Decision in damage case settles for twelve thousand dollars
A Phoenix dispatch reports a damage suit against Hay Consolidated Copper by relatives of workers killed in a line explosion at the Mie railroad. The case settles today by stipulation with $12,000 paid to four of seven or eight estates. James Griffin’s mother will receive $4,000 as administrator of James Griffin’s estate. Other awards include $4,000 to E Cleveland, administrator of KP Coleman, $260 to Edgar Lyall, administrator of Henry M Lyall, and $250 to William H Freeland's estate, noting Lyall’s Coch county connection.
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Phoenix
Hay Consolidated Copper Company
Mie
Fole Lowe
James Griffin
F Cleveland
KP Coleman
Notice of Bankrupt Sale at Johnsitt Arizona
Bankruptcy sale notices bids invited for stock and mining interests at a warehouse in Johnsitt Arizona. Inventory on file in McFarland and a referee in bankruptcy will review bids with terms and reserve. Public notice dated March 14, listing parcels including Bewxck Copp stock and Keystone Copy r stock with par values.
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Hercy Sive
Hersert S. Ween
Gentral Merchancwan
Johnsitt
Arizaca
McFarland
Keystone
Wilders
A.n
Tintweens
Marca
E. H. Keeves
Insurrecto Band Robs Express Train Near Navarro
A group described as the Insurrecto Band robbed an express train north of Navarro near Fiat station on Monday. They surrounded the train, demanded admittance to search for arms, and reportedly found ammunition or arms after entering several coaches. Passengers were relieved of their weapons as the band moved through the cars.
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Fiat
Navarro
Express Gourd
Battle Not Federal Victory Claims Over Le Colorado Action
A disputed report says the Wednesday clash at Le Colorado was not a federal victory. Rebels allegedly repelled a federal assault on a hill, with heavy long range fire and a retreat followed by the rebels abandoning the position. Proceedings remain unclear as authorities assess which side held the fort.
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la Colorado
India
King
Foren
le Colorado
Sunday Church Services in Tombstone Highlight Week
Sunday School at 10:00 with BH Weeves leading. Morning sermon at 11:00 on Dying Business for Christ. Evening sermon at 7:00 with Do Good Business for the Devil and a theme about Minas in the United States West. Rev HA Dex and Rev W. Mernen invite all.
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Weeves
Minas
United States
Mise Rowe Walker
Valley of
Hurasligtion
Jesus
HA. Dex
Worthy Arizona figure visits, Gus Heyman honored
Gus Heyman arrives in town and is named commissioner of the Arizona Pioneers' Home. He previously equipped a room there and started a library drive with Wells Fargo to ship books free to the Home. He invites Tombstonites and Arizonans to donate books and magazines, with donor records kept in Prescott.
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Gus Heyman
Welle-Fargo & Company
Heyman
Prescott
New Cases Filed in County Court for Damages and Estate Matters
In Douglas a suit by NL Kyserson against The First National Bank seeks damages of 4100. An Estero case sets April 10 for settlement of accounts and a hearing on petitions. Estate and guardianship of Ben Louise and Frank Edward Rand minors includes an order of sale of Bisbee real estate at private sale after due notice. Appraisers named WJ White O M Canth and Dennis Swoomy named.
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NL Kyserson
Firet National Bank of
Douglas
Damtee
Estero
Kittie Baum
Ben, Louise
Frank Edward Rand
Bisbee
WJ White
O M Canth
Dennis Swoomy
Cochise Marble Deposits Contested Near Bowie
A case before United States Commissioner Albert Mc Semes concerns valuable white marble holdings known as White Marble Mine, claimed to become a major enterprise if developed, with testimony from involved parties about the property located southwest of Bowie.
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Uivoisine
Muernle
Bowie
United States
Albert Mc Semes
Ougles
Cerdines
Contested Property Case Details Reveal High Machinery Value
Fragmentary account indicates a legal contest over forest property with 290 pages of testimony. It mentions $25,000 for machinery installed on the property and notes marble quality and high finish. A rare ore supplement suggests value of 1300 per load.
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Teoma
Present Incumbent Unanimously Elected
The school election was held today with polls open from 4 to 7. There were no contests, light vote cast, and Henry was unanimously elected to a school trustees seat. Mrs James McHugh and Mr Harry Daly visited. Mrs Daly will stay with her parents for a fortnight. W Gilmore returned from Phoenix with notes on political developments.
