Tombstone A. C. Trounces Pearce In Big Win
Tombstone Athletic Club defeated Pearce 17 to 11 in a fast game marked by sensational fielding daring base running and strong hitting. Crable pitched well Melgren Laurdera Reiss DeSaulles and Jones led with three hits each in the 9th inning strong defense by Jim Corbett and notable crowd support. Umpire Ed James officiated as Pearce protested late in the game and then returned to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone Athletic Club
Pearce
Bave
Jones
Crable
Melgren
Saunders
Reiss
Brown
LeSaulles
Jim Corbett
Heiges
Bos
Laurdera
DeSaulles
Mansing
Bisbee
El Paso Man Invents An Airship
El Paso inventor H H Fisher a printer and ad writer plans an airship test soon. He has shared plans with experts Curtis Motor Hammondsport John J Mak New York and Leo Steven U S Army balloonist who all express enthusiasm and belief the machine can fly and be controlled at height as easily as a car on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Fisher
He Han
Curtis Motor People
Hammonds Ports
N.Y
John J. Mak
New York
Leo Steven
The Fourth of July Voice Promises Liberty
An exuberant patriotic monologue celebrates Independence Day as the birthday of the United States. The speaker claims the Fourth's role in freedom, derides tyranny, and invokes the flag, eagle, and national symbols to affirm liberty from sea to sea. It exults in celebration and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
G Ward
Earth
Arizona Girl Dies Of Hydrophobia
The Myers girl died in hospital after hydrophobia symptoms noted as frothing at the mouth. She had been bitten seven or eight times weeks earlier by a hydrophobia skank and was treated at the Pasteur Institute in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Chicago
Pasteur Institute
A Trying Ordeal of a Lost Child
A child wandered two and a half miles from home at Mesabecoes and was found in a cactus thicket at 2 a.m. covered with thorn wounds but alive. Neighbors carried the child to safety, washed and fed it with warm water and spoonful dates, and the youngster quickly revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesabecoes
Mr. Leesner
Mr. Brown
Jerome May Lose Its Big Smelters
Report says Senator W A Clark will move the United Verde smelter from Jerome to Farmington New Mexico. A railroad from Jerome to Farmington via Gallup would supply fuel from coal deposits there. Reasons: ground caving endangering the plant and lower smelting costs in Farmington with abundant deep fuel nearby. Phoenix capitalists plan large coal-field development in Pinal county within the old San Carlos reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asona
W. A. Clark
United Verde
Jerome
Farmington
N.M
Clark
Gallup
N. M
Innente
Farmingtom
Phoenix
Pinal County
San Carlos Indian Reservation
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Hall's Catarrh Cure
A claim from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and promotes constitutional remedies rather than local applications. It includes a circular offer and a product endorsement for Hall's Pills for constipation.
Doings in the District Court Summary
Doings in the District Court report multiple cases: Pearl Eikner, colored, sentenced to three years at Yorma after a guilty verdict with mercy recommendation. she asks mercy but prefers death to prison, hoping sentence may reform her. Juan Hervers pleads guilty to obtaining goods under false pretenses, fined $75. France Lopes found guilty of grand larceny, sentenced to three years at Yorma. TP Clancy and JL Daly indicted for receiving stolen wine from a freight car at Bowie. jury empaneled. Jose Martinez released from custody on habeas corpus after it emerged the alleged burglary involved clothes from his own home, owner cannot rob himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Territory
Pearl Eikner
Yoma
Juan Hervers
France Lopes
Sears
Yorma
Clancy
JL Daly
Bowie
E Baldwin Chas Monmonier
BF Watkins David Mitchell
Hickey
John Hock
Leonard Hawkiner
T Vincent M Walsh
Henry Flynn
Jose Martinez
Edwards
Neileon
York York
Fourth of July Court Recess Ends with Guilty Verdicts
The session opened after the holiday recess and heard Excadivo case five resisting arrest at Fairbank. A jury of Joe Bartsch EA McSparrin John Rock Alfred DeSullers and others found the defendant guilty and urged mercy. sentence set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
seLy
Fairbank
Joe Bartsch
EA McSparrin
John Rock
Alfred DeSullers
Lengthening the Chain of Newspapers
The Tucson Star is sold to Consolidated Printing Co joining Bisbee Review Douglas American Tucson Star and Phowntz Democrat in Arizona ownership. Editor Hughes retires after thirty years as pioneer journalist and guiding spirit of the Star. Mrs A P Gibson arrives from Sacramento to visit her son Jude C Gitson and judge after five years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Star
Consolidated Printing Co
Arizona
Bisbee Review
Douglas American
Phowntz Democrat
Hughes
St Antona Lores
Star
Paos Recton
A P. Gibson
Jude C. Gitson
Sacramento
Cal
Gibson
Douglas Citizens Call for Kidnapping Prosecution
A Douglas mass meeting adopted resolutions urging the United States marshal and territory attorney to arrest and prosecute suspects connected to the alleged kidnapping of Manuel Sarabia from a jail near Agua Prieta. The body demanded removal of Mexican consul Antonio Maza and criticized local officials though later meetings found accusations against sheriff and district attorney unfounded. Warrants and bonds were issued for Shropshire Hayhorst Thompson, with Sarabia reportedly condemned by Mexican authorities. In court, Peter Maxwell was sentenced to one year for forgery, and Eduardo Comanche and Peter Neilson received six months each for petty larceny. jurors to report Friday.
