Statehood Bill Delegates Face Setback In Conferees
Washington dispatch reports growing doubt over Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood. Senator Beveridge declared conferees would offer no report this session, surprising administration allies and heightening urgency to marshal support before the rate bill's passage. The fight now rests on rallying friends to overcome opposition.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Beveridge
Conference
Congress
Indiana
Publicity Sparks Settlement in Arizona and New Mexico
Reports from New Mexico indicate settlers arrive in Arizona at about 5,000 per month with thousands of homesteads filed at federal lands office. The Campbell dry farming system, storing rain in soil and yearlong pulverization, yields strong results in Pecos and Mesilla valleys and gains traction in up lands, drawing settlers to farm the Southwest.
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New Mexico
Federal Land Office
Arizona
Sulphur Springs
Great Southwestern Plateau
el Paso Herald
Pecos
Mesilla
New Officers For Arizona Medical Ass'n
The Arizona Medical Association elected officers at its recent session and set Bisbee as the next meeting place. New officers include Dr. O Plath of Phoenix as president, Dr. W V Whitmore of Tucson as first vice president, Dr. A C Hickland of Bisbee Roosevelt as treasurer, Dr. Joan F Flinn of Prescott as northern district counsellor for a three year term, Dr. Clarence Yount of Prescott as delegate to the American Medical Association, and Dr. Jobs W Foss as alternate.
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Arizona Medical Association
Bisbee
O . Plath
Phoenix
W V Whitmore
Tucson
AC Hickland
Roosevelt
Joan F Flinn
Prescott
Clarence Yount
American Medical Asociation
Jobs W Foss
Grand Jury Reports Indictments in District Court
The grand jury reported 15 indictments and ignored several charges. Cases include murder, burglary, grand larceny, forgery, and assault with a deadly weapon across Bisbee Douglas Tombstone Naco and Bowie. Debts and divorce actions proceed. Martin Costello case submitted for briefs. next adjournment set for Monday.
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Ramon Cordero
Bisbee
IW Brows
F Jimmines
Norman Norrie
Benito Moreno
G H French
Douglas
Juan Bautista
Naco
Geo T Red
Mike Rowan
Bowie
Miguel Garcia
Tombstone
W E Schwam
Sam Dyson
Doug
Court Arraigns Rountree in Assault Case. Several Indictments Reported
Court convened at the usual hour this morning with Oscar Rountree arraigned on an assault with a deadly weapon charge and pleading not guilty after waiving time. The grand jury issued a partial report and returned against several suspects for burglary, murder, grand larceny, and forgery across Bisbee, Lowell, Gleason, Paradise, Douglas, Naco, and Bowie, with pleas set for the coming Monday and May dates.
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Oscar Roundtree
Commult Intec
Antonio Feiras
Bisbee
Victor F Alattore
A D Bosswell
Order
Paradise
Wm W Dunnbrock
John Williams
Waltrand Frank McDaniels
Douglas
Bernardo Orduno
Agustin Machichi
Doug
Billie
John Colchin
Tomb —Stone
Luis Belgado
Kishee
Anuel Abril
J M Herra
Monde
Jos Campbell
Ias McLaughlin
Oscar Rountree
A. D. Whittington
Boston
Ollie Reed
Lowell
Manuel Abril
Gleason
Hessford
Naco Lamber Co
James Herron
Costa
Antonio Ferias
Victor Alattore
Boswell
Frank McDaniels
Grand Arceny
Mondey
Augustine Mechichi
Nao
Arthur Visna
Naco
Florenca
Castro
Refugio Castellanos
Neco
Justin Domingues
Bernardo Alaves
Issack
Bowie
Albert T Wolverton
Cochise County Ranks Second in Copper Output 1906
The American Metal Market reports Phelps Dodge operations in Arizona and New Mexico will produce about 150 million pounds of copper blister copper in 1906, ranking the company's interests second in the United States behind the combination of Colorado mines Comstock’s And Butte third.
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Phelps, Dodge & Co
Arizona
New Mexico
American Metal Market
New York
Ito
Globe
Detroit
Morenci
Old Dominion
United States
Colo
Binbee
Butte
Daniels Appointment Affirmed After Ten Month Delay
A Washington dispatch reports that the senate confirmed Ben Daniels for U S material to Arisons. Daniels had been a recess appointee for ten months. his new four year commission will date from this confirmation. If confirmed earlier, nearly five months of the term would have elapsed.
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Washington
Senate
Ben Daniels
U. S
Arisons
Daniels
Daniele
Former Tombstone Teacher Reported III
A Bisbee Review item notes Miss Harley, once a Tombstone Central School teacher in the Sith grade, is ill with nervous prostration from heavy work. Doctors advise absolute rest for at least a year, and no change in her condition is reported yesterday.
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Miss Harley
Central School
Bisbee
Slayer of Sadie Jones Indicted by Grand Jury
Misa Hollie Jinks, identified as the woman linked to the death of Sadie Jones at the Phoenix asylum, has been indicted by the Maricopa county grand jury on a murder charge. The incident involved forcing turpentine onto Jones’s mouth with a cloth.
