Silent men behind great mining revival in Tombstone
The piece lauds E R and Gaze as leaders of a major Tombstone mining rehabilitation, with General Manager W P Staunton praised for skill. It critiques internal GOP politics and the fractional voting issue in Arizona ahead of the Republican National Convention, lamenting the impact on party plans and ballot access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone Consolidated Mines
E.R
Gaze
Carlyle
Napoleon
W.P. Staunton
Republicas
G O.p
Taft
Arizona
Busy Court Schedule Opens October Term Cleanup
A busy session before the court outlines a Monday full of general cleanup for the territorial court October term. Tuesday brings the U S trial jury to clean up October term business as the district court convenes and panels a grand jury, followed by ongoing proceedings to term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Court
United States Trial
District Court
Aknee
Another Road for Cochise County Railroad Scheme Filings
Articles of Incorporation filed by J Douglas William Brophy M J Cunningham and Geo Neal to build a Bisbee to Douglas railroad via Tombstone canyon and Forest ranch route. Douglas subscribes 30000. survey already by SP. Engineers suggest route would cut ten miles between Hoole and Bisbee and may affect Warren street car line system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Douglas
William Brophy
M.j.cunningham
Geo. Neal
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone Canyon
Forest Ranch
Pnt
Warren
Hoogle
Mining Expert Predicts Notable Summer Developments
Fol Nevine visits Leadeille on a surveying trip with Ed a practical mining man. He is very enthusiastic about district conditions and predicts the coming summer will bring remarkable developments in that Joyality.
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Fol
Nevine
Leadeille
Doings in the District Court
The District Court handled multiple matters including a demurrer in Taylor vs EPLSS for alleged ticket rejection in transit. Roemer vs Power saw a decree motion granted in line with a jury verdict. An immigration hearing entertained Otto H Schmidt, Mike Shay, and We Ko Staseresa, who were all admitted as citizens of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatoodat
Taylor Ve
EPL SS
Agamenton
UK Sunth Vs. Pitteharg Co
Roemer Va
Ra Wal Welles
Huent
Otto H. Schimidt
Mike Shay
We Ko Staseresa
Ghtiour Republic
District Court Adjourns and Citizenship Granted
Tuesday April 14 the Santa Cruz county cases were continued to May 11 by consent. An adjourned October term of the district court finished yesterday with Judge Dean presiding. Jurors will return home to prepare for tomorrow. Henry Sarke was granted letters of final citizenship after Judge Dean upheld a rule then entertained the citizenship matter, noting the applicant misunderstood the rule and incurred expense to attend. Henry, a native of Austria, and his brother John are in Tombstone for a few days.
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Santa Cruz County
District Court
Jess
Dean
Henry Sarke
Henry
Austria
John
Tombstone
Perjury case of T F Brown in district court
In the district coast on Wednesday April 15 the case of T F Brown for perjury connected with the two year old killing of Hanna by Tate in Lowell proceeds with Assistant District Attorney Rose prosecuting and Judge Daniel McFarland defending. Jurors listed include D W Daugherty Harry Rosell and others. the long indictment in Judge Doane's court is noted as possibly the longest. The term ends with jurors excused. previous verdict in Brown case was not guilty and Lara Weldon and Frank Weldon granted a divorce. U S jurors are to meet on the 2het.
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T F. Brown
Hanna
Tate
Lowell
Rose
Daniel McFarland
DW Daugherty
Harry Rosell
W P Spicer
Jack Helley
EA Carton
Wm Kislew
LM Parker
John Qualls
George Thornton
J.chambery
BD Boates
Jobo Keiffer
Doan’e
J Cpurt
T. F. Brown
Lara Weldon
Frank Weldon
Therce
U. S
Quiet courts adjourn for jurors amid April return
Thursday brought a quiet session in Judge Deans court with a recess until Monday. Jurors drawn their pay and returned home, as a U S trial jury set for April 17 will hear care cases. A territorial grand jury meeting April 27 is expected to be busy with about sixty seven prisoners tied to pending indictments.
