Tombstone Triumph in Dramatic Town Victory
In a bitterly contested game Tombstone edged Pearce 9 to 1 amid umpire disputes and late rallies. Corbett McCarty Yoho Moye led home runs and Crable held Pearce to scant offense as Brown, Bowden and Jones powered the local win behind strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roal
Pearce
Thefun
Jones
Crable
Bowden
Lat Bate
Btone
Tombstone
Ed James
Brown
Ricker
Sanders
Miller
Howe
Rete
Kite
Reiss
Desalles
Pearce Grammar School
Tombstone Grammar School
Corbett
McCarty
Yoho
Moye
Coronado
Spikes
Reise
Crabl
Heigers
Gibson
Thompson
Rove
Doctor Wiley and Century Club Expulsion Rule
Dr Harvey Wiley chief chemist of the department of agriculture belongs to a century club where any member who dies before turning 100 is expelled in disgrace. The policy underscores the club's strict age limit and enforcement amongst its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Peary Plans July Voyage to North Pole Quest
Commander Peary aims to sail from New York on July first toward the north pole. He shows courage and resolve to reach the frozen heart of the region and plant the American flag there. The piece also notes a Boston report about Cornell coeducation day and the beauty contest, contrasting strong athletic women with the “fluffy girl” who wins in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
New York
North Pole
Boston
Cornell
They Stand Alone Dr Pierce’s Medicines Advertised
A nineteenth century ad style piece extols Dr Pierce’s Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce’s Medicines as remedies for nervous debility biliousness and chronic disorders. It emphasizes transparency of ingredients and safety with glyceric extracts and no alcohol or habit forming drugs. The piece cites endorsements from medical writers and presents the medicines as effective for a range of ailments. It notes the alcohol free formulation and urges belief in the remedies’ curative value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
At Dietad
Dr. Pierce
Atten
American Forest
RV. Pierce
Japan Photo Rule Sparks Diplomatic Protest at Ports
Washington has ordered Arizona immigration to photograph incoming Japanese for identification. The move mirrors long standing Chinese and Japanese photo practices at entry points. Japanese consular officials protested, calling the practice an indignity, and authorities agreed to halt it to reduce friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Department
Washington
United States
Col Pickett and Son Visit Cananea Camp
Col H L Pickett and son Harry returned from Cananea where the camp hosts 15 mining firms and a Greese Cananes Co payroll over 5,000 workers. Copper output runs 4.5 million pounds monthly with smelter remodeling pushing projected 10 million pounds monthly and a 2,500 ton concentrator in operation. The camp’s record is described as marvelous for a seven year old organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Pickett
Harry Pickett
Cannes
Cananes
Sfteen Incorporated
Greese-Cananes Co
Ite
Jean
Phoenix New Has First Class Post Office
The Phoenix post office now ranks at first class with stamp sales exceeding the $40,000 threshold for the year ending March 31, 1907. Actual receipts reached $40,451, up from $35,663 the prior year. April and May receipts are reported as the largest in the office’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Just Post
Railroad Rates to Drop 20 Percent Across Nation
The board of supervisors meets July 1 to 20 as a board of equalization, setting new rates for first class shipments. Railroads cut 20 percent on Globe to eastern points and 15 percent on furniture and cars. Estimated annual savings reach $200,000 for Bisbee and surrounding areas, with questions about Tombstone’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sono
Risbe
Tombsto
Ornate 28 foot tigi decorates Poe front room in Tombstone
Local highlights include Eugene Robert's ornate front room ornament, housing a 28 foot tigi, touted as the largest in the city. Also noted are court visits, mining interest from Turkey, and various Tombstone arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Keoodore
Eugene Robert
Tien
Assyrian man attempts suicide at El Paso port of entry
Soularman Mahmood an Assyrian barred from U S entry due to trachoma attempted suicide at the El Paso immigration station last week while facing deportation. He had twice been barred from entering and earlier slipped across the border in Arizona before being captured near the line and brought to El Paso by Inspector Trick. Chief Inspector Schmucker ordered detention awaiting a deportation hearing to Marveilles.
