The Travels of a Ple Laughs at Local Cinema
Sunday July 19 1908 program notes showings include The Laughing Laugh yet A Screams from start to finish with NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS Labin’s laugh producer and Jealousy of Travens a Shakespearian subject by Vitae graph Co. America Beautifully tinted. Also Will Grandfather Forgives a Pathe Brothers feature with France’s child actress Edy of Old 2-New Illustrated Songs Down Where the Blossoms Grow. Main Floor 25 cents Gallery 15 cents Children 15 cents Box Office 7:30 Curtain 8:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshbors Labin
Cohen
Vitaegraph Co. of
America
Bisbe
Keep The Money At Home Insurance Pitch Promotes Local Policies
A local insurance company argues residents should purchase policies locally to keep money in the Territories. It notes about $2,000,000 yearly leaves the Territories in life insurance premiums and pledges loans to farmers, stockmen, and merchants on improved real estate at reasonable rates, with expansion as business grows.
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New York
A Few Things WE DO Sell Life Insurance
A promotional outline describes selling life insurance at the lowest rate while ensuring safety, operating with careful economy, paying large dividends, and writing standard policies on a legal reserve basis with modern liberal features. It notes loans available on policies and other securities.
Occidental Life Insurance Co Officers and Arizona New Mexico
Occident Life Insurance Co of New Mexico and Arizona lists A F Stumpf as a founding figure. The brief item notes the company’s establishment and regional presence, with emphasis on the entity’s titles and ties to the southwestern market.
Doings in the Court Delivers Rulings and Delays
The district court entered judgment in L. B. Stoddard v BC Miller in favor of the plaintiff. The defendant faced contempt remarks about courts and judges but apologized and received a reprimand. Venue change granted in the Delahanty case to Pima county. Trials set for July 25 in several debt cases and a divorce decree granted in Katie O Neill v O Neill. The chicken crop certiorari appeal proceeds, with justice of the peace exceeding authority and ordered to pay court expenses.
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L. B Stoddard Ve BC Miller
Delahanty
Pima County
EA Torres
SV Sugich
Goodrich Hartman Co
Ben Ehrende
Katie O'Neill O'Neill
Mrs
Justice of Peace
Distric
Local church notices outline Sunday services and union events
The Congregational church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning and evening services with a union service tomorrow evening led by Rev. Ault. Next Sunday union services at the M E church. Methodist church hosts Epworth League at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Baptism rights and children's baptisms noted. Sacred Heart Catholic Church lists Masses at 8 and 9:30, Sunday school at 10:20, Rotary and Benediction at 7:20 p.m. Rev J T Boess, Pastor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Congregational Church
Fev
Ault
M.E. Church
Jlo Cuckam
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J.T Boess
Visiting Tombstone on Journey to California
Dr Thomas Winders, once a Tombstone youth, and his sister Mine Winders arrived from Chicago and spent a day in Tombstone on their way to California. He recently earned medical honors and will practice in California after gaining surgical experience in Chicago. Miss Winders, a pianist and violinist, performed in Chicago and hopes to pursue further studies. They plan to Tucson tomorrow. Tombstone Marble Works proprietor W N Jones is in town for a few days to discuss monuments and fencing estimates at the Arcade Hotel.
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Thomas Winders
Mine Quedia
Chicago
Tombstone
Mise Winders
Ales
Winders
California
Miss Windern
WN. Jones
Tueston Marble Works
Jones
Arcade Hotel
Jbont
Territorial league to form from two city teams
Territoral items report magnates of Teron pushing to form two teams into a city league. BA Packard returns from Denver seeking an easy victory for Bryan and Kero in the fall election. Watermelons flood Tucson markets dropping to 1 cent a pound. A Mexican woman from Lomeit aids an arrest over her husband being intoxicated. Federal case in Prescott fines Jeena Mees $1000 and 30 days in jail for selling liquor to Indians. Douglas agricultural committee plans lectures on dry farming after a government experiment station stay in Sulphur Springs valley. Arnulfo Pena and Victor Sanches bonded to grand jury in Toccoa for a Helvetia duel claim. Fermi Silva and Manuel Garcia arrested in Douglas for counterfeit silver dollars. Yonu’s new $35,000 school building accepted by trustees. Prescott Arizona Ledge No. 1 completes fortieth anniversary with ten members present. Albert Walters serving fifty days in Ash Fork jail for stealing a watch from a man who fed him.
