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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1902

Page

8

Coroner's jury renders verdict of heart failure

The coroner's jury in the Downing case resumed in Judge Wilson's court and returned a verdict that death was caused by heart failure. Relatives in Cochise were notified and instructed the undertaker to consult Downing in Yuma about the body. Downing's whereabouts and status remain unsettled amid ongoing litigation and attempts to secure a pardon for her husband.

L. E. Downing Yuma Parker Downing Texas Ted

Classified Ad Service Offers Job Placement Help

The Citizen's Classified Ads advertise employment search services promising to find vacancies in readers' lines of work. The notice emphasizes assistance in locating suitable positions through the newspaper's listings.

Not Like Other Men. Century Block Offices To Let

An old advertisement notes offices to let in Century Block with rental terms via Brady-Schneider Commission Company located at 34 South Stone Avenue. Also promotes 25 cent oysters at Cafe Goldtree and showcases priced ruiffany glass at E G Capo’s Jewelers 83 West Congress.

Brady-Schneider Commission Company South Stone Avenue

General MacArthur Passes Through Tucson

General Arthur MacArthur and party travel by private Pullman car to Fort Grant after a stop in Tucson. Governor Murphy accompanies them, with aides Major C. A. Varnum and Captain R. A. Brown. They plan Fort Huachuca and eastward via the Southern Pacific, with Fort Grant detachment guiding them. The Village Parson company also played in Phoenix.

Arthur MacArthur Fort Grant Maricopa C. A. Varnum R. A. Brown Murphy General MacArthur Tucson Fort Huachuca Southern Pacific Phoenix

Electric Bitters touted as cure for grip and weak systems

An old ad copy promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier for nerve weakness and bodily organs following grip. It claims great strength to nerves and health, offering 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed. Also includes short notices for Smith the Tailor and E G Capo the Jeweler on West Congress Street.

Papagos Disciplining Joins Civilized Justice

The Papago in southwestern Arizona face reform as the Indian Affairs Department curbs traditional stoning and quick executions. Recent events at Palomas in eastern Yuma County show a tribal murder and arson followed by federal intervention to halt old punitive practices.

Department of Indian Affairs Arizona Old Fort Lowell Santa Rosa Geronimo Papago Palomas Yuma County Shack Department of the Interior Aagees

Douglas on the Boom Large Reduction Works

Phelps-Dodge selects Douglass Arizona for a smelting and reduction plant boosting boomtown growth. New railroad links and mining activity draw investors, prospectors and buyers as plans call for a 1500 ton daily capacity smelter and expansion potential.

Douglas Douglass, Ariz Phelps-Dodge Company Bisbee Douglass Copper Queen Company New York Phelps-Dodge and Company Sonora Moctezuma Copper Company Nacosari Samuel E. Harding Topeka Kans Moctezuma

Sons of Veterans Organize Local Camp No 11

A local Sons of Veterans camp was organized at the A. O. U. W. hall with General Robert H. G. Minty mustering in the group. W. E. Francis was named captain, the charter list includes fifty names, and several officers will be chosen at the next meeting within two weeks.

Sons of Veterans A. O. U. W. Hall Sons of Civil War Veterans Robert H.G. Minty Grand Army General Minty Zabriskie C. $8. Wilson C. Angus W. E. Francis Francis Kirk Moore L. S. Wilson William Angus W. 8 Sturgis L. B. Hayes Allen T. Bird R. W. Moore Homer Santee George P. Scholfield K. L. Hart John T. Hughes George W. Cheney Charles T. Connell H. J. Hiller Paul Hermans Thomas A. Barton George H. Smalley J. F. Smalley Francis Reno Thomas Hughes, Jr W. C. Dunn, Jr W. A. Zabriskie W. T. Zabriskie B. J. Zabriskie W. H. Zabriskie Fank J. Treat Thomas Angus Moses EF. Ielly Harry Sayres J. T. Martin Fredericks. Nave John J. Reilly R. H. G. Minty California Arizona

Fatal Train Accident at Nelson Avenue Crossing

A broken rail on the Columbus Sandusky and Hocking Valley Railroad near Nelson Avenue crossing at Shepards caused one death and five injuries in a downtown Columbus suburb early today. Local investigators described the derailment as a broken rail incident.

