Observatory Notes on Halley Comet and Local Figures
The column reports on Prof Rafferty observing the Halley’s Comet dust in the intercet of science, noting his eyes full of dust and plans to compare data with others. It mentions Prof Morgan King of the Owls, weather remarks from Hatfor ty, and Col Pyeatt offered reptile department management, alongside Teddy Roosevelt’s African exploits.
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Haschuca
Acie
Posmncron
Prof
Ratory
Halley
Tully Haschucas
Rafferty
Rafterty
Hatforty
Morgan
Owls
Ebade
Pyeatt
Lin
Public Prosecutor Defends Accused In Phoenix Trial
Assistant District Attorney Lyman argued during the Clayton Moore trial in Phoenix on Wednesday that a mother has a right to defend herself after insult with physical chastisement. The proceedings were marked by the prosecutor turning to defend the accused, a move criticized as ineffective by defense counsel Eugene Brady O’Neill.
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Lyman
Clayton Moore
Phoenix
Eugene Brady O'Neill
Wife loses voice after husband fight at Phoenix
At Phoenix a quarrel between a husband and a neighbor led Mrs. J Clare to scream repeatedly for long minutes. The exertion is blamed for her current inability to speak above a whisper, doctors say likely permanent.
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Phoenix
Arizona official forecasts statehood before adjournment
Vv P McNair, president of the Arizona Railroad Commission, told a Dispatch reporter after a Washington trip that he met Gov. Steam and Delegate Cameron and that the outlook in the capitol favors statehood becoming law before the adjournment of the present Congress. He cited a change in the conservation bill by agreement and expected sentiment in Washington to push statehood at once.
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Vv P McNair
Arizona Railroad Commission
Douglas
Washington
Camron
Capitolln
Congress
O Connor murder trial in Cochise county draws legal heavyweights
Captain Stephen O Connor stands trial for the murder of Dr. Russell at Duquesne. The district court hears high profile prosecutors from Cochise Santa Cruz and Tucson and defense lawyers from Tucson Nogales and Bisbee as testament unfolds. The case centers on a feud over mining property and a fatal shot near the Duquesne post office and store. The public and jurors fill the courtroom as evidence shows a long dispute and the expected verdict hinges on testimony from witnesses including Vaughn Robles and Mtrel.
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WA O'Connor
Santa Crux County
Sawtelle
Tuscon
Edward J Flannigan
This County
Eugene S Ives
Tucson
S Matthews
Nogales
Ren Goodriel
Tombstony
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Neale
Latter
Bisles
de. Rosell
Joan
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Stephen O'Connor
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Wenner
Cree
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Ovonnore
G’oernor
Legal Legion
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Aho
United States Army
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Rassell
Xorar
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Crovdge
O ' Connor
Duquense Mining and Smelting Company
Dr. Rugel
O'Conner
Russell
Captains
Duquesne Company
Eable
U.S AL
A. Russell
Duquesne
Sante Crec
Cochise County
Harry L Vaughe
Chalmers
Capt O'Connor
Russel
Duqurene
Rasel
Wington Camp
Maclovia Robles
O'Connor
Raseel
Rastel
Downs Gulch
Ramel
Maclovie Robies
Jenne Robies
Maria Sanchez
Vaughn
Lam
Washington Camp
Justice of the Peace
Dan Sheehy
Sheen
TE Everett
Washington
Ruwel
Ruseel
Harry Vaughn
Mary
Bulaway
Africa
Proseretan murder trial proceedings and witness testimony
The court heard arguments on a plea issue just before recess as the defense sought an additional plea. George D. of Nogales testified he heard Russell threaten Coane before the killing, but later admitted not divulging threats until after the homicide. Everett, recalled by the Territory, testified he met the defendant near Washington Camp the day of the killing and conveyed no hint of intent.
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Linerif
Depenser
Ue Doquisne Mining and Reduction Co
Mmff
Fife
Elf
Russel
Sen
Justee
le Wae
Washington
Inter
Lim
Gable
Couness
W.H. Sawtelle
Tele
George H. Neal
Neal Abd
Renar
Proseretan
No Connor
Deluss
Elfdtelense
George D
Nogales
Heing
Russell
Maife
Russ
T.C. Everett
Washington Camp
United States v Grant Brothers Construction case at Tucson
In Tucson a U S court verdict found Grant Brothers Construction guilty on all counts in a case arising from imported labor. The jury set a total penalty of 15000, with fines of 100 for each counted violation, reflecting alien labor violations under contract law.
