Doings in the District Court Summary of cases and sentences
District Court sessions hear Solis sentenced to two years in territorial penitentiary. Dismissals include Winckler Valenzuela Chapman Eugene McKenn RamonRodriguez and B Hogan. Rosenthal sentenced for indecent exposure. Consuelin Diss gets one year burglary Pearce. Bisbee cases involve Arborn license violation and a large mortgage judgment against Huachuca Water Co. Multiple trials and continuances noted. twenty three criminal cases tried with eighteen convictions. will reconvene June 15 to 17.
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H. Trappman
L. Hernandes
Ter
Katherine Winckler
Pedro Valenzuela
Edith Chapman
Eugene Robert
Margarete McKenn
Ramon Roderguez
Mre
B Hogan
George Matthewson
Louis Roserthal
Bisbee
Postmasters Warned Over Smuggling Into Sonora Territory
Arizona postmasters are alerted by the current Postal Guide to watch for the importation of urine and ammunition into Sonora and Lower California via U S mail. The Meticas government informs that such importation is unlawful, amid rumors of revolutionary movements in El Paso and a mysterious Knowles who sought to enlist expired soldiers for a venture. Secret service agents pursued him but he vanished.
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Sonora
Lower
California
United States
Meticas
State Department
el Paso
Knowles
Secret Service
Arizona Contests to Be Heard Last by National Committee
The National Committee plans to rush the work to finish contest handling after accrediting Taft delegates. Contests from South Carolina Tennessee Texas Oklahoma Alaska and Arizona will be heard last, while fights for places on the national committee unfold amid shifting contacts and efforts to organize committees and platforms.
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Chicago
Taft
South Carolina
Tennesse
Texas
Oklahoma
Alaska
Arizona
Terrible Incidents in Prescott and Whedon Amid Local News
Report from Prescott recounts a five year old boy Willy Mayer losing his left arm to a great dane while playing. arm amputated. In Whedon a boy named Whedon suffers severe hand injuries from a hound in a wolf trap and seeks Pasteur Institute care. Burglary reported at Jon Mayers store. one suspect arrested. Arizona Sheep Co forms to raise meat for slaughter. Merabal Moore in Phoenix faces jail-related taunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Willie Mayer
Whedon
Pasteur Institute
Tre
Tong
Weather Wise Comeback Cools Hot City Banter
A light exchange centers on a playful tease about heat with a counterpoint noting that such warmth would feel cool in Yuma. The brief remark uses a roadside humor tone to contrast local discomfort with a known desert climate reference.
Treasury deficit over eleven months tops sixty million
It is said the treasury deficit for eleven months of the fiscal year is over 60,000,000 dollars. Uncle Sam's cash balance is 240,000,000 dollars, and he is not worrying about the temporary results of the flurry.
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Treasury
Uncle Sam
Undertakers Offer Free Cigars to Spur Coffin Purchases
The St. Louis Republic reports undertakers are offering cigars as an incentive to buy coffins. The cigars are described as the kind that make the smoker feel imminent need for a coffin.
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St. Louis Republic
Het
Fairbanks Declares No Further Term Expansion Ahead
Vice President Fairbanks signals he will not be stretched into another term, asserting he has served long enough and is ready to yield the office. The statement reflects a shift in political positioning and may influence party strategy ahead of upcoming elections.
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Fairbanks
Test of Nou with Oregon or Oklahoma as Preliminary
A sentence suggests trying a new fact on Oregon or Oklahoma as a preliminary test. It reads as a casual notion about experiment in a regional context. The wording is unclear and lacks concrete details or a clear event.
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Nou
Oregon
Oklahoma
Banks Prepare to Implement New Currency Law
Banks gear up under a recently enacted currency law with practical implications for transactions and compliance. Analysts note transitional challenges and potential effects on lending, deposits, and consumer pricing as institutions align systems and staff training to the new framework.
Early air navigation era noted for agents and pilots
The piece suggests that despite dangers of early air travel, especially airship falls, agents and high flyers will persevere and not be discouraged as aviation begins to gain notice.
Between foods and eyelones Oklahoma's inhabitants ought to be webfooted eagles
A compact note presents a quirky phrase about Oklahomans as webfooted eagles, contrasting foods and eyelones in a playful regional quip with no concrete event or dates.
