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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1901

Page

8

Early Morning Fight on Congress Street Leads to Arrests

A street brawl on Congress Street near the Arizona Club and Legal Tender ended with Henry Nesbitt and Linwood Lenwood arrested. Nesbitt, facing assault charges after a pistol discharge that damaged a cigar store window, paid a $20 fine. Lenwood, armed and beaten, was fined $20 for carrying concealed weapons. Nesbitt and Lenwood are both described as involved in a late night incident, with Nesbitt previously from Globe and Lenwood hospitalized and later arrested by Officer Dufton.

Congress Street Frank Lipwood Arizona Club Henry Nesbitt Linwood Nesbitt Dufton Wilson Frank Lenwood Lenwood

Croker Resting in Hoosier Land in Indiana

Richard Croker arrives at West Laden Springs and plans a week to ten days of seclusion with host David Gagnon. He says no political talks now but sees auspicious times for the national Democratic party. Indiana Democrats report no stir. Mayor Tiggartig will visit Croker, others doubt Hill’s scalp aim.

Indianapolis Richard Croker Tammany West Laden Springs David Gagnon National Democratic Party Croker Tiggartig French Lick Hill

A Child Burned at Home Dies After Fire Incident

Little John Gardner five year old son of Mr John Gardner of Gard ner Worthen and Goss suffered severe burns while playing in night dress near an open grate on Sixth avenue and Third street. He died about noon. Dr Pilling treated him but internal flames proved fatal. Funeral plans not yet set. Parents overwhelmed with grief.

John Gardner Gardner, Worthen & Goss

Employe at S. P. Shops Fatally Injured in Tank Collapse

Pablo S Romero a helper at the Southern Pacific shops was crushed when a heavy oil tank fell on him this morning at the Tucson facility. He was taken to St Marys hospital with internal injuries and his prospects were described as slim. Romero had worked at the shops two months after coming from Oracle where he worked on James Moss ranch.

Pablo S.romero Southern Pacific Alcott St. Mary’s Hospital Romero Oracle James Moss Tucson

Admiral Belknap backs Schley over the Santiago battle

Boston reports Rear Admiral George Belknap endorses Admiral Schley as senior officer off Santiago on July 1 1898. He agrees with Dewey and George Brown that Schley commanded, destroyed Cervera's fleet, and showed no cowardice. Belknap urges recognition of Schley's leadership amid press talk.

Boston George Ff. Belknap Dewey Schley Saniago Santiago George Brown United States Navy Cervera Belknap

Catholic fair plans and leaders listed at Century hall

Ladies met at Century hall and fixed on a second story location for the Catholic fair at the Reinstadt carriage repository on Broadway. Mrs. Samaniego named second vice president in charge of the Mexican department. officers listed include Mrs. Ives president and Miss Mahoney secretary. John Bogan named general administrator of the Charles Daughtery estate. bond filed and approved.

Reinstadt Broadway M. G. Samaniego Jugene &. Ives Riecher Samaniego Lizzie Mahoney Ivancovich John Bogan Charles Daughtery

Disastrous Floods Hit New York State Areas

Utica reports flood damage with a dam worth half a million dollars. Towns Noblesboro Hinckley and Trenton Falls lost 75 000 to 100 000 people washed away. Four railroad bridges destroyed and mills wrecked. Electric power plant at Trenton damaged. Syracuse faced 150 000 in damage from Orange Creek overflow. Rome Mohawk River levels return to normal with 200 000 in damage expected.

Utica West Ca ‘Creek Noblesboro Hinckley Trenton Falls Trenton Syracuse N. Y Orange Creek Rome Mohawk

Holiday opens and shop notices in Nogales area

Open house set for Saturday December 14 at 44 49 Women’s Exchange with displays of holiday presents leather goods and more. Local ads list Kline Kohn Co. tailoring house and Smith the tailor, Brickwood House Nogales renovated hotel, Kellner’s wholesale grocery for sale with warehouses and inventory, plus optical goods and parlor notices in Century block over Martin’s drug store.

Kline Kohn & Co United States Smith Schell Century Block Martin's Drug Store

Man Attempts Kerosene Fire. Two Mexicans Bound Over

Beurrao New York area reports George Wowaczik drank kerosene and tried to ignite it with a mouth light. He is expected to recover. Meanwhile Edwards and Tilurcio Figueroa, Arivaca youths, are bound over on cow stealing charges with $500 bail each. They bonded out after a sale arrangement involving W. Sturgis and two brothers. The cow belonged to Antonio Bustamente. Also mention of a circus girl admission.

Beurrao N. Y George Wowaczik Edwards Tilurcio Figueroa Arivaca Joaquin Carrillo Francisco Sturgis Tilurcio Antonio Bustamente

Local Notes and Ads Anchor Winter Commerce

Brown's and Goldtree's promote dining and shopping near Court and Congress streets. Isidor Goldtree's cafe offers a post dance gathering. Pioneer Transfer Co. advertises storage, furniture handling, and messenger service with phone contact.

Isidor Goldtree Corner Court Congress Streets Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co Stone Ave Pioneer Transfer Co

Races and exhibitions mark Dec 19 at se Taceon Drive Park

Program lists free for all trot and pace races with purses 150 and 250 for dash events, a four wheel vehicle driven Gentlemen's road race with 100 purse, and an exhibition by Crescens and Mike Tramp. Entrance fee equal to ten percent of purses. first and second places awarded in harness races. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve ad noted.

Se Taceon Drive Park Crescens Mike Tramp

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John Wieland Anheuser Busch and Jos. Schlitz Lager Beer ENRY Melluish Congress ST Fred. Fleishman Tucson, Ariz Assay Conservative Life Insurance Company Los Angeles Cal Pumpe J. Haxpine Arizona Phammer & Steward Local Representives Hoosier Land John Gardiner S. P. Shops Che Aircadian Pharmacy Xman Flower’s Drug Store Holiday Presents Gorham Sterling Silverware Rogers Bros Old Reliable Capo Peerless Eagle Milling Co H. A. Schell Reems New York West Congress St Plomer & Steward Woman's Exchange Nogales J.T. Brickwood, Prop E. F. Kellner Phoenix A. T Boe Plumer & Steward’s Goldtree Drew Mitchell Fulford DeWitt Bell's N.church Street Cy Jsucson Curio Store East
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