Probate notices list heirs and claims in 1902 Arizona
In Pima County probate court, notices announce the estate of Alexander Hunter and the Ramona Leon estate sale of personal property. The Hunter notice names executors and potential heirs in Ireland and Arizona, with a hearing date and asset total of 1749.55. The Leon estate sets a private sale for cattle horses and harness with executors Libarda Leon Francisca Leon and Maria Leon. The article then shifts to a literary column discussing humorous death epitaphs and poems.
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Pima
Poety
Territory of Arizona
Y Uth
Charles R. Cautery
Alexander Hunter
Arizona Territory
Annie Anderson
Thi ‘Jer
Margaret McAuley
Culler
Stephen Rickard
A Anderson
Mary V. Fuller
McFeeters
Grace
Grace Heron
Dembollege
Tucson
Piyacinty
Territory of
Arizona
O Bald Court
Ramona Fr Leon
Pima County
Ramona Leon
Rada Leon
Francisca Leon
Macon
Librada Leon
Maria Leon
Ramona Boon
Auction Notice for Property Block 125 in City
J A has applied to the six block 125 property in the city for sale under an 1962 order. The Hawkee City Recorder notes the auction will occur on a set date in August 1962 in front of the described property, to the highest bidder pending common council approval.
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Othe
J. A
Voyer and Comon Council
Common Council
HAWKE
City Recorder
Stockholders Melt Ing Meeting Notice
Annual stockholders meeting of the Tucson Street Railway to elect a new board for the ensuing term ending September 1903. The meeting is at the secretary's office in Tucson Pima County on Monday September 1 at 8 o clock p m. M G Samaniego president Ch F Hoff secretary. August 9 1902 Tucson Arizona.
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Tugson Lodge
B. P.O. Elks
Kirt L. Hart
E.R. W
Clack
ALF
Fl. M
Masonic Hall
Kohler
G. J. Robkruge
Chinese Hats and Celestial Empire Headdresses
A fragment describes various official and ceremonial headwear in China. Retainers wear distinct hats indicating rank with wire structures and tall shapes, including a rat-tail finial and sun or rain protection. Other styles include turbans, color bands, and layered caps reflecting status and fashion.
Why is it that age is printed in accident reports
A New York Times style reflection laments that newspapers publish the age of accident victims yet omit ages in death notices. The speaker argues personal identifiers like hair color dress and age aid recognition but fears revealing age if harmed. The piece ends with a provocative note on principle and privacy.
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Thomas Hood
Flood
Guy de Maupassant
Ben Battle
New York
Bell's Invention Faces Early Skepticism at Logan’s
Professor Bell showed the first working telephone model to John A. Logan offering a half interest for 2500 and predicting telegraph's demise. Logan doubted demand saying who would want to talk through such a thing. Bell then offered a tenth interest to a patent office examiner for 100, refused, later worth about 1500000 in fifteen years.
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Bell
John A. Logan
Logan
Patent Office
Pearson's
Oxygenarian Alive After Eighty by Chicago Tribune
A doctor mentions an acquaintance who survived by taking oxygen since being given up for dead thirty years ago. The professor asks his age, learns he is over eighty, and notes he is an oxygenarian. Chicago Tribune.
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Chicago Tribune
Manila name and the savage maiden’s answer
An impressionable traveler asks why the place Manila is named. The savage maiden smiles and signals her brothers hidden with clubs to reveal the local favorite food.
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Manila
Overdrawn Account Sparks Check Claim Exchange
A cashier refuses to honor a check, telling a woman her husband’s account is overdrawn. She reacts with disbelief and questions the signatory’s judgment as she learns of the financial issue.
Mortgage lifting vs raising weighs heavy in Boston satire
A fragment from the Atchison Globe mocks the difficulty of securing a mortgage versus raising funds. The clipped prose hints at humor about lending, entertainment, and city life in Boston, framed as a wry aside in a dated newspaper voice.
Room for all graduates and the surplus man
The Pittsburg Times argues that the annual influx of graduates into law medicine and other fields does not crisis society. Wise men predicting a saturated job market are always wrong as graduates find roles and eventually join the establishment, balancing the economy and keeping society steady.
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Tenderfoot
United States
Pittsburg
Science Liftings and Natural Phenomena Report
A survey of scientific trivia covers sun distance bursts of 350000 miles, sound speeds in air water and iron, diaphragm vibration scale, fresh and respired air carbon dioxide, Heolophane glass diffusion and reflection traits, planetary densities for Mercury to Neptune, and Arcturus heat output measured by radiometer at 2000 feet.
