hotel Arrivals and guests at multiple cities posted
A list of hotel arrivals includes SAN XAVIER and SAN AUGUSTINE with guests from Los Angeles Brockport Rochester Chicago Washington San Francisco Pittsburg Pantano El Paso Phoenix New York Denver St Paul and other places. Names include M Pitblade George C Gordon E R Stock Wm Burns and many others.
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San Xavier
M. Pitblade and Son
Los Angeles
George C. Gordon
Brockport
Charles H. Kearns
Rochester
E.R. Stock
San Francisco
Harry L. Trees
Pittsburg
Wilbur Parker
Chubuauua
Thomas Grundell
Prout
Bisbee
C. &. Harper
Brooklyn
H. Spooner
Washington
A. T. A. & Terry
Chicago
Wm. G. Burns
Phoenix
San Augustine
E. Rodgers
Carl A. North
New York
F. J. Johnson
Candoref J M. Taggart
J. H. Bidleman
St Paul
ER. Lavelle
Denver
A. L. Waters
W. B. Duesler
Matape
S. M. Bailey
Nogales
Geo. E. Baxton
M. L. Cohn
Frank D. Qualey
Sattora
N. Rosenthaler
Tucson Dramatic Club Presents Encore for Uncle Josh Spruceby
After favorable reviews for Uncle Josh Spruceby, the company repeated the performance Tuesday night due to a large audience. The Tucson Dramatic Club plans a March melodrama Escapes from Sing Sing and is rehearsing for the piece.
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Rt Pase
Josh Spruceby
Tucson Dramatic Club
Sing Sing
Carpet Cleaning Recipe and Quirky Sidelights
A Druggists Circular home care tip outlines a carpet cleaning method using white soap hot water fuller’s earth until a thin cream, then brushing, sponge washing, and drying with cloths. The piece also includes comic anecdotes about an attorney named Else and a Dr Letsomi spoof in Gentleman's Magazine.
Spaniards Narrow Escape in Armorica Story Told by Herrara
Spanish historian Herrara recounts Pizarro's near death in South Armorica when a rider fell from his horse. The natives, astonished by the break in their perceived unity of horse and man, fled after halting the Spaniards' retreat to their ships.
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Herrara
Pizarro
South
Armorica
Vneose
Henry’s Welcome Sought for Dewey’s Name in Washington
Commander Nathan Sargent sails to New York to greet Prince Henry in the admiral’s name and convey Dewey’s regret at not meeting him in person. The absence is due to Mrs. Dewey’s serious illness.
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Washington
Nathan Sargent
Admiral Dewey
New York
Prince Henry
America
Snake Indians Threaten Trouble In Holdenville
February 20 report from Holdenville notes twenty armed Snake Indians threatened to burn the town. Marshal Knight posted many deputies. no violence occurred. U S Marshal Bennett at Muskogee orders arrest of armed Snakes as tensions rise with new Creek Nation towns.
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Holdenville
J. T
Marshal Knight
Ance
United States
Bennett
Tuskogee
Runaway Becomes Four Injured Near Bisbee
Cattleman B A Packard traveling with a party to San Francisco saw a team run away just outside town. Four people were injured including Mr Angus with a broken leg and Mr Clawson seriously hurt. Mrs Angus and Mrs Clawson also sustained injuries but were not believed seriously hurt. The injured were returned to town for examination.
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B. A. Packard
Bisbee
San Francisco
San Xavier Mission
W. Clawson
J. B Angus
Pardon Before Trial To Prevent Murder
Governor Beckham pardoned four men indicted for murder in Clay County to prevent a feud from reigniting. Edward Garrard, Talbott Garrard, John Wood, and James Lucas were pardoned after judges said a trial would rekindle feudal violence and there was no case against them. The killing occurred at a dance on December 8, 1890. the pardon preserves peace in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Beckham
Clay County
Edward and
Talbott Garrard
T. J. Garrard
John Wood
James Lucas
Jay County
D. T. Holland
Tinsley
Dishmer
Dishmore
Holland
Stephen Allen
Drunkard Directory Begun in St Joseph Missouri
The Salvation Army has started solicitors to compile a directory listing all the citys drunkards in St Joseph Missouri. Some prominent residents oppose inclusion. The project aims to finish in six weeks and then aid in reclaiming the fallen. Merchants plan to obtain copies for credit men, warning that a confirmed drunkard is slow to pay despite other standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph, Mo
Salavation Army
Miss Roosevelt to visit German Kaiser
London Feb. 20 It is stated in American circles here that when Miss Roosevelt attends King Edward's coronation she will go to Berlin as the guest of Ambassador White at the Kaiser’s invitation. The Kaiser seeks to show imperial hospitality to the President’s daughter amid Anglo-American civility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
King Edward
Germany
Ambassador White
Berlin
Prince Henry
United States
Noted preacher quits politics in Columbus
The Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden, famed sociologist and former Columbus City Council member, announces he will not seek another term. He cites party politics blocking progress, saying councilmen waste time plotting against the opposite party while attempting to harm the city for political gain. He laments lack of citizen support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington Gladden
Mergyman
Death by own action debated in Philadelphia court
Herbert Wright of Philadelphia was arraigned on a charge of attempted death by own action. Judge Arnold dismissed the charge, stating there may be no such offense and that a person’s life belongs to himself and his Creator, advising Wright not to hurry.
