Hillsboro Bank Robbery Description From Douglas Suspects
Two men described as the Hillsboro bank robbers were involved in the hold up last Wednesday. The larger man is tall about six feet, heavy set, sandy mustache, gray complexion, yellow duck coat, vest and old overcoat. The smaller man stands about five ten, light beard, dark complexion, black hat, corduroy coat and vest, gray pants. Douglas deputy sheriff Al Stricklin said descriptions match no local suspects. Joe Alvord laments unfair press while denying any role in the crime.
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Crystal Passos saloon to hold grand opening tonight
The Crystal Passos saloon announces a grand opening tomorrow evening. The management promises luxurious fittings a 24 foot polished deck and Corinthian fixtures, a top line of liquors wines and cigars, private rooms and a lavish spread including roasting pig for guests.
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Fuguette
Valuable Health Publication Promises Restful Reading
A regional notice urges readers to obtain a year round publication with health advice, testimonials on a tonic, humorous anecdotes, and other items. It claims Bitters can aid indigestion and related ailments, urging purchase from local druggists.
Court Proceedings in Cochise County Daily Calendar
The court's day by day proceedings include juries drawn for Hansen and Garcia cases in Bisbee, numerous jurors excused, and delays in cases and freight deliveries affecting Tombstone merchants. Sheriff Turner traveled to Nogales as witnesses were called, with several trials and verdicts noted amid local business updates.
Investment schemes and mining returns highlight risk and reward
A Walton style piece warns against chasing perfect bets while citing mining successes. It recalls Arizona United Verde shares turning $100 into $90,000 with $1,200 yearly returns, Homestake rising to $20,000, and Greene Consolidated to $8,700. It notes Jack Pot gains, bonds missed, and a warning that conservative choices cost big wins, urging readers to venture with grit.
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Wiockenburg Herald
United Verde
Arizona
Homestake
Greene Consolidated, Avalare
New York Engineering Journal
Thomas
Local City Briefs Highlight Travel, Court Business
From Thursday's Daily, no local commercial travelers in town as merchants are interviewed. Constable Doyle returns to Bisbee after court business here. Chae Thomas arrives from Bisbee as a Kyles murder case witness. Bart Alvord leaves for Bisbee after release. Benedict of Leavenworth visits Tombstone on mining business. CF Jaques and wife depart for Bisbee after a short stay.
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Bisbee
Chae Thomas
Kyles
Benedict
Leavenworth
Kan
Jaques Bride Arrives After Town Visit at Arlington
F Jaques and Mire Buran Adair wed in Taccon on Monday. Jaques, now with a San Frecesco bardenre firm, formerly of the Copper Queen at Bisbee, travelers guest at the Arlington. He and his bride arrived in leet evening from Tocwn sedare.
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Tombstoner Shot in California Scout Trouble Sparks Shooting
A Civil War veteran quarrel in California led to a shooting at Inverness on Tamales Bay. Benjamin Morgan, a San Francisco lawyer, was wounded twice by William Schliph, Merin county pioneer, and Schliph was jailed pending an assault to commit murder charge. Morgan is recovering. Schliph remains in custody for now.
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Iverness
Tamales Bay
Benjamin Morgan
San Francisco
Wm Schliph
Merin County
Morgan
Schliphtein
Him
Cattle Man Peppers Testifies in District Court Case
Peppers, noted cattle man, arrived from Sulphur Spring valley as a witness in the Territory versus George Corseal et al case. District court business is progressing quickly with several juries in consulation and more cases moving forward.
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Rom Peppers
George Corseal
Four Prisoners Sentenced by Judge Davie After Yukon Incident
Sheriff and Deputy return from Yous delivering four prisoners to prison authorities. A work train collided with a freight train on the mail track killing five Mexicans and injuring two aboard the freight. The Mexicans perished before realizing the danger. The injured aboard the freight are not yet described. Ralph Smith, longtime Welles Fargo associate, now cashier at the Jerome Bank, visits Tombstone.
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Jerome
Opinion on Admission of Arizona to Statehood
A New York Journal excerpt relays nightly debates on admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona as states. It argues Arizona should be admitted, citing population above 150000 and strong resources including mines livestock and fruits, with advocates insisting statehood would spur development and reduce public expenditures.
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Fory J Grandps story to appear tomorrow
Frutay's Daily reports Fory J Grandps will feature in tomorrow's edition detailing his actions for an openly wedded pair. A Phoenix race meet is planned for December 31 and January 2. Barry Jennings, Bisbee police official, travels city on court business. Marshall Henderson of Wisbee testified in the Kyles case. Recent salaries were appointed by Governor Brodie for J W Moor Prescot F W Neleos Winslow Wm McEl ley Prescott Ben Coon Present James W Lasuiar Sohne Frieds Masbbin Safford H Bib bee Fingetat Ele Gobepard Tombatone. Two district clerk suits filed: Crawford vs Norton and Copper Belt Mining Cove Jobo Glesson damages. Francis Hartman represents the plaintiff in the latter case seeking damages up to 100000.
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Ele Gobepard
Tombatone
Crawford
E @ Norton
Miller Sttorny
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Services in the Marharos statey Sunday dho lat 100 m
Reports of religious services and visits fill a page itemizing sermons at 6:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with locals attending. A Mrs Manshan returns home in Biebes after a visit, and Miss Mary McHugh travels to Bshee to stay with her sister for a short time while Mr FE Jusge Glitden travels from Tacoean on business before a district court hearing.
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Hotlenbeck
Los Angeles
Mongey
Tombstone
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Ils
Mra J Manshan
Biebes
Mies
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Bshee
Me FE
Jusge Glitden
Tacoean
District Court
Fragmented political musing on statehood votes and alliances
The text muses on Arinyne and New Mexico joining the statehood and hints the intelligent Indiana senator would have the entire vote if he runs for president. It notes an under standing between England and Germany on Atrios and Venezuelan matters and mentions Turkey and recent Thanksgiving events with uncertain outcomes.
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New Mexico
Indiana
C A Didate
England
Germany
Turkey
Local Officials Arrested on Gambling Allegations Stir Arizona Race
The mayor of Indianapolis and several county and city officials are reportedly arrested for gambling and poker by the city chief of police. The report notes this could affect Senator Beveridge’s anti gambling push in Arizona. Weather outlook shows rising clouds and light rain across Southern Arizona with snow forecast in the north. El Paso businessmen plan January trips to Douglas and nearby towns to drum up trade and foster local commerce.
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Bisten
Tomytone
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Cansora
E. P
To Cure a Cold in One Day Tete Laxative Bromide Dose
An old advertisement promises a single day cure for colds using Tete Laxative Bromide Dose. It claims all druggists refund the money if it fails to cure and notes E W Grove's signature on each box.
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