Columbus Ohio Columbus, Sandusky and Hocking Valley Railroad Nelson Avenue Shepards

The Village Parson at the Opera House Tonight

Review lauds The Village Parson as a drama of high moral character and strong plotting. Praised by press and public, with new scenery and complete settings for each act, the piece is compared favorably with the best current dramas. It will be staged at the Opera House tonight.

Opera House

Papago Indian's Fashion Stirs Washington at National Museum

The Washington Post chronicles a wealthy Papago from Phoenix who arrives in a riotous, kaleidoscopic outfit that draws crowds and curators alike. He wears a plug hat, long braided hair, bright strips, a buckskin vest, a plum overcoat, English check trousers, patent leather shoes, and carries a beaded cane while smoking a fine cigar. He attracts unprecedented attention among museum visitors and guards.

Washington Post Arizona National Museum

Cheap Money and Building Loans Offered by Grand M. King

An advertisement seeks loans from five to fifteen thousand dollars secured by suitable collateral and one to five thousand dollars for building purposes on long term with low interest. It lists Grand M. King at Stone Avenue and Pennington Street as the contact. Also advertised are optical services by Dr. H A Schell and a Dyspepsia cure, Kodol, available at Bell's Pharmacy on North Church Street.

DeWitt Bell’s North Church Street Grand M. King Stone Avenue Pennington Street

Citizen Classifieds Offer Help to Locate People

The Citizen’s Classified Ads invite readers to post or search for notices to locate missing or sought individuals. Advertisers highlight quick results and wide reach across the community.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim cold cure in one day

An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a guaranteed cold cure in one day with a no cure no pay promise and a 25 cent price. The copy emphasizes stopping the cough and working off the cold quickly.

Unclear OCR Notice on Eye Health and Optician Service

Fragmentary text references EK G Capo eye health care and an optician center offering guaranteed satisfaction. Mentions headaches neuralgia and nervousness as possible causes and urges readers to call Dr H A J for satisfaction guaranteed assessment.

Bidding Sealed for New Dining Kitchen at Territorial Grounds

Sealed proposals for the erection of the new dining kitchen at the Territorial grounds will be received until 1902 and opened at the lowest responsible bid. Plans and specifications during business hours at the University Training Department. One Board of Regents reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Territorial the .Sanual Board of Regents

Resident agent announces new fire insurance venture in Tucson

The undersigned declares severance from Brady-senneider Co and appointment as resident agent for Fireman's Fund Insurance Co of San Francisco. They will handle general real estate and fire insurance rentals from an office at Stone and Broadway, with contact via Box son or residence 2038 after the first.

Tucson Ariz Brady-senneider Co Company Fireman’s Fund Insurance San Francisco Cal Bradys Commission Co Lst Boxson Stone and Broadway

Elk teeth lot to be sold at EB. G. Cayos prices

A fine lot of elk teeth received will be offered for sale at prices set by EB. G. Cayos.

Cayo

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Arcadian Pharmacy Our Plower’s Drug Store Congress Street Goroner Smith HH. A. Schell Optician Century Block Goldtree’s Cafe E. G. Cape’s Cafe Goldtree Pierce Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Nankeville Capo West Capp’s Geo. Martin Chicago Gerry H. Melluish Congress St GEO. I Cook & CO Prescott Curson Rogers Bros F. G. Cape West Congress The Olio Railroad Washington de Hay & Whittier’s East H. A. Schell Goldbaum Ojs Feahs Af EK. G. Capo Shell Centra H. AJ Camp Yuma Bakery
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