Divorce Granted After Hearing In Hutton Case
The court granted a decree of divorce to Florence Hutton from William Hutton after hearing multiple witnesses. In another matter, Judge Dean handled a juvenile case involving Barab Dockerty, with the mother as principal witness, and ordered commitment to the industrial school at Benson.
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Florence Hutton
William Hutton
Aother
Dean
Barab Dockerty
Anoie Dockerty
Witnes
Benson
Relugio Eccinos
Hereford
Territory
Claude Williams
Anastacio Holguire
Asaault
Territorial
Florence
Anna M Hail Ve
Walter M Hall
Bisbes
Jesus Ortegs
Guldilope Martinez
Moonlit May Welcomes Tombstone Stockmen And Town
The Cochise stockmen enjoy strong profits this year as Tombstone revels in beautiful moonlit nights. May nights are described as simply glorious with pleasant skies and thriving prosperity for local residents.
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Cochise
Earth
Tombstone
Arizona's Constitution Draws National Attention
The advertising by Arizona's progressive constitution is praised as invaluable, making the territory widely known. The Rough Riders helped put Arizona on the map, and the constitution is hailed as a second declaration of independence drawing global interest.
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Arizona
Rough Riders
Death of Officer Trask in Benson Tragedy
Constable Frank Trask was killed in Benson with no witnesses the death mourned by many. The assailant was wounded by the officer during the arrest and remains in hospital. Preliminary hearing expected to reveal full aging details.
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Frank Trask
Benson
Cochise County Telephone Companies earnings report 1910
The report details gross earnings of Arizona telephone, telegraph, and express firms for 1910 for assessment by the territorial auditor. Arizona totals: Telephone 254,239.88. Telegraph 89,130.14. Express 79,915.31. overall 973,094.33. Cochise County firms listed include Adams Tel Co Wilcox 1,600.00. Bisbee Imp Co Bisbee 9,062.15. Chiricahua Co Paradise 1,985. Courtland Co Courtland 3,577.36. Douglasimp Co Douglas 5,802.24. Rites Tel Co Do Caberne 1,200. Tombstone Tel Co Tombstone 6,419.30. Tri-State Tel Co bites and Douglas 26,472.29.
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Arizona
Bee
Territorial
Cochise County
Adams Tel. Co
Wilcox
Bisbee Imp. Co
Bisbee
Chiricabus Co
Paradise
Courtland Co
Courtland
Douglasimp. Co
Douglas
Rites Tel. Co
Western Union and Welle Farge & Co Receipts Report
Western Union receipts totaled 37501.38 dollars and Welle Farge & Co receipts reached 877505.52 dollars in the financial record.
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Western Union
Welle Farge & Co
Believed Madero Will March to Mexico City
Reports from government sources indicate the fall of Juárez, with likely movement by Madero toward Mexico City. He aims to seize path towns that resist, though ammunition shortages pose a major obstacle. Recognition of his belligerency tops his diplomatic agenda via Signor Vasconcel.
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Madero
Mexico City
Juarea
Vasconcel
Junta
Tere
State Department
Statehood Outlook By June 1st
Arizona and New Mexico may be admitted to statehood by June 1 as House votes likely to push the joint resolution to the Senate. George W. Hunt, back from Washington, predicts rapid action unless Canadian reciprocity and the freeeket bill delay proceedings. The resolution outlines recall provisions and resubmission on judiciary recall with election of state officers pending presidential proclamation.
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Arizons
George W. Hunt
Warhington
National
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Hunt
Daily Globe
Senate
Washington
Eugene Beady O'Seill
Congress
Arizone
Shali
New Mexica
Yaqui Indians Plan Seminary South of Tucson
Yaqui Indians move to establish a Presbyterian seminary just south of Tucson to train missionaries for work among their tribesmen. After months of consideration and publicity, Taccon’s site was chosen over Douglas and Phoenix as the likely location for the new school opening next fall.
