Tombstone Epitaph Records of Cochise County
County recorder filings show multiple real estate transfers in Douglas Warren and Benson areas plus mortgages and mortgages deeds. Names include Mary K Men Latiafaction, Daisy and J E Stone, Willie Skeels, Thomas Tate, Ada M Tadlock, Citizens Bank & Trust Co, and First National Bank of Tombstone among others.
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Hank
Douglas
Willie Skeels
Annie J Haven
Thomas Tate
York State
Warren MD
Malcolm Tadlnck
Ada M Tadlock
Douglas BB
Howard
Siaughiter
Douglas Willie
F T Wright
Dougine
Tate
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Warren
Mortgane
Louise Emerson
E J Jacksin
Charles E Johnson
Amos Marion
Chatile Molto HS Wien Etux
J J Wien Et Ux
Firet Nat Bank of Tombstone
Tive
New Stamp Issues Debut With Wide Denominations
The upcoming stamp issue will go on sale here featuring denominations of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15, 50 cents and $1. The 1 cent stamp bears Benjamin Franklin’s profile from Houdon’s bust, framed by identical borders with laurel leaves on each side. Stamps share the same size as previous issues.
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Benjamin Franklin
Houdon
Tombstone Visitors in Copper Queen Case Docket
Edward W. Land former Cochise DA arrives from Benson to testify in the Copper Queen back tax case. John Gleason visits from Willcox on court business. Walter Fife, ex assessor, also in Tombstone from Cananea for case references. Thanksgiving service at Congregational Church at 7:30 p.m with Rev Crouch preaching and a large choir. Mr W A Wagner to sing.
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Edward W. Land
Benson
Arizona Daily
John Gleason
Willcox
Walter Fife
Cochise County
Cananes
Crouch
W. A. Wagner
Tombstone hosts visiting educators and comet sighting
Tombstone welcomes educators including Prof Gillan and KC Babcock for institute talks at Schieffelin Hall while La Rita store hosts a public school exhibit. Haley’s Comet is visible around 2 a.m. and the Western School Journal editor from Milesukee may attend. Mrs Zoeckler visits from Wheeling with family and friends greeting her.
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Gillan
Western School Journal
Milesukee
Wis
KC Babcock
University of Arizona
Tombstone
Tran Rothenonent
Teacher's Institute
Ing
Schieffelin Hall
la Rita Corner
Publc
Mining men and a guardian for Courtland
From Tuesday's Daily an old timer laments lost fortunes and a shift in staff as a colored porter replaces him. The piece pivots to local prospects. Courtland, Tombstone, and the Dragoons are cited for future guardianship and a growing settlement with a planned military company in Tucson. Weather and a Teachers Institute dance cap the chatter as politics and crime fill the page. JH Bryant, on trial in Tucson for murder, is found guilty of second degree murder. sentencing follows.
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New
Old Mexico
Tombstone
Courtland
Dragoons
Santa Rita
Tucson
Lo Pueblo
JH. Bryant
Anesto
Fred Williams
Five Indians stranded in Douglas seek aid from homeland
Five returned sons of India, detained in Douglas after traveling from Singapore as Jascare, struggle to make ends meet. They work odd jobs in the Smelter City while awaiting support from their native land.
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India
Douglas
United States
Singapore
Jascare
Grammarian Diagram This Sentence from Chen Yu Wang
A fragment from Chung Yu Wang offers a definition of love as a state of feeling expressed through instinct and ego projection. The note asks visiting doctors and grammar experts to parse the passage to aid understanding.
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Chung Yu Wang
A. M
Doc!marms
Grammer
Phoenix to the Gulf Electric Line Project Outlook
A Chicago company plans an electric railroad from California to St Georges Bay, with Arizona connections to the Southern Pacific. Negotiations for a Mexican concession are active and expected to be granted soon. The route would shorten Central Arizona trips to deep water to about 190 miles, enabling service within two years.