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Dean
Cmity
Ugly case faces court over alleged insanity and abuse
Court proceedings approach as a woman, held for examination before Probate Judge Goodbody, is described as vulnerable and driven toward ruin by a predatory assailant. Judge Goodbody vows full inquiry to identify the criminal and deliver justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodbody
Goodbedy
Bisbee Visitors Tour Tombstone With Local Notables
Bisbeeites led by Mayor Caven, Judes Hogan, and Johnny Anderson visit Tombstone on court business. Dr Caven’s mayoral win in Dishes by a solid majority is praised. Judge Hagem’s solid J P record noted. Johnny Anderson, longtime figure with Malwin Shattuck and Jones, is described as well connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiong
Tombstone
Mayor Caven
Judes Hogan
Johnny Anderson
Bisbee
Wreck Near Benson On Southern Pacific
A broken flange on an old car wheel caused a wreck six miles east of Benson on the Southern Pacific about 6:30 last night. Train No 7 east of the wreck was delayed for hours until the track was cleared. Three oil cars derailed but no further damage occurred. automatic brakes stopped the freight train. Wrecking crew from Tucson removed the wreckage after several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Benson
Tucson
Sues the S P For $10,000 Damages
Henry Svendsen sues the Southern Pacific for ten thousand dollars alleging a brakeman forced him to jump from a moving freight train, injuring his leg and back. The petition, filed yesterday by attorney Worsely, seeks damages for the incident and related injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Svendsen
Southern Pacific Company
Prohibition Campaign Sees Surge in Voter Registrations
The Phoenix Gazette reports a surge in new registrations for the local option election, with about 1000 names expected on the supplemental register filed by County Recorder Leonard between now and the May 0 election date. Roughly 60 registrations come from Phoenix precincts as factions debate turnout and the impact on city rules. Justice Tohnitoe notes many first time voters over twenty-one, remarking on the unusual surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Gazette
Comaty
Leonard
Bow
Phoenix
Justice Tohneteoe
Markets in Witty Exchange Prompting Market Whimsy
A playful exchange on markets lists varied items with ironic notes. The editor asks about markets and a witty clerk replies that demand shifts across items like youth, coffee, eggs, whisky, onions, and boots, while prices drift upward and downward. The spoof highlights fluctuating sentiment in a bustling exchange.
Territorial Old Settlers' Association movement gains steam
A plan to form a Territorial Old Settlers' Association across Arizona is advancing. County societies would form first, then unite during fair week in Phoenix to establish a permanent body. Maricopa County already has an Old Settlers' group and supports a territorial framework to preserve history, assist needy elders, and honor pioneers through proper funerals and burials.
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Oldettlers’ Association
Wep
Arizona
Phenix
Maricopa County
Old Settlers’ Association
Ie Ove
Tion
Former Tombstoner William Shaw Dies in Parker Arizona
William Shaw, 63, formerly head of the Herobal and Old Guard properties in Tombstone district, died last week in Parker Arizona after a battle with consumption. His death brings sorrow to Tombstone friends. He leaves a wife. a son survived.
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William Shaw
Herobal
Old Guard
Parker
Ariadne
Hie Derawe
Tucson
Democratic Central Committee Calls May Meeting In Douglas
Democratic Central Committee to meet in Douglas on Monday May 4 to plan selecting forty delegates from the county for the territorial convention in Tucson May 28 and to choose six delegates and six alternates for the Democratic National Convention in Denver. The committee roster includes representatives from Tombstone Fort Huachuca Benson Naco Douglas and other towns with Dr W A Greene listed among Douglas members.
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W. A. Greene
Douglas
Tucsom
Denver
Tombstone
Sam Iarrett
al Rulph
John Rock
M. Gaines
C. Wallace
Fort Huschuca
Charles Lantererbanks
Z. W. Morrison St. David
A. J. Busby
Paradise
Brown Glexson
B. W. Moore
Benson
H. K. Street
Poe's
Tres Alamos
W.C San Simon
Ovcar Roberts
J Riggs Biebee
J 5 Taylor
FA Sutter
J4 Waleb
James Leteon
WB Kelly
RJ Henderson
A T Sowle
Barton BJ O'Keiley
J M O'Connell
Pearce
Joe Bignon
Yuma County Delegation Sets Democratic Delegates
Yuma County proposes to be the first Arizona county to name six delegates and six alternates to the Democratic National Convention in Denver on July 7. The county central committee urged delegates to back William Jennings Bryan and promote his endorsement at the Tucson convention.
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Yuma County
Arizona
Tucson
Denver
Yuma
William Jennings
Repntatione
Bryan
Republicans Rally For Territorial Convention Delegates
The piece notes a lively Republican contest with several named candidates including Col. Sturges, W. J. Kirkpatsick, Ben Heney, and U.S. Marshal Daniels seeking petitions. It mentions the Tombstone delegation traveling to Tucson to participate in the territorial Republican convention ahead of the Chicago national convention, and adds family visits of local figures with a rural Arizona setting.
