Novel saloon trick helps track coal thieves in Bisbee
A Bisbee saloon keeper attached a string from a coal sack to an empty bucket and waited. At about 4 am the bucket moved, he opened fire on two fleeing Mexicans and captured one. Other items note Sanatorium negotiations near Las Vegas, jail escapees at Alamogordo, Arizona cattle price chatter, and regional deaths and fires.
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Bisbee
Arizona
Ingilas
Lake Valley
Sierra County
Gregory Daly
Leadville
Colo
Tom Ingliss
Daly
Danier
Tadiank
Zeal fines and fowl industry in Lone Mountains
A worker fined one day’s pay for overtime under a union law. Clark Rodgers launches a bone crushing machine near Fort Bayard to supply eggs and fowl to the United States General Hospital, boosting a new regional industry. At Las Vegas voting sites a knife attack after polls leaves Adelaido Warlek injured. Eufemio Carabajal arrested and case adjourned.
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Congress
Higby
Whiptlesbians
Lone Mountains
Clark Rodgers
Lone Mountain Ravchman
Reid
Rodgers
States General Hospital
Port Bayard
Kansas
Te Hospital
M Rodgers
Fort Bayard
Las Vegas
Benigno Martinez
Adelaido Warlek
Martinez
Eufemio Carabajal
Wartek
Carabajal
Wuarlok
Zacharals Valdez
Justice of the Peace
Abe
Tafoya
Manila harbor to get two steel wharves in bid bids
The port works director opened bids for two steel wharves in Manila harbor. One 100 feet by 60 feet, another 600 feet long and seven feet wide, both pile supported with reinforced concrete decks. Construction to begin within six months after bid acceptance. over 1,500 tons of structural steel and 254 steel cylinders needed.
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Nila
Director Port Works
Manila
Stern Judge Behind the Perkins Arrest
Judge Thomas C O Sullivan from New York forces District Attorney Jerome to present clear facts in a case involving George W Perkins treasurer of the national Republican campaign committee Perkins testified he gave a personal 48000 check to C N Biles and later reimbursed himself from New York Life funds Adams note that McCall advised action and no ledger entry appeared Perkins previously vice president of New York Life Insurance Company confirms the motive and timing of the reimbursement and the arrest followed.
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Thos
O'Sullivan
New York
Jerome
Perkins
Paches May Be Moved to New Mexico
Toklemen the Apache selected to seek new Apache lands in New Mexico and Arizona returns discouraged by treatment from officers at Hot Springs New Mexico and San Carlos Arizona and says 2000 acres are needed but suitable land is unavailable.
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Paches
New Mexico
Lawton
Okla
Toklemen
Arizona
Hot Springs
N. M
San Carlos
Ariz
Silver Avenue
Albuquerque
Apache youths seek citizenship to gain land allotments
Younger tribe members born after the great land mass was held fear lifelong captivity due to ancestral wrongs. Chiefs call a council to discuss making them Indian citizens and granting allotments of land to other tribes.
Coming Events List Promises April Socials and Melodrama
The notice lists events from April 11 Roney's Boys and April 15 Easter Sunday to April 20 Company G's military ball and May 1 Walter Scott the Death Valley miner in melodrama. It mentions The Standard Off company of Kentucky leaving Ohio according to Standard officers or without disclosing how much.
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Roney’s Boys
Company G
Walter Scott
Death Valley
Kentucky
Ohio
Standard
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W Il
Jansen
Santa Fe
Montexama
California
van Horn
Alpine
Alamogordo
Domingo Chaves
George Gaston
Otero
Philipps
George Chesman
Denver Cattle Myer
Opin- Jerome Junction
Patrick Johnston
John
Ash Fork
Phoenix
J. H. McClintock
Major McClintock
T. A. Bray
Bureau of Animal Industry
el Paso
San Simon
Cochise County
Dammer
Buddecke
H. G. Dammer
Tres Piedras
Henry Prein
Tusas
Antonito
United States Military Department
Charles Giese
Glese
Givae
Needles
Arisona
Stockton
Cal
A. N. McVicar
Wil
Willams
Williams
R Fruit Ranch
Clark
Windom
Fce
STERN
Mesa
the Terrace Addition Improvement Company
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