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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1902

Page

5

Two Deaths Reported in Town As Pneumonia Claims Infant

Brief town notices report two deaths this morning at the Jy Hall, including an infant and Julian Entreras a 68 year old Mexican laborer after ten days of pneumonia. Interment planned at Catholic cemetery. Additional items note moves to Phoenix, ore shipments, hospitalizations, Elks meeting activity, and trains on time this afternoon.

Jy Hall Julian Ntreras Pneunia North Meyereet Catholic Potery the Elks Anis Building and Loan Association

Rock Pile Plan Proposed to Combat Hobos in City

City officials consider a rock pile or corrallike work site to place hobos, arguing that bread and water diets fail. The plan aims to force labor, deter vagrants, and recycle broken rock for street use, with officers supervising work and various jobs proposed if a rock pile is not approved.

Railroad changes and traffic updates in Bisbee region

Hien and Engines train and traffic report new Bisbee railroad agent A S Barker relocated to El Paso. Naco gains M Z T Phillips. Through freight trains numbers 248 244 now through on division. limited handling of territorial cars. Soldiers train from El Paso to San Francisco noted. heavy shipments of oranges celery cabbage from Southern California to the East via the Southern Pacific.

Nww Bisbee A. S. Barkley Naco W.R. Stiles el Paso M. Z. T. Phillips Barker Baker Arizona A. & P. Railway San Francisco California Tucson Pacine Erastus Young Union Pacific Omaha Guaymas Mr. Young G. T. Klink Southern Pacino C. J. Wilder Aua W. H. Moultrop

Span of life lengthens as era grows

The span of life is gradually expanding and people live longer, enjoying more years than their grandparents. Whether due to natural law knowledge or advanced surgery is uncertain, but society views it as a good world to inhabit for as long as possible. The idea that a man with 100 birth anniversaries behind him is exceptional is no longer striking.

New York Hera

When You Refused Me You Promised To Be Friends

A Life magazine quip contrasts a broken friendship with shocking romance. The speaker recalls a promise of enduring friendship made at a time of proposals and now confronts a chilling change in attitude.

Uncle Josh Spruceby at the Opera House Monday

The Opera House presents Uncle Josh Spruceby next Monday evening with strong local interest. The show is praised as very similar to Way Down Last and now in its tenth road season. A famed rustic saw mill scene is highlighted as a peak stage effect.

Josh Spruceby Opera House New York

Young Schumann Heink Takes Lessons In Gratz

When Mme Schumann Heink was thirteen her father moved to Gratz and Marietta von Leclair offered free singing lessons. For two years she trained only in solfeggio before learning songs. A caller praised her potential after hearing Schubert, calling her a calf, which prompted a confident remark from Leclair that she would become a great singer.

Mme. Schumann-Heink Gratz Marietta von Leclair Ai Caller

Wheat from ancient China to modern Europe

The article traces wheat origins 2700 years before Christ and notes early cultivation by prehistoric man. It states wheat is now Europe’s principal bread grain and replacing maize in the United States, with ancient ties to Isis and Ceres cited by Egyptians and Greeks. A final humorous line comments on social manners.

Isis Ceres

Carholic Note on Wealth and Local Trades

Muddled quotes reference wealth culture and street life. The piece mentions Muggsy kids and a nickel sumbow, along with a Wall Street lamb metaphor. It notes Hawk and Martin moving to Dr Hay's old stand at 27 Maiden Lane for carpentry and repair work. Graham Mfg. Co. silverware is advertised at E G Capo's the Jeweler.

Hawk & Martin Dr. Hay Maiden Lane Graham Mfg. Co Sterling Silverware Rogers Bros E. G. Capo the Jeweler

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