City News Briefs From the Tucson Area
City reports show trains late and on time while residents arrive and depart. Armour representative Dixon Fagerberg visits El Paso connections. Night yardmaster Si Wilkinson now serves at Ash Fork. One police court case for drunkenness. Electric plant upgrades progress with boiler dynamo repairs and new poles. Crossings committee delays report until Congress street widening. Emma M. Brier sues for divorce citing non support and prior marriage in Maine. Dr. E Morris dies at 28 from consumption. W J Campbell travels from Excelsior Springs Mo. Byron W King lectures and entertains at Tucson venues. Wedge suit judgment form debated in district court with possible appeal to the territorial supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma M. Brier
Phoenix
Charles Brier
Lngth
Hereford & Hazzard
Glidden, Rouse and Lovell
Rochester Ford
Roscoe Dale
Supreme Court of
Territory
Veayue
Personal Mention Items Highlight Regional Travel
M C McLemore is expected from Galveston tonight to prosecute the Hoey case set for Friday April 11. Rafael Ruiz of Hermosillo, an uncle of Jose San Vicente and a suspected owner of confiscated gold, passed through the city en route to Los Angeles. Z T Cole of Los Angeles paused in town returning from a Zubiate mine visit in Sonora, in Ruiz's company. Mayor E H Emanuel traveled from Tombstone this morning. Fun Proctor stopped in today on the way back from Cananea to Phoenix. Judson A Elliott of Phoenix arrived from New York and remained in the city today. Mr and Mrs George Terpening, recently married here, left for Montrose Colorado. Trainmaster J G Lindsay departed last night for a trip to Yuma. EB Ward, a health seeker from East, took the stage to Oracle. J H Alds, a mining man, went to Mammoth bound for the Galiuro gold mountain. R D Wooddell, the popular horseman, returned from a brief Phoenix visit. For entertainment, Bryon W. King offers fun and pathos, wit and humor.
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Lon
Tombstone
F.un. Proctor
Cananea
Phoenix
George Terpening
Montrose
Colo
J. G. Lindsay
Yuma
EB. H. Ward
Oracle
J. H. Alds
Mammoth
Galiuro
Second Sanitarium Proposed for Tucson
A Tucson physician contemplates building a tuberculosis sanitarium at Fort Lowell using ruined fort buildings and local water rights. Negotiations with water owners have stalled. The plan envisions a cottage-style facility with an on-site physician and a daily fort-to-town shuttle, boosting Tucson merchants via local sourcing. Names of investors are not yet disclosed. The Battle Creek Sanitarium model cited shows a large nonprofit reach with branches in Boulder Guadalajara and more, funded by donations rather than profits.
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Tucson
Fort Lowell
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Southwest
Battle Creek
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Kellogg
Niles
Mich
Chapin
West
Esia
Boulder
Colorado
Guadalajara
Mexico
Walla Walla
Washington
Australia
South Africa
Arrivals by Shotel List of Travelers and Destinations
The column lists numerous arrivals at PARK VIEW and SAN XAVIER with names such as J. F. Wilbur Lewis ton Pat Connelly E. B. Gage and others, showing destinations like Santa Ritas Tombstone Phoenix Chicago Denver and Los Angeles. Also includes mentions of ORNDORFF SAN AavcGUSTINE WINDSOR and related travelers and cities.
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Park View
J. F. Wilbur
Lewiston
Pat Connelly
Santa Ritas
Brand
Solomonville
A. E. William
Cochise
Capt. Wago
Schultz
City
Deputy Marshal Reno Escorts Famous Bandits
United States Marshal Reno arrived from Prescott after attending court and transported two bandits captured on the Blue River to Albuquerque to await the next term. George Cooke, linked to the Walton gang, and Joe Roberts were jailed in Bernalillo County. Witt Neil faces a hearing in Solomonville. The office plans grand and trial juror summons amid a busy period. Also promoted is a King of the platform event at the Opera House featuring Dr. Byron W. King.
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United States
Reno
Prescott
Mr. Reno
Blue River
Tucson
Solomonville
George Cooke
Joe Roberts
Oklahoma
Witt Neil
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
United States Marshal
United States Grand
Ladies Auxiliary A. O. U. W. Begins Local Lodge
Mrs. Mary B. Dillon of Canon City and Miss Carrie Reymann of Pueblo arrived from Yuma to organize a local Degree of Honor chapter, an auxiliary to the United Workmen. Alden is grand chief of honor. a Phoenix chapter of sixty-one members is noted. Mothers wives and daughters of Workmen may join. The organizers plan to start meetings within a week to ten days.
