Many Cases Set for Next Month in Arraigned Court
A large number of criminal cases were set for trial with all prisoners arraigned. The morning session listed dates from June 5th to 21st, with court adjournment to Tuesday at 3:04 PM and a three‑week work ahead for jurors. Demurrers and pleas were addressed in several cases including Ryan vs Iyans and Sullivan and Whitten.
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Terre Sullivan
Whitten
Char Coleman
Jane Sth
Ailus Court
Sersion Haring
Church Services And Memorial Day Observances
The local churches list Sunday services at Congregational, Methodist, Sacred Heart, and others. Memorial Day patriotic services with children and Bishop Kendrick confirm in the evening. Epworth League and prayer meetings scheduled. Sunday School times noted.
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Srvices Ae Usuel
Hoa Om
Sp. m
IL O
Kendrick
Sharon
Epworth League
Wemeday
Sacred Heart
Memorial Services Schedule Clarified for Monday
Memorial services will be held on Monday at the cemetery under the auspices of the GA. Additional services on Sunday and the day after will precede the burial, with the march to the cemetery starting at 10 am from corner SH and Alien.
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GA Ko
Corner Sh
Alien
A Reward for the Old Pioneer: A Soldier’s Departures
A nostalgic tribute laments the passing of a noble old soldier as the frontier era closes. It reflects on hardship endured, the long road behind, and the reward now whispered as the pioneers fade beyond the great divide.
Unfortunate Citizen Committed After Probate Court Exam
In probate court yesterday Hugh Rowe was committed to the asylum after examination by a commission. He imagines persecution and believes enemies pursue him. Rowe hails from Paradive and was taken to the asylum this morning by Sheriff White.
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Hugh Rowe
Rowe
Paradive
Aeylaro
Sherif
White
Courts and Probate Notices Herein Include Divorces and Estates
In the courts district court case no S671 Jobe G Smith versus Zede and Frank McCary for debt. Suit no 6008 against TS Caswell and Emily A Caswell ends in judgment. Decree of divorce granted. Probate court notes amended order of sale of real estate in the estate of Robert J Winders. Order appointing day for bearing for letters of administration in the estate of DS Smith.
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Jobe G Smith
Bath
Robert J Winders
DS Smith
Acknowledgment to Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
The piece lauds the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company as Tombstone's best friend guiding the camp's rehabilitation and prosperity. It notes gratitude for the company and its leadership while cautioning against ingratitude. Also promotes Bege Laxative Cough syrup as a pleasant, effective remedy for colds in children.
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Tombstone
Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company
Frank Yeole
Territorial items of interest in the Eureka district
Final payment has been made by W T Hook of Los Angeles for the Lawler group of mining claims in the Eureka district. The Mount Tritle Copper company of Yavapai county is in bankruptcy. A Mexican believed guilty of dynamiting a Chinese regiment at Jerome has been bound over to the grand jury. Ninety carloads of ore have been shipped from Yavapai to markets since the first of the year. The International Light and Power company of Los Angeles is negotiating to erect a new gas plant in Douglas. The federal government has promised to equip the area. A run of 352.60 was raised by Phoenix students for Tag Day to fund public sanitary drinking fountains. The sugar beet crop weigh-in tipped scales at 1134 pounds each. An appeal is made to repeal the Open Front ordinance, but action remains unchanged. A price of 135 per acre was set by Judge Campbell in Tucson for land seized for western projects. Over eight thousand people saw John L. Sullivan in Phoenix last week.
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International Light & Power Company of
Los Angeles
Douglas
Pro
Aizone
Phoenix
Kotvoard
Campbell
Tucson
Woods Liver Medicine Promises Liver Regulation
Promotional blurb touts a liquid liver medicine by Frank Yape that claims to regulate the liver and relieve headaches, constipation, and stomach disorders. It asserts effects from the first dose for chills and fever and notes a $1 bottle containing twice the size of a standard bottle, with garbled supplementary phrases about other products.
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Woods
Frank Yape
Red Men Elect Big Chiefs In May Great Council
Red Men elects big chiefs for Tombstone and nearby camps as Great Council attendees return from Globe. Officers named include Morenci great chief H. E. Borner, Tombstone delegates, and several ward and guard positions. Memorial Day holidays pause regular sessions until Tuesday.
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Wentworth
HE. Berner
Globe
Great Council of the Red Men
Tombstone
Great Council
Tombetone
Red
Arizona Flag Day Observance Recalls American Flag History
Arizona marks Flag Day on June 14 recalling the flag's origins from the Mayflower era to Betsy Ross. The piece traces the evolution from colonial colors to the stars and stripes, noting symbolism of red for defiance, white for purity, and blue for justice. It also mentions early orders, including Washington's headquarters at Cambridge and Jones on the Alfred.
