Republican Rally at Schieffelin Hall in Tombstone
A large Republican gathering at Schieffelin Hall featured Hon. W. F. Cooper and ex governor J. W. Giddings among speakers and attendees. Giddings urged anti joint statehood while Cooper defended party lines and concluded with anecdotes before leaving for Clifton.
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Schieffelin Hall
W. F. Cooper
G.O. P
Arizona
J. W. Giddings
Michigan
R.A. Kirk
Republican County Central Committee
A. H. Gardner
George B. Wilcox
W. W. Bennett
A. H. Emanuel
G. J. McCabe
A.W. Wood
Jack White
Chas, Hicks
H.E. Berner
J. A. Rockfellow
Giddings
Kirk
Wilcox
Cooper
Tombstone
One Week Remains in Local Election Fallout
Citizens face final ballots as political tension peaks with calls for unity after a whirlwind campaign. The piece notes local leaders and communities urging calm while voters prepare to cast decisive ballots.
Purely Political Pointers Presented in Cochise County
Democratic aspirants feel assured victory on November 6 as Cochise county suffragists decide nominations by selecting capable men for office. The present ticket is strong and endorsed across parties, with Marcus A. Smith slated to clarify any misconceptions on Wednesday evening.
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Cochise County
Stumpf to Lead Cochise County Public Schools
Monday’s Daily profiles Mr. Stumpf as a polished, capable reformer ready to modernize Cochise County public schools if elected county school superintendent. The piece praises his education zeal, character, and commitment to elevating local schooling standards.
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Stumpf
Young America
Aleas
Cochise
The Law Governing General Elections Proclamation
Governor Kibbey issues a proclamation to curb election fraud in Arizona. The law prohibits offering money or valuables to influence a voter's choice and forbids receiving gifts, loans, or employment tied to influencing votes before, during, or after elections.
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Kibbey
Arizona
Three Lowell Boys Sentenced to Industrial School
Judge Goodbedy today sentenced John Graham, Robert Graham, and Vernile White of Lowell to the Industrial School for three years each. At age about 12 they may be pardoned after months of good behavior if their fathers consent. The boys, motherless, lack parental care while their fathers work, and authorities intervened due to mischief.
St Pauls Guild Meet At Walker Residence Wednesday
The St Pauls Guild will meet at Mrs Mark Walker's residence at 2 30 PM on Wednesday. Miss Winnie Thieme has returned from Los Angeles and will spend the winter there as guest of her sister Mrs Charles A Wallace. Mescallins returned to his home in Dougl after a few days in this city. B Gage president of the TC M company with General Manager Staunton left for Phoenix. AN Gage secretary of the TC M company went to Silver Bell on mining business. Mrs M E Fly returned from an extended visit to California. Court had little business today no cases set for trial. Gus Jenson sentenced to one year in the penitentiary was taken to Yuma by Deputy Bennett. Clerk Howe fins returned from a business trip to Willcox.
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Frank W. Goodbody
Cochise County
Bailey
Winnie Thieme
Los Angeles
Mra
Charles A. Wallace
AN Gage
TC M Company
Silver Bell
M E Fly
California
Gus Jenson
Yuma
Bennett
Arizona Horses For Hawaiian Islands
Charles Stevens sold four Arizona horses for 2040 dollars to J H Parker a Californian buyer acting for a Honolulu resident. The racing colt Jane two years old won last year’s yearling trot and yesterday trotted a half mile in 0 38. She may race at the Territorial Fair. The sale highlights Arizona as a strong horse country.
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The
Phoenix Republican
Charles Stevens
Valley
J. H. Parker
Honolulu
Jane
Horace
Arizona
Ovation Tendered Hon. Mark A. Smith
Mark A Smith and the Democratic ticket attract large crowds in Benson and St David Arizona with praise for Smith s oratory. Voters express strong support predicting his return to Congress and a sweeping county win as campaigns ride a wave of endorsement. Smith and county candidates plan a Schieffelin Hall appearance tonight.
