Numerous Local Doings Highlight Tombstone News
Monday’s letters note Lazard’s San Francisco trip and McFeely’s return after months away. O Home’s moneyless acts, Graf siblings back at Santa Clara, and Marty Long’s California rest are listed alongside hotelier Castaneda’s family visit and Crowley buying Willows fixtures. Sheriff Kelton deals with sales and a paperweight, while Green family travels to San Jose. Reports on quarter mountain forecasts, militia drills, a divorce suit, a Crystal Ice Works sale, and real estate auction fill the page, with Governor visit hints and a barber shop upgrade. Weather and heat illnesses are mentioned, plus Examiner dispatches and a Loyal Temperance Legion event at the Presbyterian church.
Desert Systers Oyster Shells Revealed in Ancient Sea Beds
The Sentinel notes vast oyster and clam beds in an ancient inland sea near Yuma, now a desert. Petrified shells show five cycles of water coverage and exposure, with specimens up to 14 inches and a famed 11 inch diameter example near Carico Creek. Phoenix papers resume normal reporting, fewer muds.
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Yuma
CK Rent
Carico Creek
Sentinel
Delegations Press Detroit Meeting Over AR National Camp
Asonu delegations to the Grand Army of the Republic en campment in Detroit arrived in the area. Comrade A. Graham and others say they came to protest the exclusion of negroes from the Grand Army. They declare that if their demand is granted they will withdraw. They anticipate opposition from northern factions.
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Asonu
Grand Army of the Republic
Detroit
Sie
Louisiana
Mississippi
AS. Graham
Otthers
Grand Army
Sheriff Seeks Mileage Rules in Prisoner Transport Suit
An agreed case filed in district court questions travel allowances for the sheriff and deputies. The dispute centers on mileage for each prisoner moved versus mileage for the officer, and whether mileage applies to transporting prisoners to the penitentiary. The court has allowed $105 of the claimed $513, a decision with wide county interest.
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Dhe Seeriff
Incoherent town notices and moves pass through the day
Pictures of , Hoo are in demand, jand . 3. Fly is selling large numbers of them. Tom Atebian has moved his tin shop an hantware store to the old earner where he moved from a few years ago. Frank Swearingen left today for Illinois. John Beals will fill his gan works post after arriving from Phoenix. A small boy ate mud, then was fetched by his mother. he survived. J E Durkee came from Benson and will ship household effects to a California ranch. A prospector named Storer reports a streak of reata depile H 80 feet in a Santa Rita claim. a chunk for assay gave rest 260 02. A hail storm in the Hanchu 08 mountains warned residents. The board of supervisors will set taxation rates later this month.
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Tom Atebian
Storer
Santa Ritas
Beeney Linked to Tombstone Mine Past in Penrose Case
Beeney, among Montane suspects in Editor Penrose’s murder, formerly worked as a miner at the Toughout mine in Tombstone, reflecting a prior occupation cited in circulation.
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Beeney
Montane
Penrose
Tombstone
Board Proceedings and Justice Notes from August Meeting
The MLAS board met at 2 PM with Scott White and John Montgomery presiding. They cancelled a tax sale certificate for A H Emanuel and ordered reimbursement, plus involvement of the district attorney over sheriff mileage of 108.65, then adjourned to August 24. Also included are long digressions from AKEMON in jail and a critique of Examiner Chronicle communications.
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A. H Emanuel
ISI
AH. Emanuel
A. H. Emanuel
Hiake
Abe District Court
Board of Equalization
State of eration and various world briefs
News by wire reports a state of eration with the state dairymen convention in session in San Francisco. Other items include ships returning from Behring Sea with skins, a fatal July fire, and international notes from Italy, Spain, and Portugal. The dispatches also cover weather, court actions, political moves, and regional incidents across North America and Europe.
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San Francisco
Victoria
B. C
Zaljon
Behring Sea
Zalion
Seattle
Bedring Sea
Woman's Happy Moments Amid Public Scribbles
A collage of quotes from readers and papers shows society chatter on love, beauty, and that a gentleman's seat offer can be seen as a mark of respect rather than mere gesture. Names like Gladys Winsome and Laura Lenox appear in playful banter across several publications.
