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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1902

Page

8

Tucson Improvement Company Articles of Incorporation

Founders name a Tucson Arizona corporation to engage in contracting mining milling real estate banking and other ventures with capital of 10000 shares 1000 at 10 each. Board of six directors, first officers named, 25 year term, bankruptcy limits 7500 debt, amendments by majority vote. Notary filing Sept 5 1902 Pima County Arizona.

Tucson Improvement Company Tucson Pima County Territory of Arizona United States United States of America County of Pima, Terri Saids'corporation William Phelps Ed Banister James Swan J. B. Frontin J. H. Schneider G. S Board of Directors A. D G. S. Manzo Territory of Arizona Pima Thomas D. Satterwhite

Old Reliabe Express Man Reopens at People Store

CHAS A SHIBELL County Recorder announces the return of C A Stevens after a year’s rest and recuperation on the coast. He has bought his old business and will attend to all work left in his care at the People’s Store. Also notes free eye exams and local ads on syrup and a tale from London Mail about children.

C. A. Stevens Reliabe People Sally Chile

Domestic Amenities in Philadelphia Record Quip

A visitor notes a household scene where a boy explains his father keeps many dogs because his mother dislikes them. The exchange captures a light domestic moment from the Philadelphia Record.

Philadelphia

Library Improvement and Book Giveaways

A fragment notes large library upgrades at Castleton with many books being given away. The text mentions Mount Rewenzori in equatorial Africa at about 20 000 feet with glaciers and constant cloud cover. The jokesry line references a man asking about a rich wife and the dividend not yet declared.

Castleton Clubberly Detroit Free Press Mount Rewenzori Equatorial Africa Jones

Pinky Panky Pop and Chorus at the Opera House

Pinky Panky Pop headlines a December 5 performance with her chorus of Japanese maidens at the city opera house. The event promises a theatrical showcase of music and dance.

Pinky Panky Pop the Opera House

The Du Ponts and Their Powder Empire

The Du Pont family runs powder mills across the nation from coast to coast. A strict rule requires a Du Pont to lead during dangerous work, with many deaths and heroic escapes noted in the family’s despotic headship. The governing head may skip generations to ensure a fully competent business manager.

du Ponts Atlantic Pacific du Pont New York Tribune

Citizenship Rules Across Borders and Return

The article discusses that American citizens do not lose citizenship by traveling or living abroad. It notes residency abroad can affect voting rights, and returning to the U S restores them. It compares international practices, citing Russian and British precedents and the saying once an Englishman always an Englishman.

Russia Detroitree Press

The Coroner and the Bottle Scene At Inquest

A report from Astrakhan describes a coroner and clerk debating a bottle found near a murdered man. The liquid leads to debate over whether it is gin or vodka, ending with the note that all efforts to determine its contents failed.

Astrakhan

Mystery intruder visits Bank of England strongroom at midnight

An unknown man sent a challenge to Bank of England directors claiming to know their vaults. Guards stood watch as a dark lantern intruder entered the strongroom via a sewer opening, a strange tale later linked to a chest of papers delivered with a note blaming police for the writer’s nonappearance.

Bank of England Thor Nuffin St. James

The Strain on Parents

A dialogue shows a mother refusing to tutor her child in evolution and insisting Sally must study and find the answer herself. The exchange highlights parental expectations and individual effort in learning.

Mammy Sally Peterson Jones Mammy Jones Sally

Optical shop hours and location announced

Evening hours until 8 and Sunday afternoons 1 to 3 PM announced for Dr Schells Optical Parlors located in Century Block upstairs.

H. A. Schell Century Lock

Local firm stresses fair wages and quality work

The note states the business is doing first class work with prices aligned to quality. It emphasizes paying good wages to good people and earning a living, ending with a wagons call and a phone number 1071.

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