Local church services and schedules across congregations
The Congregational church holds Sunday services with a morning sermon and evening union services. The ME church plans 11am preaching and 7pm Epworth League events with a Wednesday prayer meeting. The Methodist church lists a noon service, an 7pm Leagues session, and Sunday school at 9:00 am. Sacred Heart announces Mass times 9am and 4:30pm with ro sary and benediction at 7:10pm. Reverend J T Brus officiates at Sacred Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Benedict
Sundey
Epworth League
Methodit
Jonin
Congregational
Evening Show Pricing and Curtain Times Posted
The notice lists evening changes for Tuesday Thursday and Sunday. Tickets are 25 cents with gallery 15 cents for children. Box office opens at 7:45 and curtain is 8:30.
Keep The Money At Home Insurance Appeal
A regional insurance group urges residents to keep premiums and deposits local. It argues that $2,000,000 leaves the Territories annually for life insurance and highlights a $110,000 loan pool on improved real estate, with future growth tied to business expansion. The message frames local policy options as cheaper and more beneficial for territorial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doings in the Court Brariel vs City of Bisbee new trial granted
court records show a separate case over townsite status and incorporation as the basis for damages in Tombstone. judgment favored the plaintiff with funds totaling just over $59.00, amid local scene descriptions of Tombstone society and a revelrous dance. The passage notes mixed reactions from Cochise county residents and a reference to Tombstone’s femininity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brariel
City of Bisbee
Bieber
August Auguries and Rural Echoes Calamity Verses
A reflective column blends August musings with political hints about Washington and pie metaphors. It laments August weather, U S policy tensions, and a satirical verse about Mary Anne, health, calomel, and doctors’ bills. The piece critiques provincial prudery and teases seasonal social life in Cochise County.
No award made on Florence project bids
Bids for the new territorial Florence project were reviewed with no award yet. Leonhardt submitted 11 dollar bids for the entire construction while A W Gregg and J 5 Gre ville offered 119190 with a bond proviso from a surety company. Superintendent Rynning and the board of control are evaluating and classifying the bids, with a decision expected Monday.
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Florence
Leonhardt
A.W. Gregg
J. 5. Greville
Rynning
Brant of Control
Territorial Items of Interest in Tempe Arizona
The Tempe Normal School of Arizona at Tempe starts the new term on Monday September 7 with an unusually large attendance expected. Reports of local incidents include a man named Guy Wil Phoenix sustaining facial injuries after a horse kicked him, a water shortage ending at Thumb Butte near Yuma as the wet season returns, a tied result between Phoenix All State and Prescott Grays in a Sunday game, and D M Le Baron of Phoenix surviving a rattlesnake encounter after stepping on the reptile and delivering a fatal strike with a stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe Normal School of Arizona
Tempe
Guy Wil Phoenix
Roosevelt
D. M. le Baron
Phoenix
LeBaron
Leprosy Case Isolated As Officials Seek Treatment Steps
Superintendent Greene reviewed the Warde well leprosy case with Dr. Hughart and Bishop. The patient is incurably leprous but not contagious by ordinary contact. The couple, Mr and Mrs Wardwell, are isolated in a hospital ward while government officials decide on further action and possible treatment.
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Greene
County Board of Health
Dougine
Wardewell
Dre. Hughart
Bishop
Mre. Wardwell
Discovered bombs traced to Mexican revolutionaries in El Paso
Deputy Marshal Hilderbrand today located the score bomb in the northern section of El Paso Texas. Secret service men traced the horde from Tel leading to belief that Mexican revolutionists hid the explosives.
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el Paso
Texas
Hilderbrand
Secret Service
Tel
Faithful Gather in Tombstone for Republican Meeting
A small group of 17 Republicans met in Tombstone Cochise County wearing plaster images with Taft symbols and a central Republican emblem. They carried an embedded “In Thee We Trust” message and carried a pot of administration stew with seven spoon handles. The men wore new double breasted coats and discussed their decisions, urging future sociable gatherings.
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Tombstone
Republican County
Central
Cochise County
Taft
Reunion in Is History Haseayampa Club in Los Angeles
Members of the Haseayampa club anticipate the greatest reunion in club history in Los Angeles on August 20 with plans for entertain ment of over 300 Arizonans led by Secretary John 3 Mitchell. Miss Susan Cabell leaves for St David for a visit to Miss Velma Harrie and will stay several days in the Tombstone area. An excellent program is promised at The Schiefelin tomorrow night. Also ads note dairy cattle, milk cows for sale, spuds and miscellaneous local items. General John L Bullies, US retired, arrived in Phoenix from Fort Sam Houston and visited Willcox and mining properties in Aravaipa. A washout disrupted track between Phoenix and Penn Buttes. Tomorrow night is show night at The Schiefelin.
