Eighteen graduates noted at Territorial Normal school ceremony
The Daily reports eighteen graduates from the Territorial Normal school. Local officials including Br-Supervisor Thos Allaire and Gen. Manager J Brockman visit Tombstone and Pearce for business. Other items mention forest fires, embezzlement sentencing, road and rail construction, oil fuel projections, and the death of Mrs Mary Picketson's mother in Globe.
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J. Brockman
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Commonwraith Co
Pearce
Prescott boasted game and political turmoil noted in Daily
Tuesday's Daily reports Mre PB Wernekros returning from Arkansas Hot Springs and celebrating at Tombstone theatre. It notes Gran ite Delle sanitarium project, a prosperous city, and mentions General Funston's illness recovery and Phoenix visit. Legal cases include Gonssler murder conviction and Romero death sentence, with Sheriff Det Lewis delivering prisoners to Yuma prison.
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Prescott
Granite Delle
General Funston
Ariscos
Phoenix
Gore
AO Brodie
Ariscoe
Tombstone Notebook Notes Journal Items
Wednesday's Daily reports a flurry of Tombstone activity with visits and business moves. Mentioned are Mallord Winsor's return to Tucson, City Attorney Miller with his wife returning to the copper camp, and talks of a ball game between Tombstone and Bisbee. A Salvation Army effort aids over a hundred children while local tradesmen and visitors pursue mining ventures and new commerce. Incidents include a pair of jurors injured in a fall at the O K stable.
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Wella
Kane
O. K
Bach
M Wells
Mr Kane
de Wallace
Unclear corporate notice on payments and communications
Fragmentary text hints at a grant related to payments for certain acts and brand rights within a company. Mentions BF Sweep FB Mesox Naco and an instruction to publish additional hands as engagements are received. No clear events, dates, or named individuals are verifiable.
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Naco, A
Bad Man Escapes from Tombstone
Ramon Juares a notorious criminal was captured in Tombstone by Donatble Pacheco. He broke free from custody after a prior Xibo incident near the Xavier mission, fled abroad with loot, and reescaped jail despite 100 shots fired. He remains at large as reported by The Citizen.
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Ramon Juares
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Territorial Normal School
Thos. Allaire
B. Tarnell
Retty Girl
Stoddard
Fred A. Gaimood
Wapai
Hugh H Price al
Pall
Tombstone
Black Diamond
Fairbanks & Moree
Douglas
Heohite
Gyathern Pacific
Ivis
Compy
Gray Rhaff
Lobe Leet Wook
Stodtard
Ygnatio Paras
Mexico
Paras
Bisbee
Ken
Sonora
Arthur Smediey
Wm Ritchie
Globe
Mry Pickeos
J. N
Poscogh Frmerly
S Jong
Ureful
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Mre
Wernekros
Arkanase
Philippines
Supreme Court
Ben Goodrich
Autoroey
Arizons
Bow
California
Goodricd
Cochise County
Ariscan
Gonssler
Eugene Packard
Tonto Basin
E. E. Ellinwood
Haldermen Bros
Geneherm. Romero
Emil Lirdobl
Det Lewis
Yuma
Yume
Dialae
Mallord Winsor
Fucson
Bref
Miller
Biaboo
Tuown Brave
New Mexico
Arizona
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Des Meine
Frankin
Frank Pmothior
el P. Tomvstone
Mr Muth
O Liverman
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Wilmington
Los Angeles
Calif
Temple Block
United State
Sam
Abe Tribolet
Greene Con Co
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Tricolet
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Barbioombri
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Horn Brand
Pring
W Hevne
Adres
St David
Gho Shearer
Ruaseville
Monk Brothers
Willeo, A. T. Range Railroad
Olok Ag ‘Sl
Ryan Brothers
Neel
Foreman
Gleeson
Aditeess— Fairbank
Pedro
H.C. Herrick
Howris
Sulphur Valley Covans
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Stockton
Kes
Panag
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John Blake
Safford
Wgates
Chitbaain Cattle Company
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Henry Goe
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San Simon Valley
Arn of the
Aiko Ton
Peter Gould
Dania
Tacob Shearer
O'Donnell Bros
Bad Man
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