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Vel
Henry
Aaa
James McHugh
Harry Daly
Biebee
Daly
Gilmore
Phoenix
Arizona News of Interest Chronicle Mix of Local Events
Territorial projects in Camp Verde move forward with a new bridge turnover to the board of control. Globe Health Commissioner Fox orders yard and street disinfection by March 31. Globe cooks, waiters form a labor mice to oppose Oriental food workers. Roosevelt Camp formed by Spanish-American war veterans in Phoenix after a Roosevelt celebration. Chief Levy of Yuma faces trial on charges of insult. Antonio Soto arrested in Nogales for entering the U.S. without inspection. Petition to remove Globe City Marshal Anderson over Shanley killing gains signatures. Williams brewery plans proceed with Los Angeles firm approval. Phoenix board turmoil ends briefly as Anti-Saloon League member ejected, later a scuffle with District Attorney Bollard. EdSH Reeves ships chick feed and poultry supplies from Colton California.
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Verde River
Camp Verde
Te Board of Control
Masonic Valley Bridge and Iron Company
Globe Health
Fox
A Case of Rebel Cruelty Details from Rodeo Ranch
Douglas received details of a violent clash at Rodeo ranch involving Cabral insurrectos and Mexican government supporters. An old soldier refused to pledge loyalty to the Madero cause and was executed after writing a farewell to his family. Two officers were killed, wounded soldiers spared, and taken to a hospital at the Transvaal Mining company campus. Cabral then traveled toward Banamichi and the Bonora river toward Here mosillo.
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Rodeo Ranch
Douglas
Bia Namie
Cabral
Aguiano
Ony
Rete
Madero
Teo
Transvaal Mining Company
Banamichi Cabral
Bonora
Heremosillo
Trials of a Tax Assessor on Rough Auto Run
County Tax Collector C BR Howe on his annual inspection round faced a mishap near Dos Cabezas when his auto rolled off Mascot Canyon after he left the brake unengaged. The crash caused limited damage and the tax collector escaped serious injury, though repairs to his buggy were noted as necessary.
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C. BR. Howe
Dos Cabezas
Mascot Canyon
Remarkable Kansas family of nineteen children
A Kansas City clipping reports Frank Sett and his wife Mrs. Scott raising 19 children, thirteen living under five. Five sets are twins or triplets, ages from birth to four. The family traveled by train on one mother’s ticket with thirteen children, all under five, accompanying trips naming Ashoell Archer Austin and others.
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Kansas City Journal
Highland Kannas
Frank Sett
Scott
Amen
Ashoell
Archer
Austin
Arthur
Arnold
Allan
Almon
Sibin
Albert
Albion
Adolph
Abel
Abser
Quote from Theodore Roosevelt on coming in and fighting
A fragmentary quotation attributes a statement to Theodore Roosevelt about entering a struggle and making a fight under a constitution. The text presents a political or rhetorical line without clear context or event details.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Former Tombstoner Weds at Tempe
A wedding notice reports Dan Cupyt, a former Tombstone youth now living in Tempe, as groom to Mies May Alice Kimball of Tempe and George Brown of Tempe. The ceremony took place yesterday at St Marys with Rev Father Severin officiating. The couple then dined with the bride’s mother Mrs F K Reed and left by evening train for a honeymoon lasting several weeks. They will reside in Tombos.
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The
Phoenix Democrat
Tombstone
Dent
Tempe
Dan Cupyt
Mies May
Alice Kimball
F.K. Reed
Tormos
Huser Plans Talks With F M Murphy On Copper Properties
RS Have, vice president of the Development Company of America, and attorney Ken Goodrich left yesterday for Imperial Copper Company's properties at Silverbell and Sasco. From Silverbell, Huser will travel to Prescott to meet President Frank Murphy arriving from the east.
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Development Company of America
Ken Goodrich
Imperial Copper Company
Silverbell
Sasco
Huse
Prescott
Frank Murphy
U S Inquires About Agua Prieta Battle
The state department orders consular officials in Chihuahua City and Nogales to investigate reports that four Americans have been sentenced to death in Chihuahua state and four others at Agua Prieta for taking part in the insurrection. Names reported executed include John Dignowitty and three others in Chihuahua. Adams, Young, Howart and Shangley said to be executed at Agua Prieta.
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Washington
State Department
Chushus City
Nogales
Chihuabos
Agua Prieta
John Dignowitty
Chihuabus
Adams, Young, Howart
Shangley
Aguabes
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Cochise County
Dr.prices Baking
Alam
Prof
Schweitzer
State Univ
Epworth Teague
Axon
Win Cavanagh
Supt
Fev. W
Arizona Pioneer Home
Rnaware Cou
Cochise
Arizona
Prospector
Restaurate
Globe
Roosevelt Camp
Rough Riders
Henry Levy
Yuma
James Quick
Semsult
Quick
Antonio Soto
Soro
Anderson
George Shanley
Williams
Mater Brewing Company of
Los Angles
Los Angeles
Iygin
Ineipi
Board of Supervisors
Phenix
W.M. Burke
Anti-Saloon League
J W. Canning
Bollard
Edsh
Reeves
Colton
Calif
C.R. Howe
Huser
F. M. Murphy
U. S
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