Bisbee News: Teeming Local Events and Health Updates
Oliver of the Angine hotel ill with typhoid pneumonia but improving. Copper Queen hospital reports about 92 patients. Public schools to open September 5 with 12 teachers and significant assistance expected. Dr W V Kelly, typhoid fever survivor, recovering. Attorney Miller departs for Tucson on townsite matter. John Shee punched by Gibbone, who was jailed awaiting today’s judge. Funeral held for T S Bradshaw of Lowell, age about 26, former Copper Queen employee. widow mourns losses.
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Local notes from Morenci and Douglas area
Detroit Copper Company visitor at Morenci and burial plans in Douglas. Death of Park Whitcer in Douglas hospital. Henry Rash dies of typhoid fever after service at Doogiss. Salvation Army reinforced by Capt. Brookeberg from Tucson. About 400 votes cast in Democratic primaries. Sheriffs, district attorney, supervisors, and council nominations noted. Slow returns from outlying precincts. Bisbee report cites consolidation talks between Calumet and Arizona and Calumet and Pittsburg companies, with Calumet and Arizona as large claim holders. cross holdings suggest linked interests.
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Stewart Hant
Seth Lasverworth
Messrs. Bowen
Priv Obett
B. A Packerd
Bisbee
Ariz
Los Angeles Mining Review
Calumet Sed Arizons Sod
Calumet
Pittsburg
Covtise
Calumet and
Arisone
Additions
Wil Waken
Pittuborg
Ansons
Los Angelor Mining Review
Bishop
Arisona
Calumet and Fitteburg
Oddball Letters and Town News From Thursday Daily
The page reports local chatter with names and travels including Mrs Joan Emoomey heading to Pairbeuk and El Paso with her husband, Mrs Thos York and children back from California, and a tale of a tile girl marrying at 85. It notes a jail break suspect seen near Haview Conchin, health updates on J. C. Dunbar, and Phoenix railway construction plans. A Democratic primary draws attention as four tickets contend and delegates are selected. Also mentions Ellenor Herrieon arriving as clerk and mining plans by G W Hull in Jerome.
Arizona Normal graduates gain teaching rights in California
Professor A J Matthews of Tempe Normal School announced that its graduates may apply for teaching positions in California on equal footing with California normal graduates. L Kirk, California superintendent of public instruction, wrote confirming that Arizona Normal graduates are regarded as of equal rank to California graduates.
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Arizona
Califords
A J Matthews
Tempr
Foomun
L Kirk
California
Normal
Paper Clerk’s Outburst Sparks Warning Against Rich Insults
In Corbin Kentucky a newspaper office confrontation ends with a customer demanding to stop her paper after angry exchange about poverty and fairness. The incident highlights class tensions and the editor’s resolve to publish only factual, respectful notices despite public outrage.
Jail Breaker Reports Stir Countywide Trails
News notes widespread sightings and rumors of jailbreak suspects across the county with five prisoners possibly remaining on this side the line. A lone Mexican, Romero, rumored near Chinese gardens at Fairbank headed toward the Huachuca. three capses near Mule mountains located. No confirmed captures yet. posse, deputies, and a sheriff’s office pursue leads. An eagle carried off a two year old by a mother eagle episode is noted. smelter closed indefinitely. ore handled by Chicago man with new machines awaiting delivery. Jerome Reporter
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Bonora
Romero
Fairbank
Huachuca
Neco
Capes
Mule Mountains
Boer Lewis
Portia
Arizona mineral development boosts Wiflerrat properties growth
The Arizona mining push expands from the Grand Canyon to Sonora with foreign and domestic investors scrutinizing the mineral belt. Colorado-based and Cochise county prospects attract attention as the mining business gains legitimacy and investors grow confident in the region’s potential despite past doubts. The passage also notes a tonic advertisement and a brief US gold import/export figure for the prior year.
