Local News Briefs Touch on Obituary and Court Actions
San Francisco real estate agent Speck dies at 516 South Fourth Avenue after a drive. Police court records show four cases before Judge Culver with two discharged and two given five days on bread and water. Francis Reno aided in liquor sales prosecutions involving Papago Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Speck
San Francisco
South Fourth Avenue
Taig
Oh. Campbell
T United States
Yesy
Culver
Valenzuela
Midnight Fire Destroys Carpenter Shop on Stone Avenue
A carpenter shop owned by Manuel es at the corner of Stone Avenue and Ochoa Street burned to the ground around midnight. The inflammable frame structure was engulfed when the alarm sounded, firefighters saved nearby buildings, and J Flores estimates tool and lumber loss at 500 with insurance. Officials suspect incendiary involvement.
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Manueles
Stone Avenue
Ochoa Street
J. Flores
German Admiral Makes Courteous Visits to New York
Rear Admiral Count Von Baudissin, commander of the German Imperial yacht Hohenzollern, began a courtesy mission in New York with Army and Navy officers receiving his party. In full dress uniform he and the German Consul General Guenz visited the Navy Yard to pay respects to Admiral Barker.
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New
York
Count von Baudissin
Hohenzoollern
Morenci Morenci Morenci and Indian funding note
Arizona news notes the Morenci Standard debut and strong Indian appropriation talks. It reports $2250,000 for Apaches in Arizona and New Mexico and $151,900 for Phoenix Indian School including new buildings and running costs. Also $20,550 for Truxton Canyon school. In Kansas Haskell Institute gets $14,000 and Chilocco Oklahoma gains $140,400. A Prescott raid nets Edward Furey, a former fighter and ex police man, captured after a San Francisco telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
House Committee On Indian Affairs
New Mexico
Phoenix
Truxton Canyon
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
Phoenix School
Colonel McCowans
Chilocco
Oklahoma
Fat Cattle Shipments From Tempe Rise to California
Twelve carloads of cattle were shipped from Tempe to California points, with three cars by Johnny Garger and three by Cal J. RB. Metcalf to White Water. Sixteen cars were sent from Phoenix in a week, totaling over forty to meet California meat demand. A thousand head were shipped from Slaughter’s Station near Bisbee to Chino, Cal. Cattle shipments from the Salt River Valley are currently slowed. Dr. J. C. Norton and Dr. Melvin traveled to Cochise County. Melvin fell ill at Kenyon and recovered enough to continue investigations with government inspector Mr. Shaw assisting. Southwestern Stockman.
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California
Tempe
Johnny Garger
Cotton
Cal J. RB
Metcalf
White Water
E. Dysari
George 5
Calahy
Om.ane
Aix Cara
She's Cogpeany
Lue Algesee
Phoenix
J.C. Norton
Cochise County
Melvin
Phenix
Kenson
Ir. Shaw
Norton
Washington
Southwestern Stockman
New York Proposal Aims Barbers Hand Washing Rules
Health Commissioner Lederie plans to urge the New York Board of Health to require barbers to wash hands after each customer and use a thoroughly scalded or sterilized razor. He will push for clear posting of these rules in all shops and specify powder alum usage and fresh towels for applying it.
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New York
Lederie
Board of Health
Hunter Shot First in Self Defense Near Nobiesville
Feb 13 this morning Henry Batcorff hunted on the Roker farm when George McDowell drawn a revolver ordered him off. Batcorff fired as McDowell turned toward the house, hitting his left hand with shotgun blast. McDowell’s hand was amputated two inches above the wrist. Batcorff claimed self defense and offered to surrender but was not yet arrested. The Schubert Symphony Club reports large audiences and strong advance sales for Tucson Opera House concert tonight.
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Nobiesville
Henry Batcorff
Roker
George McDowell
Batcorff
McDowell
Batdoerff
Bratdorff
Thoroughly Bad Girl Placed in Durance
In Portmouth Ohio on February 13 14 year old Cora Peyton was sent to the Girls Industrial Home ending a series of sensational events. Jennie Henninger Maggie Glenn and Charles Davis were implicated with the girl and two men were arrested and sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary. The Henninger woman also faces penitentiary time and the Glenn woman is missing. The girl’s mother serves a sentence for abusing the child. The article notes the Davis wife died from the shock of his arrest. Seaters for the Leonora Jackson concert go on sale February 15 with public sales Monday.
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Portmout
Ohio
Cora Peyton
Peyton
Jennie Henninger
Henninger
Maggie Glenn
Charles Davis
Ed Wesley
Glenn
Cincinnati
Kansas Wheat Crop Seen Far Below Last Year
Topeka reports from President Cortelyou of the Kansas Grain Dealers Association indicate the state's wheat crop has suffered from two months of cold and dry weather. He says yields may reach about 50,000,000 bushels, far short of last year's 90,000,000, with Western regions hardest hit by drought and snow. Southern Kansas shows greatest drought and cold damage, while some areas increased acreage due to corn crop failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cortelyou
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
Auction annonce for large furniture sale by Richard Starr
A large furniture auction lists 5 piece parlor set velvet rug table chairs beds dressers bookcase and more. Items include oak chif fonier oak bed set and many household articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Richard Starr
Schubert Symphony Club to Visit Tucson Tonight
The Schubert Symphony Club is hailed as a top aggregation of instrumentalists and will be welcomed by a large audience at the Tucson Opera House tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Symphony Club
Tucson
Tucson Opera House
Room for Rent Featured in Citi zen Classified Ads
Classified notices advertise rooms for rent with brief descriptions and contact options. The Citi zen edition suggests readers seek available lodging and arrange viewings through listed contact details.
Notice of Administration Petition in Pima Probate Court
John W. Bogan filed for Letters of Administration for the estate of Eben Finley. Hearing set for February 25, 1902 at 10:00 a.m. in the Tuc San court room, Pima County, Arizona Territory. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated February 13, 1902. Ww. H. PURCELL, Ex-Office Clerk. First pub. Feb 13, last Feb 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Pima
Territory of Arizona
Eliza R. Stevens
Petra S. Stevens
County Court House
Tucson
Pima
Ss. W. Purcell
Eben Finley
John W. Bogan
Ellen Finley
County
Ww. H. Purcell
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Re. Choirest Meate
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Isidor Goldtree
George H
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Leonora Jackson
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