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el Sarabia
Republic of Mexico
Agua Prieta
Republic of Wealth
Manuel Sarabia
Arizona
Sam Hayhorat
Antonio Maza
Als. Shropshire
Les Thompson
J. Dowdle
Theo. Taylor
House of Sand
Shropshire
Dowdle
Geo. Farra
Steve
United States
Weo
C. A Creatoc
D. A. Ricnanpsos
Sam Yarnett
Ela. Hayes
Od. W. Serie
Citizens’ Committee
City and Life Deliv
Aberiff
Douglas
Hayhorst
Thompson
Sabara
Peter Maxwell
Yuma
Eduardo Comanche
Peter Neilson
Mother's Dream Saves Daughter's Life at Gold Camp
Mrs. C. F. Elliott awoke from a terrifying dream and warned her daughter Miss Irene Elliot at a remote Sante Gold Mining Co. camp near Turon. A massive boulder crashed into their tent, grazing Irene and causing injuries. had she slept in the cot, she likely would have died. The family, including Mr. Elliott and their son, had been camping on a mountain trail considered secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Elliott
Irene Elliot
Elliot
Sante [Ite Gold Mining Co
Sante
Turon
Mra Elliot
Mr Elliot
Acroua
Miss Elliot
Biefly
Immigration Force Strengthened Across Territory
The immigration force has been boosted by two new inspectors. Cronin is stationed at Aros ranch about 70 miles west of Nogaes, with Aspin's ranch in the San Pedro valley also fortified. Territorial headquarters at Tuesun pledges heightened vigilance and stricter enforcement as the force doubles within a year and plans further expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Cronin
Aros Ranch
Nogaes
Iamissante
Aspin
Base Ball Game July Fourth Bisbee Fire Report
The Bisbee Miner recounts a July Fourth fire that devastated the Chihuahua Hill area. Roughly 76 houses burned with many others damaged by fire and water, totaling near 100 structures. Initial losses are estimated around 100000 dollars as salvage and recovery efforts begin for residents largely with little remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Chihuahua Hill
The Return of An Old Tim er Henry Gray Visits Tombstone
Henry Gray, veteran manager of the T.M. & M. Co, returns to Tombstone after years away. A respected mining authority, he renews acquaintances during a brief visit. He shows interest in Patagonia district mines and helped establish a major mining project there recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gray
T.M.& M.co
Tombatone
Mr Gray
Mr. Gray
Patagonia
Regular meet ing rights moved to second Wednesday each month
Local groups adjust meeting schedule to the second Wednesday of each month. Copper Queen Co leads county tax assessments at 5 200 000. Mrs Cosk, mother of Miss DeFats Cook, returns to Douglas with Vittle Mies. Antipoker ordinance passes in Tucson by unanimous vote, banning money games but allowing drink-related games. National Guard Arizona to hold annual encampment at Camp Brodie near Prescott July 3 to August 5. Court resumes in Tombstone after recess. Clerk George Blow involved in a minor incident. A pole outage interrupts power. service restores after repairs. Damon and Pythias set for Schiafelia performance. Clark visits Chiricahua region for Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeatoven
Wedenday
Copper Queen Co
Fourth of July Celebrations Across Tombstone and Surroundings
Fourth of July festivities spread through Tombstone with patriotism at home and in Bisbee Pearce St David and Bennon. Fireworks lit the night as town displays and sales flourished. In Bisbee contest winners included Richard McCutcheon Oscar Gillman first prize 100 for double handed drilling and S Frazier J J Crauze second prize 290 for 36 inches. Single handed drilling saw Samuel Arnison win 200 first prize with 21 13 64 inches while E J Shelp took 100 second prize with 18 27 32 inches. Boys contests went to Madigan Bailey 59 and elly Card 15 second. Howe team won 284 seconds in the Bisbee race followed by Douglas smelter team 294 seconds. Ball game at Pearce Tombstone ended Pearce 17 Tombstone 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbes
Pearce
St. David
Bennon
Bisbee
Richard McCutcheon
Oscar Gillman
S. Frazier
J.J. Crauze
Samuel Arnison
E. J. Shelp
Madigan
Douglas Smelter
Tombstone
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A. C. Trounces
Joe Manning
Etcs
Meleren
Reins
Bowden
Buckley
Hisewender Eaeae Spikes
C.F Coronado
Aly
Sani
el Paso
Stg
Tae
Prom Lake
Liberty
Mess
Mesers, Drain & Silverton
Trent
Town
Dr Shouse
Missouri
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Eirone’ Committee
Tis
Theodore Rosevelt
United States of Amari
Napoleon Bonaparte
United States of America
Elihu Root
Cosk
Miss DeFats Cook
Tucson
Sinck
Tinimous
Counciloan Hoy
The
National Guard of Arizona
Camp Brodie
Prescott
George Blow
Ty Fe
Alion HL
Benelou
PL Gibson
Damon and
Pyllas
the Schiafelia
Jamey Clark
Wales
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