District Court Doings Highlight Bisbee Cases and Divorces
District court activity centered on Bisbee Lumber Co versus Hughes for debt with a noon jury. City of Bisbee versus Maxwell Smith set for afternoon trial. Nora Stone versus Richard Stone granted divorce for son-support. defendant’s motion for new trial denied and appeal noted. McCarley versus Thomas continued. Territory versus Henrie Juarez, murder, to be tried tomorrow morning. Abell versus Swaine judgment for defendant. Bisbee Lumber Co versus Hughes case verdict for plaintiff at $66. Territory versus Maxwell Smith on vagrancy. jury trial completed. Ernest Judia ordered to Industrial School at Benson after Douglas Youth case. Land et al versus Cowan revoking mining title at Gleason. case on with jury. W Land et al and Tom Cowan dispute title to Gleason mining claims. patent application filed by Cowan, contests by plaintiff ongoing. Territory versus Benito Tex referenced. set over due to absent material witnesses. evidence deemed circumstantial. defendant released on own recognizance. Notice of appeal filed in Abell versus Swain to quiet Tombstone title. Ernest Judia committed to reform school, transported last evening.
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Bisbee
Maxwell Smith
Nora Stone
Richard Stone
Supreme Court
McCarley
Thomas
Henrie Juares
W. Land Et Alve
Tom Cowan
Gleason
Cowan
Slve
Phoenix
Vel. Benitex
Abell
Swain
Ernest Judia
Reform School
Trial wraps in Fairchild and Helms suit over 26572.61 stock debt
The Duluth case against Frank Graf centers on 26572.61 from stock transactions alleged by Fairchild and Helms as assignees for Merritt. Graf claims he did not receive the stock and owes nothing. Jury seated. Neale and Sutter defend Graf. Alderman and Stilson for the plaintiff. District court recessed with jurors excused until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Fairchild
Joseph €. Helms
Fred H. Merritt
Duluth
Frank Graf
Messrs. Neale & Sutter
R.A. Alderman
Lowell
C. W. Stilson
Uinth
Sem Yarnell
Frank Molinar
John Saylor
Richard Trezona
GW Ware
Goodman
J Wickstrom
Ed Lofgren
Jos Sparke
Joe Krewe
AA McGinnis J P Goodman
Court Disposes of Two Bank Trial Motions
In Fairchild et al Frank Geal the court heard all day yesterday and the jury found for the defendant. A motion for new trial was denied this morning. In Graf ye the Bank of Ristee a similar motion for new trial was also denied after a brief trial.
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Fairchild
al Frank Geal
Bank of Ristee
Mglion
Cochise Prisoners Win Clemency From Governor Kibbey
Governor Kibbey granted parole to Frank Delany and William Gourdin and pardoned FP A Gardom. Delany, jailed since 1808 for a murder, had his sentence reduced from life to twenty five years by Governor Brodie. Gourdin faced charges tied to robbery, while Gardom, convicted of assault with a deadly weapon, received early release after serving part of his term. The governor also considered H J Grace, a Tucson man appealing after a death sentence was commuted to life. no decision made yet.
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Kibbey
Frank Delany
William Gourdin
A. Gardom
Delaney
Coconine County
Yura
Brodie
Willisme
Gourdin
Cochine
Yoni
Gardom
Tov
Lernor Kitbey
Liburty
Garde
Gralare
Asssutt
Kibiny
H. J Grace
Tucson
Ti Roce
The Apache Kid In Tonto Country
Indians report the Apache Kid and four companions moved from Squaw Peak to Jerome, claiming he is alive in the Tonto country near the mountains southeast of Jerome about eighty miles. Local groups say whites and Indians are pressing to settle the area as facts remain uncertain.
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Squaw Peak
Jerome
Tonto
Distribute Ties For the New Railroad
All ties for the Dragoon to Johnein railroad have been received and distributed. Rails will take time to arrive at the steel mills, and mills currently struggle to fill their orders.
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Dragoon
Johnein
Arizona Elks Delegation to Dallas Brighten Convention
Delegates from Phoenix to the grand lodge of Elks in Dallas on July 13 will distribute hundreds of copper badges bearing the inscription Arizona leads the world say copper. Secretary Taft is overwhelmed with telegrams of congratulations from across the United States as the delegation gathers from many regions.
