Mysterious Death Near Tomerlin New Mexico
A body found beside a railroad track near Tomerlin New Mexico is identified as Sam Dragon 29 missing since Sunday night. A key ring belonging to J D Aston of Douglas linked to the deceased. authorities consider foul play while a coroner's jury ruled death self-inflicted.
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New Mexico
Sam Dragoo
Douglas
Tomerlir
Sam Dragon
J D Aston
People’s Drug Store
Drago
Aston
Eidrigge Emnct
Moore's
New Court Filings In Estate and Creditor Matters
Final report filed in district court in the case of HS Hill man assignee for benefit of creditors of John A Hopkine probation court, matters of estate of John deceand, Matthew Keton, discharged and enrolled, released to the matter of estate of Wao Harris, deceased, LL Gilman E J Flanigan and W S Landford appointed apprentners.
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District Court
HS Hillman
John A Hopkine
John Deceand
Matthew Keton
Enretles
Wao Harris
LL Gilman
E J Flanigan
W S Landford
Glad to Get Back Glad to Get Back Cochise Resident Tells of Enforced Military Service
Cochise resident Charles Lawrence recounts being drafted while visiting his brother in Tempe after returning from Turin. Born in Italy, he moved to the US at age eight, learned he was bound by Italian expatriation laws, and, despite efforts to avoid service, spent a year in the army and paid $24 for freedom. He plans not to return to Italy. Local updates include Schieffelin program changes, visits, legal business, and a social dance with about thirty couples. News of moving pictures and entertainment at Schieffelin follows.
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Charles Lawrence
Tempe
Douglas
Turin
Italy
Lawrence
Tombstone
Gage Hall
Helen Benedict
Anna Melgreen
Grace Hicks
Georgia Bixby
Hicks
Advertised Letters at Hombatone Postoffice Week of Sept 24 1910
General delivery warning lists Brande Thomas Escareega Jane Flory G5 Matkovich LA Orricia Vega Niewse. Store letters will be advertised with date of advertisement by Postmaster Frascu D Cuante.
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Hombatone
Brande
Thomas Escareega
Jane Flory
Matkovich
LA Orricia
Albany Vega
Niewse
Amy Iivertine
Notice to debtors in Tombstone September 1910
Public notice from Sserp Brokens in Tombstone dated September 2 1910 calling all indebted persons to settle accounts or face collection by a stormey. The brief warning urges prompt payment to avoid legal action.
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Tombstone
Russ House New Management Offers Clean Comfortable Rooms
Under new management the Russ House advertises clean, comfortable rooms available by the day or week with rates starting at 50 cents. The notice appeals to travelers and residents seeking economical lodging.
Adams & Rhodes Co. Produce Shippers Ad
Direct from the grower the express rate is the same for any size. Save one fourth by dealing with Adams and Rhodes Co. Shippers located at 1232 Produce St in Los Angeles California. Write for price list.
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Adams & Rhodes CO
Los Angeles
Bankruptcy Meeting for Thomas G Hogan in Arizona
In the District Court of the Territory of Arizona a bankruptcy case for Thomas G Hogan of Bisbee Cochise is listed. A creditors meeting is set for October 6 at 1 pm in Tombstone to consider a proposed sale of a property interest in the Big Four mining claims in Warren Mining District, appraised at 322.26, including a stack of plumbing supplies, with an objection deadline and sale details to be posted in Lowell.
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Second Judicial District
Territory OF
Arizona
Thomas G Hogan
Bisbee
Cochise
Tombstote
Warren Mining
Valentine
Zula
Aliforcia
Lowell
Flora
Anerazy
Arizonan Demonstrates Rope Skill In Town Deer Catch
Prescott rider Fred Edwarde roped a deer after a fast chase and brought it to town, keeping it in an enclosure. The item includes an unrelated advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Gris, Waupixa, and Maxvis and a Toledo address.
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Prescott Judes
Fred E Edwarde
243 Entries For Fair Races Already Noted
The territorial fair racing program is fully booked with 243 entries excluding Arizona colts. The list tops last year and promises a brilliant meet. Copper Stake entrants include famous grand circuit favorites. 2:19 trot has twenty entries and 2:12 pace has 28. Horses from Durfee & McMahan stable, Carlokin, Sonoma Girl, Colorado E., and Estabrook are noted to perform well Wednesday.
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Arizona
Durfee & McMahan
Carlokin
Sonoma Girl
Colorado
Estabrook
Westervelt tent house for rent with yard and outbuildings
A 19th century rental offer describes a seven room tent house with water in the house and yard spouts. It notes a coal and wood house, chicken yard, and asks inquiries at the depot. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough remedy follows with dubious literacy and misspelled lines.
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Westervelt
Arizona Champion Shooters at Phoenix Country Club
Kaithel wins the Silly bird individual championship at the eighteenth Arizona Sportsmen's Association tournament in Phoenix. Reithel and Twitchell finish with 48 and 47 scores out of 50, respectively, as the event closes tomorrow.