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Haseayampa Club
Arizona
Los Angeles
John 3. Mitchell
Susan Cabell
St. David
Velma Harrie
Fertile
Tombstone
John L. Bullies
Us. A
Phoenix
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Willcox
Aravaipa
Ant-Pain Pie Codache in Newrnicia Fas
In a fragmentary report, a local event centers on Ant-Pain Pie Codache in Newrnicia Fas with limited readable details. Officials listed include Miles and others, while the context and outcome remain unclear from the surviving text.
Tombstone Primary Says Republicans Face Direct Primary
Report from Tombstone notes 17 Republican committee members meeting at Huschuce water company office with R. A. Kirk as chairman and A. H. Gardner as secretary. They plan to hold a direct primary on August 5th to harmonize factions and address civic tensions amid mayoral concerns.
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Caesar
Tombstone
Cochee County
Enanty
Genteal Co
Keys
Huschuce Water Company
R. A. Kirk
Bisbee Miner
A. H. Gardner
Japs Cross Line Underground Railroad Claim Texas
An El Paso dispatch reports immigration officials on the Texas border stating no organized scheme to smuggle Japanese and Chinese into the area exists. In the past month several Chinese were found after boarding the line. Officials fear trainmen and authorities are hindered by lawyers delaying cases, allowing smugglers to mock investigations.
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el Paso
Texas
Political Column Promotes Local Election Aspirants in Cochise County
This column lauds worthy candidates announcing that Cochise county men run for office for public service and duty. It states the Proocestei paper will publish every aspirant’s card with due local recognition regardless of political affiliation.
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Cochise County
Pxostecto
Pxostecton
Cochise County Republican Meeting Seeks Delegates
Delegates were selected to attend the contention in Phoenix to nominate a candidate for Congress. The Cochise county Republican Central committee met harmoniously with members such as RA Kirk HM Wood George Dawe and others returning home on the afternoon train.
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Phoenix
Congress
Cochise County
Republican Central Committee
RA Kirk
HM Wood
George Dawe
A H Gardner
Charles Thomas
J F Crowley
WP McNair
CA Overlock
John Morgan
M Fairlee
Cochise County Sheriff and Official Candidates Announced
A notice lists candidates for Cochise county offices including sheriff district attorney treasurer probate judge and supervisor. Each candidate states they run subject to party conventions and the action of the respective Democratic or Republican county committees. Names include Jack Warre J F Ross Steve Roemer F W Goovnovy.
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Cochise
Cochise County
Republican County Convention
Jack Warre
Candidate announces run for Cochive county recorder
A. McDosann declares candidacy for the office of recorder of Cochive county subject to the action by authorities. The statement appears in a local notice and identifies the candidate and county in a formal filing context.
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Cochive County
WIEL FILE SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Judge C F Ainsworth, freed in Tucson by writ of habeas corpus, returns to file a 5000 dollar damages lawsuit against Justice Guthrie, Constable Phelps, and the town of Mesa. He alleges deception of the penal code and double arrest for the same offense after being jailed for speeding through Mesa streets.
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Tucson
C.F. Ainsworth
Justice Guthrie
Phelps
Mesa
Gazette
Lost Bancroft history volume 39 from J W Vickers set
Reward offered for the return of Volume 39 of Bancroft's History missing from J W Vickers collection. Finder to return to the office of Wootery Bros on Fifth Street.
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Bancroft
J. W. Vickers
Finder
Offce
Wootery Bros
Fifth St
Hotel Arlington Guest List Highlights Local Biz Names
The Arlington hotel lists attendees including A. J. Johnson and Albert Penny of Bisbee, W. A. Greene and C. A. Overlock of Douglas, Leo Losinski of El Paso, Tex, C. J. McReynolds and G. F. Humbert of Bisbee, Tom Heusasey and H. M. Wiseman of Bisbee, and 8. K. Williams of Bisbee.
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A. J. Johnson
Bisbee
Albert Penny
W. A. Greene
Douglas
K. Williams
Leo Losinski
el Paso
Tex
C. A. Overlock
C.J. McReynolds
G. F. Humbert
Tom Heusasey
H. M. Wiseman
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sm. 1
Roary
J. T. Brus
Tue Scuieffelin
Occidental Life Insurance Co
New Mexico
A. F. Stumpf
Gecti E "Oo
Tomtatone
Mescal
Coon
Mary Anne
Washington
Arirous
Verdent
Board of Control of Penitentiary
Wl Idrugert
Newsy
Thumb Butte
Yuma
Phoenix All State
Prescott Grays
Supt. Greene
Wardwell
Republican County Central Committee
Hassayampa Club
Schiefelin
Wolcott
Venue de Milo
Theioods
Penn Buttes Lining Company
Sebiefelin
Underground
Rai!— Road
U.S
Weet E. Hoontes
J. F. Ross
Steve Roemer
F. W. Goovnovy
Tous Kock
A. McDosann
Wiel
Ainsworth
Arlington
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