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Mercury
Venus
Earth
Moon
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Arcturus
Menu Mishap Spoofs a Noted Guest at Legerot
The Marquis de Croisse recalls an amusing hotel blunder when Chauncey Depew visited Legerot. A chef altered the menu without checking, replacing items and printing a faulty line Pyree de marrons a la Depew on an old menu card.
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Marquis de Croisse
Chauncey Depew
Church notice corrects Sunday service time and choir aims
The notice from London Answers states Sunday service is at 11 a m not ten minutes later and that young men may attend the week night service. It assures front seats are sound and safe and invites participation in singing to encourage the congregation.
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London
Ungrateful Aberdeenshire Husband Starves Wife for Light
A Scottish American folk tale recalls a small farmer in Aberdeenshire whose ailing wife, bedridden for long, begs for light. He grudgingly gives her four pence worth of light by lighting a candle at her bed foot and telling her to die in darkness. The grim tale ends with the wife lamenting their plight.
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Aberdeenshire
Deep Look Reveals Lawyer and Client Quarrel Over Pocketbook
A courtroom exchange features a lawyer acknowledging many aspects to investigate and the client asserting the pocketbook as the first matter. The judge observes the exchange with terse acknowledgment.
Hungry Sea Theme in Town and Country Verse
A brief poetic remark contrasts hunger with a sea metaphor, noting how famine gnaws away at a person’s will and spirit as the speaker questions its naming and impact. The line evokes hardship and resilience within a local column.
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Croup
A Georgia man J H Johnston writes of years of bronchitis relief after using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He recalls his wife’s asthma and claims the remedy is the best croup medicine. Trial bottles offered free. guaranteed bottles 50 cents and 1.06.
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J.H. Johnston
Broughton
Georgia
Sten
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Noty
W. Purcell
Pina County
Arizons
Death
Nellie Gray
Ben
Whiel
Johnny Jones
Sue
America
Philadelphia Record
Witom
Ned
Chas. F. Hoff
Rotary Tucson Street Railway
Ariz
Celestial Empire
Qourner
Pgn
Ccs
Ioipe
Fessor
Boston
Atchison Globe
Professional Directory
Trust & Rust
Architects Mbee
Congress St
Upstaire
Tucson, Arizona
Surveyors
John Gardiner
Bouthweet Corner
Third Street
Sixth Ave
W. J. Kirkpatrick
West Fennington &I
W. J. Osborn
Hall of Pioneer Historican Society
W. Congress Ftreet
WM. G. Loppentabin
Sonenitetion Bourke
Tolla Mand
Ftope Avenue
Tucoton
F.f.odermatt
A. O.T. Ws
Tod Pom Eat Congress
OR. B. Rubens
West Pennington Street
Edward H.stiles
Roorme
Opticians
H.A. Schell
Physicans
Edmund F. Burton
Cook County
North Stone Avenue
A.J. Gould
M.D. Forshan
North Stone Ave
Ducen
N. H. Matas
Pennington Street
Court House
Arron
Mark A. Rodgers
Firizena Lodge No
A. O.U
H.W. Altman
Thomas Conlon
Firizona Commandary No
Knights Templar
Roskrruge
Matilija
Ventura County, California
Santa Inez
Ventura County
Matiliya Hot Springs
Ventura County, Cal
Nordhoff
United Typewriter and Supplies Co
W. Second St
Los Angeles
Cal
Pease Novelty Co
N. Meyers Street
Brownsberger
Home School
Graham
7Th Street
F. Brownsberger
HOTEL
Nadeau
Alden & Thompson
Sturbide
Josephine
Coronado Beach
Karl Lamb
Columbus
Alex Rossi
Corner Store Avenue
Congress
Union Market
C. F. Schumacher Proprietor
RVIC
Tugson
Royal Argh Masons
Geo. Shand
P. G. J. Rose Ruge
Central Park Floral Company
S. Spring Street
Los Angeles, Cal
Tugson Abrie
F. Hall
N.F. Hawke, W
the Spencer
R. F. White
West Third Street
Hill and Breedway
Geo. W. Fry
Viola
Iowa
Bell's Pharmacy
Ieee
Epw
A. Mars
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