Tucson City Notices and Local Court Proceedings
The Tucson area reports fines for disorderly conduct in Judge Ison's court, bonds drawn for local notary Ralph Cur gis, and new bonds filed by Judge Meyer with Paul Abadie as surety. Cattle shipments from Bakersfield arrive for inspection, and the Arizona Travelers hold a meeting on Congress street. The United Moderns welcome visiting dignitary Joe Johnson, with a reception at the Methodist church and remarks on the order's benefits. The grand jury adjourns without a partial report, a Tucson Grays baseball financing meeting is planned, and vagrancy arrests yield county jail days. Guardians seek settlement with a railroad for a fatal solvent issue, wedge assessments are discussed, and Elks plan installation and initiation at the monthly city meeting.
Personal Mention Items From The Day
W S Smith who has kept books for Cananea Consolidated Copper company returned yesterday from the copper camp. R D LaPine connected with Norths store at Pearce spent Sunday in the city. John H Case arrived from Pennington N J to visit his son Peter Case who has pneumonia for three weeks. J F Swain cashier of International bank at Nobles came up on the burro yesterday. G E Peck went out to the Mammoth this morning on the stage. George W Atkinson veteran cattleman is here for the session of the United States court. Imac Ivory agent at Benson spent Sunday in the city visiting friends. H Blaiswell returned from Mammoth Saturday night and left for Yuma. Ian Anderson a former University of Arizona student left for Douglas to become time keeper and commissary for 5. H R Robison who has the railroad contract there.
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W. S. Smith
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
Big Copper
R.D. LaPine
North
Pearce
John H. Case
Penningtonu
N. J
Peter Case
J. F. Swain
International Bank
Nobales
G. E. Peck
George W. Atkinson
United States Court
ImacIvory
Benson
Blaiswell
Mammov
Yuma
Notable Visitors Attend Windsor Session of U S Court
Ben Crawford of Clifton and several Nogales customs officials arrive in the city for the United States court session at Windsor. Guests include QO. B. Steen Tombstone R. H. Reynolds and others from combinations across Washington Camp and Fort Huachuca. Sheriff Frank Murphy departs on No. 10.
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Clifton
U.e
Geo
Russel
Guy G. Palmer
G. C. Smith
Fort Hauchuca
Phoenix
Frank L. Dean
Nogales
Burro
United States Court
Frank Murphy
Mexican youth killed in Southern Pacific yards
Wensalau Luna a Mexican boy fourteen years old was struck by freight car wheels in the Southern Pacific yards yesterday around three o clock. He died last night from his injuries despite doctors efforts. Luna was the son of Sam Luna a roadmaster foreman. He had been warned about the dangers of riding in the yards.
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Wensalau Luna
Pacific Yards
Sam Luna
Millinery Announcement For Easter Hats Display
On Saturday March 22 and the days following, The Leader Millinery Parlors at 25 East Ingress Street display a beautiful and stylish line of Easter hats for selection and purchase.
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Leader
East Ingress Street
Names Map of Park, Windsor and Xavier Residents Listed
A long list of names and places appears, detailing residents and associated towns such as Phoenix, El Paso, San Francisco, Tombstone, Benson, Bisbee, Nogales, Nogales and others. Mentioned locales include Park View Windsor Xavier Orndorff and San Xavier regions with numerous individuals and spouses named alongside cities and states.
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SAN
Courtesy in Mexico Travel Tale by Mia Tweedie
In Mexico the author recalls a humorous frontier welcome on the train from San Antonio. Four men in uniform greet Mrs Alec Tweedie and escort her to Sabinas, each claiming ties to ranches and local contacts as she narrates her travel experiences.
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Mexico
Mia Tweedie
San Antonio
Alec Tweedie
Sam
Tiny newsboy Helps Woman Cross In Rain
A five year old newsboy in the rain at Twelfth and Market helps a stout elderly woman cross to the curb. He calms her fear, offers aid with his small hand, and she thanks him by giving a coin before vanishing into Reading Terminal.
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Twelfth
Market Streets
Market Street
Reading
Philadelphia Record
Abyssinia uses Abba Salama tableland to suppress offenders
Political offenders and obstructionists in Abyssinia are seized and chained on the Abba Salama tableland near Adowa. Prisoners are drawn up by ropes on the steep cliffs with no escape, though the site provides grain soil and wells. They have no speaker to keep order and may vocally abuse leaders, but they do not return to ordinary life.
