davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22
THE FAITHFUL WIFE.

Algernon Blobbs Was Prince of Slobs Who had money to burn
 That he did not earn
 Because when his Pop Concluded to drop Out of the race To the Other Place. He left large gob To this consummate slob. Algernon thought That money thus brought By the gods was meant To be spent, And so. Determined to blow His pile on the show He could make For the sake Of having it said, He painted things red And dazzled society Till cads and snobs Went down on their hunkers To the name of Blobbs. Agernon had 4 good wife-tOo bad That so often we find Love to be blind; And too bad too. It's the good woman who Oftenest gets 1t In the neck And bears the burden of the wreck. Mrs. Algernon Blobbs Tried to show this Prince of Slobs The error of his course, But she didn't use force And club; so he Kept on the same. and she Staid right with him. Lord. What a scant reward Tor effort and sacrlficei At last they hadn't the price Of anything more. Nor credit at any store: And Algernon Blobbs, This Prince of SlObs. With his loving pard. Was up against 1t mighty hard. Now what did she do? Let him fall through To where he belonged? Not much It beats the Dutch How women will act Tn the face of a fact. Mrs. Algernon Blobbs Went looking for jobs For him. and finding such small de-
 mand For the Algernon- Blobbs- S.obs brand She hustled around For herself and found A boarding house where She coNli furnish fare At so msIch per. And make a living for him and her. And she's fleen at 1t For several years, With doubts always And sometimes fears; But still she kept at 1t, Early an1 late. Hoping and hoping To conquer Fate: While Alge non Blobbs. That Prime. of S.obs, Let her do it. Good Lord, why don't Some womt n have will Enough to 'won't?" -Wm. J. Hampton in New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22
BILLS FATE.

l think the ice works will remind us, After lection day Of an ice man left behind us Somewhere in the fray We've got the best men on the ticket Ever yet put in. And. the democrats cant lick 1t On the day We win. Republicans, R be up and doing, Don't let them get the start: You can't tell what plans are brewing In the democratic heart. So, boys. get up and be a-stickin' To your duties. one and all: We'll give I-ount's William such n
 lfcloin'
 He won't recover by next fall.
 BILL DICK.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The Republican favors every pro- gressive move. and commends th~ spending of money for the public good The coming of President Mckinley and party will make many friends for Arizona where friends are mott need ed. therefore We favor the appropric- ton of money by .he county supervls- ors as well as the city council. for the chiefs reception. We hope these ap- propriations will be mos. liberal.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Mir. Kinney is the republican candi- date for city marshal, and Joe Bush. q
 present deputy marshal EQUAL the democratic can TO THE dldate. They are good OCCASION. friends, but there is
 great rivalry between them for election. They met at the corner of Washington and Center streets yesterday. and Kinney says to Bush:
 "Joe. I kinder fale It in me bones that the city of Fanix n be after havfn' new marshal after the mkt election. n his name n be Kinney. I'd lolke to have yez tach me some thin about me new duties. Whut will yez take now. to give me some lessons in marshalin?"
 We'll" says Joe. patronizlngly. 'ssein' s its you 1 will gif you de vls- dom ouf Solomon's for a lettle bit ouf holdings. For de first month l will charge you ten dollahs. see? Und for de second month five dollahs."
 Alright" Kinney replied. "Ill take the second month
 That reply made Kinney ten votes right there and then. It's a cold day when the Irish get left.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22
StRna of Death.

The outward signs on the houses where some one has died in North Holland are original In the extreme. When the dead person was a Protest ant n long black mantle. such as the undertaken wears when he goes to the grave, is hung in the middle of the fropt door, In the case of a Roman Catholic, tall cross is placed on the doorstep.--Chicago Journal.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The Indian school is busy preparing for the reception of the president. There Is no division of sentiment there as to how, when or where. Their only design is to give the Great Father" q royal welcome.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Phoenix democrats are proud of their candidate for mayor because he once wore knee pants. Humph! That's nothing! There was time in the life of our candidate when he didn't wear a thing
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The wife of Editor Bell of the En- terprise is not as well and strong as she might be. It is the heartfelt hope of this paper that these delightful days will succeed in wooing her hack to perfect health
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Major Mckinley was not the choice of all the people for president, but he Is the president of all the people. And there never was president who filled the position more satisfactorily.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The smell of new-mown hay is every where present; the air is redolent with the perfume of beautiful flowers; the days are periods of pure delight. and the nights are perfectly charming. Who wouldn't live in Phoenix?
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

