Events · starting with M

In 1886, Mexicans abducted a girl on the Mimbres, and Pilar Perez fatally shot Deputy Sheriff Hall during the pursuit.

An event in which Mimbres and Gila Indians sought peace, as reported in correspondence from Doña Ana County citizens and Albert Bloomfield.

a.k.a. peace petition by Mimbres and Gila Indians

Mining production refers to the process of extracting and producing minerals like copper.

The mother committed suicide by morphine overdose over two years ago.

Robbery of the Carthage Coal Company payroll in which Superintendent George W. Richards was shot and killed.

An event described in the Times as a murder and suicide, with no further details provided in this chunk.

An unprovoked murder at Coomer's saw mill near Pinos Altos on a Tuesday, in which Carson shot Salcido.

a.k.a. unprovoked murder

The crime for which Graeter was being taken to Searcy; referenced in yesterday's dispatch.

On Monday morning before daylight, 18 foreign miners, mostly Americans, were dragged from a train and murdered by Villa's soldiers near Santa Isabel.

a.k.a. most fiendish crime, ruthlessly murdered

The shooting of Andreas Enriques found in the hills near Mangas Springs, culprit unknown.

a.k.a. the supposed murder, Mysterious Murder

1886 incident where Pilar Perez shot Deputy Sheriff Hall in the back.

The killing of Donaciano Gonzalez by a pistol shot in Georgetown on or before December 30, 1888.

a.k.a. Murder At Georgetown

Shooting death of Chavez by George Metzger after Chavez allegedly fired at Metzger.

The murder of Mary Newman Roberts by Grace Lusk occurred on the previous Thursday, around June 21, 1917.

a.k.a. shooting of Mrs. Roberts, death of Mrs. Roberts

Unprovoked killing of sheep herders by cowboys in Arizona, with victims shot in the back.

Murder of Juan Jose and Avaran by Indians in a canon.

A domestic murder-suicide in which Michael Karilin killed his wife and then himself following a violent quarrel.

a.k.a. domestic killing, quarrel of unusual violence

Explosion of giant powder that killed John and Daniel Murray in their home in Pinos Altos.

A mustering event of the Quartermaster Corps Detachment at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, documented on August 31, 1913.