The Tucson Citizen Improves In Enlarged Form
The Tucson Daily Citizen expands to a larger format with added columns and pages. The piece lauds Tucson’s prosperity, honors editor O'Brien Moore, and notes Agnes Moore carries on the progressive editorship and public service as the paper grows.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson
Citizen
Citizenie
O'Brien Moore
Arizona
Trious
Mee
Agnes-O'Brien Moore
Mexican Pupils En Route to California
The children of Vice President Ramon Corral of the Mexican Republic travel via Henson to California for schooling. Misses Carmen and Leonora Corral, Mrs Sanchez Aldana and two daughters, plus sons Ramon Corral Jr and others accompany by Mrs Velasario. Girls enter Notre Dame convent San Jose California while sons attend Boone's Academy near Berkeley.
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Ramon Corral
Mexican Republic
Henson
California
Carmen
Leonora Corral
Sanchez-Aldana
Huelen
Mary Mise Amparo
Harry
Manuel Velasario
Notre Dame Convent
San Jos
Boone's Academy
California University
Berkeley
Corral
Mexico
Ramirez Smuggling Case Again Up
The Ramirez case resurfaces as Arturo Elias of the Mexican consulate in Arizona attends Phoenix for the appeal in Arizona and possible new forgery charges. The scandal centers on alleged wheat weight falsifications to avoid duties, drawing renewed cross border attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramirez
Arturo M. Elias
Arizona
Phoenix
Supreme Court of Arizona
Supreme Court of the United States
Stepe
Eduardo Ramirez
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Official Proceedings of Cochise County Board of Equalization
Minutes record the August 19 1907 Cochise County Board of Supervisors meeting in Tombstone with Walker Riggs presiding and W R Gate absent. It documents tax reductions for Pan-American Mining Company back taxes totaling 1047.70 and a bid to issue redemption certificate, plus refunds for duplicate assessments to Spear and Costello. It also covers Warren Company street railway permit from Bisbee to Lowell, conditions including condemnation, and board approval at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Win M Rigge
GJ McCabe
JJ Bowen
Cass of
Douglas
Pan-American Mining Company
Aaid Company
Mesa Paints
Dos Cabezas
Arizona
Antes Mente
John R Spear
Martin Costello
Tombstone
Tokree
Territory of Arizona
Warren Company
Alen
Cochise
Bisbee
Johnson Addition
Lowell
Erie
Neco Road
Warren
Eaid Railway
Beng
Aid City of Mirbee
Warnex Company
L. W. Powell
Naco County
Hansen Garden
Cochise County
District Court
Second Judicial District
Arizyoa
Eaid
Eaid Road
Nuon Road
City of
Hansen-Garden
Johnson's Addition
Said County
Board of Supervisore
Move to annex Nevada sparks Arizona boundary debate
A Washington correspondent reports a plan to unite Nevada with Arizona by an extra state creation after failed talks to merge Arizona and New Mexico. The idea imagines stretching the northwestern Arizona line to touch Nevada, routing travelers via Utah or California, with unknown origin but whispered discussions among high officials. The proposal aims to create a summer resort enclave within new borders.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
Nevada
Utah
California
Wetterhook Arizona
Aue
Roosevelt Reverses Stance On Joint Statehood For Territories
Oyster Bay August 31 1907 President Roosevelt writes Governor Kibbey to confirm support for joint statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. Secretary Garfield reported that territorial sentiments are settled and will not change, authorizing publication of the letter.
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Kibbey
Roosevelt
Teddy
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Garfied
Arizona
New Mexico
Lanall
Turovore Rooseeers
Grand Lodge AOUV Holds Fifth Meeting in New Mexico
The Grand Lodge of A O U V in New Mexico and Arizona meets in Albuquerque starting October with about 28 lodges. Officers include grand master workman H B St Clair Phoenix and grand fore Joan Grant Rivenberg Santa Fe, among others. over 100 representatives expected from the lodges and visitors due to rail rates.
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Grand Lodge
ALO. U. W
New Mexico
Arizona
Albuquerque
Aon
Workman
H. B. St. Claire
Phoenix
J. E. Conner
Florence
Ariz
Joan
Grant Rivenberg
Santa Fe
G. W. M. Carvil
Globe
Grand Recorder
E.J
Trippel
Tucson
Grand Receiver
F. A. Mermott
Grand Guide
G. F. Leonard
Grand Inside Watchman
James Garable, Jr
Benso Jer
M. T.broaded
Jerome
Grand
W. S. Harroan
Sante
Fe NM
Lorges
Keep Your Bowels Strong In Modern Patent Cure
Constipation or dharmacea when your Dowels are out of order. Cas carets Candy Cathartie will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets Semped Co. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc.
Mysterious Death Of Navajo Girl Near Tubia Arizona
A Navajo girl educated in a government day school died near Tubia Arizona on a Monday under distressing circumstances. The narrative portrays a brutal incident where a medicine man allegedly abused her with smokey rituals and chanting. The piece condemns policies sending educated Indigenous children back to harsh cores of life.
