Sudden Departure of Model Cafe Owner Stuns Tombstone
C W Collins of the Model Cafe vanished between 1 30 a m and 6 a m leaving town with an unknown sum. A warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses is out, while John Heninger assumes control of the restaurant and continues prisoner meals under the county contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
C W Collins
Model Cafe
Collins
John Heninger
Inez
el Paso
Sherif Hunt
John Kock
FN Wolesti
John Henninger
Attorney Ben Goodrich in Solom onville on district court business
Attorney Ben Goodrich is in Solom onville on district court business. Attorneys Ed Fisnigan and Albert Barnes have returned to their homes in Bisbee and Dougla respectively. 8 T Entrikin of Johnson has returned to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Goodrich
Solomonville
District Court
Ed Fisnigan
Albert Barnes
Bisbee and
Dougla
Johnson
Wichington
Todiana
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Claims
A vintage ad touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a potent agent enhancing medicine and aiding digestion. It cites nutritive, antiseptic, and ferment properties, claiming help for wasting conditions and chronic coughs though not a miracle cure. It promises a free booklet and lists absent alcohol or drug habit concerns with plain ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Iives
Abont
Qoren
Dr. Pierce
Ing
Pieree
Etur
Sev
Y. Panera
Prominent Democrat's Popularity Triggers Printing Error
A newspaper misprinted a petition title confusing Steve Roemer with Steve Miller due to Roemer's high local prominence. The board corrected the error, noting Roemer’s popularity caused the misread by the printer and clarifying Miller was the actual petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puosreeron
Board of Paper- Visuts
Arsensur O'Ratly
Steve Miller
Steve Ruewer
Steves
Steve Roemer
Hoemer
Miller
Roemer
O'Kelly
Chinese Inspector Poses As Smuggler in Arizona Case
George Webb and Inspector Murphy testify in El Paso Federal Court against two Chinese men smuggled from the Mexican border near Cananea. Murphy posed as a smuggler at a Chinese ranch, leaving secret marks on certificates later found on the men. The case raises questions about certificate origins and possible fraud in entry records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Webb
Arizona
Inspector Murphy
Tucson
el Paso
Cananea
Murphy
Canaria
United States
China
Sindrancisco
Mexico
Comeniasinger Howe
Maxwell
New Railroad Planned to Reach Chiricahua Mines
Paradise reports a new rail link by Phelps Dodge to connect from EL P&SW at Rodeo to the head of Cave Creek. The line would haul 50,000 feet of mining timber to the Copper Queen mines, with surveys expected within thirty days and construction likely within six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Paradise District
Phelps- Dodge Co
EL P&sw
Rodeo
Cave Croek
Chiricama
Copper Queen
Phelps-Dodge Syndicate
Chiricahaa Mountains
Big Shaft Will Resume Sinking At Tombstone Mines
Water in the Tombstone Consolidated Mines shaft has been lowered after pumping. on Sunday a final rush heightened capacity and 5.72 million gallons were removed in 24 hours. If no new accidents occur, sinking should resume early next week to reach the thousand foot level and permit exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
Mechanie Sem Garrett
Harry Housen
Fled From Coast Asylum Wanderer Seeks Soldiers Home Aid
William W Watkins an elderly man confined seven years in a territorial asylum escaped two months ago and wandered the country. After seeking admission to the soldiers home at Santel, lacking papers he was denied. His army discharge papers were sent from Yuma to Santel and he is detained in Los Angeles awaiting asylum word. Yuma authorities call him hopelessly insane but harmless. He had previously escaped once before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam W. Watkins
Territorial
Yuma
Santel
Atkina
Shifting Sands Stop Arizona Railroad Progress
The Arizona and California railroad building from Wickenburg toward a Sw ystems division faces a blockage across a vast sand bed between the Colorado River and Wickenburg. Engineers seek a viable route likely to drop to the river bottom and lay a solid bed across the shifting desert. The sand bed stretches nearly a mile wide and longer, with mountainous country surrounding the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona & California Railroad
Wickenbeng
Swystems
Colorado River
Wickenberg
Precious metals use to expand with tempered gold discovery
Report from Los Angeles claims a credible process to temper gold silver and copper will greatly increase use of these metals. Gold instruments in surgery already produced on a large scale and jewelry demand could rise as surgical tools benefit. Economists foresee a surge in gold demand and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ten Noted Mining Operators Named for Riches Across Regions
A list of ten men described as among America's wealthiest over the last decade. Names link to mining interests in copper, gold, silver, and iron, with ventures in Arizona, Montana, Nevada, Colorado, Mexico, South Africa, and Russia. Also notes strategic fortifications at Fort Apache amid Army withdrawal and a criminal case involving Rev. James Ro Wylie and Mrs. Fannie Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
America
Clark
Arizona
Montana
Rockefeller
Carnegie—Iron
Macky
Nevada
Sanford
Moffat—Lead
Colorado
Grendorff
Viamond Mines
South Africa
Eof Lead
United States
Whipple
Huachuce
Geronimo
Lawton
Fort Apache
Holbrook
India
James Ro Wylie
Phunx
Fannie Green
New York
Local legal and court notes from Bisbee and Benson
Wednesday’s Daily reports attorney movements in Hiebee and Salamoanville. Thomas Gill of Hisbea, jailed for an office offense, was examined by a medical board and ordered to county hospital for weeks due to a suspected chronic mental condition.
