merchen
Taey
Denver
Newhouse Tunnel
Silver State Mil
Cabinet Plans Amnesty for Philippine Political Prisoners
In Washington on June 27 a cabinet decision announced a proclamation granting amnesty to all political prisoners in the Philippines, effective July 4, including Aguinaldo and others like him.
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Washington, D. C
Philippines
Aguinaldo
London Vibes Quiet as Coronation Day Lost to Crowd
London today felt empty as the much anticipated coronation procession day failed to draw a crowd. King Edward’s recovery shows progress with a fair night and improved appetite while the Prince of Wales visits Buckingham Palace.
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London
Associated Press
Edward
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
Whitelaw Reid
Mexican seeks new nose after long cross country trek
Ygnai Gonzales a young Mexican traveled from Guadalupe to Juarez and El Paso in search of charity for a new nose after a 事故 left him nose-less. He reached Los Angeles and then Chicago before vanishing after leaving town in despair.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Ygnai
Gonzalees
Chicago
Peocle
Gonzales
Guadalupe
Juarez
el Paso
Doctors Puzzled By Kansas Blood Poison Case
In Kansas City Kansas a farmer Glynn and his wife and their hired man James Garvin are critically ill at St Margaret's Hospital with a blood infection possibly from eating meat of a dog bitten by a mad dog. Doctors cite food or water as a cause and note no prior similar case at the hospital.
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Kansas City
Ee Glynn
Rider
Kansas
James Garvin
St. Margaret's Hospital
St. Margaret’s Hospittal
Giono
Kaw Valley
Tombstone Rejuvenates as Old mining Camp Sees Second Wind
In Tombstone Arizona, hopes rise as investors back revival efforts. Old timers who stayed through decline credit renewed activity to new capital, machinery, and mining work while stores reopen and town life returns. A court session notes local civic engagement amid the rebound.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Schiefflin
Tombstone Han
Silver
Tombstone Mines On Verge of Rebirth and New Ties
The Tombstone Consolidated Gold Mines company drives revival with sixty eight mines in reserve. A new four compartment shaft and water pumping system reach water level. Major pumps and a heavy steel hoist rise at the Contention mine as Bunker Hill Mining plans Rattlesnake work. A telephone line linking Tombstone to Bisbee Pearce Bex Cochise Willcox Grant signals broader connections.
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Tombstone Consolidated@ Gold Mines company
Tombstone
Ihe
Oairbank
Whch
Tombstone Consolidated Company
Rattlesnake Group
Bunker Hill Mining Company
Bostwick
English
P. B. Warnekros
Comence
Bisbee
Pearce
Bex
Cochise
Willcox
Grant
Printing PReos and Tombstone's Press Heritage
The Promoters of a Gila valley telephone line include Hon E T Ijams and Judge McFarland of Graham County. The Prospector a Tombstone landmark preserves early Arizona printing history with the Washinchand press dating to 1861 and linked to Sylvester Mowry Logan Lee and The Arizonian later evolving to The Citizen journal.
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Tucson
E. T. Ijams
Judge McFarland
Graham County
Gila Valley
Prospector
Hattich
Arizona
Tombstone
Ariz
Tubac
Sylvester Mowry
Logan Lee
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Gage
John D. Spreckles
W. 8. Leake
Call
Metal and Money Market
Colorado
Ican
Znacko
Wibl
Hatticks
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