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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1901

Page

7

Wonders 6 Montezumas Well One of Arizona's Wonders

Flagstaff Arizona December 15 Archaeologists prepare to explore Montezuma's Well a vast natural feature south of Flagstaff with cliff dwellings around a 250 foot crater. The cold water lies 40 to 60 feet below a rugged rim and may be fed by a subterranean stand pipe.

Flagstaff Ariz Arizona Montezuma

Featherweights To Fight In Late January Clash

New York report says Terry Merven and Dave Sullivan reached terms after months of talk and will box around January 39 at 126 pounds. They posted forfeit and $1000 good faith guarantees, with Bob Fitzsimmons named referee by Sam Harris.

New York Terry Mevern Dave” Sullivan Sam” Harris Sob” Fitzsimmons Sullivan Tom” Sharkey Harris McGovern Young Corbett

Texas and Pacific Receives 200 California Service Girls

NALLAS Tex December 18 The Texas and Pacific railroad company received an order from Los Angeles for 200 servant girls waitresses and others at salaries from 25 to 40 dollars a month. The condition requires the girls pay their own fare to Los Angeles to protect employers. Local railroad men say they cannot fill the order as the servant girl question troubles Texas and the nation.

Nallas Tex Texas and Pacific Railroad Company Los Angeles Cal Texas East

Contest Over a Corpse Between Relatives

In Leavenworth Kansas the sheriff seized the body of Thomas McHale upon arrival after a dispute between relatives and the express company. McHale died in Oklahoma City, and his nephew P. H. Bauer ordered shipment to Leavenworth. His son William McHale contested charges and sought replevin. the body will be held 24 hours before final disposition to the son for burial in Kansas City. A will contest and family tensions surround the case and estate.

Leavenworth Kan Express Company Thomas McHale McHale Oklahoma City P. H. Bauer William McHale Kansas City Union Depot John McHale Bauer McHales St. Louis Kangay City

Honor of a Kentuckian Trusted by Sheriff

N C Markham accused of assault in Bowling Green Kentucky began his return from Denver unaccompanied by an officer. He was arrested here on Sheriff Henry James telegram to allow him to go back alone and the sheriff trusted his honor to appear for trial next week.

Denver Colo Markham Bowling Green Henry James James

Newly Wedded Pair Made Fun Of On Honeymoon Trip

In Columbia Missouri on December 18 Hamilton Dawes and Lucille Prewitt wed in a lavish ceremony attended by guests from twenty states. Fraternal brothers at the University of Missouri staged a public joke on the couple during their honeymoon journey.

Columbia Hamilton Lucille Hamilton Dawes University of Missouri Dawes Sigma Nu Greek Letter Fraternity Lucille Prewitt Missouri

Suicide Attempt At Grand Depot In Millersburg

At the Cleveland Akron and Columbus depot Mrs. Fred Smith attempted suicide by swallowing chloroform and ether in front of her husband and many passengers. The act followed a dispute over living with her mother and involved the depot staff including telegraph operator Fred Smith and a night operator named Martin. She collapsed before aid could arrive, with Doran Bros. mentioned for Christmas orders.

Millersburg Ohio Cleveland, Akron Columbus Fred Smith Andle Martin Smith

One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed by Ill. Evangelist

Rev. James Kirkman of Bele River declares years of bronchial trouble relieved by One Minute Cough Cure. The remedy promises instant relief for coughs colds and throat and lung issues and is touted as safe and effective for children. On sale at Be s Pharmacy 22 N Church St with extended evening hours at W E Felix dry goods emporium ahead of Christmas. Concerts planned each evening.

James Kirkman Bele River N. Church Street

Illinois Central Plans Faster Omaha Chicago Schedule

The Illinois Central will start a new fast schedule on its Omaha Chicago line. Train No. 2 will depart Omaha at 7:45 p m daily and reach Chicago at 9:30 p m next day. Train No. 4 becomes a daylight train leaving Omaha at 7:00 a m and arriving in Chicago at 9:45 p m the same day. Both trains offer through equipment to St. Paul via Fort Dodge and Alber Lea, with Minneapolis arrival times of 7:25 a m and 6:55 p m, and include modern Pullman sleeping cars buffet library car free reclining chair car and dining car.

Illinois Central Railroad Omaha and Chicago Omaha Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Freeport Rockford St. Paul Alber Lea Minneapolis

I Feel I Owe My Life To Kodol Cure

H C Chreten son of Hayfield Minnesota credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with saving his life after three years of severe dyspepsia left him bedridden. Doctors said he could not live but after using the cure he improved from the first bottle and is now cured. On sale at Bellis Pharmacy, 22 N.

H. C. Chretenson Hayfield Minn Bellis Pharmacy N. Church Street

Intense Suffering A Witness Endured Before Testimony

The witness T. L. Martin of Dixie Kentucky described severe coughing that nearly wore his throat raw before using Dr King s New Discovery. He endorses it for coughs colds throat chest and lung troubles and notes its claimed cure of consumption. Price 50 cents and 1.00 with guaranteed bottles and free trial sizes at local outlets.

T. L. Martin Dixie Dr. King L. Zeckendorf & Co Geo. Martin Drug Store

Southern Pacific Round Trip to El Paso During Midwinter Carnival

The Southern Pacific offers single fare round trips to El Paso for trains arriving January 13 through 18 1902 with return by January 20 1902. Oysters steaks and Doran Bros candy named in nearby ads.

Southern Pacific Company el Paso Doran Bros

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