Editorial Briefs Mix of Humor Tariffs and Local Comparisons
A Chicago divorce note mocks a spouse who plays solo and a Tomstone sports myth. Aldrich reform efforts are hard. a New York tale of jaw dislocations draws sympathy. hens with loud quacks linked to eye size is discussed. Includes tariff critiques on champagne prices and a Prescott Courier quip. El Paso Herald contrasts New Mexico and Arizona education spending and enrollment.
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Ariza
District Court Matters Reveal Prison Sentences and Jury Activity
In the District Court, Fernando Hernandis received three months for grand larceny amid mitigating factors including a good reputation. Ponchon faced a five year term for assault with intent to commit murder after claiming self defense. The grand jury convened at 2 pm amid rumors of muckraking deliberations, with reports of ongoing investigations into county fees.
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Fernando Hernandis
Ponchon
Fternoon
Consderston
New Divorce and Debt Actions Filed in District Court
Several cases listed including Mary Fixpateck versus Wm T Patrick for divorce and TH Aldrich versus The Howie Hani han Guld Mining for debt. Judgments involve Balen Mining, McDonald & Cohn, and others with specified sums and interest. A decree of divorce appears for Shas E Brown and others, with property allocations and unsettled title issues cited.
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Mary Fixpateck
Nicholaes Fuentes
Deere
Conta
Gertrude Imeland
John Imaland
Die Voree
Douglas
Jameran Ve Cameron
Registration concerns raise questions in Cochine County
The article notes flawed literacy among voters and confusion over registration as Bisbee and Daggett residents secure first citizenship papers to vote on January 26. It cites a deaf and dumb registrant tested by reading and writing a line from the Constitution, while officials are paid per name registered and expect fewer illegal votes than in prior elections.
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Cochine
Aten
Bisbee
Dag- Lie
Rex
Pa Sredon
United States
Bubee Tins Tecome Roe
Ayte
Coobire
Hick
Prescott Gamblers Fined by Court in Local Case
A Prescott patch page reports Jadyn Doe imposing $200 fines on Ben Belcher and Barney Smith for dealing fare, plus similar penalties on Sidory Breh for running a blackjack game. W K Stone also pled guilty to dealing fare and was fined $150. Appeals to the supreme court were noted, with Belcher claiming the act is unconstitutional.
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Prescott
Jadyn Doe
Ben Belcher
Barney Smith
Sidory Breh
Palooa
W.K Stone
Aleo
Atorney LeRay Andemson
Supreme
Belcher
Smuils, Belehow
Robert Birch
Pasteur Treatment Cures Skunk Bite in Prescott Patient
A young man bitten by a skunk near Cheery Creek on October 31 was treated at the Pasteur Institute in Chicago. After five days of care followed by two weeks more of outpatient treatment he was discharged with instructions to avoid sun and overheating to prevent relapse.
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Alter
Pasteur Insitute
Chicago
J . Buyer
Prescott
Buyer
Fair Commissioner Thanks Exhibitors for County Exhibit Support
The fair commissioner extends hearty thanks to Cochise County citizens for aiding a creditable exhibit at the Fifth Annual Territorial Fair in Arizona. He notes notable Cochise displays in irrigation and dew farming, praising the county’s mineral and agricultural wealth and urging a larger future exhibit to advertise Cochise as a premier mineral and agricultural region.
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Citzene
Cochise County
Cmparison
Anoael Territorial Air Rolle
Babcock McClure clash over university diplomas dispute
The Yuma Sun reports Prof Babcock and Supt McClure trading charges amid a probe into McClure’s use of titles and Dr Kendrick Babels accusation. McClure denies wrongdoing and vows to prove Babcock lied, while the Sun notes the diplomas’ provenance remains unspecified.
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Kendrick Babel
University of Arizona
AH McClure
Yuma Echole
Yuma Sun
Babcck
Gret
Babcock
McClure
Roosevelt
Babcuck
Arma Teachers’ Agency
Sun
Echool
Popearx Marital Scandal Report in Local Page Tale
A fragmented note describes a married woman driving with a man, nodding to onlookers, then stopping briefly, taking something into her car, and driving off. The text is garbled but suggests a gossip column snippet about a private incident and bystanders observing the pair.
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Popearx
Halley's Comet Visible in Arizona After Dawn View
Halley's Comet becomes visible at Tucson University Observatory during Thanksgiving warnings. Early months show faint sighting, with brighter displays planned after sunset in spring. May 19th marks a near pass between sun and planet, promising excellent evening visibility in the Arizona sky.