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Kaithel
Arizona
Phoenix Country Club
Arizona Sportsmen's Association
Reithel
Twitchell
Raithel
Medsa
Ad Toppewein
Colton Special Chicken Food for Chickens and Vermin Spray
H Reeves received a shipment of Colton Special Chicken Food for young chicks and old hens. The note urges spraying chicken houses and nets to kill vermin, and mentions hens setting when vermin is present.
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Colton
H Reeves
Arizona News of Interest Abbreviated Report
A Mees Texas wagon train reached the valley, planning to survey the area before settling. In Wilcox a child tasted carbolic acid, causing a burned mouth. a doctor treats the case. Phoenix reports 1558 students enrolled in the first week of school. Judge Kent Jutey sentenced bicycle thief Orval Warren to school. Lloyd B Christy, in Los Angeles for a convention, may stay there. JC Weighs, aged 79, an Arizona cattle pioneer, died in Long Beach. Pasqueria will ship 25 carloads of cattle at Douglas, with expected output of 5000 dead by the end. Wickman of Silverbell is appointed stenographer at the Las Animas Naval hospital. Chas U Altig becomes Sentinel postmaster after R O’Connor’s resignation. Brighton released on bond after libel charges. Moodsy’s bond set at $9000. Yuma grammar schools and Tucson high school openings discussed. Brightons bond secured by supporters. Ollie Blark, 21, sought by sister in Lansing. he left Phoenix months ago, last heard from. Traveling salesmen in Los Angeles for October 1908 meeting. Kaiarpui pral mentioned.
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Brighton
Voice of of the People
Yuma
Tucson
Yuma Union
Brightons
HN Greenwood
Agein
Ihe Nelger
Workmen's Protective
Board of Trust Association
Ees
Ollie Blark
Bie
Lansing
Mich
Aking
Locatiog
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Centar
Wall
Arizona Felt Quake Spreads Across Territory
Dispatches report earthquakes across Arizona yesterday with no damage. Phoenix felt tremors on upper floors of tall buildings while Prescott Jerome Williams Flagstaff Kingman also reported shaking. Tombstone did not feel it. Huachuca Mountain cracks open two miles, pipe lines broken at Tank Hill amid underground disturbance near Teak Hill.
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Phoenix
Prescott
Jerome
Williams
Flagetat
Kingman
Tombstone
Huachuos Tank Hill
Huschues Water Company
Will Found On Flyleaf In 1900 Probate Case In Maricopa
The Gazette records a handwritten will from 1900 by Alexander Hanssaker, late Maricopa county supervisor, leaving all estate valued at $14,000 to Melissa Haneaker. Probate judge admitted the will to probate after discovery of notes in a notebook flyleaf. Also mentions a Cosmopolitan Magazine ad seeking a Tombstone subscription representative.
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Alexander Hunssker
Maricopa County
Melissa Haneaker
Hansaker
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Tombstone
H- C. Campbell
Mopolitan Magazine
Broadway
New York City
Arizona Writer To The Fore In West Coast Magazine
Mrs. MW Loraine of Phoenix, a well known Arizona writer, shows great progress with the October issue of West Coast Magazine. The serial story Margot begins strong with a vivid Arizona setting and local color, promising a fascinating plot and dramatic situations for Arizona readers.
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MW Loraine
Phoenix
Arizona
Local church services listed for Sunday and week
A fragmented church notices page lists Sunday School at 10 00 a m and services at 7 30 p m for various churches. Pastors Rev Neeptam Rev W A Meeren Rev Bult and others invite strangers and worshippers to Catholic Episcopal and Protestant services including Masses on Saturdays and Mondays and a Christian Endeavor meeting at 7 00 p m.
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Christian Endeavor
Episcopal Church
Bult of
Bisbee
Ail
Cochise Prisoner Coming Without Extradition
Harry C Small former Arizona manager for an eastern clothing firm was arrested in Los Angeles on telegram from Shortt White of Cochise County for alleged embezzlement of 102 dollars at Glasgow Woolen Mills in Bistee. He plans to return to Tombstone without extradition and protests his innocence.
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Harry C Small
Arizona
Eastern Clothing
Frm
Los Angeles
Shortt White
Cochise County
Small
Glascow
Bistee
Tombstone
Fragmentary OCR Summary But Noted as Readable
The readable fragments show names and dates obscured by mis OCR. Preserve as a compact article item with emphasis on who is involved and what action or event is implied, avoiding unfocused filler.
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Spur
Doulas
Gleeson
Tomerlin
the Schieffelin
Porter McDonald
W. P. Miller
John Bowden
Courtland
New Moving Pictures
Russ
Hall
Pearee
Phoenixite
Sierra Consollinated Mines
A. J. Lehmiecke
Piper, Johnson & Case
Minneapolis Minn
Teks
Alway
Aldasiare
Chamberlain
al Dealer
Prospector
Mees
Texas
Wilcox
WA Banks
J P Loper
Kent Jutey
Orval Warren
Utah
Lloyd B Christy
JC Weighs
Counry
Long Beach California
Balt River Valley
Pasqueria
Hot 8 Wickman
Silverbell
Naval Hospital
Las Animos
Colo
Arlington Hotel
Will On
Snoay School
Eutred
Tervons
Neeptam
Mase
Sam
Mosnay Mars
W. A. Meeren
Emile BaRsart
Eames Monam
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