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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1902

Page

4

One Minute Cough Cure Ad Claims Cure for Coughs

A testimonial from Norris Silver of North Stratfford New Hampshire praises One Minute Cough Cure for curing a stubborn cough. The ad claims thousands have been cured and promotes Bell's Pharmacy at 22 North Church Street as the place to buy. The piece ends with a nudge to use Citizens Classified Ads to find people.

Norris Silver North Stratfford N. H Bell's North Church Street

New Fower Plant Advancing at Arizona Copper Works

The Arizona Company prepares to install a new electric plant to power a concentrator store and mines. It will also run ore trains, signaling solid progress by a long-standing copper producer in Morenci. The Newbury Group expands exploration after inspection by President Brown and Secretary Sanders. A 200-foot shaft at Mount Lander yields copper with high gold and silver values, suggesting similar potential at East Newbury and Newbury shafts.

Arizona Company Arizona Morenci Sanders Newbury Mining Company Mineral Hill Mount Lander Newbury East Newbury Florence Blade

Rail traffic surge prompts extra trains and rate debates

Officials report a 25 percent rise in travel to Southern California with Santa Fe adding a fourth train for tourists as Pacific lines fill to capacity. War Department plans and party-rate bids affect troop movements, while tax exemptions for Santa Fe Pacific spark local county tensions amid new railroad surveys and potential Phoenix to Benson routes.

California Santa Fe Beciu Southern Pacific New Orleans

Boycotted Minister Takes Streetcar Ride Near Brazil

A Cloverland revival minister rode a streetcar to Brazil, Ind. Nine attendees drew worship during services as strikers influence a laborer congregation, signaling a likely early meeting closure.

Brazil Ind Cloverland Here

Ghicago Boy Has New Suit of Skin

A five year old Chicago boy Marion Weaver received 219 square inches of new skin grafts on his chest abdomen back and sides after five months of skin grafting care. Doctors report the grafted skin will enable him to drive. The boy was burned in a September fire and his father Reverend William K. Weaver and four brothers donated skin strips for the procedure.

Chicago Marion Weaver William K. Weaver Ninth Presbyterian Church A. E. Dennison

Boy Accused of Being a Murderer in San Francisco

In San Francisco on February 13 a 14 year old boy named Glason was booked at the city prison on a charge of murder after a fight with George Noblock also 14 left Noblock dead at his grandmother’s residence on Folsom street The two apprentices at Eureka Boiler Works had clashed amid tensions from a recent strike witnesses disagree whether Noblock died from a fist hit or a struck head from a monkey wrench The tragedy adds to a cluster of misfortune in the Noblock family following the infant brother’s accidental death Christmas Eve

San Francisco Cal John Glenon City W.e George Noblock Folsom Street Eureka Glason Noblock Nis

Chamberlain Receives Freedom of London in Guild Hall

Joseph Chamberlain, Colonial Secretary, was honored with the freedom of the city in a gold casket at Guild Hall. The presentation lauded his twenty five years of service to the Empire and his role in uniting the colonies.

London Joseph Chamberlain Guildhall Chamberlain

Miss Jackson Compared With Noted Violinists At Baltimore

Baltimore Morning Herald lauds Miss Jackson among top lady violinists praising virtuosity seen alongside Maud Powell Lady Halle and Urso as she performs with the Boston Symphony in Baltimore.

Baltimore Boston Symphony Maud Powell Lady Halle Bua Urso Miss Jackson Baltimore Morning Herald

Anglo Japanese alliance and Russian strategy in Asia

Austrian papers feature the Anglo Japanese treaty of alliance with Russia discussed as likely to provoke disorder in Atgakistan. The Russian government is seen as waiting while Japan builds forces in China to drive out Europeans except Russians in Manchuria. Insights arise as Admiral Prince Henry sails for the United States and Britain responds to Germany’s shift toward the United States.

Vienna Russia Atgakistan Japan China Manchuria Prince Henry of Prussia United States Great Britain Germany

Senate Employes Afraid of Lepers

Washington February 13. Senate staff show unusual caution as 372 lepers petition against making Hawaii leper settlement a national colony. Clerks request tongs or groves to handle documents from the scene of the outbreak. The plea seeks to keep the Hawaii settlement from national status.

Malakai Washington Senate Foraxer Hawaii

Wife's Witty Escape Triggers Elope With Clerk

O W Cutler of Lockport testified that his wife convinced him to drive her and John Rook to the station for an elopement. She packed clothing into two trunks, took $225 from the house, and vanished toward Chicago. Police chase trunk to the South.

Chicago O. W. Cutler Lockport John Rook Rook Cutler Florida Bock

Plan Raises All Records For 16 Pound Hammer

Berkeley Cal Feb 13 Alfred D Fian of California boosted the 16 pound hammer mark in a campus practice throw to well over the previous world and intercollegiate records. The existing world record is 116 feet 5 inches set by Flanagan of New York. The American intercollegiate record held by Plaw dates to 1900 at 165 feet 9 inches. Plaw will compete with the University track team in the spring.