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Misa Hollie Jinks
Phoenix
Sadie Jones
Lowell
Maricopa County
Jieke
Miss Jones
Asylum
Official Proceedings of Cochise County Board of Supervisors
The Cochise County Board of Supervisors meets in Tombstone Arizona in April 1906. Salaries for March are audited and allowed for J J Bowen B Choate Jim Davis Gaines F W Goodbody Hunt Huffaker EA Hughes Frank Hare LM Holland ROM Hattich Chas R Howe JE James Sam Johnson Keven MA McHugh William Rope William Riggs Thos A Smith CA Taylor Frank Williams EA Hughes J W Walker and others. The clerk is directed to notify towns with county jails to avoid sending prisoners with long sentences to Tombstone to curb expenses. Funds are moved transferring 16000 from salary to expense. Bonds approved for notaries public road overseers and a JP. The board adjourns to April 3 1906.
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Tomrstock
Ariz
J Bowen
Choate
Jim Davis
Gaines
W Goodbody
Hunt
Huffaker
EA Hughes
Frank Hare
March
LM Holland
Rom Hattich
Chas R Howe
Board of Superviare
JE James
Sam Johnson
Keven
MA McHu
Frank Willard
Notary Publ
J E Morrison
Notary Public
W A Ficge
E Summers
P A Lotgreen
Justice of the Peace
Isaac Patish
Grass Widows Defend Arizona Divorce Attitudes
Cochise County readers are told that many divorce petitions pile up in the district court term and that grass widow legends persist. The piece mocks prejudice, notes juror reports from the Gila Valley, and ends with a brief mention of Frank Aley.
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Arizona
Probate Court
Jane
Tombstone Tele
Issteyning
Gila Valey
Frank Aley
Constable Doyle and family return to Bisbee after witness duties
The Town records that Constable Doyle and his family came back to Bisbee from a several day stay in the city where Mr Doyle testified before the grand jury. Ex private judge Frank O’Brien visited as witness in the Costello Copper Bell case. An insane man from Benson was committed to the territorial asylum after examination in probate court. J Wilmoth of Bisbee testified before the grand jury. County Treasurer Gaines received a curious San Francisco mailer bearing news that his sister is safe.
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Constable Doyle
Bisbee
Mr Doyle
Frank O'Brien
Costello-Copper Bell
Benson
Womack
Territorial Asylum
Traine
J. Wilmoth
Gaines
Earthquake Letters Tell of San Francisco Sorrow
Tombstone residents recount letters from relatives among quake sufferers in San Francisco and nearby cities. Families report property losses, injuries narrowly avoided, and vivid accounts of destruction from Oakland Berkeley San Jose Martinez and Concord.
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Tombstone
San Francisco
J. D. Machomieh
Jaz. Hagar
T Berkeley
Arizona donors rally to aid San Francisco quake victims
Arizona towns contribute to relief totaling 41300 as many communities yet to send in payments. Nogales Times cites informed sources noting political upheaval in Sonora and reports General Bravo takes command of civil and military affairs, passing through Nogales en route to the capital.
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Nogales
Dias
Sonora
Bravo
Viet
Bonora
Territorial examiner visits county offices in Phoenix to begin semi annual checks
Friday’s Daily reports W T Foster arrived from Phoenix to conduct the naval semi annual examination of county offices. W D Kinsey, Bert Gembie, J Pennypecker, James Upchurch, Frank Hereford, and Seer Hunt are noted in court related movements and preliminary exams. Campbell faces preliminary action in the killing case of Jas McLaughlin. Deputy Bennett served attachments on two witnesses before the grand jury. Dennis Flanaghan unveils a sewing machine breakthrough expected to reduce costs.
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W T Foster
Territorial Examiner
Phoenix
Bert Gembie
Bibee
J Pennypecker
Bishee
Hunt
Tom Bisbee
Campell
Jas McLaughlin
Bisbee
Bennett
Douglas
Lancashire
Dennis Flanaghan
Arizona Cattle Sent to San Francisco
A Mexican government claim ties arms to Yaqui groups with American aid. Manuel Armada, a wealthy Beunus Ayres cattleman in Pima County, found a band of twenty five Yaquis with about thirty cases of Winchester rifles and ammunition while riding near Jalisco. Arms reportedly move through Tucson to Yaqui strongholds, with agents in the city profiting from sales. A patrol along the line between Yuma and Nogales is urged to curb smuggling and stop weapon imports.
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Manuel Armada
Beunss Ayres
Pima County
Jalisco
Amada
Tucson
Tucon
Hermosillo
Guaymas
Altar
Eitiors
Cheney sworn as senior partner in Toledo firm
Frank J. Cheney signs an oath declaring he is senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. and resides in Toledo. The document, dated December 1886, includes a seal and mentions Gibbey and Hall's Catarrh Cure ads.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Esidermaill
W. Greasox
J. Nexxy & Co
Turbo
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