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Philadelphia
Herbert Wright
Arnold Touay
Wright
Rag dealer fined for using flag as bag in Boston
In Boston Reb 20 Meyer Ratzman was fined $20 in municipal court for contemptuous use of the United States flag. A policeman arrested him and two marines offered to chastise the prisoner en route to the station. The flag was stained and weather beaten but intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosto
Meyer Ratzman
United States
O’brien
Ratzman
Strenuous Life Tale Explains Teen Bride in Bloomington
In Bloomington Indiana a 16-year-old girl known as Frances March and Frances March Hendren faced marriage to her cousin Charley Hendren, provoking parental intervention. The father obtained a warrant and the groom was jailed for the underage union, while Judge Myers granted a divorce decree today. The girl’s parents had moved from Kentucky years earlier.
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Bloomington
Til
Frances March
Charles Hendren
Charley Hendren
Myers
Kentucky
Fearful accident cripples Hawkins on railroad job
Charles Hawkins of Newark New York, a mechanic with the New York Central project east of Lyons, was struck by a 25 pound steel bar that fell from a worker above. He died six hours after the crushing head injuries six hours after admission. Dr. Cyril Fulton called the injuries unsurvivable and unique in his experience.
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Lyons
Charles Hawkins
Newark
N. Y
New York Central
Hawkins
Cyril Fulton
Grand Trunk Railroad
Old Goodman’s three toys judged a bad lot in jest
Newitt states two of Goodman’s three toys should be jailed while Brown notes some redeeming quality about the third. Newitt replies that he’s already there. The exchange appears in the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Newitt
Pastor's Wife Leaves Husband Over Forgery Seeker
Kokomo Indiana February 20 The Rev KF Stamm pastor of Beamer Methodist chapel separated from his wife Mary Stamm after she became involved with James Downey a local ex offender Downey served prison time for forgery larceny and shared his past with the pastor's wife Letters from Downey to Mary revealed her alleged faithless conduct They plan divorce and the Stamms who wed fifteen years ago have two children Empowered by the revival Downey attended and professed conversion the couple's marriage disintegrated with Mary planning to move to Columbus Indiana to stay with a sister.
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Kokomo
Ind
KF. S. Stamm
Beamer
Mary Stamm
Mr. Stamm
Orland
Elkhart County
J. Stamm
Quotations and ads from early Chicago and New York papers
A fragmentary collage notes a man living in a chicken barn with in-law relatives nearby and claims peace surpasses bodily comforts. It also mentions a canvasser politely asked not to disturb a merchant, and a shop ad promoting KE. G. Cape Jeweler at 3 West Congress Street for ladies' watches and gent’s timepieces.
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New York World
KE. G. Cape
West
Congress Street
DeHay and Whittier Open in New Brick Shop on Congress
DeHay and Whittier have moved into a large new brick blacksmith shop at 129 East Congress Street, signaling expansion. The updated address places the firm in a prominent downtown location.
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DeHay & Whittier
Noo
East
Congress Street
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G.F.T
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G. F. Theel
Swort
Sun
Wed & Bergs
Henry
Dewey
Thair
The
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H. R. Coursen
A. W. Maine
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Wma
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James B. Loring
Louis Fitzgerald
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Henry G. Marquan
Cornelius N. Blin
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Thos. D. Jordan
C B. Alexander
V.P. Snyder
Samuel M.inman
John A Stewart
Gage E Tarbell
Marvin Hughitt
WM. H McIntyre
M. Hartley Dodge
Brayton Ives
Alanson Trask
W. Alexander
J. Levi P. Morton
WM A. Tower
D. ©. Milla
Geo. J.gould
Geo. T Wilson
T. D. Witt Cuyle Kk
W. Lambert
H.M. Alexander Dp
M. E. Ingalls
Ticulars
H. Harriman
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Jefferson Coolidg
August Belmont, Ai
Wm.c. van Horne Thomar T. Ecker
Ledyard Blair
WM. H. Baldwin Thomars
Joseph T. Low
Walter N. Parkhurst
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Hotel
Orndorff
Salvation Army
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Miss Roosevelt
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Republic
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Yuma County
Rockland Canal CO
R. 8. Patterson
Yuma, Ariz
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Chicago Tribune
Mre
H. J. Rigg
Chas. A. Btevens & Bros
Opera House
A. V. Grossetta
Mgr
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Josh
Spruce
Hayseed Band
Grand Operatic Orchestra
Kimball & Francis
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