A nice old Irish lady went into the telegraph office in Omaha the other day. and said she wanted to send message to her son in Chicago. She objected 10 the operator writing 1t for her, however. because she wanted it to go in her own handwriting.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The people of the north. east and south are suffering in the grip of cold. snow and blizzards. while residents of the Salt River valley are reveling in flowers and fruits, bright sunshine and balmy air
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Arizona's new mining law Is now in force. It provides for the payment of one dollar recording fees, instead of one dollar and fifty cents. and the set ting of six boundary stakes or mon- uments. three at each end.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Japan has adopted many of your Uncle Sam's ways and customs. much to her advantage and profit. She Is thinking now of adopting our Monroe Doctrine"
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Life Is real, life is earnest, and the office of mayor is nice; but there is no earthly reason why 1t should go to the knee-panted maker of ice.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

mortal. Before election he prophesied all manner of disaster if Mckinley were elected. And now he does not even have the satisfaction of saying, Il told you so"
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22
One Good Indication.

Your son." said the professor, ''has been laboring under misapprehen- sion"
 What, sir!" exclaimed the farmer. with joy in his voice. "You don't mean il ?'
 Mean what?"
 That George has been workin'."-' Stray Stories.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

A good reputation is the hardest thing in the word to acquire and the easiest to lose. It Is of no earthly use to anybody else. yet there are many eager to rob you of it.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The political cemetery Is full of clean and popular men. The political saint don't stand as good a show of election as the hustlng sinner
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The board of supervisors of Mohave county has decided to accept the santa Fes proffer of taxes. She would have shown more good sense had she ac-
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Getting ones spring on the install- ment plan. as they are now doing in the east. Is one of the things we ob- jsct to.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

plain and easy circumstances out of which Alexander passed from the earth
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

While other nations are busy fight ing the battles of the world. the Y. s. Is busy in her shops. factories and narts
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

cepted them sooner. There Is no profit In kicking against the bricks.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

The valley orange trees promise this season the heaviest crop of fruit in their history.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

It's great comfort to be left alone sometimes--tspecially when alone with a pretty girl.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Drafts issued on all of the important cities of the United States ana Europe' Discount Commercial Paper ana oo
 General Banking Business.
 Ofice Hours: 9 a. m. to ?. h.
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Some people are superannuated when they are born. SiiiI
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22
THE VALLEY BANK
 or PHOENIX. ARIZONA

Paid Up Capital ...... ......'...*ive,uSS Surplus ....... .'.,'''''''' ~''O VIM. CHRISTY, President.
 ], c. KIRKPATRICK, ,Vice-Presioent' w. D, FULwILER, Cashier.
 LLOYD B. CHRIsTY. Asst Gamer
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

Mir. Kinney is the republican candl- date for city marshal, and Joe Bush. q
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

CORRESPONDENTS.
 American Exchange National Bank' New Cork; American Exchange Na- t,onaI Bank. Chicago; First National Bank, Los Angeles; Bank or Anzona' Prepcopt. Ariz.. The Anglo-Calffornaa Bank. San Francieco. Cal
Arizona republican., 1901-04-22

CAprTAI, PAID UP .... .$1O0, GOO sIIRpLIJs - ..... ........ 25.000
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
IS NOT A SIMILAR CASE
GARFIELD WAS MUCH WORSE HURT
THAN IS M'KlNLEY.
Roosevelt Sees No Necessity for the
Assembling Of an Extraordinary
Grand Jury.