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Iece
Arizona
United States
England
Scotland
Fathers of the Republic
Bunker Hill
St. George
St Andrew
George Washington
Cambridge
Mase
John ‘Paul Jones
Alfred
Congress
Betsy Rows
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Jeorge Washington
Actins
India
Vermont
Inmates Taken To Yuma Penitentiary For Five Year Terms
Marechal Daniele Ie and Hadloran Novin were taken to Yuma Penitentiary this morning for enforced five year sentences. Ed leeman faced nervous strain amid trial. he improved and accompanied officers. Nolan showed similar nervousness yet wished to begin service, seeking to avoid further publicity.
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Marechal Daniele Ie
Yuma
Hadloran
Novin
Eddieman
Eddleman
Nolan
Exposition Opens On Tuesday In Seattle
Seattle Wash 28 The diagonals of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition were closed to visitors today and will remain closed until the midal opening of the fair next Tuesday. Management opted to let workers resume with crowds kept away. Hotels will be taxed to capacity opening day with 10 000 rooms in private homes ready for overflow. Governors from Oregon Washington Idaho Utah and others expected among notable visitors. Streetcars rail lines to the grounds may prove strained. City charities safeguard visitors and merchants decorate streets with Welcome arches.
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Seattle
Wash
Mar
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Sty
Taft Heads to Pinneburg for Associated Western Yale Clubs Meeting
President Taft departs Washington for Pinneburg to attend the Associated Western Yale clubs meeting with Mrs Taft aboard the private car Olympia. He plans to stay in Pittsby over Sunday as guest of Mrs Taft's sister Mrs Thomas K Laughite, per official arrangements.
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Washington
Taft
Pinneburg
Associated
Western Yale Clubs
Olympia
Batt
Mishchitr
Pittsby
Thomas K. Laughite
Radiating Points From Tombstone
Radiating points from Tombstone show districts tributary to the town growing and prospering. Tombstone stands as mother to the industry while parent camp remains able to pace. Courtsad Meares Gleeson Dragoons and Wiretetones forge to the front as centers of restless prosperity.
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Tombstone
Courtiasd
Meares
Gleeson
Dragoons
Toratetone
Rchless
Governor Presents to Benson Graduates
Governor Gow Stonn visited Benson en route to Douglas and Bisbee, passing Fairbank today. He inspected the Industrial School in the evening and presented diplomas to eight graduates at Benson High School. A large delegation from Hibbes and Douglas met the Governor at Benson.
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Gow Stonn
Henson
Douglas and Bisbee
Fairbank
Benson
Setioond
Hisbes
Douglas
Bisbeeites to Sonora for Yaqui country work
Oscar Wagner, Harry Miller and Harry Trevie depart Sunday morning for the Yaqu country, about seventy-five miles southeast of the Magdalena district. They will conduct assessment, development and location work for themselves and other Bisbee residents. The trio plans a stay of three to four months. A small force of men will be put to work on a claim immediately.
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Oscar Wagner
Harry Miller
Harry Trevie
Magdalena
Expensive work underway by Republic Prop contractors
Messrs Harman and trown of the Arizona United times company, from the east, visited Benson and Los Angeles. They are advancing extensive work on Republic Prop travertines, placing orders with Southwestern Lumber for two cartloads of mining timbers and gathering other construction materials. Machinery is on the ground, with superintendent Will A. Robinson overseeing. The new railroad is in sight of the camp as work accelerates.
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Messrs
Ponder Will A. Robinson
Benson
Nevng
Notable track meet opens in Boston this week
In Boston on May 28 a major intercollegiate track and field championship opens, featuring a record field of runners, leapers and throwers. Officials expect strong performances across events as teams prepare for two days of competition at the Horwant Stadium.
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Boston
Mass
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Aris & Cole RR
Disaiie Ryan
Iyans
Cochise County
Pistricr Covat
W. T. Hook
Lawler Group
Ight
Eureke
Mount Tritle Copper Company
Yavapai County
Jerome
John L. Sullivan
Phoenia
Pinesalve
Karot Creeks
Ronson Seis Oistase
Wamparu
Fred Simimons
WE. Smith
Forest
AW. Mead
McCate
Great
Ae A. Benton
Hishew
Felix Levy
A. Wentworth
Cheate Field
Inanee
W. P. Mandon
I. He Knapp
George Howard
Board of Appeale
Fred Wilding
Hla. Drachane
C. A. Gildes
Yesterdy
Tormbatone
City OF Smoke
Sonora
Republic Prop
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