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Arizona
Grand Canyon
Sonora
Outgoing passenger heads Bieber trip and Bisbee events
Fragmented column notes several Arizona items including a meeting of Republican central committee, progress in county valuations, a grand dance at Fort Huachuca with 14th Cavalry band, an extended Clifton tour to El Peso and Bisbee, and a Bisbee-Clifton game. It cites 650000 tons of steel rails contracted for 1903 and reports a Democratic primary vote tally. Also mentions Arizona Forestry and Irrigation Association organizing locally and a Field Sports event with a Cavalry Band at Fort Huachuca.
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Clifton Ballroum
el Peso
Bisbee
Clifton
Arizona Forestry and Irrigation Association
National
Forestry Association of the Nation
Territorial Valuations on the Increase
Territorial valuations show rising assessments across districts. Officials report steady growth in property values and tax bases, signaling broader fiscal expansion for local programs and services.
Territorial tax rate trimmed for lighter burden this year
The territorial board of equalisation reduced the tax rate to about 1.13 from 1.7, with total territorial valuation at 59,085,177.57, up 220,346 over last year. Northern Arizona dwellings will be examined this month as St Louis and Washington scientists plan digs for World’s Fair specimens.
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Territorial Board of Equalisation
Arizona
St. Louie
Washington
Arizna Work's Fair Commission
Fairbank Correspondence Highlights Local Visitors
Fairbank on August 14 1902 reports Lio Guitieras and Don Merino Avila prominent Sosora stock raisers traveling from Arizpe to Hera morillo Rafael Camon manager of San Rafael Cattle Ranch at Caytona Brouers arrives from Hermorillo Harry Clifford of Pearon passes through to Douglas Tom Dwyer goes to Bisbee returns Sunday Ley Benton of Naco visits en route to Nogales Benton a notable Naco citizen Contractors Yarger and Kaas in town Joe Bush denies seeking office and will not be mentioned at the convention Officers who fled jail breakers reportedly fled town but expected to return soon.
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Fairbank
Lio Guitieras
Don Merino Avila
Sosora
Arizpe
Heramorilio
Rafael Camon
San Rafsel
Caytona
Brouers
Hermorillo
Democratic Primary Delegates List by Precincts
Reported results from yesterday's primaries list delegates chosen in each ward and precinct. Names include O'Reilly Read Gray Smith English Joyce Heeninger Sneed Scofield Garatan Land Eva Delebanty Sparks Stevens Colvio Larrieu Bentley Daniele Pruits Followed by ward selections: first ward Clark Hawkins Eckhart Montgomery Hickey Gardiner Henderson Harrington Casad. second ward Jennings Hughes Foster Hawkins Taylor Spaulding. third ward Hatface Kinghaum Hughes Porter Lockling Gillie Moneb Burkdoll.
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Neco
J. O'Reilly
W. C. Read
Tombstone
Henry Gray
L. A Smith
Allen R. English
Robert Joyce
John Heeninger
Hereford
Demoic Vetera
Ben Sneed
Black Diamond
G. L. Scofield
J.garatan
Bensyo
W. C. Land
H.W. Eva
B.J Delebanty
Dougist
Jack Sparks
James Stevens
William Heary
San Simon
T. Colvio
Feirbank
Joe Larrieu
Pesroo
Wm, Bently
del Daniele
F. Pruits
Capture Eyed in Romero Jailbreak Folly
Reports from Naco say Romero has been located and a posse hopes to capture him tonight. A Mexican woodchopper guided officers to a friend’s house where Romero wore a calico skirt and shawl before fleeing toward the Mexican side. Constable Pruitt notes Love was seen near Pearce but fled, with deputies warned to stay alert for the escaped prisoner.
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Pruitt
Pearce
Love
PRR
Tombstone Pair Headed Overland to Clayton Search
J Mvend Woods and RB Woods from Tombstone Arizona travel overland toward Clayton in search of nd with Las Vegas New Mexico option noted.
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W. RB. Woods
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Clayton
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A. J. English
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Pearon
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Scoept
Tom Dwyer
Ley Benton
Wedneway
Nogales
Mr. Benton
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Joe” Bush
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