Robbery arrests in Naco and McCurdy trial at Nogales
The Bisbee Review reports two suspects, John Richey and Crawford, jailed after a Naco trunk theft tied to keys found, while John Johnson’s trunk loot drew police action. In Nogales, Walter J N McCurdy faced trial for an attempted killing of Frank Main and was acquitted after disputed pistol evidence.
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Naco
Johnnie Johnson
John Richey
Crawford
John Richie
Bisbee
Theobe
Johnson
Richie
Bisbee Review
Walter J. N. Mc Curdy
Frank Main
Main
Curdy
McCurdy
Kennedy
Will Bills Arrested in Texas Murder Case
Friday night Captain Mossman of the Rangers had Will Bills taken into custody on a murder charge linked to a Texas case from about twenty years ago. Bills claims a grave error and says he will prove his innocence soon. Friends attest to his character while developments are awaited.
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Will Bills
Mossman
Rangers
Bills
Texas
Arizona Governor backs McKinley Memorial appeal to churches
Governor Murphy reports favorable progress on subscriptions to the McKinley National Memorial Fund in Arizona. He supports a plan by Governor Nash of Ohio and Judge William R. Day to call churches and schools nationwide to observe McKinley’s birthday with special exercises and donations.
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Murphy
Nash
Ohio
William R. Day
McKinley
McKinley National Memorial Association
Canton
Arizona
Judge Day
NEW SMELTER AT ALHAMBRA FOR LIME CREEK COPPER
The Lime Creek Copper Company builds a thirty ton smelter at Alhambra to start in about a month. It will be a custom smelter serving nearby mines with ore shipments likely at a favorable rate. The Napoleon property is praised by mining men as valuable, with two shifts active at the shaft and optimism for the future.
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Lime Creek Copper Company
Alhambra
Wickenburg
Bisbee Review
Val Verde Smelter Opens In Full Operation
The Val Verde smelter starts full operation after yesterday furnace blow in. Local mining interests invited to visit the plant praised as among the southwest's most modern and handsome. The venture promises local employment and keeps refining money at home in Prescott.
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Val Verde
Prescott Courier
Napoleon Gold Mining Camp Sighted Ore In See Of Permanence
B Jones vice president of the Napoleon Gold Mining company visited the camp eight miles south of Naco and reported the blanket ledge stripped down a mountain side sixteen hundred feet long turned over with a shaft showing the ore going down and widening to ten feet suggesting a permanent mine with ore in sight for at least two years high expectation.
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B. Jones
Napoleon Gold Maning Company
Napoleon
Naco
Lorna Doone copper claims secured for eight month option
The Lorna Doone group of copper claims bonded from the Mohnike boys by E G DeWitt and J T May of Colorado Springs is praised by mining engineer Weston of Colorado Springs. London clients have eight months option and will commence development with sinking on the 60 foot shaft and drifting at 100 feet depth. Ample funds are in Phoenix bank to support continuous work until proving the property. DeWitt named superintendent and travels to Phoenix to organize crews at once.
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Lorna Doone
Mohnike Boys
E. G. DeWitt
J. T. May
Colorado Springs
Weston
London
Phoenix Bank
DeWitt
Phoenix
Wienenuurg News- Herald
Precious Metals Output in 1901 Shows Slight Gain
Director M Roberts of the mint reports preliminary 1901 production totals for gold and silver in the United States. Alaska's yield dropped by about $1,000,000 while Colorado rose in gold output and other regions remained nearly stationary. Silver output exceeded the prior year by about two million fine ounces.
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M Roberts
Mint
United
Alaska
Colorado
Arizona
California
Idaho
Montana
Eeve
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas Oy
Eve Teene
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
British Klondike
Citizens Classified Act Advantageers Question Pay
Citizens discuss benefits of The Citizen's Classified Act and whether the program pays users. People express opinions on compensation, access to services, and potential impacts on daily tasks and small businesses.
Odd Bits From Across The Nation And Beyond
A collage of brief items: Prosperity Missouri’s Poor family prominence. Putnam County New York the last east-bank county without a city. Kansas frogs hunted by electric light nets. Charles Tiff of North Barre Vermont keeps fish in a basement pond. Ohio college hazing to warn of crime. Norway Vermont elm tree currant base fruiting. Indian bureau reports wealthy Indians using white workers on farms in the southwest. a mix of curious, quirky and social notes.
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Putnam
New York
Hudson
Kansas
Charles Tiff
North Barre
James Dinmore
Ohio
Norway
Indian Bureau of the Interior Department
Southwest
Indian Territory
Pan American Banners and Flags on Plaza Displays
A historic display features a green Welcome banner in the Plaza flanked by large green banners around the Electric tower. South American, Pan American, and United States heraldic motifs hang on poles and buildings, with European powers noted on the Pleciriens corners.
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United States
Esplanade
Grand Valetine Ball by Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosts a grand Valentine Ball at Lacson Natatorium on February 4 1902 with dancing starting at 9 o clock Tickets priced at 1 50 dollars and admission for gentlemen and ladies.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
The Animal Kingdom Facts and Observations
This summary notes albatross following ships for months, locust predictions in New Jersey, giant mound nesting birds in Australia, recent cuttlefish catches off Germany, and a hive drone diet experiment. It also cites vegetarian dominance in strongest animals, and a 1900 U.S. agricultural population estimate including horses cattle and sheep. Oyster growth rates and age indicators are described.
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New Jersey
Germany
L'Apiculteur
orXi
Department of Agriculture
Fashion’s Fancies in Fabrics and Trims of 19th Century Style
The feature surveys fur coats and gowns with jeweled belts, dark blue ribbed ribbon trims, and granite silk varieties. It notes embroidery belts, pale corn and cameo pink shades, heavy pearl ropes, gray ravian furs, and silk brocades with velvet for waistlines. It endorses corduroy velvets for cloaks and shirt waists, satin crepe de chine and crepe supreme for evening wear, and promotes DeWitt's Little Risers for constipation with a Bell's Pharmacy listing.
Bucklen’s Africa Slave Promises Quick Pain Relief
Daily millions claim Bucklen’s Africa Slave eases burns scalds cuts bruises and other skin ailments. It also allegedly cures salt rheum boils felons corns and warts and is sold for 25 cents by druggists. The Citizen's Classified Ads offer help finding employment.
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Bucklen
Earth
Metal and Money Market Report from New York
January 11 report shows Mexican dollars at 44 1 4 cents, Silver at 55 3 4 cents. Copper weak with brokers at 13 and exchange 13. Exchange rates quoted, brokers at 3.50 and 4.00. Vendor ad notes elegant sample line for ladies garments from Kline Kohn & Co and Smith the Tailor in the Wedge building.
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New York
Kline Kohn & Co
Ued States
Smith
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Poor
THE
Animal Kingdom
Bell’s
North Church
West Congress St
Drew
Tucson
Sonny
Metal and Money Market
John Wieland
Anheuser Busch and
Jos. Schilla
Rossi
Liqu AS
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