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Phoenix
Grand Lodge of Elks
Dallas
Arisona
Taft Ta
United States
Yaqui Indians Kill Mexican Soldiers Reported Near Guaymac
A scrambled desolate note states Yaqui Indians killed Mexican soldiers and fled east of Guaymac after a claimed peace conference breach. It reports losses of over one hundred soldiers and suggests government forces struggle to suppress the conflict and arrest involved parties.
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Lupa Valencia
Mesiosa
Tombetone
Guaymac
Acwidter Sly
Chinaman
Guaymar
Gampaiea
Messesa
Guaymnac
de Yaquie
Prominent Redman Visits Tombstone
A Red Man official visits Tombstone to inspect the local tribe and collect suppressed tensions. The event precedes a tribe meeting where members are urged to attend.
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Redman
Tombstone
Denial of Copper Queen Sale Reported in Arizona Property Row
New York dispatch quotes officials of the Phelpe-Dodge company denying they purchased the Shattuck and Arizona property for 5 000 900 and noting the Hyde Benson Diamond Schinder land fraud case was concluded in Washington and sent to a jury for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Dispatch
Eaga
Phelpe-Dodge Company
Copper Queen
Shattuck & Arizona
Douglas Arizona
Washington
Chicago News Hints at Roosevelt Representation at Convention
The Chicago News suggests that x represents Theodore Roosevelt in the upcoming Republican convention and notes some hope he may be presented as a candidate after March 4th.
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The
Chicago News
Roosevelt
Vex
Umpires mocked and quips fly in era of headlines
A curious collage of remarks lines a Texas paper with jests about umpires, a Brooklyn doctor who drinks water as a joke chaser, and a dig at Rockefeller. It notes a Delaware Black Hand sentencing, Santa Rosa commercial club aims for roads, and a boast of doubled appendectomy operations by a Chicago surgeon. The piece ends with Shakespearean quips about peril and wishes.
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Brooklyn
Santa Rosa
Cea Hall
Camp Outings: Taste Consistency Praised by Writer
A columnist notes that “everything tastes good in camp” a sentiment tied to the rugged outdoors. The quip hints at uniform camp dining, where meals often share a similar flavor, reflecting the explorer’s practical cheer and fatigue from routine rations.
Dreary Track Times Bother Racing Fraternity
A murky critique from the racing fraternity labels New York tracks dreary and rough on horses though speeds remain rapid, signaling ongoing concerns about safety and pace.
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Tie Racing Fraternity
New York
Not a Parliament How King Edward Mocked Budget Power
King Edward commented on the tus sian Dulma encounter noting the scene was not a real parliament and quipped that it did not control the purse strings, underscoring cautions about fiscal authority and governance.
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Edward
Packers Trust Sets Meat Prices Higher
The packers' trust will not tolerate foolishness from the public. As meat demand falls, the trust raises prices for the remaining buyers, signaling a rigid stance on market control.
Fi Lamb Tours Arizona With Inspector Cadre
From Thursday's Daily Fi Lamb superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph company is in Arizona on a regular tour of inspectors Aby ene interfered who might want to cound three weeks of excitement to July could arrange vacations that would be full of life and ginger by going to Denver to the national Democratic convention and end up the following week at the Mississippi enclave at Mexico. Mrs Hl Kinsley, wife of Treasurer Kinsley of the TCMf Co, and her daughter Ryka left this morning for Los Angeles and will spend the summer at the coast.
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Fi Lamb
Western Union Telegraph Company
Arizona
Denwr
Dallas
Micoexpe
Mra
Kinsley
Tcmf Co
Ryna
Iow Angeles
Ana Shore
Benton
Arizona Indians Have Rain Dance
The Wallapat tribe plans a rain dance to avert drought and famine, while a series of unrelated items mention deaths in New Orleans, estate bequest, indictments, bankruptcies, and political commentary. The scattered notes reflect a busy wire service page with varied topics from presidents to fires and ships.
Our National Game and Hosterter’s Bi ter
A fragment praising baseball as a universal sport and promoting Hosterter's Bitter as a cure all. It claims four years of preventive effects against sick headache belching heartburn poor appetite dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney troubles constipation sleeplessness female ills general debility malaria fever and ague with a money back guarantee for a bottle.