Buffalo, y. y. September 10. so conf
dent was Vice President Roosevelt that the
president will recover that when dues
ton was put to him he answered 1t with
q parry.
lie was asked; DO you remember that
President Garfield progressed ten days and
then just when he was ready to get out
he collapsed and finally died?'
The vice president answered: "Ah. but
you forget twenty years of modern sur
gerry and progress From what can learn.
also, the Garfield wound was much more
serious than the wound of President Me-
kinney | believe that the president Will
recover and believe II so thoroughly thar
leave here tonight"
Questioned MS TO the mode Of procedure
So far rs the State was concerned, he said:
Il see no need for the call of an extfIor-
binary grand jury, The grand jury now In
session, composed of American citizens,
WIN undoubtedly take care Of the would
be assassin and the authorities OF Ere
county VIII, tor county, state AMI National
W4de, make I vigorous prosecution. Unless
Governor O0ell Is asker to Interfere, | see
no need of his calling an extra term or
uepuuzihg an assistant attorney general
Asked as to the enactment OF legislation
against anarchists, he sud: II have not
ihousht much on the matter. What has
ulsil"neu ne mas been to lind a reason for
even anarchists to attack q man Ike Presi-
uSnt dchinley, Here is the one country
where they are allowed perfect freedom OF
speech Here the ruler Is man descend
td irum FARMER stock ana SELF made Here
Is man who has no fortune or no means
olher tAau that which he may manage 10
save OUT az MS salary rs president Prob,
amy many a worklnglnau In the United
SIatcs Today has an amount Of real estnte
bic1tcr than ms AIR. Mckinley. IN addi-
ton, ne is klnaly disposed Christian gen
.r.a L..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
czoLaosz WAS CRUEL AS A BOY.
His Father Predicted a Death on tn
Gallows for Him.

His Father Predicted a Death on the
GalIoWs for Him,
Detroit. Mich, September 1O-The News
today prints nm interview with Albert lie
mansi, an aged Pole. who was a nc,ghhor
of the Czolgosz family whom they lived In
this city and for eight years subsequently.
AS the old man does not speak English
the interview was secured through an in
terpretcr. He is quoted as saving;
Leon Czolgosa gave his father no end
Of trouble. The old folks were licking him
with a strap all the time but on the whole
1t did no good Mrs. Czolgosz thought Leon
was crazy. lie was bright In his books,
Int incident PAU Czolgosz, the father.
always predicted that Leon would die on
the gallows. His words were: Leon If
don't knock it out of you with a strap you
will swing some day Leon was a vicious
boy. lie used to abuse the horses. II he
was angry aud he delighted in torturlng
animals around the farm When given a Sc
we're drubblng he never cried"
The hoy was a pcrvert with little sense
of right or wrong. according to the story
of Lemansk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
MAGGlO'S PREDICTION.

Assured MANAGER of Andrews Opera
Company President Would Be Killed.
Kansas city, September 1o.-An lnyestI.
CATION of the local record of Antonio
Maggie, the Italian who is said 10 have
predicted the death Of President Mckinley
aud VINO is under arrest in New Mexico.
reyealT the fact that he was the lcaAer
Of considerable band of anarchists In
Kansas City two years ago. These men
ned regular meetings in the rcar Of a
uoibcr shop kept by Maggie and II Is stat.
e. ibat the removal Of the president of
ttae lifted States was the principal mat
Ilsnries Of Emma Goldman. for whom
MdFIin mad surt OF veueratiun II was
rom heT, II Is said, that Maggie imbibel
hts anarchistic ideas.
IA Andrews, manager Of the Andrews
op'rl company, with whom Antonio Mag
city - 80
several Ipemhcrs Of our company" said
Mt Andrews today, were in the habit Of
discussing economic aud social questions,
ald Tony cut in with his anarchtstlc doc
trncS
Maggie said no man had a eight to rule
aht iher. ana one day said the blood OF
every soldier Killed la the Philippines was
on President Mckinleys hands ana the
oplN way the common people could assert
the'' rights was by assassination EARLY
la3t February he told me distinctly 10
watch for an important event before Oc-
tuhof He assured me that President Nc
hlnieN would be killed before that month
camo
Maggie left the company at silver City.
n. ~, Mr Andrews said because his, sym
pntbtcs were enlisted With an anarchist In
prison there
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
Tire Stimulus
s3f Pare EEOOo

That is what is required by every
organ Of the body, for the proper per-
Torrance Of its functions.
Il prevents blliousness. dyspepsia.
constipation. kidney complaint. rheu-
matism. catarsh, nervousness, weak
ness, faininess, pimples, blotches. and
all cutaneous eruptlons
1t perfects all the vital processes.
w p Keeten. Woodstock. Ala. took Hoods
Barsaporilln 70 make his blood pure lie
writes that he had not felt well but tired for
aome time Before he had finished the first
bottle Of this medicine he felt better and
when he bad taken the second was Ike
another man free from that tired feeling
and able 70 do bis work,
HOOas's .SarSaHaSslSsa
Promises to cure and keeps the
promise Accept no substitute. bul
gel Hoods today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
eERMANs are REJoloINe.
Public Interest in the Outcome Has
No WAY Ahated.