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Micy Chance
Louisville Courier Journal
Gladys Winsome
Will
Chelly
Gushington
N. Y. Telegram
N. Y. San
Wil
Mamie
Indianapolis
Maud Murray
Amy
Laura Lenox
Laura
Saturday Evening Herald
Aentleman
Miss May Ture
Miss Keene
Worth Remembering Service Notes and Oddities
A museum of brief items notes Cascageelrgan as a future home for Arabian families, adoption trends favor girl babies in New York, unprotected sparrows as a misdemeanor to feed, 19 785 newspapers in the US and Canada, Erie sanitary claims, iron uptake by ferruginous streams, and a Philadelphia surgeon’s claim on nerve paralysis provoking men to anger and a bland smile thereafter.
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Cascageelrgan
New York
United States
Canada
Royal Ladies Court News and Royal Gifts
The duchess of Fifi names her baby as Lady Alexandra Duff after christening. The duchess of Marlborough gifts her husband a four manual organ for Blenheim library. A Paris ordered peach banquet item costs ten dollars per peach for Moscow christening festivities. Empress Carlotta’s memory gap from a long-ago shooting remains, while Countess Loredana da Porto Bonin presents gifts at an international exhibition and baby celebrations.
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Fifi
Alexandra Duff
Duchess of Marlborough
Blenheim
Paris
Moscow
Serge
Carlotta
Loredana da Porto Bonin
Pife
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N. B. Lazard
Tom McFeely
Karl and
Frank Graf
Santa Clara College
Marty Long
California
Castaneda
Virginia Hotel
Benson
M. G. Crowley
Willows
Kelton
Fairbank
W. C. Green
San Jose
O. Home
Mater
Clare
Crystal Iee Works
Sherif Kelton
M.D. Scribner
Nantini & Co
Torchbis
Si Bryant
John Miano
Warnekros
Guaymassad Hermosillo
Snora
Iss
Muviteria
Paosracton
Loyal Temperance Legion
Presbyterian Church
Hoo
Fly
Frank Swearingen
Illinois
Hie Place
Gan
John Beals
Phoenix
J.E. Durkee
Hanchu
Board of Supervisors
Mlas Report
Scott White
John Montgomery
Scott Waits
Pro Tem
J. D. Monmonier
Akemon
Tam
Gow
Indies
Hell
Examiner
Oight
The
Chronicle
Stand
News BY Wire
Lee bin Nam
Jobo L Sullivan
Italy
Berlin
Zanzibar
Zomalis
Athaleas
Africa
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Listox
Presidente Erracuriz
Mississippi Valley
Arkansas
Missouri
Lake
St. Lawrence
Middle States
New England
North Carolina
Valley
Pacific
Sax Francisco
Hopkins Searles
Hopkins
Timothy Hopking
Stacstox
Chesapeake & Ohio
Waynesborro
Basie City
Connel
Portsmouth Ohio
Fense
Ssailart
Mr. Connell
Charlotteville
Los Ayoeixs
Per
Cole
London
Rome
Bank of Rome
Leo
Ened
Kawaas City
Kaness
Dillon
O'Brien
Parnell
Veerville
Fuller
Cleveland
Blaine
Pete Wilson
Lockford
Cal
Harry Patton
Cramp & Sons of
Philadelphia
Perons
Kurlglueck
Westphalia
Lord Salisbury
Wagele
Maryland Peach
Guatemala
Barillas
Britten Wesleyan Conference
Slyvester Young
Southwestern
Cheepeake & Ohie Railway
Louisville
Mrapkins Seeries
Timothy Hopkins
Bin
Santa Fe
Prince Has
Chihuahua
WS. Bolton
Juarez City
New Mexico
J. Chayto Montoya
Chihuahus
Bolton
Mexico
Juarez
Si Loris
Tan
Jie
George W. Benge
Naval Party
Rehief Dennis Bushyhead
Joel B. Mayes
Dowing
Milwaukee
W. E. Powell
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Company
North
South Dakata
South Dakota
Northwest
Umana
Grant
Cmiaco
Siege & Cooper's
Lance ‘Department Store
State
Adams Street
Leader
State and
Adams Streets
James H. & Co
Siegel & Cooper
Wal
Georgia
Port Warrren
Renan
Taine
du Loumen
Boston
Temple Educational Union
Tae
Roumania
Bucharest
Vienna
Mme
Adam and
Tokio
Judith Gautier
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