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Abyssinia
Abba Salama
Adowa
Daily Blows: Coffee as Poison Triggers Digestive Woes
A reader cites coffee as a daily poison causing nerve and bowel disturbances and appendicitis. The account promotes Postum as a safer beverage aiding digestion and recovery, citing several converts including Rev and a doctor who quit coffee.
Nicholas Meyer Dead A Native of Tucson
Nicholas Meyer son of Judge Meyer died at his home on North Meyer street after returning from Cananea with heart trouble. He was 63 years old, born in Tucson, and leaves a wife and two children. He formerly worked as a section foreman on the Cananea railroad and was involved in the San Pedro cattle trade before joining Green Consolidated Company in Cananea. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Nicholas Meyer
Judge Meyer
Meyer Street
Cananea
Mr. Meyer
San Pedro
Green Consolidated Company
How Oriental People Wash
A traveler notes European travelers in the east compare cleanliness across oriental races. He observes varying dirt in different people and jokes that Chinese wash clothes but not themselves, Japanese wash themselves but not clothes, and Koreans wash neither, reflecting biased views on civilization.
The Earth to Be Like the Moon and Mars
The text speculates that Earth’s water will vanish into subterranean rocks forming chemical bonds. It cites Mars as an example, noting its seas are shallow and its surface desiccated. It envisions Earth’s final state as the Moon, after water and atmosphere are absorbed by the planet’s nucleus.
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Earth
Moon
Globe
Mars
Wolves Beset Steppes Horses in Extreme Climate
In Russia's steppes wolves menace wild horses that endure fierce shifts from tropical heat to raging snowstorms. A colt may bolt into a wolf herd and slaughter many as a result of relentless persecution, a testament to their extreme temperament driven by harsh climate.
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Russia
Napoleon's Quiet Meditations Shaping Plans into Masterstones
The text notes Napoleon’s practice of retreat to his study when not in council. He spoke to himself and sang, and as a childlike habit he cut the arms of his chair. Then he suddenly rose to sketch monumental plans or major military movements that surprised the world.
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Napoleon
Interesting Problem At A Party
A celebrated explorer was the evening’s star at a party. The hostess asked the North Pole expedition question the most interesting problem would be. He replied that the hardest problem was to get back home.
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North Pole
Weather report from Tucson with temperature range
Observer E. L. Wetmore records a high of 91 and low of 56 in Tucson. The day featured northwest winds and cloudy skies with a low barometer reading. A weather change is forecast for tomorrow.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
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E. BK. Sirrine
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Joe
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Reiser
Eeker
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ity
H. D. Corbett
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Denver
San Xavier Mission
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E. M. Elliott
Erts
Pearl Barnett
Grace Holliday
George Martin
Cunningham
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Ivo Bogan
Glidden
Beck
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BE. M. Shaw
Tucson Grays
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Ain Anderson
University of Arizona
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E.G
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Rogers Bros
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Southern Pacific
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Will Whitney
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Z. Jones
Zuel
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Samuel Harris
City
Robert Ellis
Prescott
Whit City
Park View
F. H. Kennedy
G. G. Kennedy
Bem Marks
Fort Grant
G. Ws.gh
L. W. Cooley
Dr. Avery
C. Anderson
Wm. Mcuce
Tombstone
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C. J. Fisher
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Henry Harmon
Washington
Eugene Dykes
W. W. Carpenter
W. R. Mansood
L. F. Swan
Orndorff
F. A. Forsyth
Naco
G. M. Russell
P. Whitworth
Fort Huachuca
D. Levy
Henry Wallace
W. Randall
Douglas
B. Whitmarsh
F. T. Hertz
O. S. Great
Daily Blows
Appendicus
Fredonia
N. Y
Hfe
Ike
Postum
Local Weather Report
McKee and Mason
West Congress Street
Mark A. Rodgers
C. P. Vedder
Baldwin Restaurant
The
Singer Mtg. Co
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
Minney
Pioneer Transfer Co
Adolf
Century Block
Brady-Schneider Commission Company
South Stone Avenue
West McCormick Street
Crescent Cigar CO
West Congress St
F. J. Villaescusa
Bell’s Pharmacy
Cali
Willis P. Haynes
Col
Broadway
North Stone Avenue
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