Arrival and Departure of Trains Schedule
West bound trains arrive and depart at 12:20 a m 12:30 a m for No 7 local 3:13 p m 3:23 p m for No 9 Sunset Limited 10:55 p m 11:05 p m for No 48 Rock Island Limited 10:55 a m for No 11 International Guaymas via Nogales to Tucson East bound trains arrive 12:55 a m depart 1:05 a m for No 8 local 7:33 a m 7:43 a m for No 10 Sunset Limited 5:02 a m 5:12 a m for No 44 Rock Island Limited 2:45 p m depart No 12 International Tucson to Nogales Guaymas Mexico Mail closes one hour before all trains leaving Tucson between 7 a m and 9 p m and all night trains at 9 p m.
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Pasenger
Sunset Limited
Rock Island Limited
International
Guaymas
Mexico
Nogales
Tucson
District court opens in Tombstone as crime docket looms
Cochise county district court in Tombstone begins a long criminal calendar with Burt Alvord’s surrender at Naco drawing interest over potential conviction. Elks session and Tempe degree planned as city sees officers marshalling hoboes for five days.
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District Court
Cochise County
Tombstone
Burt Alvord
Lewis
Naco
City Recorder
A Wise Ember Teaches to Enjoy Life While It Lasts
A column titled A Wise ember urges readers to savor life, warning that time is finite and pleasures fade with death. The piece emphasizes seizing joyful moments and living fully before ending.
Two Women Killed by an Unknown Man in Pittsburgh
In Colwell street resort at dawn Mrs. Lizzie Wilson was shot dead and Ruth Stern fatally wounded by an unidentified man who fled the scene. Authorities offered free eye examinations and listed Dr. H. A. Schell at Century lock as contact.
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Pittsburg
Lizzie Wilson
Ruth Stern
Colwell Street
Historic Delhi Chronicle From Ancient to British Rule
The article traces Delhi’s history from 1000 B C long before modern times through repeated Muslim and Hindu rulers to 1803 when British control began under General Lake. It notes Old Delhi ruins, Shah Jahan’s modern city, Humayun’s tomb, Jai Singh’s observatory, and the seventy column hall as reflections of the city’s changing eras.
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Delhi
Afndia
India
Shah Jehan
Elizabeth
Jai Singh
Why He Didn't Vote A Story Of A Black Coachman
An Alabama tale recounts a Black coachman Zack Taylor who goes to vote to find an undertaker with a voter book. The man identifies Zack, proclaims a past burial, and orders him from the polling place as white men eject him. The story centers on racial tension at the election scene.
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George Roberts
The
Orndorff
Hopley
San Xavier
Mr. Morris
Chicago
Roberts
Zack
Zack Taylor
Taylor
Waiter Lady Delivers Tomayto Tomawto Tomatto Soup
A waiter girl at a dinner table strives to please as she interprets orders for chicken or soup. She notes three variations Tomayto Tomawto and Tomatto and returns each exact request with a playful mispronunciation. The humorous exchange ends with satisfied diners and a pun about the next course.
Personal Mention: Blair Visits City. Court Terms Open
Senator George P. Blair spent Sunday in the city. Judge George Davis, Stenographer Francis Hartman and Interpreter Thomas Hughes left for Tombstone yesterday afternoon to open the fall term of court at that point.
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George P. Blair
George Davis
Francis Hartman
Thomas Hughes
Tombstone
Great Livestock Show Opens in Chicago
The third international livestock exposition opened in Chicago on December 1 with favorable conditions. Every exhibit was in place and ready for the first official day of the event.
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Chicago
Weather report from Tucson by Observer Wetmore
The observer notes cloudy skies with a NW wind in Tucson. Temperatures range from a minimum to a maximum with cold air likely and precipitation possible on nearby mountains.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Weather Indications Arizona Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Weather notes predict fair skies in Arizona tonight into Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the northern counties. No major weather hazards reported. general conditions suggest mild, dry air and light winds across the region.
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Arizona
Lady’s Plums Turned To Stones After Maid Eats Them
A mistress taught a servant to stone plums for a pudding. She left briefly, and the maid returned with a plate filled only with plum stones. The servant explained she had eaten them as shown.
A Questionable Pedigree
Three children argue about ancestry claiming royal lineage. Eva says Mary Queen of Scots, Willie repeats, another boy points out Willie is a boy, revealing the humorous social observation on family lore and gender.
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Mary
Eva
Willie
New York Times
Prediction Testimony From Doctor Reveals Despondent Friend
A man recalls a doctor’s prediction that he would die in six weeks and asks him to tell a despondent friend there is no hope. The exchange highlights chilling claims reported by the New York Herald.
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New York Herald
Bohemian exchange over haggling with tailor ends in conscience
Two Bohemians mock a costly tailor dispute while admitting they cannot pay. One humorously reveals a desire to minimize the tailor’s loss, calling it a matter of conscience.
A Wise Member shines in Seattle run
Obediah Hah and Chimmy deliver a clever performance in the New York company’s farce comedy A Wise Member at the Seattle Theater this week. Tickets sold out before showtime with standing room waiting as crowds throng the Tucson Opera House style engagement and Kimbell Francis Book Store handles sales.
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C. B. Marvins
New York
Tucson Opera House
Kimeball & Francis
Ai Wise
Seattle
Wise
Seattle Times
Allen's Foot-Ease and Powder Advertised Remedy
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and powder to ease tight shoes and swollen feet. It claims instant relief for blisters callouses and sore spots and markets Allen's Foot-Ease as a universal cure for sweating and aching feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores 25 cents with free trial by mail.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
King’s New Life Pills Claim Deadly Attack Foiled
M M Austin of Winchester Indiana credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with curing his ill wife after doctors failed. The pills are said to help stomach and liver troubles and relieve constipation and sick headaches. Available for 25 cents at all druggists.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Indiana
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Tucson Citizen
the City News
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Buenos Ayres
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Imperial Country
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Board of Supervisors
S. P. Company
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Lima
Ohio
South Fifth Avenue
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North Fifth Ave
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Union Market
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Rogers Bros
H. A. Schell
Century Lock
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Hanny
Local Weather Report
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Gan
Bauman
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