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Tucson
Taccon
Douglas
Phoenix
Indian Seminary Proposal Near Tucson Report
A newsletter claims Hermonilo in Roners state capitol is to host an Indian seminary near Tucson with 850 Yaqui Indians surrounding the area. The report says Indians halted a train, seized 500 Mauser rifles and 2,000 rounds of ammunition, then ate the teleg. Only 300 federal troops are said to be in Hermenius under Colonel Pedro Ogeds.
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Hermonilo
Roners
el Paso Santa
Hermenius
Pedro Ogeds
Fromy's Daily Williste Prindeville visitors and events
News in Tombstone and surrounding areas details residents visiting from Cauanes and Bisbee, arming for legal matters, funerals, and family announcements. Curtis Robereon and Robert White return home, Temple plans loom for Tempe and Thatcher, Manitou Copper to start work near Globe, Boy Scouts hike Reeves ranch, and local musicians the Tymielope Orchestra plan a Monday dance.
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Curtis Robereon
Robert White
Tombstone
Reeves’ Ranch
E. H. Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Reyes
Evening Pleasantly Spent In Cards
A dozen whist players from the county seat gathered at the Clodhopper's Retreat for a social evening. Alan Benedict won the championship after a tie ending with Sue and Givenlec tied for consolation. Ed Hicks won the booby prize. The Tombstone Mexican String Band serenaded and performed for the group as attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Rows, Mrs Stewart, Miss Buck, McPherson, Benedict, Hicks, Demarest, Boyd, Benedict, Hicke and felin.
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Sue
Givenlec
Allan Benedict
Ed Hicks
Tombstone
Mrs. Rows
Mra. Stewart
Buck
McPherson
Benedict
Hicks
Mesere Demarest
Boyd
Hicke
Felin
Rebels Establish Government at Agua Prieta
AGUA PRIETA Rebels organize a provisional government as they prepare for further actions. Local leaders and officers have begun coordinating administrations and public services amid ongoing unrest in the region.
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Agua Prieta
Fragmentary note on provisional government and business rules
Partial OCR fragment cites a provisional government, a land or business offer, and a constraint on travel or entry. It mentions proper offer and Lex or proluted to do business, with a rule forbidding others from entering the town during a period.
Advertising Brings Quick Results in Local Ads
The article reports a theft of a ledger and supplies from a gin room attic, with Ola Foster and Nellie Brande discovering the glare s and reporting it to the Gaders of the Det. The County Treasurer Hicks owned the property and offered a substantial reward for its recovery, as described in The Pursrecvon ad.
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Det
Mitts Ola Foster
Nellie Brande
Hicks
Che Sladere
Miss Birdie Entangled in Southwest Trouble
Birdie Carton captain of the Chi Ladies club faced arrest after leaving Arizona for Carrinas New Mexico. Authorities say she took a frong belonging to Lena Mooroe valued at £500 and denies the charge. Telegraphed from El Paso, Birdie will be returned to the catcher city as investigators trace her ball player departures across the Southwest.
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Birdie Carton
Chi Ladies
Bavewell Club
Cochise County
Etchiee
Birdie
Uoon
Arizona
Lena Mooroe
Indies
Carrinas
New Mexico
F Paso
Bistue
Chiricahua Teacher Dies Suddenly at Bernardin Station
Chiricahua educator Mrs. Chenowith, daughter of pioneer G. Chenowith, died Sunday after teaching at Bernardin Station until two weeks ago when the term closed. Widely known in southern Arizona educational circles, she had planned to finish the term at Chiricahua before her death. The Chiricahua Die district superintendent and school board clerk reported the loss.
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E H Stover
Arizona
G Chenowith
New Mexico
Stein's Pass
Cabral Threatens Cananea Stand as Forces Fortify
Cabral threatens Cananea with attack if it does not surrender. He sent a note to the Cananea commander arguing for surrender to avert violence, but the commander refused. Soldiers worked all day to throw up intrenchments and dig in.
