Portland Pardons Judge A H Tanner in Mitchell Fraud Case
Judge A H Tanner, once allied with the late Senator Mitchell in a sensational fraud arrangement, has been pardoned by President Roosevelt. He pleaded guilty to perjury in federal court and testified about the partnership, leading to Mitchell's conviction. the pardon was granted June 26 and revealed in court days ago by Assistant Attorney General Heney.
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Portland Ore
A. H. Tanner
U.S
Mitchell
Roosevet
Tanner
Senator Mitchell
Congress
United States
Heney
Youth Perishes in Sonora Desert Near Altar District
A 15 year old Mexican boy lost his way and died of thirst in the Sonora desert near the Altar district a few days ago. He wandered into arroyos and cacti, and had been blind for some hours before his body was found by a trailer driver.
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Sonora
Altar District
Tombstone
Women and man discharged from Arizona Penitentiary
Kate Nelson and Wm Birch were released after serving two year terms for Edmunds act violations. They received six days per month for good behavior, with Nelson noted as the only woman inmate. They came from Cochise County, per the Yuma Sun.
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Arizona
Kate Nelson
Wm. Birch
Yuma
Cochise County
Will Stop Sale of Firearms to Yaquis in Arizona
By order of President Roosevelt United States marshal Benjamin F Daniels appoints about six special deputy marshals to prevent arms or ammunition sales to Yaqui Indians. Deputies will be stationed at Tucson Nogales Yuma Bisbee Naco and Douglas regular marshals across territories notified to curb this practice. In Douglas J D Belton of Long Beach California, temporarily de mented, attempted suicide with a penknife in his room on Twelfth street after arriving July 23 from California. He is described as from a prominent Georgia family and came to invest in real estate.
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Roosevelt
Benjamin F. Daniels
United States
Arizona
Tucson
Nogales
Yuma
Bisbee
Naco
Douglas
J. D. Belton
Long Beach
Calif
Afiz
Twelfth Street
Belton
California
Georgia
Large Shipments of Arizona Sugar Beets Reported
Sugar beet shipments Wednesday reached 19 160 400 pounds, a twelve car load milestone. Through the first three days wagons passed the weighing station as shipments likely exceed 200 000 pounds today. Beets yield from fifteen to twenty five tons per acre, average 20 tons, with payments as described. Prices include 14 percent sugar with 25 cents extra per ton for 16 percent sugar. Growth suggests growers earn at least 85 per ton. Elza White sold 100 100 pounds of wool to A J Hill at Roswell exchange. price private but favorable.
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Arizona
Theactory
Gees
Roswell Exchange
Elza White
A. J. Hill
Roswell Weel Exchange
Fine wool clips and hunting accident report from the era
The Roswell wool exchange purchased a 10 000 pound Hunt clip loaded at Roswell warehouse, praised as exceptionally fine by Mr Hill and tied to Lincoln county ranches. A separate item notes Jimmy Donahue injuring his instep while hunting near Jour igan Spring, riding two miles to a friend’s home before hospital care. Also included are figures from the Arizona prison for year ending June 26, 1906, with prisoner counts by county and offense, and a brief note on a horseback accident near Espanola involving William Bradford Prince. The page closes with a promotion for Chamberlain’s remedy for summer diarrhea in children.
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Hill
Roswell Wool and Hide Company
Waite
Roswell Wool Exchange
Hunt Clip
Hunt Ranch
Lincoln County
Jimmy” Donahue
Jourigan Spring
Qarlsbad
Jack
Julian Smith
Arizona Penitentiary
Jerry Millay
Arizona Territorial
Board of Control
Cochise
Coconino & Yuma
Graham
Gila
Mohave
Yavapai
Maricopa
Navajo
Pima
Pinal
Santa Cruz
Bradford Prince
Prince Ranch
Espanola
William Bradford Prince
Mr. Prince
Stage to Jemez Springs for trips to the celebrated hot springs
James T. Johnston announces readiness to transport people to and from Jemez Springs. For information contact George H. Moore at 113 West Railroad Avenue. Seetseene a Citizen Want ad does the work.
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Jemez Hot Springs
George H. Moore
West Railroad Avenue
James T. Johnston
Queen of Diamonds Loses $50,000 Worth of Jewels
New York reports Mrs. Halsey Corwin known as the Queen of Diamonds lost jewels valued at $50,000 after a farewell dinner before Europe. Diamonds vanished from a shelf while she and Mrs. Elizabeth McVettle slept. broker Alvah M. King and McVettle detained but not charged. Corwin, daughter of a real estate operator and horse owner, previously had jewels stolen during a La Marquise hotel stay. The incident follows the celebrated More'n hundred bottles dinner at a Sheepshead Bay hotel.
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New York
Halsey Corwin
Mrs. Corwin
Farwell
Europe
Brooklyn
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Judge Tanner
Eee
South Second Street
University
Albuquerque
Second St
University Heights
First Natl Bank
Supreme Court
Los
M. O. Stockland
M. E. Chutes
Cattle Falls
Minn
Jemez Springs
Schlitz
Mi Pat
Consolidated Liquor CO
South First Street
New Mexico
J.D. Bakin
G. Gromi
T Has
Melini
O. Bachechi
Successore
Melini & Bakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
JOS, Suhlitz
LEMP
ST. Louis A. B. Co
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
St. Michael’s College
Christian Brothers
Bro. E. Lewis
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First
Marquette
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Electric Building
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Lo Co
J. H. O’reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
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