Arizona in a Better Country to Live In
Monday's Daily reports Agent Harrington's brief town visit and Emory Butler returning from Colorado. It notes a San Juan de Hoclilla grant deed to Phoebe Hearat recorded, MH warning claim location recorded, and Dr. and Mrs. Huse returning from California with Mrs. Huse reportedly recovered from injuries.
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Emory Butler
Colorado
Arizona
San Juan de Hoquilla
J. Hill Howard
Phoebe ‘Hearat
Mexicans Suspected in Silver City Hold Up Killings
Three Mexicans were captured after a hold up near Stein’s Place and Brandt’s store. A wagon pursuit to Silver City ended with one man surrendering and two others fleeing. shots were fired, a guard wounded, and authorities scoured for the killers heading toward Sonora.
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Sheri Scott White
Howie
Reynolds
Kid Machie
Riverrite
Mr. White
Stein's Pare
Brandt
Seriats
J.P. Ownby
Silver City
Prinoners
Ownby
Owalys
Weixing
Schutz
Ovenby
Sonora
Mamnizex
Anale
Sena
Schuts
Anala
Sean
Ballard Street
Court actions and weather wrap up local docket
At court this morning several defendants faced pleas with A Ruiz admitting guilt on three charges and receiving six years in prison for the crimes. The court heard controversial arguments from Attorney Jul and others regarding the taxpayers. The Territory case of Turner et al. moved on as Allen English objected to the indictment due to juror count. Corby was found not guilty in a separate matter. Dragoon station reported heavy rainfall and hail with a total purge measurement. A Dagger tramp burglarized Bowie Station cafe, stealing $100, later apprehended and released. the money’s return remains unclear.
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Aygernet Sam
A. May
A Ruiz
Jul
Barros
Yuma
Tom Marshall
Veryall
Turner Et
Allen English
Corby
Dragoon Station
Thehail
Bowie Station
San Simon
Jail Fire Alarm Near Benson Jailhouse Disaster
Deputy Bri on Toberte telegrammed ACN Gray constable to arrest Ramon Altamariano. A jail fire broke out near the cell as the constable arrested the man. Firefighters saved life and bedding destroyed the corner cell area. Damages estimated at about $59.
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ACN
Gray
Benson
Bri
Toberte
Ramon Altamariano
Hhis
Me Knew 4 Fall and San Francisco trial testimony
The passage reports on Fall and his old man Rippey on trial in San Francisco for the shooting of John W. Mackay. It details Fall’s self‑narration starting in 1849, his connections to Juba Fall and Maryeville, and notes Willcox residence and Soto’s whereabouts in Tombstone. It also mentions Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a travel aid against sickness.
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Kippey
San Francisco
John W. Mackay
California
Juba
Fall
Maryeville
Rippey
Young Fall
John C. Fall
Willcox
P. B. Soto
Tombstone
The
Grand Cry
Mr. Fall
Soto
Mr. Pall
Ohio
Mississippi
Mexico's Money and Mining Laws Spark Export Decline
The Acuro aericano in Mexico City criticizes the export of silver as government taxes rise. It cites an 8.28 percent drop in six months of the 1892 95 period and warns the stamp tax on silver and gold will further curb mining output, threatening national wealth.
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Ex Acuro Aericano
City of
Mexico
Treasury Department of Mexico
Divorce Decree and Guardian Ad Litem Appointed
In a late afternoon session the two McGuirk cases were taken under advisement. B W Tickenor was appointed guardian ad litem for the two infant plaintiffs. James Reilly represented the plaintiffs and CWm. Herring the defendant. Isabella Bacigalupi was granted a decree of divorce from Charles Bacigalupi and allowed to resume her maiden name.
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Yerrerun
Church Leaders Boost Funds as Ministers Return to Ministry
The archbishop of York pledges 5000 dollars annually to aid the diocesan fund aiding the poor. Ray Stevens II, once pastor at the Church of the Holy Trinity New York now in France, plans to resume ministry. John W. Caughey of Allegheny donates thousand to foreign and home missions and stock to relief. Strey Da Facher of Fifth Avenue Baptist urges a large Sunday contribution to convert heathen. The Cincinnati Post reports a Presbyterian ministers ballot on Briggs and Smith. 219 votes support the assembly’s inerrancy ruling.
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York
Ray
Stevmes II
Trixo
Church of the Holy Trinity
New York
Marns
France
Fii
John W. Caughey
Allegheny
Foreign and Home Missions
Board of Missions
Freemen
Board of Relief
New York Steam Company
Strey
da Facher
Fifth Avenue
Tur Cincinnati Post
Briggs
Smith
General Assembly
Massachussetts Library Density and Notable Book News
The piece notes Massachusetts has one library per 4000 residents and about a book and a half per person. It mentions rare holdings at Dow, Mran Co, including a 1734 New England primer and Poe’s Tamerlane. It also cites Mrs Astor’s high purchasing power and Mrs Victoria Woodhull’s London lecture on women’s rights.
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Massachesetts
Philadelphia
Lament Srrsenn
Hin
Dow, Mran& Co
New England
Tonnyen
Guttenburg
Wynte'n de Woode
Edwant Everett
Andrew Peabody
Cambridge
Mus Manta Fanter-tttons
Charlotteville
The Poultry Yard and Farming Notes from Abroad
The column discusses poultry care with cost caution and lice prevention, recommending salt wash renovations and varied feed to boost breeding. It also reports on foreign farming trends with Argentina butter exports to England, phylloxera in Spain, and South American cattle imports to Hamburg and Bremen. A consignment of Victoria grapes to London is noted.
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Posable
Farm Journal
England
Spain
Hamburg
Bremen
South America
Victoria
Lonton
Heavy cattle shipments continue from this point
Heavy shipments of cattle leave for pasture land in Kansas and Colorado with an average of 100 head daily over the past two weeks. Demand greatly exceeds supply as over 1000 cars have been ordered since the month’s start and nearly 500 for points along the B P. All cattle are in fine condition and owners report good profits.
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Tne
Veming Menangne
Kansas
Colorado
Eara
Sante
Pointe Slong
Wall Street banks suspend as cash strain hits loans
Across several cities banks halted operations or withdrew deposits due to tight money and slow collections. Edlwardabury loans closed with notes saying suspensions temporary, while Kiscamee City Bank did not open. Reports cite firm liabilities, unsettled assets, and looming judicial actions as markets react to credit stress.
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Wat Ors
Kissane
Kiscamee
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