Local News Roundup From Tombstone and Vicinity
Townsfolk recount arrivals departures and health scopes as Tombstone area residents travel to Huachuca San Diego Oakland and Detroit. Railroad officials meet at Phoenix while mining reports note a bonanza ore strike and a large ice plant serving Cochise Pima and neighboring counties. The Charleston brawl and a fatal wounding blow up local courts with several jailed men and a wounded Mexican casualty identified as Rosalia Valencia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Phenix
Humphries
Tad
Justice Alvord
Namad D Gellege
P Oranto
M Begumnin
Frescas
Laren
Rosalia Valencia
Jose Alefus
Sunday school concert fills Presbyterian church
The article describes a full house at the Presbyterian church for a children’s Sunday school concert led by Mr. D A McNeil. It highlights new songbooks, performances by Laura Crabel, Moltie Bauer, Gertrude Whitney, Nellie Clark, Maggie Hill, and others, plus infant class songs and choral numbers. It notes the audience’s courteous, intelligent reception typical of Tombstone. It then lists Cochise County agricultural statistics for 1891, including land acres, values, and totals for towns, horses, cattle, goats, sheep, hogs, and railroad miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
DA McNeil
Tmavic
Laura Crabel
Moltie Bauer
Gertrude Whitney
Nellie Clark
Bos
Maggie Hill
Clase
Jeana
Aong
Naked Adams Man Wanders US States in Naked Wander Tale
A reportedly sane man travels naked across the country, claiming a Mexico exile fate and skin affliction. Arrested in Charleston and brought to Tombstone, he meets locals with calm talk, describes a U.S. marshal he knows, and seeks legal statutes before further actions. He styles himself as a penitent wanderer with blanket aid and simple gear. He faces examination by Judge Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Charleston
Frank Broad
Tombstone
Mexico
Clarksburg
LA. Smith
Deming
Marshall Meade
U.S. Marshall
Joe the Alvord
Wolcott
Bem and the Bible at the Breedlove examination
The scene in Los Angeles court over Deputy Marshal Breedlove’s killing? Ben Goodrich defends the prisoner and denounces public clamour for swift justice. He warns the court not to bow to popular pulse, citing Pilate and Christ to urge fearless judicial power amid public misjudgment. Also notes July 28 births in Tombstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Breedlove
Los Angeles
Ben Goodrich
Sailor Brown
Charleston
Breedlove
Ben
Christ
Pontius Pilate
Misnearouis Police Ban Glove Contests At Theatre Comique
The Minneapolis chief of police issued a notice banning glove contests at the theatre Comique and Pence Opera House, pending club supervision. A planned match at Pence tonight was halted as authorities scrutinize sparring events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Theatre Comique
Pence
Opera House
Kissed by a Burglar in San Francisco Suburb Affair
A New Yorker recounts a San Francisco Bay Area burglary witnessed by a young woman in which a masked intruder crept into her room, declared his intent to kiss her, and forcibly kissed her before escaping. she screamed, fainted, and remained traumatized for weeks as detectives never captured the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Francinen
Pacific
Tro York
Hounheld Inn
Fan Prandtean
Vrisate
Ubi
Secund
Hous
Sao Prancisco
Cat-Napa
Ened
Hazardous Dignity Perils of Police Chief Recall
An Atlanta Constitution interview recalls Chief Deitseh of Cincinnati recounting a near fatal 22 year old ambush at Hammond Street station. Wolf Cohen threatened to kill him, fired twice, and a struggle led to disarming Cohen as colleagues restrained him. He survived a grave, nervous encounter that shaped his career. An associated note mentions a separate energetic push to expand domestic manufacturing and a sales agent earning $5,200 per year, with P.O. Box 1871, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wades
Deitseh
Cincinnati
Atlanta Constitution
Hammond Street
Wolf Cohen
Jim White
Mourder
Deltech
Bine
Utn
Salreman
P.O. Box
New York
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NB Lazard
Joe Pascholy
Huachuca
Mia Delia
el Paso
Mra A Bauer
Kansas City
Phoenix
Henry Heiner
Sonora
Addie Slaughter
Oakland
Henry Gray
San Diego
Lgrow
Detroit
G.ar
the Sentinel
RW Wood
Phaoix
California
Bonavga
Harqua Hala
Wm. Staehie
Kater
AT & 8 F
John Metcalf
George Metcalf
G Berry
Merk Caufield
Texas
Our
Frank Ketchum
San Jose
Arispe
Southwestern Ice Co
Cochise
Pima
So- Bore
Sinurs
Magdalena
Les
Herald
Meek
John Stankard
Jantie Huson
Stankard
Blankard
Dr. Ebert
Miss Wilcox
Gaisport
Cochise Co. A. T
Sake
Ttal
Yatoe Aoo
Miles Railroad
Adam
Fle
the Bible
Mref G Downs
St Louis
Kely
Jon Kelly
News BY Wire
Berlin
Koch
Geneva
Henry M. Stanley
Marren
Stanley
Omar
Ion
Omaha
Bee
Winside
Nebraska
William McKinsie
Croquet
McKenzie
Dike Mullins
Governor House
Fer
Tion
Ottawa
Nashville
Knoxville
Coal Creek
LoNbox
Sir James Ferguson
Polit
Ical
Foreign Office
United States
Behring Sea
Mme. Carnot
Elyste Palace
Wolf & Co
Sanger Bros
Sas Dille
Ensenada
San Quentin
Yuma
Sas
Francisco
Finn
Parkelly
Southern Pacific Company
Seatute
Martin Malley
Alameda Bridge
SAS Frascrsco
Wineion
Asis
Betas Pointe
Western Trade Association
Lexus
Smurr
Mark Hopkins
Pacific Slope
Crivaco
Washington
Lee
Ing
Congress
Balmaceda
Juntas
Huasco
Congressional
Amazon
Aconcagua
Cochran
Barmeralda
Coquimbo Bay
Cattaro
Queensbury
Tor
Buffalo
Columbus
Qhio
Mme. Car
Ed Gorman
Wot
Billy Hawkins
Louis
San Francisco
Gorman Seers
Kansas
People’s Party
Democratic Party
Sr. Lucie
Dallas
J B Cowan & Co
Commercetreet
Ben Brooke School Furniture Company
Brewers’ Storage Company
Caxson
Nev
Pinemet
Nevada
Comstock
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