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BA Packard
Arizona
Denver
Bryan
Kero
Tucson
Lomeit
Por
Jeena Mees
Prescott
Agricultural Committee
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Sulphur Springs
Arnulfo Pena
Victor Sanches
Helvetia
Toccoa
Fermi Silva
Manuel Garcia
Douglas
Death penalty carried out in Tucson for murder of wife
Horace J. Groce was executed yesterday afternoon at 1 o clock for killing Ida Groce. The condemned man faced the scaffold smiling and remained cheerful in prison until the end, while hoping for a reprieve from Gov. Kibbes. Also noted are local notices of a Schiefelin show, Fred Robinson’s confinement, and Henrath independence petition organizers claiming 5 000 to 6 000 signers.
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Tucson
Horace J. Groce
Ida Groce
Groce
Gov. Kibbes
Henrat
Independence League
In Love's Fetters Marriages Sealed by Probate Clerk
The Probate Court has issued twenty three marriage licenses this week. Part of the records include Mitche Rowe marrying Lula Colter of Don Luis and Bristol W Jones marrying Vinnie Glenn of Tombstone. Other couples listed include William J Slaughter and Rosalia Newham, C Thomas W Masele and Bertha Bessie Kynast, Shumas Hodges and Jane Tunison, Jove McArbaise and Severa Acosta, Francisco Contrestar and Mario Soto, N W Peterson and Nellie Lofgren, ED Melton and Bessie Peters, and George Rivers and Teresa Enriques, with spouses from Douglas, Bisbee, Tombstone, and St David.
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James
Probate Court
Mitche Rowe
Lula Colter
Don Luis
Bristol W Jones
Pearce
Vinnie Glenn
Tombstone
William J Slaughter
Douglas
Rosalia Newham
San Bernerdino Ranch
Thomas W Masele
Canaten
Bertha Bessie Kynast
Dougie
Shumas Hodges
Jane Tunison
Deportation Order Involving Mrs Wardwell To Moloki
Los Angeles papers report Mrs DK Wardwell, formerly of this city and longtime resident of Sawtelle California, ordered deported to Moloki the leper island of Hawaii. The case notes she contracted the disease, with Wardwell as her husband Geo D K Wardwell a Southwest citizen once sent to Sawtelle Soldiers Home. She had remained in this city while the order was issued. Local names Berper Newton Packard Gaines Beuman Jams Beauman noted in brief society items.
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Los Angeles
DK Wardwell
Sawtelle
Calif
Moloki
Hle
Wardwell
Geo. D K Wardwell
Southwest
Cen
Arizona Elks boosters shine at national meeting
Arizona representatives Dr. Parker of Tacton M R Reinhardt M J Cunningham of Biatee Connelly of Phoenix and Alexander of Yuma boosted the territory at the Elks national gathering in Dallas Texas. They circulated a doxgerel about forming the cactus and a toast to Los Angeles. Arizona received strong publicity and was well represented.
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Arizona
The
Elks Lodge
Dallas
Texas
Parker
Tacton
Reinhardt
M. J. Cunningham
Biatee
Connelly
Phoenix
Alexander
Yuma
Sid
Lo Angeles
Court Reporter John W Walker to Visit Chicago and Michigan Fishing Trip
Court reporter John W Walker will depart next week for Chicago and then proceed to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for several weeks of fishing. He plans visits to Buffalo and other eastern cities before returning to Tombstone, with expectations of hearing remarkable fish stories upon his return.