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United States
Tucson
Ve Grant Brothers Construction Company
Tucesa
Tonlatone
Douglas Pen To Be Used In Signing Bill
The article describes a ceremonial Douglas Arizona pen to sign a new state bill. The pen’s copper handle and gold nib symbolize Arizona’s mineral wealth, with a coat of arms engraving on the balance near the point. It will be sent to Washington as a reminder that statehood hopes may be granted before Congress adjourns.
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Douglas
Bill
Arizona
Erate
Bute
Poing
Disgarch
Weehington
Arizona Governor to Lead Rough Riders in Roosevelts Return Parade
Lieutenant Colonel Alexander O. Brodie, former Arizona governor, will command the Rough Riders in the parade with Col Roosevelt on the day of his return from Europe. Brodie, now adjutant general of the Dakotas Department, is based in St Paul, Minnesota.
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Alexander 0 . Brodie
Arizona
Rough Riders
Roosevelt
Europe
Brodie
St Paul
Minnesota
Department of the Dakotas
Cattle Shipment From Benton to California Highlights Dry Season
About three quarters of a shipment of twenty five head of two and three year old cattle bought by Miller & Luz of Cu were sent to California. The animals were in late shape, reflecting the dry season, with most cattle gathered from Benton area ranchers.
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Ap Valley
Miller & Luz
Californa
Benton
Strange Lane Mishap Halts Tombstone Local Line
A freight mishap near Tombstone halted the BP and Southwestern line as engineers work to reset the switch. A man named George Stevens, detained during an attempted expulsion, drew attention by talking with spirits and growing a long beard, leading to his restraint and admission to a local asylum.
Funeral of Tombstone Pioneer George Vanderman
The funeral of George Vanderman took place yesterday afternoon with a solemn ceremony attended by many friends and workmen. An intimate friend served as master of ceremonies and delivered eulogies highlighting Vanderman's virtues and contributions to the pioneer community.
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George Vanderman
Frindasid
Waa
Evangelist Benedict Embarks Eastward for Mission Work
Rev. A. J. Benedict, noted evangelist and church builder in Sulphur, begins a two month trip east then plans to speak on missionary work in Arizona. He will visit Berkshire, Pearow, and Pearce, join his son A. J. Benedict te, and address old home people on July 3 in Grant Barrington amid efforts to fund church edifices and other religious projects.
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A. J. Benedict
Ktown
Thie City
Berkshire
Mascarlusets
Benedict
Taras Canyon
Shere
Gore
Pearce
Veden Mondeyte
Cochise
Bon Hie
A.J. Benedictte
Arizona
Grant Barrington
Heslea
Funte
Eat Forncharel
Satphar
Springs Valley
Elmels
Yarsponges
Tombstone
Pesroe
Stallard murder case looms in court as trial nears
Attorney DM Richardson of Dong as wras an incoming passenger today The Stallard murder case of Dooge lag te expected to follow by trial and wil probably occupy the at tention of the court and jury to Mate Brown kar ais the ons ser ger today From Cuatt and County Tranter Hives left today tor Gheton to attend tieval of W . Feniserson, Mitorney Win, Floral Deen i Ton or on court business Attorney 3) ML Franklin of Tue [ron ae in the city on court business.
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DM Richardson
Dongas Wras
Stallard
Dooge Lag
Tranter
Tor Gheton
Tieval
W. Feniserson
Mitorney Win
Floral Deen i
Franklin of
Tue
Wood Choppers Entertain at City Banquet in Tombstone
Members of J Boot Camp No 15 Weedrows of World hosted a banquet at City Hall to celebrate fraternal bonds. Sovereign Paul Smith led as toastmaster while guests from the camp displayed camaraderie with toasts to the city and to J C Root Camp.
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Wity Hall
Paul Smith
Pat Council Comandée
Torsl Carp
Tombstone
J.C Root
Fraternaliam
Trinmitt
Woodcrafl
Billy
Fleischer Escapes From Nogales Jail
A Nogales dispatch reports Ollie B. Fleischer, president of the American clothing factory, escaped from 25 guards while detained since February on smuggling charges. Mexican officers later crossed to the American side, searched the Benton train, and threatened Fleischer. Undersheriff Lowe arrested him and placed him under guard, provoking American-side excitement.
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Nogales
Ollie B. Fleischer
American Clothing Factory
Aexize
Benton
Fleischer
Lowe
Railroads Assessed At 1909 Figures
Territorial Auditor Foster spoke in Phoenix on forecasts of the railroad equalization plan in Arizona. The session has been in progress for days to assess railroads, with a expected launch into debate and adjournment planned for tomorrow.
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EAM
Foster
Phoeni
Arizons
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