Cochise County Chooses Hoval A. Smith for Chicago Nomination
In Southern Arizona the Republican delegation supports Cochise County businessman Hoval A. Smith for the Chicago nominating convention. The editorial lauds his nonpolitical stance, extensive mining and investment ties in Arizona, and his capacity to represent Arizona's interests, including statehood advocacy.
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Chicago
Jenne
Arizona Press
Arizona
Cochi
Tenritory
Hoval A. Smith
Arzona
Smith
Cochise County
Champ Clark Seen as Possible Speaker for Democratic House
The report notes Champ Clark’s standing in the Democratic ranks and his potential to be chosen as Speaker for the next House, with observers weighing his influence and leadership prospects.
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Champ Clark
Heawould
President’s honesty claim disputed by Mr Dirvan
Mr Dirvan contends the President has no copyright on honesty yet accuses him of a monopoly of about five percent in the party he is now connected with. The remark frames a political clash over integrity and influence within the party circles.
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Dirvan
Battleship Squadron Voyage Draws Public Curiosity
The voyage of the battleship squadron has been a great success but public opinion remains unclear on the original decision. A pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture titled Cures for Snake Bites will be read with absorbing interest in Georgia and other prison states.
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Istas
Department of Agriculture
Intere
Georgia
Bud and lemonade analogy colors New York race talk
Patrons in New York describe racing without proper accompaniment as like a lemonade with the lemon omitted, a vague metaphor highlighting missing essential elements in the scene.
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New York
Evangelist Terry Warns of Sudden Death After Meetings
The evangelist asserts that in every meeting someone has heard him and died the next day, portraying himself as a bold preacher who uses fear to affect his audiences.
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Evangelist Terry
Favorite Prescription Promises Aid For Women Health
A description touts Favorite Prescription as a safe herbal remedy for women addressing pelvic drain, childbirth aftereffects, and general debility. It claims benefits for nursing and expectant mothers, prepared by a physician and free of alcohol or habit-forming drugs.
Chicago church girls seek better husbands prayer
A Chicago church reports its young ladies pray twice daily for suitable spouses. After waiting a reasonable time they may amend the supplication by striking out the word good from the request.
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Chicago
Chicago Professor Lectures Youth On Law Of Edivice
A Chicago professor aims to educate school children about the law of edivice to curb attraction to prize machines and gambling. He hopes the lesson will shield youths from the lure of books, bookmakers, lotteries, and roulette wheels as they mature.
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Chicago
Edivice
Pitiful Condition Of Phoenix Girl
Carrie Noble, 12, is under examination after her mother Maud Garland reported dangerous fire setting and harming younger children. Mrs Garland said the girl shows an insane tendency to play with fire and has previously drawn others to danger, including near misses with clothing igniting. The investigation addresses the child’s violent episodes and risk to peers.
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Carrie* Noble
Maud Garlend
Garland
Biiel
Nania
Jas
New Mexico Republicans Endorse Taft for Presidential Nomination
The Republican Territorial Central Committee of New Mexico on a recent meeting unanimously adopted a resolution endorsing William H. Taft for the Republican presidential nomination and pledged full support from the committee to back his candidacy. The resolution also indicated endorsement of Theodore Roosevelt’s policies.
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Republican Territorial Central Committee of New Memes
William H. Taft
Republein Party
Eack Ster
Theodore Ruseevelt
Tombstone Mill Built By Vosburg Sparked Arizona Growth
The 20 stamp Charlston mill at Pedro and Tombstone’s development traces to engineer Vosburg. Despite desert transport and harsh odds, it rose in the late 1870s, operating eight years and yielding rich silver and gold while Charleston townsite formed around the mill. Vosburg toured the field with John Montgomery.
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L.e Angeles
Worburg
Ed Schintfelin
Richard Gird
Charleston
Pedro
Vosbusho
Tombstones
Arjona
Vosburg
Arizona
John Montgomery
Seri souvenir from Tiburon Island displayed in window
Dr and Mrs Sebel returned from a professional trip to Mexico reporting good business conditions despite financial stringency and Yagei troubles. Sebel brought a Seri Indian regur eerape made entirely of albatross feathers and skins sewn with albatross nerves. The item will be exhibited in a window for several days.
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Sebel
Mexico
Tiburon Island
Tiron Citizen
Boy severely burned by blast of powder in fruit car
A seven year old boy in Lowell was badly burned when a quantity of black powder in a common fruit car exploded and hurled him a considerable distance. The cap reportedly contained nearly three pounds of powder, yet the boy was not torn to pieces by the explosion.
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Lowell
Pullman Company Abolishes Liquors On Trains
The Pullman Company in Chicago announces the discontinuation of liquor sales on all its sleeping cars across the United States. The move reflects ongoing temperance efforts and aims to align car service with national prohibition trends.
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Pullman Company
Chica
United States
Arizonan Claims Secret of Flight Breakthrough
An Arizonan, Allen of Douglas, claims to have found the secret of flight and says he can demonstrate a working flying machine within six months. He argues weight vs. area limits hindered wire plan tech and that a new method will let a model operate, promising rapid progress.
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Allen
Douglas Clai
Diapateh
Fea
Alen
Dr Ferguson Recovers From Injury At Asylum
Dr Jay Ferew, superintendent at the Asi Iona asylum, reports Dr Ferguson has fully recovered from a head injury after being struck by an inmate. Ferguson plans a brief visit to Wellington, Kansas, then Phoenix. A prior incident caused necrotic bleeding at the brain. Senator Guggenheim proposed an amendment to raise the surveyor’s salary in the appropriation bill.
