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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
8
Taft told Senate Philippines Committee about a Mindanao clash where an American sergeant was nearly decapitated by a bolo. His neck wounds were sewn and he survived after riding thirty miles to a surgeon. The piece also mentions Cortelyou and a church land refund bill, plus a Senator Blackburn anecdote.
The ad claims grip illness weakens nerves and appetite and that Electric Bitters acts as a tonic, blood purifier, and regulator for stomach liver and kidneys. It asserts thousands of users were helped, restoring health and spirits after attacks, with a 50 cent price and guarantee.
Indian agent Elwood Hadley and Sirrine travel to the San Xavier reservation to allot government property from Mr. Berger. He will distribute supplies by lot after Berger cedes possession following a Washington inquiry. Future supplies will be issued from Saca ton agency to San Xavier and neighboring tribes. turnout covered wide distances.
City Engineer reports 75 workers on Alameda street sewer from 6th to Main, with Main, Church, and cross streets mains funded by abutting property owners or city funds from Military Plaza lots. While excavating at Alameda Court, three graves were found and reburied. Indian curios such as mortars and pots are in Homer Santo’s possession.
Mrs. Virginia Waterman, 60, is a student at Northwestern Academy in Evanston. She plans a full college course and expects to graduate this year. After graduation she will move to Cornell University and reside with the Sage Hall residents with the other girls.
Arbor Day celebrations occurred at Tucson public schools with recitations songs and Arbor Day anthems. Pupils planted two trees at the Main building and four trees at the Convent Street school naming them after pioneer Arizona educators and officials.
Washington Feb 7. Government confirms reports of US with Japan and Britain opposing any Russian China action on a Manchurian treaty that could threaten US interests. State Department insists on preserving treaty advantages in Manchuria, with mining and railroad rights seen as secondary to open door policy.
The Southern Pacific contemplates spring shop improvements and a payroll of 423 with expected increases. A Rincon eating house burned for about 7000 in losses, prompting plans for a modern brick depot hotel. Over 1000 agents will promote colonization, with 3090 expected spring visitors and multiple excursion trains. The railroad aims to reach Imperial country via Flowing Wells, signaling large scale western expansion.
Madame Nevada stage name of Mrs Dr Palmer born as Wixon in California emerged from a mining camp background. She earned the nickname Sage Brush Linnet in Nevada and California praises her as the California Nightingale. She trained with Marchesi at age 17 and joined renowned Italian vocal traditions.
John Smith survived nine days imprisoned in a sealed freight car after being moved from San Francisco to Indianapolis. He was found by police when he knocked for help, badly frozen feet requiring amputation, and taken to a hospital where his tale was told. He had no food and tried at every stop to attract attention.
Reports from Washington say Admiral Sampson worsened in the last day though doctors note no definite change. Separately counsel for Sampson filed a brief with the President contesting Schley’s appeal asserting he was in supreme command at Santiago.
Fragmentary weather note for Tucson shows unclear temperature figures and wind. Mentions wet conditions and a low barometer with a clear sky forecast for tomorrow.
Famous remedy claims to conquer pains and injuries including cuts burns and bruises while reducing inflammation and treating boils ulcers felons skin eruptions. Sold in millions of boxes yearly at drug stores with a money back guarantee.
A local eatery named The French Restaurant offers what patrons call the best meal in town for 50 cents. The compact deal highlights affordable dining in a busy area.
Pleasant City resident shares a tale of a child sick with a terrible cough that worsened for weeks. After using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption the boy improved, proving the medicine effective. Sold by all druggists, 50c and 1.00, trial bottles available.
A reader note highlights the restaurant as the best in town with high praise for its service and quality. The piece emphasizes first-class dining and a welcoming atmosphere shaping its reputation.
The Crescent Cigar Store offers a fine lot of French brio pipes for sale. The listing highlights quality craftsmanship and a rare selection, appealing to collectors and smokers.
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