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Halley
University
Tucson
Gratesen
Douglas
Wesern
Sur
Ounree
Can
Arizona Boy Who Made Good Goes to Yale Football
William A Goebel of Arizona risen from Phoenix High School to Yale freshman to star guard and scorer. He helped Yale beat Harvard 8 to 0 and made the all American talk for eastern experts. He is son of Justin Goebel a Phoenix rancher and nephew of the late William Goebel governor of Kentucky.
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Arizona
Willian
Goebel
Yale College
Phoenix Hgb School
Phoenix High Schoor
Yale
Gorbal
Yale Harvard
Wim. Goebel
Kentucky
Bids Submitted for County Poor Farm Plan
The board of supervisors reviews bids and plans for the county poor farm buildings under a $3,000 appropriation. Architects Bisbee Phwoniz and Dougan present details as bids from Olson Bisber Frask Buber Norton Phientr Holden Douglas are considered. Construction will be let after final approval and the next bid date is set.
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Scestun
Bisbee
Phwoniz
Dougan
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P Olson
Bisber
FN Frask
Buber
WB Norton
Washington dispatch on statehood prospects and fiscal policy
A Washington dispatch reports the president may favor statehood for territories in a forthcoming message but delays. the plan includes coastal fortifications and bank reforms with potential effects on costs and law terms, indicating pending congressional action.
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Washington
One Dose for Coughs Children and Adults
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is recommended for coughs and colds with guidance to give a bedtime dose to control coughing. The ad claims effectiveness for easy, hard, acute, and chronic cases and invites consultation with a doctor. It notes no alcohol in the medicine and cites J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
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J-C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Local Notes on Court, Matrimony, and Town Posts
Constable Trask brings prisoner Polkes to face grand jury on 1000 dollar charge for attempting to pass a bogus eight dollar check. Supervisors Bowen Sherrer attend meeting from Bisbee and Douglas. Ed Summerfield and Mrs Weldon wed with plans to live near the Catholic church. Marie Harlan awarded divorce from MK Harlan and may resume maiden name Marie Cottrell, author of Land of Extremes. The Arteotel opens in Oriental block with Thomas Collins debut. Kingman needs a laundry and a valety. Stephen Janus transfers from Navajo reservation to Turtle Mountain North Dakota.
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Mariel Harlan
MK Harlan
Aleu
Mre Harlan
Marie Cottrell
Stephen Janus
Phoenix
Turtle Mountain
North Dakota
Big Mining Suit Settled In Historic Massachusetts Case
An Arizona firm faces a massive monetary judgment after the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court issued two executions totaling 2.8 million against Alverto Bigelow of Eston and Leonard Lewisenbo of New York. The award benefits the Old Common upper company of Grode, stemming from a judgment over alleged secret profits linked to McRay. Eastern parties are involved, with the case highlighting a notable mining dispute.
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Arizona
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Alverto Bigelow
Eston
Leonard Lewiepha
New York
Old Common Upper Company
Grode
Te Say
Pper Company
Associated Prees
Bigelow
Lewisenbo
The
McRay
Sie Vanesctiun
Arigvus Mining
Nuauee
Water scarcity worries southern ranchers in Arizona
Ranchers in southern Arizona complain of scarce water with less rain than last May and a drought that has lasted seven years. On December 14, Professor Cloutower of the University of Arizona will address the farmers institute in Sulphur Springs valley at Douglas.
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University At
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Addrees
Douglaw
Giles Valley Globe & Northern Railway stockholders meeting notice
Notice is given that the annual meeting of Giles Valley Globe and Northern Railway Company stockholders will be held in Tucson Arizona on Wednesday December 8 1908 at 4 oclock p.m. to elect a board of four directors and to transact any other proper business. Dated Tucson Arizona November 3 1900. Secretary Has Waixee
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Tucson
Art
Mt Zoclex P.m
Transscen Uf and
Utter Business Aa
Tucton
Artzups
Has
BE. Waixee
Public notice of land and tax liens in Arizona district
Notice names owners and properties tied to Lurquoie Aline district in Arizona. It states they will not be towed or sold without due process and mentions a scheduled sale or auction date in June. The text lists several individuals and references a legal proceeding or assessment with a dated signature June 10, 19.9.
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AIM
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