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Hosterter
New Hampshire Soldier Praises King’s New Discovery
A veteran from Concord NH recalls two tours in Cuba and the Philippines and credits Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with keeping him in perfect health. The testimonial claims the medicine cures coughs colds bronchial troubles and allied diseases and notes it is guaranteed by druggists with trial bottles offered and a price of one dollar.
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Cuta
Philippines
Bealtt
Willim T. Morgan
U.8
Condord
Enya
Dr. King
Taft and Sherman Nominated on First Ballot at Republican Convention
The third day of the convention opened with enthusiasm as Taft and Sherman dominated the proceedings. Delegates adopted the platform, nominated Taft for president and Sherman for vice president, with Roosevelt’s name notably absent. A roar greeted Taft’s presentation and the convention adjourned amid continual demonstrations.
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Oaluy
Hopkine
Hiatforms
Argon
Favorite
Roosevelt
Taft
Arizona Reds Object to Regulations
A dispute over the allotment clause in land regulations triggers a pow wow at Fort Defiance. Forty Indians, led by Dick Wetherill, meet with the agent to discuss objections to the rules.
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Arizona Reds
Jy Indians
Dick Wetherill
Fort Defiance
Of Interest to High School Graduates for Teaching
A Tempe Normal School board decision allows four year high school graduates to enter the senior class if their course of study is approved by the Territorial Board of Education. Graduates may complete the Normal program with credited years as before by following an accredited plan. Applicants should send a recommendation from their high school superintendent or principal and, if possible, a copy of their course of study to A J Matthews, Principal, Tempe Normal School, Arizona.
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Board of Education
Tempe Normal Echo
Arizona
Hngh
Territorial Board of Education
A. J. Matthews
Tetmpe
Atiezona
Reeves Sateiland Daugh ter and Syna Barbara at Church
From Friday's Daily Mee Sutia Reeves Sateiland daugh ter, Mike Helen Atel left yesterday for Synta Barbara. They expect to perform several works. The program included Strait bird tones and real singing. The Valley signal reports an excellent program at the Congregational Church tonight.
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Sutia Reeves
Sateiland Daugh Ter
Mike Helen Atel
Synta
Barbara Whem
Eperd
Marge
King's School of Oratory
Biel
Caracet
Mes Kirke
Tomore
Territorial Interests condensed survey plan Moqui reservation lots
A government survey party plans dividing the Moqui Todian reservation into distinct parcels for aboriginal landholding. Prospects include artesian water near Sulphur Springs valley, a municipal electric plant discussed for Dougher, and Salt River inhabitants reported. Morenci and Clifton baseball teams to play in Douging July 1st during Independence Day celebrations.
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Alfred L. Stephens
Vent Bieines
Phoenix
Wed Deiliere
Dougher
Hisek Basw
Salt River
Andy Scott
Douglas
Morenci
Clifton
Douging July Ltd
Notice to Return Stolen Tools at Grand Conteal Property
Slimes Development Co announces that anyone who removed or damaged tole sealer mice shovels drills or other items from the cyanide plant near Fair barn Grand Conteal property must return them in original condition. Parties are known and if not returned promptly the matter will be turned over to authorities. The firm seeks peaceful resolution but will enforce the law. First publication June 19 1908.
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Fairbarn
Slimes Development CO
Fairbank
Arizona
Deafness Cure Offer and Local Tactics
An ad claims deafness from inflammation of the Eustachian tube can only be cured by constitutional remedies, offers $100 for any cataract deafness cured, and notes catarrh as a common cause. Also mentions a Santa Ritas wildfire near Tucson and a Tombstone recital featuring Mr. Breckenridge and a male quartet on June 20.
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Eytarr
Tombstone
Mr. Breckenridge
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C. Gibson
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Redmen
Holtry
Leon
Godehaus
Sncohner
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Holtey
San Diego
Mahoney
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H J Grace
Ts Gao Rockwood
Commercial Club
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Yama County
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John D. Rockefeller
Chicago
John D
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Hakespear
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Soemtery Tete
White House
Curtis
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the Nations Bak
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Tankruptcy
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5 Tube
United States Steel Corporation
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Sherman
Hughes Knox
Faieliek
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la Folletes Foraker
Tale
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Franklin Murphy
New Jereer
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Sheldon
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Finzeta
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