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John W. Walker
Chicago
Inkee
Upper Michigan
Buffalo
Tombstone
John
Phoenix Gazette clerk injured in street attack during storm
Clifford Halen a mailing clerk for the Phoenix Gazette was kicked in the face by a horse Tuesday evening and seriously hurt. An Indian named Worth was struck by lightning during last Sunday night’s storm and remains paralyzed with speech not yet regained. Show night is announced for tomorrow.
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Clifford Halen
The
Phoenix Gazette
Worth
Bear
Phoenix
Boquillas Land and Cattle digs artesian well on Noyes place
Henry Street general manager of Boquillas Land and Cattle Co visited the city on business and announced a contract for sinking an artesian well at the Noyes place. HO Carr’s outfit moved in and began boring with expectations of water at about 500 feet. The venture is new to the valley with no wells within twelve miles below or twenty miles above.
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Henry Street
Boquillas Land and Cattle Company
Street
Noyes Place
HO Carr
Benson
Bennett Dead Attorney Thor Bennett Dies in Cochise County
Word reached town from Ristes of the death of attorney Thor Bennett at Calumet and Arizona hospital after pneumonia illness. He was 30, a member of English & Bennett, and longtime Cochise county official. He leaves a wife four children mother and three sisters and many friends. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Elks. Also noted: miners arriving from Jourtland report 40 minute layoff temporary and Landers injured at county jail from a fall, with broken shoulder and contusions. Temple of the Can ria and Yaqui river railroad visited on district court business. Stoddard and attorneys Stricker and Rose from Bisbee in town. Mrs Andy Loand returned from Cananea.
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Ristes
Thor. Bennett
Calumet and Arizona Hospital
Cochise County
English & Bennett
the Elks
Jourtland
Ke Landers
HJ Temple
Canaria and
Yaqui River
Stoddard
Bisbee
F O'Brien
Roy E Layton
Advertised Letters List at Tombstone Post Office Week
The weekly general delivery list shows names such as Maria Mendoza Ygnacio Davie and Rita Sebaro with entries like Tomas E Garver and Aaron Kascem. The note explains calling for letters by advertising date and references Francis D. Cnantz, Postmaster, plus a column urging advertising to grow trade as described in The Prospector.
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Tombstone
Tombstone Junior Baseball Team Heads to Bisbee
The Tombstone Junior baseball team leaves tonight for Bisbee to play the return game tomorrow. Local Juniors hold three victories over Bisbee rivals and seek a fourth win. Lineup includes Capenie Corbett at catcher Moyle at shortstop Lombardi in center field McPherson Bowden in right field with substitutes.
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Tombstone
Eam
Bisbee
Capenie Corbett
Moyle
Cavanaugh
Lombardi
McPherson Bowden
The Metal Market in New York and El Paso Quotations
New York quotations show bar silver and copper prices with desilverized lead and smelter figures from St. Louis and El Paso. Copper wire bare and copper cathode values are listed along with London and New York lead prices. Weekly quotations appear under the Engineering and Mining Journal, noting copper and silver rates and smelter quotes.
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New York
St. Louis Quo
el Paso Smelter
London
N.Y
Engineering & Mining Journal
Douglas Smelter
Weather notice about unclaimed keys at post office
A fragment notes seven keys found with a weather context. Owner may claim by paying for this notice at the post office. The text is incomplete and relies on the word weather and a postal office notice.
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Pxostroroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
SchieFreun
T. Thrran, Masagen
Sigs
Occidental Life Insurance Co
New Mexico
A. F. Stumpf
Newsy
Teron
Yonu
Arizona Ledge No
1. C
Albert Walters
Ash Fork
George Ratterly
Hisbee
Schiefelin
Fred Robinson
Tempe
Phoenix Iie
Cupid
Berper
Hawchi
Newton
Cochise
JN Gaines
County Central Committee
Mr & T
Jams
Swiford Yesterda
Chas Beauman
Great Lakes
Boquillas Co
Thos. Bennett
Bar
Stricker and
Rose of Bislee
Mra
Andy
Cananes
Francis D. Cnantz
Post Manter
Chen
the Schieffelie
Devven
Arizona—Fair
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