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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1901

Page

6

Cattle shipments, goats and stock talk in Arizona notes

Long report on cattle movements from Benson to Bakersfield and Jamila Mountain. Tempe as cow center. John Casey shipping three cars of cattle to San Diego. Arizona stockmen anticipate strong markets amid rising demand and thinning supply. goats imported to Graham County. convention site chosen for National Live Stock Association in Kansas City.

San Pedro Green Cattle Company Naco Aiair Gen Snead Frank Munson Aca John Casey San Diego Phoenix Caveys Tempe J. J. Fraser Wm. W. Moore Mesa City Campbell Arizona Hunter Cochise Southwestern Stockman National Live Stock Association Kansas City Chicago Southwestern E San Antonio Express

Southern Republicans Stand By Their Section In Congress

Southern Republican members oppose reducing Southern representation and plan to fight Crumpacker's measure. A second meeting will organize opposition, with Northern allies possible to block passage. President reportedly opposes the bill, while Senator Pritchard predicts long-term party gains if sectionalism ends.

Washington Congress Pritchard Crumpacker Senate Pritchfard South North Carolina

Goebel Papers Destroyed by Fire

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 17. Fire swept the Lowry and Goebel store, destroying Arthur Goebel’s papers tied to his brother William Goebel’s death and the Kentucky trials of Caleb Powers James Howard Henry Youtsey and others. The loss includes affidavits confessions and testimony volumes. Arthur Goebel had spent nights compiling evidence for prosecutors before the blaze. The next cases likely to be called are the Howaras, now under Arthur Goebel and his team.

Cincinnati Ohio Lowry & Goebel Arthur Goebel William Goebel Caleb Powers James Howard Henry Youtsey Kenucky Frankfort

Explosive molten steel blast rocks Sharon works

A massive explosion at the Sharon Steel Company in South Sharon, Pennsylvania, occurred during pouring when fifty tons of smelter steel met water. The blast leveled the mill, shattered windows up to a mile away, and injured ten workers, with three possibly fatally, as bodies were hurled by the force and clothes burned off.

Sharon Sharon Steel Company South Sharon

The Trousers Did Not Fit Her

Mrs. Alice Deitzel was arrested on Gay Street in Baltimore while disguised in her husband’s clothes. A crowd taunted her as she was escorted to the police station. She claimed the disguise aimed to confront her husband over suspected false statements. Her husband later released her.

Baltimore Alice Deitzel Gay Street

Counting the Cost of the Big Floods

Pittsburg, Pa., December 17. The three rivers have fallen below the danger line and debris removal and mud clearing have begun. The losses to Pittsburg interests may reach a million dollars.

Pitrsuck Pittsburg

Fifty third Regiment Leads Charge Across Bridge

In the recalled reminiscence "Old Memories" the Fifty-third Irish regiment, under Major Payn later Sir William Wayn, charges a bridge at close range. They seize the position amid heavy fire, pursue the enemy with cavalry, and capture their guns. Sir Colin rebukes the regiments for indiscipline, but the men cheer his rebuke and honor General Mansel Geld.

Payn William Wayn K.C.B Colin Cawnpur Sir Colin Mans- Geld

Lincoln on proof and Euclid shaped his logic

A Norwich listener recalls Abraham Lincoln explaining his training in proof. He sought to know when a thing is proved, left law study, studied Euclid, and mastered geometry proving every proposition before returning to the law.

Abe Abraham Lincoln Norwich Conn Lincoln

Read the great books for lasting literary guidance

The passage urges reading enduring works like the Bible Shakespeare Scott Thackeray Dickens and George Eliot rather than modern or debated texts. It recommends studying with genuine interest, avoiding third party theory driven courses or critics who lack real passion for their subjects.

Shakespeare Scott Thackeray Dickens George Eliot

Buying a Bargain Stirs Suspicion on Baking Powder

A shopper considers the risk of underpaying for Hor Schilling's Best baking powder, fearing hidden faults when price seems fair for buyer, grocer, and seller. The piece weighs trust and value in everyday purchases.

Schilling

Sunbonnets for Horses Delight in Heat

The London Chronicle notes sunbonnets for horses date back to a 1742 Italian print showing a man and horse under umbrellas. It cites Mexican practice with parasols and a horse in Regent Street, but laments the glare of novelty disturbing street norms and near accidents en route to Langham Place.

Mexico Regent Street Langham Place London Chronicle

Life Accident and Health Quote From Brillat Savarin

A brief quotation from Brillat Savarin on life accident and health frames what you eat reveals who you are. The line ties dietary choices to identity and wellbeing in a concise reflective note.

Brillat Savarin

Brain in a Jar Meets Officer in Piccadilly

A celebrated surgeon greets a young officer in Piccadilly and boasts of a brain fragment in a jar at home. The officer jokes he can spare that brain since he has a berth at the war office.

Vanity Fair Piccadilly War Office

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