Brave Billy Stiles the Arizona train robber and outlaw
An Arizona desperado known as Brave Billy Stiles talked in Tucson about his gang’s train robberies at Cochise and Fairbank. He described allies Bravo Juan, Alvord, Burts, Three Finger Jack and the Owlits brothers, some jailed or killed, and testified against several to win liberty for himself and flee with Colt and horses.
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Tucson
Arizona
Mountin Caves
Wells Bargo
Black Jack
Billy Stiles
Mack
Stiles
Cochise
Fairbank
Bravo Juan
Bert Alvord
Matt Burts
Three Finger Jack
Owjits Brothers
Brown and
Downing
Burts
Brown
Owlits Brothers
Yuma
Jef Milton
Downlng
Alvord
Brave Juni
George Braven
Braven
Jalier Braven
Halderman Brothers
Congress Street
Congress Hall
Billy Brown
Burt
Sulphur Springs Valley
Peares
Stilea
Tie
Owillits
Casa Grande
Calamity Jane to End Melodramatic Career in Almshouse
A dispatch from Butte Montana reports Calamity Jane the famed woman Indian fighter scout and miner has been admitted to the Gallatin County poor house and may spend her days there. Born Martha Cannary in Princeton Missouri she long kept her real name private and rose to notoriety in Deadwood. She served as a scout to Captain Kagan and earned renown for her acts before fading from public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calamity Jane
Plains
Butte
Mon
Gallatin County
Princeton
J. Cannary
Brook
Martha
Deadwood
Kagan
Bagan
Calamity Jane Vividly Recalled As Fearless Scout and Poker Pioneer
An obituary style sketch recalls Calamity Jane as a fearless scout trapper miner and gambler famed for her rough liquor tolerance and poker skill. It notes her marriage history tying her notoriety to dime novels and the need for companionship beyond the Calamity Jane persona.
Hotel Weiser Change of Ownership by Barton Lease
E M Barton leases Hotel Weiser to William Black and Manley Brizendine with Sunday handover. Brizendine linked with hotel as chief clerk for three years. Black previously ran the Inland at Salubria. Due for changes aimed at lifting the hotel’s established Weiser reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Barton
Hotel Weiser
Black & Brizendine
Weiser
E. M. Barton
Wm Black
Manley Brizendine
Beizendine
Black
Man
Salubria
Katheryne Marie
B F. Kalin
Hut
Poll Death
Wntively
Real Vhat
Pt Wy Howers
Saews
Weiser School Board Faces Certification Dilemma
Idaho law as construed by the attorney general bars recognition of out of state teaching certificates. Kimball, newly elected head of the Weiser schools, arrived with Minnesota certificates and now faces a hard problem without state endorsement or permits. The board hopes to devise a solution as Kimball comes highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Martin
Kimball
Weiser urged to wear best clothes and brighten up town
The dabo Editorial Association meeting in Weiser on September 17 urged a strong civic effort. Streets should be cleaned and windows made attractive. Mercantile houses should plan appealing displays. every citizen should act as a committee to improve the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabo
Weiser
Asthma Cure Trial Bottle Free Ad Testimony
A man with 22 years of asthma reports immediate relief after using a trial bottle from Dr Taft Bros Medicine Co New York. He soon bought a full-size bottle and now works daily with improved health. Offers trial bottles free on receipt of postal request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Tarr Bros, Manreenr Co
10Th Street
New York
Phelps
Rivington Street
Raphael
Taft Bros.’ Medicine CO
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BRAVE
Redskins
Jane
Calamity
Rastus
Otter
Begius
Snake River
Dilon Terry
Miss Terry
United States
Lucretia A. Garfield
Julian. Geant
Uncle Sam
Baker, City, Oregon
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Express
Idah
A. G. Cordelle
Prince
Morris Wechsler
Avor Spurnas
N. Y
REL
Ics
Prewey
Relly
G. H.erguson
RIO Grande Western
Denver and Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
America
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Pullman Palace
R. Moar
Gro. W. Hentz
Gen'l
Gen'l Pass
Agi, Bute
Balt Lake City
Mont, Utah
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