Noted Mining Engineer Visiting Arizona
John Hays Hammond, renowned mining engineer, arrived in Tucson on a visit that focused on recuperation and enjoying Arizona sunshine. He recalled his 1879 exploration in the region and a banquet where a local paper’s name reportedly inspired by the "The Tombstone Epitaph" was discussed. Hammond travels in a private car, accompanied by Major Fred R. Burnham, a former British army officer and Arizona scout.
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Ohio
Anan
Tucwe
John Hays Hammond
Cain Rate
Hammoad
San Francsco
Bis
Rep
Hadmond
Ombstone
Heng
Hammond
Fred R. Burnham
Major Burnham
Arizona
Remesters
Engine Goes Down Bank Cars Follow Later Near Willcox
The Southern Pacific suffered a run of bad luck near Willcox and Benson as a freight derailed an engine on a siding and later toppled another engine after being placed back on track. The engineer escaped injury by jumping, while the fireman sustained a sprained ankle. A passenger car was damaged and later repaired as cars and engine broke away and toppled.
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Southern Pacific
Willcox
Lenson
Anther
Benson
Hgit
Mescal Summit
Hve
Alow
Howesve
Ra K
Caius
Lafely
Fata Freight Trans
Cera
Doings At The Court House And Local Legal Actions
A long court record describes a divorce suit by a woman asking for custody and support from Aubrey V itingom in Texas, plus damages claims. Other items include arrests by Sheriff Hunt and AJ Finnerty, a claim against Douglas Hardware and various property suits in Paradise and Douglas, and notices of incorporation for Douglas Gas and Santa Ana Mining. Grand jurors for April term named. Yale receives Arizona gifts. death notice of Wallace Jones at Phoenix asylum.
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Ed Mitchel
Sheri Hunt
AJ Finnerty
National
Sucety de Fe
Thyerty
Finnerty
Douglas Hardware
Aeon Mutual
Ras Boates
MD Savy
Har
Koesstow Ab
District Court
Douglas and
Jebee
Benson
Ombtone
Sherif Haat
Tomorcowe
Japan's Progress Boosts War Powers Image
A stalled but optimistic view claims Japan will become a leading power within two years and credits wartime achievements to the nation. The item promotes Huserter's Bitters, touting cures for nerves, heartburn, bloating, indigestion, and liver issues, with testimonials of relief and a private neck stamp on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Krista
Huserter
Daily Tidbits and Notable Reach in the Territory
Tuesday notes list visits from Dr Shine of Bulk to town and a Pittsburg meeting for Fisher of the Ditt eburg Ari Joona Mining Co. Ex govern ors and Mrs Murphy arrived in Phoenix from Prescott. James A Vail, Flagetad pioneer, stopped by. Copp er Queen Co store transfer details unclear. Edward Hanigan reported on official matters from Bisbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditteburg
Ari- Joona Mining Co
Pittsburg
Ievar of Diretore
James A Vail
Arizona Land Fraud Probe Expands Westward
An Arizona focus joins a growing federal inquiry into land frauds across Oregon and California. A Phoenix visitor cataloged patent records and corporate filings to assess mineral versus agricultural potential. The investigation may involve Bisbee and Naco as officials review filings and await US attorney action.
Tombstone Lady Injured After Fall at Brandt Home
Mrs. Reed mother of T. R. Brandt residing on Third Street in Tombstone fell while walking on steps at the Brandt home. She fractured both bones above the ankle and was taken home where Dr. Haguac treated the injured leg.
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George Parker
Cifornia
Berkley
Cifornie
Phoenix
Parker
Oman
Clara Sparks
Gealine Smith
Douglas
California
Southern Pacific Surveye
Enson
el Paso Herald
Sothern Prcific
Western Union Telegraph Company
Glebe
Telegraph Company
Arizona Railroad
Jmo
Hiebee
Celisine McCormick
Tas
Thomas Flannigen Lef Lact Voning
Salamoanville
Aitinge
Aubrey
Shalley
Texas
EJS Mands
FH Hands
John Sullivan
Chorcals Development Company
Empire Mining
Paradice
CJ Lavery
JE Kesler
Douglas Gas Company
County Recorder
Messrs
Henry, Titenmb
Santa Ana
al Oon Record
Bisbee
Yale University
Giothondy
Paoenx
Wallace Jones
Jones
Cechiee County
Halyacon
TCM Co
James Corbett
Hert Bemes
Prescot
Ad Washington
Yestenlag Tik
Inege
Lowell Commercial Company
Lowell
Wo A. Lucas
Donglis
Hoval A. Smith
Edward Hanigan
Ser
Oregon
Calfrnia
Interior Department
Corres
Arcade
Cifise
Bisbes
Neco
Tha
United States Grand Jury
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