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Mark Smith
Benson and St. David
Cochise County
Congress
Smith
St. David
Benson and
Benson
Ainsworth
Cooper
Million Boxes a Year Pioneer Cascarets Candy Rise
A 1395 note touts Cascarets Candy as a popular laxative, calling it the best red licorice for bowels and noting widespread druggist availability despite unclear context or exact figures.
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Iethartic
Soc
District court clears criminal cases and sets dates
The district court convened to settle indictments from the grand jury. Defendants John Job Frank Hawkins RS Werley CE Simon CE Buster Alejandro Chavez Vicente Mendes Nacho Morillo Ver Farias and Francisco Gavarro had pleas and dates set for November 19 through 24. Gus Jensen received a one year sentence for second degree burglary. A banking recovery case involving Mary Gee’s estate was deferred pending ownership disputes, with a jury trial requested. civil calendar to be called Wednesday.
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Frank Hawkins
RS Werley
CE Simon
CE Buster
Alejandro Chavez
Vicente Mendes
Feb Martinz
Nacho Morillo
Ver Farias
P Rapier
Francisco Gavarro
Gus Jensen
Yuma
Charles Bowman
First National Bank of Tombstone Et Ni
Mary Gee
H M Gee
Big Showings at Mexican Border Ports in 1906 Trade
Nogales Times reports 1906 Department of Commerce data show strong border port activity with exports of gold and silver to Mexico at 29.16 million and total exports 67.32 million for the year ending June 30. Imports from Mexico reach 50.97 million. major exports include coal, copper products, machinery, and cotton while imports feature coffee, copper goods, hides, india rubber, lead products, tobacco, and cabinet woods.
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Mexico
Bisbee Chamber Blacklists Forty Insurance Firms
The Bisbee chamber of commerce lists forty insurance companies, called six bit concerns, as blacklisted for failing to pay San Francisco losses dollar for dollar. Bisbee agents handling these Welch ing firms are returning their books and canceling business.
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Bisbee Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Bisbee
Welching
Union Services Next Sunday at Methodist Church
A union service at the Methodist church is planned for next Sunday at 7:00 p.m. to hear Mr. Gibson of the YMCA report on the recent Arizona convention held at Douglas. The movement aims to organize across Arizona and Tombstone should be in line. men are especially invited but all are welcome for a report of general interest.
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Cochise County
Phoenix
Arizona
Methodist Church
Gibson
Ymc.a
Douglas
Tombstone
Sonora orange season opens with shipments to Canada
The Nogales Times reports the Sonora orange season begins with four cars sent to Canada and three more entering Nogales in bond for the same destination. Historically 100 to 300 cars are shipped each season to U S and Canadian buyers, making oranges a notable Mexican export. This year’s crop is earlier due to low rainfall, but orchard expansion suggests output will exceed prior years. The fruit is small and green but palatable, and citrus fruit will be a significant bonded export through the port.
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Nogales
Sonora
Canad
United States
Lamb Missing: Mary Searched With No Advertisements
In a short verse a girl named Mary tears up after failing to find a lamb she could not advertise. The piece ends with a quiet note on missed help and the lamb’s absence.
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Mary
Assay Company Ad Offers Mail Samples and Prices
Reliable Assays advertises Gold 75 Cents, Gold and Silver 1.00, Lead 7 cents, and Gold Silver Copper 1.50. It invites samples by mail with prompt attention and buys placer gold retort and rich ores. Sends free mailing envelopes and price list from Ccapsm Assay Co. 1536 Court Place Denver Colorado.
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Ccpsm Assay Co
Court Place
Denver
Colo
Beware fake Cascarets and Cathartics from substitutes
Get What You Ask For warns customers to demand Genuine tablets stamped C C and not accept bulk or substitutor products. The notice cautions against fraud and urges buyers to avoid counterfeit versions sold by questionable druggists.
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C. C
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