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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1902

Page

8

The Standard Motive Power Company Incorporation

Arizona Territory records reveal Howard MacNutt William H Hoar and Robert L Stedman forming The Standard Motive Power Company with Tucson as principal business place. Capital stock set at ten million dollars across one hundred thousand shares. term runs 1902 to 1927. Eight more lines continue detailing directors and governance.

Howard MacNutt New York William H. Hoar Fanwood Morris New Jersey Robert L. Stedman Arizona Pima Standard Motive Power Company Tucson Pima County United States

Stockholder Elections and Board Structure Provisions

Provisions set annual terms for directors from six to nine years with one director elected each year on the first Tuesday of December starting 1903. Meetings to elect directors may be held in Arizona Territory with offices chosen by directors. Quorum rules and meeting places are defined. The document caps corporate liability at ten million dollars and confirms private property exemption from corporate debts. Signatures from Howard MacNutt, W. H. Hoar, and Robert L. Stedman dated August 6, 1902, with notary Frank Cochrane.

Territory Arizona City of New York State of New York Howard Macnutt W. H. Hoar Robert L. Stedman Frank Cochrane County of New York County of New York William H. Hoar Notary Public New York County

Diary Secrets Spark a Street Scene

A young woman loses her diary on the street. The diary reveals friendships, jealousies, and social gossip. Her companion Kate tries to comfort her as the two vow not to advertise for its return. The scene ends with tears and a mutual friend being criticized.

Kate Lillian Hattie Charley Fred Edith Tommy Kansas City

Borrower Returns Door Loan in Philadelphia Record

A brief item notes a borrower returning a door loan last week as Wigwag asks what’s the matter. Diddy rou Ukett references appear in the Philadelphia Record’s clipped handwriting.

Diddy Rou Ukett Philadelphia Record

Territorial Democratic Convention Calls and Notices

The Territorial Democratic Central Committee calls a convention in Tucson for September 3 1902 to choose a delegate to Congress and other business. County committees are instructed to appoint county conventions and delegates, with proxy rules and primary election guidance. A separate call outlines Pima county primaries August 26 1902 to elect eighteen delegates for the Territorial convention in Tucson September 30 1902.

Territorial Democratic Central Committee Frescott Ariz Tucson Congress Territorial Central Committee Democratic Marcus A. Smith Territorial Democratic Central Committee Pima County Arizona Pima Mmceon Oic Paler Cick Cdes EMORY Calles Optoe i Seclarsin Cialalstai Serge Les Tee Moons “Moro Ais Mecosaiei Ois Lee Cialalaceioyect Ered Yarsaiere Eae Wanes User Oiote Oi Icre Ecea Asic E. O'Keefe C. O. Rouse

Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption

J H Johnston of Broughton Georgia recalls years of bronchitis and relief after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He credits the remedy with curing his wife’s asthma and urges trials for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles cost 50 cents and 1 dollar with trial bottles free at druggists.

J. H. Johnston Broughton Georgia

Stock Reduction Sale at Congress Street Move

Owing to preparations for a move to Congress street the store will sell harness saddles buggies and wagons at greatly reduced prices until September 1. F. J. Villaescusa. 110 S. Meyer Street.

Congress Street F. J. Villaescusa S. Meyer Street

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