Arizona Kicker and Tombstone Notes From The Gazette
The Gazette reports Patrick Daly died at the county hospital after a kerosene incident. It notes the Globe road may open for business by November and mentions trial dates for Francie Conyers not yet set but expected next week. Other items include Vekol mines resuming after eight years, and local readers mention Rev Roberts and a Metho dist conference in Tucson.
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Globe
Francie Conyers
M. W. Hammeretand
Tucson
Pearos
J. H. Lockling
Pearce Road
Tombstone
Pearce
Be Exhibited but Criticized Geronimo Braves Vacation Plan
Chief Geronimo and fifty of his braves with families would vacation from Fort Sill to attend the Indian Congress in Omaha, despite opposition from residents who deem the exhibit and Expo attention in poor taste. The piece notes political fervor, mentions B. W. Wood’s nomination by the Silver Republicans for Los Angeles County tax collector, praising his sterling qualities and silver alignment.
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Geronimo
Fort Sill
Indian Congress
Omaha
Towner
War Office
B. W. Wood
Tombstone
Arizona
Silver Re Publicses
Los Angeles
Wood
Avisosa
Tucson University Opens to Strong Attendance
Townsfolk report a robust opening week at the university in Tucson with many Cochise county students in attendance. Local judge says 364 civil cases last quarter, two thirds involving Mexicans, and infrastructure plans include a new schoolhouse costing about 3.09 and room for 125 pupils.
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University
Tucson
Thos. Baily
Old Pueblo
Cochise County
Arizona
8. K. Williams
Bisbee
Snower
Tombstone
Hygienic future quiz exposes absurd vaccination rite
A humorous educational exchange mocks early 20th century vaccine checks and health rules for admission. A teacher questions Johnnie on smallpox, croup, diphtheria, cholera, and more, then jokily assigns bizarre modern sanitary demands and suffocating prep as rites of entry.
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Johanie
Johnnis
Chicago
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Chas. Kenney
Diebee Yesterdas
Justice Williams
W. C. Em
Prescott
the Gazette
Patrick Daly
Spenszuma
Ft. Thomas
L. Graff
Tombstone Furnew
Phoenix
Rev. Roberts
Devine
Lord's Vineyard
Roberts
Buey Justier
Benson's
Beneco
Miguel Castenada
Burg
Ebe
Tom
Alaska
Tom Dorsey
Daweon City
Ead Dick Fisher
Jack ‘ Porhode
Otto Moore
O. T
P.L. Smith
J. W. Corneileon
Chae
B. £. Halderman
Brein & Boericke
Philadelphia
United States
Chcoverers
Maricopa County
Stia
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa
Diavoor,Siounune
Jacob Shearer
Teen Ange
Ryan Prothexs
M Cox
Foren
Wstottie
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Soldier Ston Tote
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Noru
J. Cogswell
Rucker Range Horse
Hensaker
Hore Brand Teh Lip
Dren Range
Janyon
Rucker
Rask
Entate
LST
Contol Ee Addons
Cason Kang — Whee Adage
Postotler
Tombstone Range
South Ase
Landers
Htl
Hollenstein Auddrows
Muller
Uther
Weeks
Eotate
Range
Sas Pedro River
Hemsin
Erie Cattle Company
MeNident
WOW, Whitney
Bishop, Nye
South End
Dlope
Bennds
Odonnel
O. Raitress
Ucomart
Peter Gould
Cortim
Addres St David
Horseshoe Valley
Woth Md
Babee Ringe
Morseshor Valley
San Pedro River
W. C. Miller
Fairbank
Babacomar Valley
H. ©. Herrick
Pedro
PT Hand
Lochiel
Pina County
West Huachucca Mountains
D. Lowhy
Herera PO Aditres
achinea,Ft
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Cilier Brands
Ft Haaachuica Range
Waters
Barbacomi
H Kane
Likes. PO
San Pedro
A. J. Eastman
P.O
Tombston
L.herrics
Thip
Rolleut
Bin
Jood
Barseparilla
Cogswell
San Pedro Wer
Antonio Susu
Setciington
Sera Theo Te
Rane
Packart Cattle CO
Rangel
Fate
Tom Midwell
PA. Lofgreen
Stoffie
Adtre
David
John Montz
Frank Wild
T. J. Turner
Towane
Tee Fairbank
Ituschucca
Karbasour
Bert Re AY Nevease
Chiricachua Catils Company
V Vickers
Lew Williams
Hisbee
John Blake
Luftrd
Arigona CW Gates
Chiricahua
Dragoon Mountains
Cochise
Eegle
Honita
Grabal County
Athens
Separ
New Mexico
Sherman Co
Honiley Willead
el Bs
Adere
Ithol
Huachuca
Aruona
Herves
Sam
Renry Goet
Sam Pe
Hiners Restaurant
Kong Kee
Whitehead, Prop
Cathe Effee
Jordan & CO
Martet
Cain
San Francisco
Rombean
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