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Phoenix
California
Arizona Mercantile Transportation & Smelting Company
Chicago
Los Angeles Times
Mexico City
Arizona
Southern Pacific
St George’s Bay
Big Dividend Payer Officers Installed as Model
The Calumet and Arizona stockholders will have received ten million one hundred thousand dollars in dividends since 1901. Officers were installed in the grand order of the Arizona Eastern Star at Prescott with Mrs Onnie Clark as grand worthy matron and Judge F M Dean as associate grand patron. A separate story follows about Mina King, an aspiring artist’s model in New York, who rose from cashier to favored subject for leading illustrators.
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Calumet & Arizona
Grand Order of the Arizona Eastern Star
Grand Lodge
Prescott
Onnie Clark
Flagetatf
HM Woods of
Bieber
Aire Nellie Olney
Sutford
Jonaie Capa
Tucson
Grand Duchress
Cynthia Brecht
F M Dean
Tombstone
Mel TH Bunch
Salford
Mies Harriett Oliver
Jennie Brown
Yuma
Lawrence Wyeth
W Howe
Arizona
King
New York
Mina King
Miss King
Art Workers’ Club For
A. B Wenzel
John Cecil
Alonzo Kimball
Toledo Man Hikes U S Border in 17,000 Mile Trek
Cyrus B. Winters of Toledo arrives in Tucson as part of a 17,000 mile hike across the United States. In 13 months he has walked about 7,000 miles at roughly 15 miles per day, ahead of a 32 month goal. He plans to earn his meals and lodging by work and must avoid begging while pursuing the wager. The route runs from Toledo along lake shores and the Canadian boundary to the Atlantic coast, down to Florida, then Browneville Texas, along the Rio Grande to El Paso, via El Paso & Southwestern to Bisbee, to Tucson, and on via Southern Pacific tracks toward Yuma.
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United States
Cyrus B. Wintese
Toledo
Tucson
Tolato
Lake Shores
Atlantic
Florida
Browneville
Texas
Rio Grande
el Paso
Chinese Immigrants Seized While Crossing Near Nogales
A group of eighteen Chinese men of varying ages were brought to Tucson Saturday morning on a special car from Nogales. They rode along the International train and were gathered at points along the line near Nogales as they attempted to cross into the United States without proper papers.
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Tucson
Ngales
Nogales
Prosperous Odds Fellows Report In Hoosierdom
Indianapolis dispatch notes the Hoosier Odd Fellows show prosperity with a Grand Secretary Leedy report. The Indianapolis building will be dedicated November 19. State lodges total 749 with June 30 membership 12604 and six months relief paid 16971.26. Total receipts since organization reach 16038402.25.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Odd Fellows
WV. H. Leedy
Od Fellows
Fragmented local notice from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and places, lacking coherent context or readable facts to identify a definite event, person, or organization for a proper headline and summary.
Arizona Statehood Seen Likely This Session
Governor Joseph H Kibbey arrived in Tucson after declaring he strongly believes Arizona will gain separate statehood in the upcoming short congressional session. He cites powerful interests backing statehood and says the enabling act for Arizona and New Mexico will pass, with Cameron visiting Washington to push the matter.
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Kibbey
Arizona
New Mexico
Hort
Joseph H Kibbey
Tucson
Phoenix
Ralph Camseron
Strike rumors stir Warren district business in Bisbee
The Bisbee Miner reports days of sensational talk of a potential strike in the Warren district provoking unease among merchants who may cancel large wholesale orders. Miners deny any plan, blaming enemies of the Western Federation of Miners for the rumors while a plant expansion adds a new 1050 ton per day capability.
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Bisbee
Warren
Western Federation of Miners
Minet
Allotment of Lands Moves to Mojave Reservation
W B Williams of Rome New York the allotting agent appointed to succeed Dr Bartlett has arrived at San Bernardino to begin allotting lands in the Mojave Indian reservation across the river from Needles on the Arizona side at once. The size of each allotment was reduced from 50 to 15 acres and nearly 600 Indians are to receive allotments. The valley spans about 40 000 acres with potential for settlement if the irrigation system is prepared.
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W B Williams
Rome
Dr Bartlett
San Bernardino
Mojave
Needles
Arizona
Dr. Bartlett
Bartlett
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Henry P Doherty
Henry Waters
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Abaut Educational
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Yuma County
University of Arizana
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Arizona Brewing Company
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Calumet & Arizona Hospital
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Knights of the Road
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American Mining Congress
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el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
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the Gulf
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