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Tubia
Arizona
Carlisle
Shutdown of Douglas Copper Queen Smelter Furnaces
Two copper furnaces shut at the Copper Queen Smelter in Douglas for overhaul and repair. The plant normally runs nine furnaces, but with one crane out and repairs ongoing only six or seven furnaces are expected to operate this season. The company aims to keep workers with families employed as much as possible.
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Copper Queen
Douglas Tuternational
Lavish dinner hosts Mexican ambassador at Alexandria Hotel
Colonel W. Greene of Cananea hosted a private dinner in Los Angeles for Mexican Ambassador Enrique Creel at the Alexandria Hotel. Arizona, California and Mexico issues were discussed. notable guests included General M. H. Sherman, Congressman Marcus A. Smith, E. Doheny, and others in a select gathering.
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W. ©. Greene
Cananea
Enrique Creel
Alexandria Hotel
Los Angeles
Alexandria
Arizona
California
Mexico
Ambassador Cree
Ambanador Creel
M.H. Sherman
Epes Randolph
E L. Doheny
Marcus A Smith
A. J. Doran
H.G. Otis
E C. Coiby
Luis Terragos, Jr
Chihuahua
J. Gates
The
Greene Consolidated Mines
C. W. Gates
M. Lorano
T. H Gates
Charles Drake
Dr. Goodfellow
Denke
Robert Sherman
George J. Cochran
Visit to El Paso by Mra Joyce Vernet Hatchelder and Chas Batchelder
Thursday's Mra Joyce Miss Vernet Hatchelder and Chas Batchelder departed for El Paso for a fort night visit to join her husband. Near Benson Bert Hand escaped death after a flooded wash incident when a horse struck him. he swam ashore. Died Friday evening in Arizona politics ends a life marked by party strife with interment in the territorial political realm. Moar of Superior Arizona Co left for mines with family to relocate to the new site. Chasg W Wild, ex-Tomb resident and railway postal worker, arrived from Globe for a brief business visit and a recent promotion places him in charge of a sealed district including Arizona and Texas.
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Mra EA Joyce
Miss Vernet Hatchelder
Chas Batchelder
el Paso
Mra Joyce
Arizona
Cain
Leason
Tucaon
Phoenix
Chasg W Wild
Globe
Charley
Wervier
Arizone
Texas
Monkeys Run Wild In the Whetstones
Lawrence reports a monkey captured in the Whetstone mountains by a Romando Land and Cattle Co cowboy. The animal, found roaming wild, was lassoed from a cow pony and kept at a track ranch in a cage. The piece notes Arizona wildlife surprises and the absurdity of new creatures amid local minerals and reptiles.
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Lawrence
Woolery
Tombstone
Hie Ranch
Tyr Paostrepon
Whetstone Mountains
Rom Jne Land and Cattle Co
Track Ranch
Arizona
Roncevelt
Frank Aley arrives in Douglas for a few days stay
Friday’s Daily reports Frank Aley, the sole original, arrived in Douglas to spend several days and enjoy vacation at the county seat. Habeas corpus matters before Judge Dean reach a decision in the Daniels master case with bail set at 20000 dollars. Local cattle reports show a strong year, with feed plentiful and cattle in good condition. The board of supervisors meets tonight with Chairman Riggs arriving, and building plans opened for the Pir tleville jail.
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Frank Aley
Diye
Douglas
Dean Todey
Daniels
Mit Globe
AC. Baker
Phoena Made & Strong Pies
Fur
McCowan
Imany Reneon
Board of Supervisors
Riggs
Bowen
Bris
Pirtleville
Progress at The Black Diamond Copper Mine
President W G Hearn of Black Diamond Copper Co and Captain Thomas Pidwell inspect progress at the mine. Three shifts are sinking a new shaft near Bagge tunnel mouth, now over 100 feet deep aiming for 500 feet. Ground exploration will continue to extend ore reserves while smelter plans wait on copper market.
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W. G. Hearn
Black Diamond Copper Co
Thomas Pidwell
Hearn
Wheeling
Virginia
Bagge Tunnel
Hearn Tates
County Rat
Prominent Miners Visit Tombstone on Mining Tour
Colonel L. W. Powell of A. Co and mining engineer Wm Kemp visited Tombstone this morning after inspecting Leadville mines near Gleeson. They traveled on the 194W train to Tucsrow for further company business. Powell was impressed with the district and Talbot led active development with plans for extensive exploration and growth.
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L. W. Powell
A. Co
Bisbee
Wm. Kemp
Leadville
Gleeson
Ahort
Tscrow
Fuol
Talbot
Colonel Powell
Aod
Col
Powell
Tombstone
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Fred Booties
Board of Equalization
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Perm Fiom
Naco Road
Cochixe County
Bisbee, Arizon August Ltd
Ite
Jenunry Ronda
Toewit
Grand Lodge of
Colonel Greene
Benson
Bert Hand
Sup’t. Moar
Superior & Arizona Co
Pinal County
Mr. Hoar
A. H. Gardner
Huxchuca Water Co
Gardner
Margaret Metier
Mise Mary Teein
Mice Barnestine Chowning
Mise Nancy Meter
Butle Irincipal
E.W. Walker
Weldon Humphrey
Cananes
Sacramento
Irrigation Congress
Mead
Congress
Water Veers Association
Salt River
Arona
Epes Radolph
Mia
Randolph
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