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Cananea
Cabral
Juarez Casualties Reported Amid War Updates
In a War Department report Colonel Steever says Juarez death and injury toll stands at 307, though exact numbers may never be known. He notes General Navarro surrendered to rebels with 450 men. The Apache County fruit crops escaped the recent cold spell without damage.
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Washington, D.C
War Department
Steever
el Paso
Navarro
Apache County
New Mexico Statehood Move Shot Through Congress
A report from the committee on territorial motion urges statehood for New Mexico. Debate on amendments and a final vote are planned, with the senate to convene for a directive election and related business this afternoon.
New Cases Filed In Both Courts
District Court records show divorce action filed by Voter P Calvert and Grace Edna. Estate matters include appointing May Today for settlement of account and related hearings in the estate of A A Merkkaned. Minor child Mauk referenced with estate real property to Warren. Divorces, appointments, appraisers, and probate orders noted across cases including Walter J Lewis and George Stewart.
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Vaughn
Phoenix
C Teoks
Maricops
Jobe Bright
Courtland
Frank Bauer
Lowell
Tomintone
District Court
Toro Paaoanen
Joraly Heal Mauk
Clara F Mauk
Witew
Weil
Mauk
Warren
Irene Evotor Neville
Douglas Nistretor
Ely Aptive
Divon Graham
Amanda Gouin
Walters
J M
Ap m
Tate
Pail
Jeof Walter J Lewis
Ape Vil Marks
George Stewart
Territorial items condensed from a local report
A copper mining operation by Copper Gulf Company moves to new ground, needing four dozen workers to free a lodged traction unit. A Tempe resident was shot by a Mexican while near Humboldt, Yavapai County. United States intervention in Mexico is warned against by AH Hill of Agnes Clientes. A smallpox epidemic in the city is believed ended, with fleas blamed for spread.
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Copper Gulf Company
White
Presser
Ted
Los Angeles
Tal Grimsley
New Par Gold Mining Company
Tempe
United States
Mexico
AH Hill
Agnes Clientes
Me Hill
Cartier
Mwa Ih
Fies
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Jobo
Tex
Ilegal
Prawissa
Ed Carlgcove
Commonwealth Mining Company
Escinos
Refugio Eneinos
Ricardo Garcia
Tria
O Rhodes F Thompson
Harry Smith
PC Ward
James Walker
Sam Campbell
John D
William Corbett Herman Hemeeth
Jan B Riley
Archie Chisholm Thomas L Taylor
Ands Mary Jones
Thamas Wallace Jones
Jedige Dean
Willisns
Udendsot
Williaas
Jesus Oriegs
Guadalupe Martner
Refugio Encinos
Lease Gofroth
Gofroth
Oliver L Whiting
Old County Hospital
Tormbstone
Domingo Canales
Ae Eault
Aurelia Arment
Lomeli
AJ Fairclough
Janes McHugh
Tanne Landers
Paul Murphy
George Hans
Curtie Thomas Langston
FD Lane
Elias Summer
HR Nash OW
H Marie Sam Campbell
Jude Dean
Bernard Mater
Priser
Heaton
Merchal Will White
Fred Satter
Biehes
Annie Dockerty
Tomtstone
Earl D. Haavmock
Tombetone
Francis Schuler
Sulphur Spring Valley
Op 4
Schuler
Keosaeate
George Fisher
Fred Listner
Bisbee Op
Robert Newton Booker
Mary Mabel Latta
Tormbetone
Grace Hicks
L. Efwundeon
Bieber
Statehood
Officer Trask
Cochise County Telephone Companies
Fromy's Daily
Williste Prindeville
Cauanes
Tie
W.E. Davie
Binher
Armvel Ofarow
Sod
Oboney
San Keane Cireo
Forest Ranger
Jones
Dragoon Mountains
Mr Jones
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Lauramer
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Ray
Sneed
Berner
Board of Supervisors
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Thatcher Bar
Manitou Copper Company ii
Five Pointe Sine
Globe
Tymielope
Miss Birdie
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Committee On Termotis
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Phodaeh Count
Louie
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