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Asi
Iona Asylum
Seog Kate Ana
Jay Ferew Lam
Wellington
Kaw
Phoenix
Ferguson
Aehovel
Guggenheim
Colorado
Roosevelt Signals Support in New Mexico Visit
Fragmentary notes describe President Roosevelt discussing state matters with officials and residents in New Mexico. The record hints at approval of policies and coordination with local leaders, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
Salton Sea Receding as Scientists Study Lower Waters
Scientists from the Desert Laboratory report the Salton Sea level has fallen about forty inches since earlier explorations. They note ongoing expeditions near the sea and nearby Moros and Tretea stations aim to map past vegetation loss and desert encroachment tied to the retreat.
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Adona Devert Laboratory
Salton Sea
Moros
Tretia
Rights in Mexico and a King's Man Dies in Sudden Circumstance
The article notes American citizens in Mexico and their rights under a state test in Guadalajara. It also reports the death of Nick Kerzen, a Kingman figure, who fell ill after drinking a quantity of liquor while on a sweep. His body was shipped to Wisconsin for burial.
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Guadalajars
Ty Cyrus H. Murphy
Lares
Mexico
United States
Eithtone
Nick
Kerzen
Kingman
Tody
Rae
Wisconsin
Burl
Attempted arson at Tombstone ends with arrest of Mickey Welsh
Early morning near a Tombstone saloon a fire was started in the rear of a business block. Constable Kelly spotted an incendiary blaze, contained it, and detained Mike Welsh known as Mickey. Welsh faces arson charges after a preliminary examination before Judge McFarland.
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Mike
Knisen
Mickey
Kelly
Kelly Wee
Alb
Parpade
Mezatet
Areon
Hite
Mike Welsh
Tombatons
McFarland
Norrow
Proposal for Tombstone County Poor Farm Conversion
Local citizens press the Cochise County Board of Supervisors to unite the county hospital lands with adjacent property to create a combined hospital and poor farm with minimal outlay. Proponents cite climate fertility and taxpayer savings as key benefits while noting several land and water rights proposals ranging from twenty to fifty thousand dollars. Separately, Hoge Richardsen of Prescott sues John Nite in Maricopa County district court for seventy six thousand dollars on promissory notes, signaling the possible winding up of affairs at the territorial capital.
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Cochise County
Hoge Richardean
Prescott
District Court
Maricopa County
John Nite
Rom Piernix
Local Social Notes and Visit Highlights from Tombstone
Mrs Alfred Paul returns home after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs G W Swain. Edna Nevin leaves for Dirvgtas. Mrs George Porter visits from city. Mrs Wm Edwardes of Risstone plans a short stay. Harlan of the Bistee Arizona Jet & Copper Co visits Tombstone. Yate Goldbaum of San Francisco on a business trip. Captain Jos Snell and wife of Hancock Michigan visit with Charles Vicetti. Protection Hose Co ball set for March 17 with firemen as hosts. Mrs WW Staupton to Naccuati on a visit. Attorney Fen Goodrich discusses a trip to Jo F Bradstoun in Beeyas City. Colline last seen in Phoenix. inquiring sister Mrs ue McLaughlin of Kansas City Kansas.
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Alfred Paul
Parente
G. W Swain
Edna Nevin
Todey
Ety
Feiente Fatess
Jos Snell
Hancock
Michigan
Charles Vircetti
St. Patrick’s Day
Eure
WW. F. Staupton
Naccuati
Fsiends
Tyan
Dean
Fen Goodrich
Four Chinamen Escape After Deportation Effort
A San Francisco dispatch reports four Chinese men deported from Arizona and El Paso escaped from a deputy U S marshal today and remain at large. Five were in the group but one eluded capture. Searches focused near Third and Market Streets with no success. The others were slated to depart on a later Korea voyage.
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San Francisco
Arizona
el Paso
U.S
Korea
Three-Legged Mexican Youth Exhibit Stirs Town
A local Spanish paper reports Ignacio Parry, a 16 year old three legged boy from Mascots town in the western state, traveling with his parents en route to Mexico City for an exhibition. He claims his deformity aligns with his father’s described spinal appendix nearly three feet long, tied around his waist during travel.
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A. Guagalajers
Ignacio Parry
Mexico City
Geom
Warning Notice From Leadville Mining Co Arizona 1907
Warning notice issued to John Dougie Gray and assigns under an option from Leadville Mining Co lists lode mining claims including Leadville Gray Mute Copper Bug Western Belle among others in Cochise County Arizona. Company states it will not perform work and debts are outstanding. Notice dated Pearce Arizona July 22 1907 with first publication July 25 1907.
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John Dougie Gray
Lare
Leadville Mining Company
Leadville Gray Mute
Copper Bug
Western Belle
Turquoise King
Maid of Sunshine
King Volomon
Northern Light
Winchester
West Side
York Charleston
Baltamore
Weeu
Ommopolitan
Compro
Victoria
Wonder Miami
Trey
Turquoi
Cochine
Arizone
Leeds
Debst
Leadville Mining CO
Horses Provident
Pearce
Arizona
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WM. Hattich
Hughes
Taft
Turkey
N. M
Dr. Ferguson
Roosevelt
Cary
Keverner Cure
Antresey
Batre
Kane
Cangrees
Holt
Aruna
Tor
George Porter
Stew Daye
WM. Edwarde
Ristone
Mo. Harlan
The
Bistee-Arizona Jet & Copper Company
Yate Goldbaum
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