Public Interest in the Outcome Has in
No Way Ahated
Berlin, September 10.-Everybody here
rcioIces in the reassurIng dispatches from
Buffalo as 10 the condition Of President
Mckinley. Public interest in the outcome
has in no way Abated fine picture of
Mr.. kiuiey IN the window OF the office
OF the lokal Anzloger attracted great
crowds, those who studied II common ding
upon his characteristic features
The Bcrliuer TAgeblatt refers to the fact
thai the municipal council of Paris tn
lord mayor OF London and the London cN.
change ana other public holleS have semi
dispatches Of sympathy and IL expresses
wonder that the Berlin corporations have
failed 10 do the same. "espccglly since
there are SO many points OF contact be
tween l,cuuany and the United states
Inc Herman papers unanimously point
out Thar anarchist propagandn viii con
ilhue 10 constitute common danger, and
tneN recommend some precautions.
'Gleut states should mitc" saws one
loWnnl, In lighting criminals who mdis-
rrinllnntelN organize execute and celebrate
ASSASSINATION IN Europe and America
Everywhere In Europe the energetic action
nI tDt powers against auarClism Would be-
hailed with satisfaction
me cologne Gazette Semi-officlally fodnY
SAYS; Europe has already done sn much
70 check aparchlsm that II can now leave
me pFoh-m 20 tho Americans. Nho are so
emineutly practical nnd Doubtless viii de-
wise means Of roofing out the evil IN their
own country Europe viii look with tho
own advantage"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
Bald?

Then you starved your
hair. What did you do that
for? When you saw that
your hair was falling out,
why didn't you use Ayers
Hair Vigor? 1t feeds the
hair, gives it vigor, stops it
from falling, makes it grow,
and always restores color.
81 was almost bald before began
using Ayers Hair VigoI. In a short
time nv hair all came in again, and now
il is thick and heavy" n
Mrs. L. Copeland, Altoona, "a.
81. All druggists. Jc. OYER Co., lO"e''' "A'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
CHARGED 1T UP TO LYNcHv

Colored Methodists Declared ASS.
President Was the Fruit Of Toes
BStlmore, Md, September NJ
largely attended meeting here ta
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal i
presided over by Bishop Handy. fesdi
were adopted declaring that the ltl..
assassination of President McKlAlg
the 'fruition of the seed OF toIen.
crimes too abhorrcnt and immoral Il
the native citizen, as represented 81
ker, the probable preseryer Of the
the president"
Parker was also referred to ASH
sentative Of the rejected at hon
regarded offal Of American sacetys
The resolutions further say that n
ator Benjamin Tillman Is BIZ his Owl /
ais an abettor of murder and EaRz
Is hereby requested that he be "a
from the United States senate; III
lives Of our public Officers be not N
by the monstroslty of his prestnH
pcrverseness of his teachings and
pie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
ITAE WOUNDED pREsIpENr.

The surgeons agree that the danger
has betn passed unless complications
should set In
The members Of the cabinet ana per-
sona friends Of Mr. Mckinley are leav.
ing Bufralo.
The bullct is not TO be searched for.
as it Will not bother the patient.
Emma Goldman has becn arrested at
Chicago charged With conspiracy to
murder the president
The last bulletin gave assurances OF
continued Improvement
llrre Is discussion All over tho
United states and in Europe us to
what should he done with the anarch-
lists.
The police of various cities are said
to hc still at work on the plot theory.
Maggie has been arrested IN New Mex
leo aud win be seeatcsl.
The Texas honse Of representatives
adopted resolutions Of sympathy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
POLICE WANT MORE TIME.
No immediate Effort to Emradite Emm
Goldman Will Be Md

NO immediate Effort to ExtTadite Emma
Goldman win Be Made.
Buffalo, September 1o-Thc Buffalo 20.
iicc have made no request for the extrldi.
ton OF Emma Goldman under arrest in
Chicago OH suspicion of completely In tho
plot to murder President Mckinley. Suuer-
intendent of Police Bull and District At.
torney Penny have on foot a general in.
yestigation aimed ut showing the Goldman
" Woman was an accessory ana appar, ntly
want more time There does not seem ia
ne any doubt that when the time comes n
showing sufficient to warrant the cytrndi-
non ui the woman will be forthcoming.
CzolgoSz In his confession made ON -hc
night ot his arrest admitted that he had
NJ y, ard me inii99mmatory speeches anu read
dhe incendiary literature of Emma Goldman
ana since then both have admitted hat
they met There may not be evidence
enough 10 convict her In the hands of tho
police at the present time but there Is M
Doubt that an indictment can be secured
against her eu
The police are working to secure re-.
ports OF tie Goldman womnn's sneechcs
tnat tZolgosz heard ana also comics Of her
pamphl IS which We're read be him mi
they are carefully investigating the cir
comstauees under which they met.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
THE G. A. R. ENcAMPNENT
Naval Veterans Took First Place "
tivities Yesterday.