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Hie
Soularman Mahmood
United States
el Paso
Mahmoud
Arizona
Trick
Schmucker
Marveilles
Former Tombstoner Weds in Nevada
R V Griffin wires from Ryalite Nevada announcing the marriage of Jack Legland formerly of Tombstone to Miss Alice Evans of Ryalite. Friends in Tombstone extend congratulations to the newlyweds as Sheriff White retires from drillers contests and plans to rest on his laurels. Further drilling events are expected to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McCarthy
Jof Dayon
Pythiae
JJ Howard
Dos Cabezas
Schieffelin
O'Lauglin
Bislow
R. V. Griffin
Ryalite
Nevada
Jack Legland
Alice Evans
Jack
Tombstone
Pxos- Pectox
Sheriff White
Forest Fire Raging In the Chiricahuas
T C McGisne supervisor of the Chiricahua forest reserve reports a vast forest fire in the Chiricahuas. The blaze began last Friday, damaging young growth heavily while older trees suffer lighter harm. Twenty men fight the fire, and officials believe the worst may be over as headquarters move from Paradise to Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiricahuas
Douglas
T. C. McGisne
Chiricahua Forest Reserve
Paradise
Death of Cochise County Pioneer Louie Williams
Telegram announces the death of Mrs. Louie Williams wife of Don Louis Wil-Hime formerly superintendent of Copper Queen mines Bisbee The couple resided in Cochise county for many years and she died in Los Angeles last midnight Friends of the family in Bisbee will grieve this loss The rest is an advertising insert about Cascarets Candy and a drugstore stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Williams
Don” Louis Wil- Hime
Copper Queen
Bisbee
Williams
Los Angeles
Cochise County
Dr Koons Visits Tombstone From Pearce
Dr Koons chats with Tombstone friends during a brief Pearce visit as Tucson Gas Electric Light pushes to install new steam and electrical equipment, doubling present capacity and making room for upgrades. Frank Robinson, a Thatcher rancher, grows alfalfa on land valued at about one hundred per acre. Celebration committee at Flagstaff offers complimentary tickets for a three day July event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Koons
Pearce
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Safford Guardian
Frank Robinson
Thatcher
S P Starts Work on P E Rail Link Progressing to Winkelman
The Southern Pacific powers a work crew at Winkelman preparing the grade for a spur to link with a line from Phoenix to Winkelman. The project aims to close gaps between Florence, Casa Grande, and San Carlos, boosting a transcontinental route to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Winkleman
SF Company
Santa Fe
Kelvin
Winkelman
Phoenix
Winkel
San Carlos
Florence
Casa Grande
Maricopa
San Carlos Gap
California
Roach
Phenix
Water Rock Found in Death Valley
The Santa Monica Daily Outlook reports C W Patrick found a natural water rock seven miles west of Greenwater while trailing his burro. Analyses by Stillwell and Gidding estimate about 37 percent water with insolubles and minerals. fire tests showed higher moisture originally. Evaporation may explain the discrepancy between tests, praising nature's liquid source for travelers in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teath Valley
Santa Monica
Stillwell & Gidding
Analytic
Fulton Street
New York
C. W. Patrick
Patrick
Sleep Aid Sells Pledge of Digestive Rest
An advertisement touts "Genuine" CC branded tablets claiming to repair digestion and liver function during sleep. It notes bulk sale by "C. Naver" and available at all druggists with the price listed as 108.
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CC. C. Naver
Horton
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Uncle Sam
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Joe Manning
Clifford
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McPherson
Ix Hite
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W. Boden
Cateher
F. Crable
R. Sand
F. Reis
Bare VY
Riker
al DeSalles
Bare J. Corbett
Grammak
McPierson
G. St Louis
V. Corbett
A. Moyle
Barrow
Pistone
Peawok Grammar
J. Spikes
A. Spiker
J. Mulhern
Lemon A. Rose
A. Piatone
F Sanders
Col. Pickett and Son
Cananea
Phoenix New
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Hese Ee
Board of Supervisors
St Bryant
Turquois
Fleishman
Doe Naciones Cigar
Whitygerald
Wife
Bernardine Ranch
Nick Harrison
Dewi New Mexico
J. N. Gaines
L McBride
Fowler
Lowell
Huschuea
Butte-Arigous Mixing Company
Ramsey Canyon
McLaughlin and
Mylen
E. J. Jacklin
Thomas Smith
Gaines
W. Zoeckler
Little Esther Fisk
Hueneme
T. H. Siguist
S. P Uuarry
Fairbank
C.L Beckwith
Sam Brisco
Henry Street
Quills Land & Catsle
H. A. Morgan
Merchant Prince of
Wilcox
Francis Hartman
Tucson
A. Y. Smith
Averill
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Sabin
Lewis Springs
Prc
Biddy Doyle
All Druggista
S. P
Death Valley
Remy
Horton Mfg. CO
Ft. Wayne
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