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Oklahoma
Minister to devote life to suppressing His life's work
A New York minister sets out to suppress a long standing enterprise as his life mission. The unusual assignment frames a conflict between faith and the object of suppression, highlighting personal sacrifice and moral duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia reports decline of the duel and violence rise
The report notes a drop in dueling incidents while bomb throwing remains a dangerous and exciting activity that causes more deaths. In Baltimore, speed limits cap autos at 12 miles per hour, yet frequent patrols miss occasional searches.
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Russia
The Brooklyn Bridge Ages and bears heavy East River traffic
The iconic Brooklyn Bridge now stands at twenty five years since its opening and continues to carry heavy traffic across the East River, testing its enduring structural load and city infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
East River
Boundary settlement talks to fix Rio Grande and Colorado borders
Washington reports the state department aims to negotiate a comprehensive boundary line treaty with Mexico to settle future questions from river course changes along the Rio Grande Texas border and the Colorado River on Arizona and California borders. The move seeks to curb federal court disputes and adjust claims like the Chematsi case at El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Herald
Washington
State Department
Suspencion
Mexico
Rio Grande
Teras
Colorado
Arizona
California
el Paso
I Paso
Little Troubles of Tombstone Autoists
A humorous villa tale about Tombstone motor mishaps and the dangers of early cars. It mocks costly film costs and the chaos of drivers who crash into monuments, burros, and fences, ending with a dig at the value of property after a wreck.
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Tombstone
Desperate Act of Former Tombstoner
A Nevada dispatch reports a tragic shooting and suicide after a letter to the police chief from traveling man Wm McCausland describes his alleged premeditated act against Nan Harrison, 25, who sought a divorce from J Bryan Harrison. The room held her daughter as McCausland killed himself after wounding her. Police view the event as premeditated. Also noted are Bentely Pope’s injury in California, May filing fees for territorial articles totaling 3853.60, fresh tomato consignments, and 320 patients at Phoenix asylum.
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Keno
Nevada
Jane
Jone
Mel Causland
Los Angeles
Sutherland
Nan Harrison
San Francisco
Tait
Exfe
McCausland
Fen
Habacomari land grant owner visits town on march to California
FB Perrin owner of the Habacomari land grant that lies partly in the county and partly in Santa Crus countr was a visitor here today between time on his way to Califor He is preparing to take steps to remove settlers on the grant and a long wound tale is abaled for the elections do not propose to submit. Wm Morris and Clinton Keller former Tombatune residents are visitors from iste ae court attendants J and at taking hands with old acquain tances. The Matrimonial Exchange is the name of a comedy that is to be presented at Schieffelin Hall on the 20t1 inst by Toes talent under the direct tim of Mrs AE, Kirke an experienced dramatic instructor. The show Promises some decidedly humorous situations and an enjoyable evening of entertainment. Ex-city marshal Roodgease of B felt here texfay for Los Angeles taking th bia as far we Yona Consusla far centenied to a term of two years. A meeting of the High School club is called for tomorrow evening at 7 piclock and a full attendanes of the membership te urged.
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FB Perrin
Santa Crus
Califor
Wm Morris
Clinton Keller
Tombatune
Iste
Schieffelin Hall
Kirke
Thy Chow
Roodgease
Texfay
Los Angeles
Fair Commissioners Tender Resignations
Pollock of Flagster and Packard of Douglas resign from the fair commission. Governor Kibbey appoints H.C Lockett of Flagetail to succeed Pollock. Peekant’s resignation not yet received, but he states he will not be able to look after fair interests after years of service.
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TE. Pollock
Flagster
BA. Packard
Douglas
Fair Commission
Kibbey
Aiready
H.C Lockett
Flagetail
Poll ‘Lock
Peekant
Gover Kabbey
Arizonan Spared Coffin Life At Mexican Cemetery
J A Burton foreman on a Southern Pacific squad in Guaymas Mexico was believed dead after two weeks of illness and a funeral was held. En route to the cemetery the coffin was opened and Burton revived, but died the next day in hospital. His widow has arrived in Tucson from Guaymas. the Burtons formerly lived in California.
