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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1901

Page

4

Elusive 12th Century Illiad Fragments Unearthed

Archaeologists report discovery of fragmented symbols and inscriptions believed to be remnants of a lost medieval manuscript. Researchers plan careful preservation and analysis to confirm authenticity and potential connections to known scriptoriums.

Grubstake Suit Tests Mines at Searchlight

A grubstake case heads to Lincoln county courts over mines at Searchlight owned by Frank Perew. Perew bonded the mines for 25000 dollars, while locators allege they were misled about the mine’s value and seek recovery of their interest. The dispute involves local families and ongoing mining activity.

Lincoln County Frank Perew Perew Kingman

Copper Glance prospect shows high silica on Copper Glance claims

Negotiations continue for purchasing silica located on Copper Glance Mining claims. Assays indicate very high silica content suitable for smelter converters. Shaft operations reach 153 feet at No 1 and 52 feet at No 2 with softer ground ahead. Rich copper and silver ore found on the north claim, similar to Shi bley-Gasson finds. Captain Houstsen and associates visited the property. Copper Glance shares held by Calumet residents.

Secret Pass M. Redman Henry Levin H. L. Harris Judge Redman Blue Ridge Mountains Gold Road Kingman Copper Glance Mining Company Shibley-Gasson James Houstsen Calumet & Arizona Company Calumet, Michigan Calumet Bisbee Review

President Roosevelt to Take Holiday Quiet Week

The White House will be closed to the public for a holiday week with access limited to urgent matters. Mrs Roosevelt and the children sail down the Potomac this afternoon on the Dolphin and will stay several days at a club near Quan tico Virginia where duck shooting is planned.

Umet Smelter el Paso Lucky Calumet Douglas T. H. Tracey Arizona and Sonora Bisbee Merrill Mr. Tracy Arizona Mexico Cananea Company Calumet Company Washington White House Quantico Rixey Young Theodore

Can Drink Fifty Beers And Keep a Level Head

Helena Mont December 26 Julius Lehrkind Bozeman brewer testified in district court he often drank fifty glasses of beer in an evening without harming health or mental balance He was suing John Steinbrenner for payment for a carload of malt who said he never ordered it Lehrkind admitted drinking a couple dozen glasses but claimed his intellect remained clear The jury ruled for Steinbrenner.

Helena Mont Julius Lehrkind Bozeman Lehrkind John Stein- Obrenner Lehr Steinbrenner

Best Quality Meat and Low Prices at Union Market

Union market advertises Best Quality meat in the city at low prices and urges inspection of their refrigerator room. It proclaims expert meat cutters and first class service. An additional testimonial from H C Chreten of Hayfield Minn credits Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with life saving relief after years of severe indigestion. Bel's Pharmacy at 22 N Church Street sells the product.

H. C. Chretenson Hayfield Minn Bel's N. Church Street

Large Fortune Seeks Lucky Newsman

Edwin Gill of Richmond County and native of Ohio has inherited a vast estate from Mrs. Tittell of California. Eastern attorneys seek him. Gill reportedly last known in Honolulu and formerly trained at the Richwood Gazette.

Marysville Ohio Edwin Gill Richmond Lawyrs Tittell California Union County Honolulu Richwood Gazette United States

Metal and Money Market Update

New Year December 26 report notes Bar Silver at 6.514, Mexican Dollars 4.34, brokers at 3.50 and exchange 4.00. Coprun-weale lists brokers 13 and exchange 13.

Reestablishing Old Musical Pitch in Germany

A 19th century note describes the shift of pitch from 435 to 450 vibrations per second at Vienna in 1882 and 1885, prompting a conference to restore 435. The Reichsanstalt now tests tuning forks, aligning military orchestras and preserving standards, reinforcing Germany's leadership in musical matters.

Vienna Reichsanstalt Imperial Physical and Technical Institute of Germany Germany

A Scholar’s Choice Between Truth and Repose

An essay excerpt contrasts the ascetic pursuit of truth with the lure of repose. It cites Emerson on intellect and portrays a West Virginia rail tunnel scene in Sawyer where a couple’s kiss under a tunnel leads to the confession of marriage.

Emerson West Virginia Sawyer Bristol Courier

Five Files in Left Hand The Temptation Of A Traveling Band

A Swiss hotel troupe of wandering musicians uses a clever ruse to prove a collector’s fidelity. Five files are held in the left hand to count money back and forth, ensuring the sum is correct while the audience wonders what is held. In Edinburgh a corneted beggar is shushed by a guardian who asks what he will sing. A friend questions a senator about conscience, and he boasts of always paying for votes.

Man of deeds urged by crowd and critic in Baltimore

A verbose speaker proclaims a man is defined by his works to a large crowd in Baltimore while a rude spectator in the rear belt out a harsh reply. The exchange highlights public debate over character and achievement.

Baltimore American

A Zoological Garden as City Ornament and School Aid

A discussion extols zoos as city adornment and valuable educational tools for children to observe wildlife such as moose eagle alligator and other animals. The note cites Meehan's Monthly and remarks on a French judge's view of poets with a lighter aside about editors. It also mentions Joseph Gaspard Chaussyros de Derby, a French engineer, as early Detroit map maker in 1749 and 1754.

Meehan Joseph Gaspard Chaussyros de Derby Detroit

Digestive Ailments Cured by Dr Pierce Golden Medical

An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion disorders. It cites a Brooklyn patient who recovered appetite and strength after using the remedy, praising its vitality-boosting effects. The ad promotes Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser sent for twenty one cents in stamps to Buffalo New York.

Pierce Dr. Pierce

Eye care and glasses offered by Dr Schell

An advertisement urges readers to have eyes tested at the Century block over Martin's drug store with free verdict on need for glasses and affordable fitting. It promises relief or care and a satisfaction guarantee. It also promotes Goldtree's oyster cafe and the Woman's Exchange for holiday gifts.

H. A. Schell Century Block Martin

Weather and local notices mix in Tycson report

Tycson reports Clear skies and light winds from N W with a low barometer. In Lime Ridge Wis Mrs I B Hunt hears a doctor say only surgery can save her after gall stones caused stomach trouble and jaundice. Electric Bitsy is praised as a cure for stomach liver and kidney woes. The Tucson Opera House presents The Cowboy and the Lady starring 8 Miller Kent with a large cast and extensive scenery for New Year night show.

I. B. Hunt Lime Ridge Wis L. Zeckendorf & Co Geo. Martin Retail Tucson Opera House Miller Kent Knickerbocker Theatre New York

The Daughter of the Regiment Play Set for Dec 28

A Napoleonic era military play with period costumes, The Daughter of the Regiment, is scheduled for December 28. The production emphasizes authentic uniforms and staging to evoke the era.

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