City News Briefs From Tucson Society and Coast
Trains No 9 and 10 arrive on time at 3 PM. Sam Joe obtains a merchant passport for reentry to the U S. Dr W G Brown dies at 63 in Tucson. Funeral set for 3:30 PM tomorrow at Parker's. About 60 naval apprentices pass through, bound for San Francisco for three years service. H E Cooke travels east to assess Mexican Pacific railway prospects. Edward S Lyell, longtime Tucson restaurateur and Red Man, dies. body shipped to San Marcos TX. Grays vs Fort Grant baseball set for Sunday. Fort Grant to arrive late. C C Clark jailed five days for drunkenness. AOUW meeting, Eagles session tonight. inmate at Gay House charged. offender sent away. B A Packard leaves for California. Territorial convention prep hampered. Mayor Schumacher returns with cattle from Salt River Valley. Congregational church calls Rev H K Booth of Chicago to lead starting September. first service for youth. meeting tonight 7 30.
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Congregational Church
H. K. Booth
Chicago
Booth
Tucson
Kingsbury
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad and New Restaurant Opening
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cool swollen feet ease walking and relieve bunions corns and blisters with a 26 cent price and free trial package. It also notes the New York Restaurant opened at the old Baldwin 65 East Congress Street offering meals for 25 cents.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
New York
Old Baldwin
Grand
East Congress Street
Peculiar Ball Game of Bisbee and Clifton
The Bisbee Reds beat Clifton 1 to 0 in eleven innings after a rainy travel day. McKenna pitched a masterful 11 inning effort with 20 strikeouts as Bisbee held Clifton to three hits. Godfrey contributed three of Bisbee’s five hits including a clutch eleventh inning triple. The day concluded with Bisbee’s flawless defense and a large Arizona crowd witnessing one of the finest exhibitions of the national game.
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Ee Reds
Bisbee Review
Ball Club
Bisbee
el Paso & Southwestern
Hachita
Clifton
Arizona
McKenna
Bisbes
Godfrey
Reds
Sporting Men at Outs And Interesting Revelations
A dispute at Tucson’s Legal Tucson resort ends with an attachment of the building and contents for 3011.15 in a suit J. D. Moore vs Ezra C. Bartlett. Moore claims a 15 percent share of winnings and a $600 monthly salary from Nov 1901 to Aug 1902 totaling 34632 in earnings, with 2483.15 already paid.
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Tucson
Legal
District Court
J. D. Moore
Ezra C. Bartlett
West
Congress Street
Bartlett
Jack Moore
Jack
Moore
Tno
Saliry
Novemer
Debts, Disputes and Alleged Fix in Suit Over $3,011.15
The case centers on a judgment demand of $3,011.15 with Bartlett denying charges by his former manager and claiming a $45 debit. Allegations include possible manipulation of policy numbers and improper book entries by Moore to claim 15 percent interest. The dispute features charges and countercharges and awaits a court hearing with Judge Lovell as plaintiff's attorney.
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Bartlett
Jack
Moore
Judge Lovell
Shot At Brooklyn Ends Life In A Woman’s Revenge
At Brooklyn ten miles west of Bellevue Illinois Mrs Lutitia Miles shot and killed Mrs Mary Hall in a revenge act over attentions paid by James Halli. Miles fired six times as Hall collapsed from a heart wound. The incident follows prior jealousy reports and occurred at Hall’s gate.
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Bellevue
Ill
Brooklyn
Lutitia Miles
Mary Hall
Miles
James Halli
Hall
School opens at St Josephs Academy on September 2
School will re open at St Joseph s Academy next Tuesday September 2 Pupils wishing to compete for honors and prizes awarded by the Academy must be present at the opening of school and in regular attendance throughout the school year. Bodily pain loses its terror if you ve a bottle of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil in the house. Instant relief in cases of burns cuts sprains accidents of any sort.
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St. Joseph’s Academy
Dr. Thomas
Repairing watches and jewelry at KE. G. Cape's
Repair service for nine watches and jewelry offered at KE G Cape's. Every watch guaranteed with first class work guaranteed and quality emphasized in a concise minutes style notice.
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Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
KE. G. Cape’s
Requisition for 24 neck slips earns a trade reward
A. B. C. beer by Julius Goldbaum Inc advertises a trade notice from the St. Louis brewery. Collect 24 neck slips from quart bottles or 48 from pint bottles to receive a picture portfolio. Returns accepted at Julius Goldbaum’s retail store 71 East Congress Street for requisition processing.
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St. Louis
Julius Goldbaum
East Congress St
Julius Goldbaum, Inc
American Brewing Co
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W. FE. Kitt’s
E. Congress St
Electrical Supply House
F. E. Russell
North Church
Brown’s Art Store
North Stone Avenue
Congress St
H. Briggs
Abram Joseph
North Stone Ave
Brady-Schneider Commission CO
Stone Avenue
Yuma
Yuma County
Yuma Bakery
W. Ht. Shorey
Prop
New England
Tom King
Oldadsbe School
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles
California
Willis P. Haynes
Broadway
Frank King
Pennington
A.orfila
John D. Burgess
P. QO
Box
First
G. H. Doe
E. G. Woodard
DOE & Woodard
Congress St. P.O
Telephone
Arizone
Steve Ochoa
Sts
The
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
E.G
CAPO
the City News
City Recorder
Sam Joe
China
Celestial Kingdom
Uncle Sam
W. G. Brown
Denver
Parker
San Francisco
Houston
Texas
H. E. Cooke
Cooke
Colonel Bridges
Mr. Cooke
Edward S. Lyell
Douglas
Lodge of
Red Men
San Marcos
Grays
Fort Grant
C. C. Clark
H.2
Tucson Aerie of Eagles
B. A. Packard
Cochise
Dr. Sweet
Schumacher
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Local Weather Report
E. L. Wetmore
Simms
Strick
Bisbe
Almith
Pie
Y Allen
Pea
White
Onrverios
Soc
Hollinger
Morse
Ara Pas Reece
Kinney
Clifton Ibpo
E Wilson
Woods
Bidwell
Eters
Balmer
Williams
Peatland Oxo
Wattett
Dauchant
Eat
Dunn
Simm
Uae
Oak Clifton
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
C. A. Stevens
Reliabe
People
Metal and Money Market
Tucson Steam Laundry
S. P
Toole Avenue
Leongtom Fun
Drachman
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
Miller Bros. @ Co
East
Congress
Old Palace Market
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