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J. A. Burton
Southern Pacific
Guaymas
Mexico
Barton
Tucson
Geaymac
Burtons
California
Judgment Against S P in Train Wreck Case
A verdict for 3250 dollars was awarded to the plaintiff in the case of Catherine Hogan against the Southern Pacific at Taos. The plaintiff sued for 108 dollars for injuries from a train wreck near Meral. A former trial produced a 3900 dollar verdict, but a new trial was ordered.
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Catherin Hogan
Southern Pacific
Tacs
Meroal
Murdered foreman JF Rodman found near Pittborg shaft
Bisbee dispatch reports JF Rodman, section foreman of the EP&S Wat Don Luis, found murdered and robbed near the Pittborg shaft at dawn. He suffered a knife wound to the head and a wound on the side. pockets rifled, no clue to the killer. Rodman was an Elk and a Mason of P lodge. His body will be sent to Pueblo. Professor McClure has been reelected principal of the Yume public school.
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Bisbee
Paosredog
JF Rodman
Ep&s Wat
Don Luis
Pitt [Borg
Rodman Eas
Maconaod
Pueblo
Father Seeks Missing Daughter In Los Angeles Search
Hastings of Phoenix launches a four city search for his former wife’s daughter, last heard from two years ago after a divorce. He asks public officials for help in locating the missing woman believed to be his estranged daughter.
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Los Angeles
Wol Hastings
Phoenix
Hastings
Frame Bryson
Avis
June County Marriage Licenses Surge At Probate Court
June saw active marriage license issuance in the county as the Probate Court records show a brisk ten day period with many applicants listed by name. Other notes include a Williams picnic for a local Hoogier club, a colored woman injured a train at Williams, Fourth of July drill restrictions, a waterworks test, a southern pest epidemic, a fatal trainyard injury, and a major Williams fire threatening several buildings before volunteers contained the blaze.
Anscomue Howe deputies prepare rolls for Monday delivery
Friday report states Anscomue Howe and deputies work on assessment rolls to be handed to Clerk Berser on Monday. The process includes updating the tax assessor records and preparing the city tax roll for transmission to the clerk. The city tax collection shows a rise over last year with significant totals across departments.
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Anscomue Howe
Berser
Valle
Cananea to Resume Within 30 Days Pro LW Bickette Says
Greene Cananea general manager LW Bickette visits Cananea en route to the camp and notes no direct resumes yet but believes operations will restart soon with the reconstructed ameliere likely in operation. Dr Ricketts adds that the resumption will be gradual and new employment may not begin immediately.
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LW. Bickette
Greene
A Cotton Gin For Arizona Experimental Plant Work
The United States Bureau of Plant Industry plans a special experimental gin near Phoenix to test Egyptian cotton growth in Salt River and Buckeye areas. A team led by W. A. Patterson will inspect experiments near Yu Hi be Phoenix mid next month and visit Buckeye with K E Kauffman, department of agriculture agent, to decide on erecting a small gin if results prove successful.
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Salt River
Buckeye Wal
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
Phoenic
Bureau
Bockeyr
Guette W. A. Paternon
Coothwestern
Yu Hibe
Phoenix
KE. Kauffman
Department of Agedculture
Phoenia
A Story Hard to Believe At Phoenix
Weather director explains a midday circle observed over Phoenix as ice particles in the atmosphere reflect sun rays at a specific angle. The discussion questions whether cold conditions exist at 10 000 feet to form ice. EW Hawkins admits murder of A C Leonhardt, a father. his wife gave birth Monday. Hawkins is sentenced to the penitentiary but held at Tucson as a witness in another case.
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Phoenix
Poplace Ia
Jesunotsky
Hawkine Selt
Leonhardt
Hawkins
Tuck
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Duey & Overlock
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Scott
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Huachues Water Co
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Wieve
Bieber
Braziel
Clawson Avenue
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Costello
Messner Adm
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Bailey
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Birbee
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BA Taylor
Jon Mayers
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Aricona Sheep Company
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Cupid
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Dolores Persita
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Frank W Hottman
Wiles
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Rodeo
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Ada M Langford
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Lena Ftorers
Kealey
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Normal
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Law Tern
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Huerte & Biegs
Chiricahua
McNeish
Jeger Place
Shelly
Cananea
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