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Cunsumerman
Col. Sturges
W. J. Kirkpatsick
Ben Heney
U.S
Daniels
J.C. Adams
Isaac Stoddard
Phoenia
C I. McReynolds
Mike Cassidy
Biebee
Tucson
Tombstone
A. H Gardeer
Matt Hoar
H. F. Berner
Chicago
United States
Local notes on travel and society from Tombstone daily
Thursday's Daily reports guests and residents traveling to Los Angeles and California for holidays including Sheriff White and wife Dr H Hoghart and wife Dr P B Sloan, Mrs Brown, H terms, and a San Francisco visit. It notes railroad progress near Nogales and personnel appointments in Washington with ties to Tombstone society.
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Tombstone
Los Angelo
Bidemore
Territorial items condensed continued from Phoenix
The item outlines assorted Phoenix area notes including basetball excursion plans, local appointments, and county boundary talks. It mentions Wickentarg and Clifton seeking incorporation, A&C railroad area agitation, county redrawing proposals involving Yume Mehare Maricopa and Vaeapai, a new Phoenix city directory, and gold ore finds near Parker spurring field activity. Also reports on legal cases, immigration proceedings, Silver Bell mining district, and local mishaps and labor notes from Yuma and Bisbee.
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Carteson
Wickentarg
Clifton
A&c
Yume
Mehare
Maricopa
Vaeapai
Local Items and Distant Travels Reported in Prescott
The column notes Frank Byrd the Pittleville school headless for a trip to the county frontier, Col M Pekett departing for Teceur, and others such as Lech Brown and Jos Streeter in various ventures. Mentions of Nell Warnekros and Dottiou visiting Los Angeles, parish business, and a range of mining plans near Paradine, Ramsey canyon, and Butte-Arizona, plus a patent rotary engine novelty and Indiana governor candidate Thomas K Marshall touring Prescot.
Gur National Game and Patent Remedy Claims
An OCR fragment touts Gur National Game as a universal exercise for all classes and praises Hoveterter's Bitters for curing many ailments. It describes a long list of health issues allegedly relieved including stomach, heart, kidney troubles, and sleeplessness, promising a guarantee of purity.
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United States
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Bisbeeites
S. P
Moen
Territorial Old Settlers’ Association
Democratic Central Committee
Mir Jas, Davis
Chas
Davis
Jim Davis
Jim
Tombatone
Aod Mer
Los Angeles
Mun Weit
California
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Iean
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Mattingelionunes
Harry Trown
Pearl Vausim
Siouglas
Ale
Nelam
Dr. Sloan
le Angeles
Uncle Sann
White
Hop. McNair
Mr. Brown
Washington
Sao
Francis O. Wright
Orat Pantenog,Arke
Henry W. Carson
A. W. Tapper
Tucan
Life Borng
Ppo
Coxet and Geodetic Seri
Nebles Canenes
Martinns
Sonora
Nogales Titner
Kelvin
Nal County
Silas P. Jenkins
Central
Grafice A. Porter
Phoenie
New City
C.D. Amos
Garcia ' S Creek
Maricopa Rege
Garcia
Amos
Pima
Silver Bell
Marty Ainsworth
Mr. Henderson
Cochine
Marscopa
Frank Byrd
Pittlevile
Kest
Col M. Pekett
Erty Clifford
AL Doennage
Wor, Kutew
Ack Me Pey
Dave Showmetic
Leadville Yesters
Lech Brown
Fairbank
Nogales
Paradine
Jos
W. H Noel
Warnekros
Wit
Fop
Dottiou
Tidsy
Turser
Arthie Chictolue i
Betcon
Pirvitur Fie McCabe
Mile Fer Canyon
Distric Court
Har
Ethics of Scientifis
Alpha Pond
Herefort Yeaterday
Hanohuseas
Butte-Arizona
Ramsey Canyon
Vine Gallen
Toana Me Wiso
Paradwe
Larrien
Hunt Ty
N.C. Price
Bishee
Joseph Muheim
August Jowrie
Macellan
Joseph Ho McDonald
Bakersville
Scientific American
J. F. Massey
Dongs Fe
Ave. Ter
Thomas K. Marshall
Indiana
Prescote
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