Democratic ticket named for county offices in Arizona
The ticket lists J. F. Wilson for Delegate to Congress from Yavapai, Levi H. Manning for Joint Councilman from Pima, and Legislative Assembly nominees L. C. Cowan N. W. Bernard Harry Cody Nat E. Hawke Frank E. Murphy. Charles Blenman is District Attorney, Charles A. Shibell Recorder, Wile Be Tussing and W. S. Bartlett Justices, Joe Manciest and Jesus Provencia constables.
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L. O. Cowan
Mohave County
Pima County
Harry Cody
Democratic Party
Cody
Democratic ticket urged for Arizona Statehood and county offices
The editorial backs Colonel Wilson for statewidehood and praises Pima county candidates. Sheriff Murphy is urged for re election for economical service. Charles Blenman is praised as fair and firm prosecutor. Harry Drachman and Fred Ronstadt receive support for supervisors. Judge Purcell proves competent. Nat Hawke as county treasurer is commended for faithful service.
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Wilson
Arizona
Washington
Colonel Wilson
Pima County
Murphy
Sheriff Murphy
Charles Blenman
Blenman
Harry Drachman
Fred Ronstadt
Nat Hawke
National Live Stock Association Shapes Policy for Stockmen
The National Live Stock association based in Denver grows influential, representing four billion dollars in property with members nationwide. It pushes a national livestock census and backs a Grosvenor bill to label textiles imitating wool to reveal ingredients and pure wool content, addressing wool industry decline and consumer fraud. Vote the straight Democratic ticket.
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National Live Stock Association
Denver
Grosvenor
Ohio
Congress
Political letter urges voters to stand against trusts
An Oct 17 letter from San Francisco decries trusting power and calls for ballot box action. It warns a Republican victory would strengthen coal and other trusts, urges citizens to oppose flattery, and endorses Oklahoma New Mexico statehood support while highlighting local candidates L. O. Cowan and Harry Cody as capable advocates in Mohave Pima counties.
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San Francisco
Cal
Nnion
Coal Trust
Republican Party
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Rodey
Statehood
The Law Makers: Manning and Bernard for Tucson
L. Manning, Democratic candidate for joint councilman for Pima and Santa Cruz counties, is praised for energy and public spirit. N. W. Bernard, a well known Democrat, is noted as a tried and true legislator with wide interests and taxpayer standing.
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L. . Manning
Pima
Santa Cruz
Tucson
Assembly
N. W. Bernard
Wiley Tussing Seen as Potential Justice of the Peace
The candidate Wiley Tussing is described as having the ability character and training to serve as a model justice of the peace.
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Wiley Tussing
Will Otis Reform and Tariff Reform Support
A Washington dispatch reports the Treasury directs El Paso to refund duties paid by General Harrison Gray Otis on personal family gifts from a Mexican visit. The piece applauds Otis for his victory, argues for tariff reform, and endorses W. L. Bartlett as a prospective justice of the peace.
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Washington
Treasury Department
el Paso
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles Times
General Otis
Mexico
Los Angeles
Otis
United States
Death Comes For The Philosopher In A Long Journey
A philosopher who reminds others that death comes to all encounters Death who confronts him. Death notes the philosopher’s fear and insists his time has come, while friends carry on with life. The tale ends with their departure on a long journey together.
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Death
Tam Death
Sam
Philosopher
Charles Battell Loomis
Brandur Magazine
One Way to Fame and a Ceiling Decorator Joke
The piece recounts a comic exchange about fame and living in a suburb, then shifts to vivid anecdotes of sword feats by Arabs and others. A London Globe note questions the plausibility of such exploits, followed by a humorous crowd-pleasing “Looking Up” lecture tale from the New York Press.
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Samuel Baker
Walter Scott
Earl of
Angus
Australia
Anderson
Kassassin
Arabi Pasha
London Globe
New York Press
Brooklyn Wards Honor Signers of the Declaration
In the Nineteenth ward and Twenty first ward Brooklyn streets honor signers Rush Morton Clymer Taylor Wilson Ross Rodney Kheap Hooper Hewes Penn Rutledge Heyward Lynch Middleton Gwinnett Walton Gerry Bartlett Whipple Thornton Wythe Harrison Lee Hopkins Ellery Floyd Stockton Hart Lewis Pulaski De Kalb Kosciusko Lafayette and Spencer. The names reflect a patriotic tribute across ward boundaries.
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Brooklyn
Rush
Morton
Clymer
Taylor
Wilson
Ross
Rodney
Kheap
Hooper
Hewes
Penn
Rutledge
Heyward
Lynch
Middleton
Gwinett
Walton
Gerry
Bartlett
Whipple
Thornton
Wythe
Harrison and Lee
Washington Avenue
Hopkins
Ellery
Floyd
Stockton
Hart
Lewis
Pulaski
de Kalb
Kosciusko
Lafayette
Germany
Poland
France
Spencer
Rennes Horse Seizes Revenge on Brutal Driver
In Rennes a horse pulling a heavy brick load attacked its carter after years of flogging. The animal bolted while the driver unhitched, then maimed the man with a bite and trampling before bystanders freed the victim. The assailant was seriously injured.
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Rennes
France
Lormandiere
Jealous Wife Catches Husband With Hired Man
A Fayette woman suspected her husband of kissing the hired girl and set a trap by entering the dark kitchen with a match. She encountered him embracing the hired man and, deciding on a rebuke, struck a match and confronted the scene in a dramatic moment.
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Fayette
Salisbury
Xan
Press-Snectetor
Prima Donna and Her Voice Moral From a New York Herald
A famous prima donna signed a concert contract with an impresario paying about one dollar per note. She balked at a dressing room and claimed hoarseness, prompting the impresario to politely dismiss the audience and refund admission. The newspaper notes harsh remarks about hoarseness and mocks impresarios wishing for hoarseless prima donnas.
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New York Herald
Languages In India and its Diverse Creeds
The article notes twenty eight languages in India with no language below 400000 speakers and a top language spoken by 85500000. It mentions dialects in remote areas spoken by as few as 500 people and identifies nine main creeds with followers from 20000000 Hindoos to 9250000 Animistics plus numerous other sects totaling 43000.
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India
Youth's Unrestraint and Longing for Childhood Days
A sentimental character recalls childhood joys while Miss Cayenne admits wishing for carefree mischief like banging on fences and making faces at people she dislikes rather than polite greetings. The Washington Star quote reflects playful nostalgia and social restraint.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Aim to Rise by Raising Oneself
A reflective musing on ambition urging individuals to seek eminence by self-improvement rather than harming others, advocating personal superiority as the path to fulfillment.
Women and advice in Max O'Rell's witty rule
The Atchison Globe quotes Max O'Rell advising men to avoid criticizing or offering women advice to get along. The remark emphasizes that the rule largely benefits men and notes the broader human struggle in life, highlighting harsh treatment endured by a sick man.
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Max O'Rell
Atchison Globe
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