Writing Name on A Moving Train
The El Paso Herald reports a trial of G Wesley Craner versus Southern Pacific railroad. Craner alleges he bought a El Paso to Los Angeles ticket and on return the conductor questioned his signature as a moving train moved, claimed signatures did not match, and the conductor removed the ticket. Craner seeks $2,000 damages.
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G Wesley Craner
Southern Pacific Railroad
Goggin
el Paso
Los Angeles
Craner
California
Hem
Woman's Club Fights Yuma Saloons Arousing City Officials
The Woman's Club of Yuma campaigns against city saloons employing women. After months seeking help from city and county authorities and United States attorney J L B Alexander, the group was discouraged. Alexander warned saloon owners during a recent Yuma visit, with reports that several venues planned to remove women workers.
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Woman's Club
Yuma
United States
J. L. B. Alexander
Yumasaga
Phoenix Republican
Woman's Trials and the Quest for Childless Happiness
An editorial style piece discusses the hardship of childlessness in marriage, describing the emotional toll on couples and the social impact of infertility. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and its purported cures for weakness, displacements, and nervous debility, touting Buffalo clinic treatment and the physician’s credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prevree
Pierce
Statehood Trajectory for Arizona New Mexico Hangs on Vote
From Washington telegraph lines the Phoenix Republic reports F M Murphy predicting Oklahoma and Indian Territory would admit as one unit around next week. Arizona and New Mexico may receive separate votes at the territorial election. Bills delayed by statehood questions push factions toward a compromise as Speaker Cannon resists a refer end to keep the territories. Senator Foraker faces pressure while the president seeks a fair settlement, with prospects hinging on an accord with the speaker.
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F.M Murphy
Washington
Phoenix Repubican
Oklahoma
Arzuma
New Mexico
Cannon
Arizona
Senate
Europe
Foraker
Chief Geronimo Becomes Christian Preacher at Fort Sill
The famed Apache chief Geronimo, now in the Indian Territory, preached last Sunday in a Fort Sill gathering from The Lord is My Shepherd I Shall Not Want. Converted years ago, he has long aided revival work with notable energy, aiming to redeem his savage past and curb sin.
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Geronimo
Indian Territory
Chris
Fort Sill
Pescher
Alba— Querque
Tombstone Public Schools Retain Faculty for New Term
The Tombstone school trustees announce they will keep the current faculty for another term. Miss De Esta Cook departs to Douglas to lead a Smelter City school. Remaining teachers include H E Jerner principal Ruth Opdyke Mary Williamson and others. The board praises their efficiency and Tombstone’s status as an educational center and ideal family town.
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de Esta Cook
Douglas
R. H. E. Jerner
C Ruth Opdyke
Miay Mary E. Williamson
Lillian D. Meligren
Elie L Cleverdon
Helen M. Axtell
Jennie Boatman
H.T Williams
Tombstone
Clina
A Cheerful Liar Tale From El Paso Casino Night
A narrator recalls a young gambler who bet on roulette No 17 and kept the stake on 17 as wins mounted. The tale ends with the teller calculating a near bank breaking sum of five million nine hundred twenty five thousand six hundred dollars, revealed after the odds were checked.
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el Paso
Arizona Cattle Growers' Association Sees Rapid Growth
G L Coffre secretary reports the Territorial Association now has 400 members and is expanding quickly. Formed about two years ago, it consists only of cattle breeders and growers. Its aim is to advance the cattle industry along strong lines amid rising freight rates and possible public land leasing and an impending general land bill.
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G. L. Coffre
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Ays
Coffee
New Mexico Pioneer Abe Whiteman Dies by Own Action
Abe Whiteman 85 a longtime southwest resident and store owner in Alamogordo shot himself in his room behind his store with a Winchester rifle last Tuesday morning. He had operated in New Mexico for about forty years, earlier running a White Oaks store and owning the Old Abe mine in that area.
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Abe Whiteman
Southwest
Alamogordo
Mr Whiteman
Uthwest
New Mexico
White Oaks
Abe
Hat
Electrical Line Plans From Gallup to Clifton
The Copper Era reports a visit by representatives of major interests eyeing an electrical power line from the coal jet near Gallup New Mexico to Clifton Arizona, about 185 miles, with possible extension to Slope and Bisbee. Clifton mining firms reportedly support the plan.