Berkeley Cal Alfred D. Fian University of California Flanagan New York Plaw Unis

President Demands 27 Cent Cuba Tariff Reduction

Washington reports the president seeks a 27 cent tariff cut for Cuba to meet foreign competition. House Ways and Means, led by Speaker Henderson, weighs war revenue repeal with rules to block amendments. Republicans and Democrats may unite to push reciprocity, delaying tax repeal as a caucus risks GOP unity. Senator Spooner reiterates treaty power rests with the President and Senate.

Washington Cuba Henderson Ways and Means Spearker House Repub Spooner Foreign Relations Committee President Senate

Senate May Bypass House On Cuba Reciprocity Treaty

The text asserts that concurrence of the House is not required to make reciprocity of other treaties operative, allowing the Senate to pursue a reciprocity treaty with Cuba even if the House does not act.

Senate Cuba

Naval engagement near Agua Dulce in Central America

The Colombian government fleet left Panama and met the insurgent warship Padilla off Agua Dulce at 4 p.m. for a one hour battle. The government gunboat Boyaca was struck and slightly damaged while the Padilla took three hits.

Panama Colombia Padilla Agua Dulce Boyaca Ihe

President's Son Out of Danger

GROTON MASS February 13 Young Theodore Roosevelt passed a good night and this morning his condition is such that it is announced the President would leave for Washington this evening. The disease in the right lung has passed successfully the left lung has cleared to the satisfaction of the doctors and the boy is now considered out of danger. At one o'clock Secretary Cortelyou announced that the President would leave Groton for Washington at 4 40 this afternoon. He visited the newspaper headquarters to thank the correspondents who had been there since Sunday.

Groton Mass Theodore Roosevelt Washington Cortelyou Powell Cottage

Mr Fellows Receives Warm Ovation in Brooklyn

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle notes Mr Fellows remains a great favorite, drawing a steady ovation from patrons and readers alike during appearances and public events.

Mr. Fellows Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Finley Leaves Tucson for Los Angeles Post at SP Shops

Hon James Buchanan Finley longtime head of the Southern Pacific car repair shops in Tucson departs tonight for Los Angeles to take a higher position with the company. A well known community figure he has served in both houses of the Arizona Legislature and on the last city council. He is a trusted Democratic political presence and active in civic affairs.

James Buchanan Finley Southern Pacific Los Angeles Finley Tucson Arizona Democratis Party

Finley Honored By Colleagues Before Relocation

In Tucson, Mr. Finley was presented with a sound silver tea set by male colleagues and a tortoise shell toilet set by his wife and friends to mark his many years of courtesy. The women’s social group added a Navajo blanket. Mrs. Finley and her mother planned a brief Los Angeles trip as Finley prepared for a new posting tonight.

Finley Y Finley Jim Finley

Turf Topics and Racing Notes From Various Tracks

Rister Alice a 2:10% prospect for 1901 and Battlesign 7 unlikely to race again. James Golden to campaign a sig in the grand circuit for test time. Ae by Camp set 2:17 mile mark at Trinidad Colorado May 23. Patti 2:2414 dam foaled a 9 day colt by B Wilkes 2:20. Arena 2:11% listed among Galesburg entries. Kalamazoo Far noted Alcantara son to be out pacer this year. Irish Lady 2:24 out of Datura sister to Mambri Dudley 2:19%. Se bert Symphony Club concert at Opera House Tucson tonight should attract strong patronage.

Rister Alice Charles Marvins Battlesign James Golden Camp Trinidad Colo Wheaton Ill Sarah Jin Ramey Patti Ing Speed Cleveland Wilkes Boy Datura Mambri Dudley Sebert Symphony Club Fac Opera House P Lic Tucson

Dyspepsia Cure Sold at Bell's Pharmacy

Advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all food without rest and restores normal stomach function. Sold at Bell's Pharmacy located on 22 North Church Street.

Bell Pha North Church Street

Schubert Symphony Club Concert Planned at Tucson Opera House

Music lovers in Tucson should not miss a Schubert Symphony Club concert at the Tucson Opera House next Thursday night. Mr C P Lyndall of Home Fire and Marife Insurance Company is visiting Tucson on company business.

Schubert Phoenix Tucson Schubert Symphony Club Tucson Opera House C. P. Lyndall The Home Fire and Marifie Insurance Company

Local Mortgage Inquiry Seeks Low Rate Loan For Property

A resident seeks a loan of four to fifteen thousand dollars with security and low interest. The applicant intends a building loan from up to five thousand dollars for long term use. Address given is 740 M. King, corner Stone Avenue 40 Pennington Street.

M. King Stone Avenue Pennington Street

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