Cleveland, Ohio, September lG-ls
val veterans took first place 10 y
tlyitles attendant upon the G. 4
campmant today The ElghtyseYsls
niyersary Of Oliver IL. Perrys nlsias
umph on Lake Erie was tittlngly 'se1
In "A grand parade of naval ye'eHA
a naval display upon the LAKE.
There were number of reeepp'-
afternoon and tonight
The election of the next cculn''.
chief promises TO be one OF lns
tcrcstlng and spirited In the nla'''
organization stli
doomed. but II he secures tne us
win he the first democratic lnSvSfJl
thar office Governor Vansandt II
sofa is handling the eaihpalSI,
T., Il Torrance of Minneapun.sn,t I'D
Ii is said that General Stewa.I WI
sylvania Is the administrator In NJ;
At Central aImolN tohl5ht I,,rea,y;
pllsonprs of war held their lNs's
annual reunion. :, crars 4
Al a naval dog watch IN nas IA
the principal speaker OF the nisf M
tain RichmCud T.. ltob-ph ntbaS.d
fame. Captain Ilobson was eu'g il,
received by the large audiencs,. ~
hapCd that the day wuulu 80 hsl
Union and Confederate Velea,ssr "A
National cnCampments tVE's,emenis 4
fcrred nj length to the acnleNe'"
American feet at santiago
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11
LUCY PARSONS TALKS.

She Said that the Heads Of Trusts Are
the Ones Anarchists Should Contend,
Chicago, September 10 -"Should old AZ
qnaintance be forgot2' Lucy Parsons does
not think they should when found by a
representative Of tine Associated Press this
afternoon Mrs. Parsons read the story of
the arrest of Emma Goldman
81 met Miss Goldman" said she, while
on lecturing tour. Thai was at Phila-
dclphia In 1851"
Mrs, Parsons is the widow Of Albert II.
Parsons, Who was convicted o. completely
in the conspiracy which had It's culmina-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-11

tion in the Haymarket riots in Chicago and
was hanged therefor
Mrs. Parsons declared, however, that for
several years she has held aloof from the
active circles of anarchy and as ~ evil
denee of her sincerity expressed the srvat
est pleasure when told that President Nc
hinlcy undouutedly will survive.
Mrs, Parsons declared that CzOlgosE was
undrnlably u lunatic,
mo person OF sound Intellect sue said.
would assail the head OF this Sepuhic.
With only a few years Co occupy the puSi
ton of president, what go0d could come
uf the attempted assassinatiQnf The presl-
dent Is Tie CHER executive through popular
choice ana IN view OF the limited power
conferred upon him no person OF sound
Judgment could dream of henehting man
Kind by attempting 20 bring about his
death. Ii could have been the decd only
Of a lunatlc. l have never met CzolgoSl
lie was. am sure. connected IN no way
vita the persons under arrest Va this city
statement that he had visited Chicago and
was acquainted with the isaaks But he
was not supplied with funds by them, nor
was he urged 60 do the shooting lbs any
cag0, What could be gained . the wan
ton shooting nf the PRESIDENT Nothing,
with whom we SHOULD now contend The
trusts aud those persons who control the
necessities of LIE are the ones against
whom the energies NJ all classes must he
cpssities 81 lfp-is Incoming So dear MS 10
be heyonh the reach OF connnoa people
Such "a state OF affairs can nor continue
Everything / Wish to Dnrrhase for tho
household has doubled IN price and its IN
crease IN value Is chiefly due Ia tho ma
nipulatiou Of prices BY combinations Of
this grand nation ms nothing whatever 10
do. Therefore. | say, CgogosE IN his mad
crime. acted not ms the agent OF any circle
~ organized enemies of the government
but strictly ON his feyerod Imagination
t'What can ! say abonf NV relations
with Isaaks? Nothing. They are In the