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Clifton
Gallop
N.M
Slob
Bisbee
The Most Important Discovery in Aenea Times
Aenea researchers uncover a pivotal finding that reshapes theory and raises questions for observers. The report highlights key figures involved, locations, and the potential implications for ongoing studies in the region.
Special Meeting of Cochise County Board Minutes 1906
Cochise County Arizona held a special board of supervisors meeting on May 2 1906 in Tombstone. Present were Riggs Taylor and others with motion to re register voters noted and orders to publish in Bisbee Daily Review for thirty days before the general election on November 6 1906. Other actions include liquor license revocation petition for HK Fisher Pahica, use of Benson jail for fire apparatus storage, and approval of land donation offer from WC Greene for a county poor farm with a specific eighty acre tract in San Pedro valley.
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Taylor
Riggs
Cochise County
Cochige County
Bisbee Daily Review
Henry W Ex
Beswen
San Pedro
Entizee
Benan
Iquor Lcense
HK Fisher—Pahica
Regge
Motvin of
Citizne
Benson
Branch County
Dreawurer M Gaines
Steence
Abeene
WC Greene
Corhice County
Mr. Greene
Fragmentary OCR Title Noted for Summary
The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple misspellings and missing context. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or events are extractable to form a factual card. Unable to determine a coherent historical item or outcome from the provided fragment.
End For Creditors in Damon Africa and Social Vignettes
A fragment from a Victorian miscellany discusses debt torments in Africa where debtors are bound by heavy chains and kept under creditor power. It also runs brief notes on household gender habits, advising cashing checks promptly, and a sensational tale of a photographist’s studio haunt with a vengeful past. It closes with a quarrelsome anecdote about Lady Blessington hosting Louis Napoleon and a chilly Paris encounter.
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Damen
Africa
Lacy Blessington
London
Louis Napoleon
Ham
French Republic
Lady Blessington
Count D'Orsay
Paris
Local notes from Monday’s Daily in Tombstone
Mre A BR English returned from a long trip and is visiting friends. Capt Pidwell from Pearce attended business in the city. Judge Dean travels to Phoenix for Supreme Court session. W C Shine of the Benson Press visits Tombstone. Charley Schmidt, ex champion, plans a trip to Chicago next week. Woman’s Club opens library rooms Tuesdays and Saturdays 7 to 10. Arizona’s lamb crop may total 775000. Boquillas Land & Cattle brings 1500 head to Benson Stock Yards for shipment to California.
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Dean
Phoenix
Supreme Court
W. C. Shine
Benson
Consiment Bemorisure
Charlee Schmidt
Cocked Hat
Boquillas Land & Cattle Comppany
Benson Stock Yards
California
Jenson Pres
Taking Chances and Folly in a Medical Quack Ad
A fragmentary 19th century page features a parable about risk and youth learning from elders, followed by an advertisement for Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It claims cures for stomach and back pains, touting testimonials from W. L. Ransell of Virginia and promising dramatic health improvements after usage.
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Pierce
Gollen
Sean Ae
E. L. Ransell
Woolsey
Prince William Co
Hite
V. Pierce
Soal
Dr. Perce
Tucson Gambling Case Sentencing and Supreme Court Appeal
The Phoenix Gazette reports the supreme court dismissed Homer DuBois's writ of habeas corpus, ruling the high court lacks jurisdiction in the path of his Tucson gambling case. DuBois faces 270 days in jail and a $1,350 fine, with an appeal bond possible.
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The
Phoenix Gazette
Supreme Court
Harness Corbut
Homer DuBois
Tucson
Igher
DuBois
Tocsoo
Leyal Tender
Copper Queen Smelter Enlargement Continues
The Copper Queen Smelter in Douglas produces about 140 tons of copper daily, 9,000,000 monthly, or over 109,000,008 pounds yearly. enlargement work adds new furnaces, each 400 tons daily capacity, with ten furnaces to be completed. A water jacket formers and a reverberatory furnace for 400 tons per day are being built as experiments, with three or four more to follow if successful.
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Douglas
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Aroas
Tartox
Sayer Visor
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T - Boen Wu Riggs
Tem
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Chas R Howe
Serene
Dragine
Indy
M.A. P
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Miss B
India
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Capt
Pidwell
Pearce
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Janes Titke
Golden Medical Discovery
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