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Mary B. Dillon
Canon City Corp
Carrie Reymann
Pueblo
Yuma
Alden
Reymann
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Tempears
Grand Lodge
Easter Hat Display at The Leader Millinery Parlors
On Saturday March 22 and the days of the following week The Leader Millinery Parlors will display a stylish line of Easter hats at No 25 East Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Millinery
East
Congress Street
Education notes and campus updates from the assembly
Yesterday afternoon in assembly students heard an address on the postal service in the United States by Henry Castle auditor of the Postoffice Department. Miss Fanny Fiske broke her arm, Miss Jessie Ogleves from California became assistant librarian, and a fourth preparatory class may graduate during commencement week. Mr. Alexander is improving after fever, exams for March took place, Theta U Epsilon members received skull and cross keys pins, and Hays returned to the Experimental Station office. Horton Jones of Arizona Monthly travels to Phoenix.
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United States
Henry Castle
Postoffice Department
Castle
Civil Service
Sne
Theta =U Epsilon
Ine
Walter S. Wakefield
Bertman Smith
Lesie Gilleut
Fred Christy
John P. Bley
FE. Horton Jones
Harlam Volger
E. P. Drumiler
Quin Anderson
Rudolph Castanella
Robert Johnstone
Marion Kays
Epsilon Pi Eta
Tucson Public Notice Dates Listed
A public notice lists first insertion March 31 and last insertion April 17 for upcoming filing or announcement in Tucson Arizona. The notice does not specify the entity or action beyond publication window.
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Tucson
A. T
When a girl pins a flower on a man's foot
A quip from the Atchison Globe notes that a girl tilts her chin to look at a flower placed on a man's foot while a man who does not stumble risks being run over by a hearse. the piece then jokes about telling someone they talk in their sleep and revealing nothing more.
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Atchison Globe
Tearful baby thrives on Grape-Nuts revelations
In Truro Nova Scotia a father reports his six year old daughter grew calmer and healthier after adopting Grape-Nuts with cream, refusing meat and other foods until the grain eased her constipation and improved her stomach. The note to Mr. Grape-Nuts quotes the child asking for more Grape-Nuts and describes a change attributed to the cereal. The father credits Grape-Nuts with alleviating a stomach catarrh and notes the letter was attributed to the child b L F.
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Mamma
Truro
Nova Scotia
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling CO
Tucson, Ariz
the City News
Robert Hennessey
Flagstaf
Dixon Fagerberg
Armour and Company
el Paso
Si Wilkinson
Ash Fork
Robert Stewart
Hawke
Tucson Electric Light Company
Messrs. Barkley, Reid and Anderson
Sroufe
Southin Pacific
Fifth and
Sixth Avenue
E. Morris
Kansas City
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Morris
Riverside
Cal
Standard Oil Company
W. J. Campbell
J. H. Campbell
United States Attorney
Excelsior Springs
Byron W. King
Pittsburg
Silver ~Ty
N. M
Saint’s Academy
Thatcher
University of Arizona
Assembly Hall
Tucson Opera House
Judson A. Elliott
New York
R. D. Wooddell
Bryon W. King
E.G
CAPO
Ea3
Congre
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the Model Shop
W. Cc. Bennett
Shotel
San Xavier
E. B. Gage
A. N. Gage
Frank Benedict
Gun Bend
Edward H. Ward
New Castle
A. D. Cummings
D. P. Aimes, Jr
Philadelphia
B. M. Donaldson
Junson
A. Swiliott
Mrs. Gorge Trepening
G. E. Buxham
R. W. French and Wife
Chicago
F. E. Black
W.aricopa
Occidental
T. A. Sudver
A. Puilland
Denver
B. Vander
C. H. Kelly
J. J. Devine
Bisbee
Wm. Graham
Oregon
C. H. Mead
S. P. Co
Thos. Howard
Mohwak
Summitt
B. Higgins
Lohawk Summit
J. V. Cole
Joe Slater
Jere Fryer
Camp
A. J. Devine
Troy
San Aavcgustine
R. Ruiz
Hermosillo
Robert ‘Lennessey
F. T. Cole
H. J. Green
Tacoma
Chas. M. Clark
G. W. Cole
Oscar Wise
Chas. Wier
Oscar A. Tripet
F. L. Rector
Deputy Marshall Reno
King of
Opera House
King
The
United Workmen
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
W. F. McCauley
P. O. Box
the Singer Mfg. Co
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Fanny Fiske
Jessie Ogleves
California
Miss Taylor
Alexander
Maren
Hays
Prof
Forbes
Guaymas
Te Railroad
E. Horton Jones
Arizona Monthly
D. S. Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Cennury
Brady Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
Bryan W. King
Pima County
Arizona Territory
U. S
City of
San Francisco
Board
Harry A. Drachman
Pima Co
Bell’s Pharmacy
Postoffice
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
F. J. Villaescusa
Chas. A. Stevens
Paris
Expressage
H. L. Rigg
A. V. Grossetta
Anthony Hope
Zenda
Rupert of Hentzaw
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