Town Briefs Record Local Happenings and Travel
Southern Pacific pay car will arrive tomorrow afternoon. The Surveyor General's office lists a bull fight excursion with Hugh H. Price and companions W. E. H. Morgan, Malcolm Gillette, Forbes, A. A. Lysight, and Ray Satterwhite. Lincoln Mining bonded claims near the ranch. third pay to be made January 15. Mason manages W. C. cattle interests in Cochise. Pearl Parker of Naco to marry in the San Augustines at 4 PM with Rev. Ferguson. Dr. Otto Arnold from Columbus arrives by Sunset Limited to visit Oracle. Collector Dean of Nogales comes east with family. Augustus C. Clark and Sadie McPherson wed at the parsonage. Clark formerly Phoenix City Marshal. Trains 9 and 10 on time at 3 PM.
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Southern Pacific
Surveyor’s General’s Office
Hugh H. Price
W. E H. Murnd
Malcolm Gillette
Forbes
A. A. Lysight
Ray Satterwhite
Lincoln Mining Company
Ths
Mason
W. C
Cochise
Miss Pearl Parker
Naco
San Augustes
Mr. Ferguson
Iscopal Church
Otto Arnold
Columbus
Oracle
Dean of
Nogales
A. M. Gibbon
Augustus C. Clark
Sadie McPherson
Clark
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Personal Interest Items From San Xavier to Nogales
Valentine, a clerk from San Xavier, travels to Yuma to manage Mr. Jaeger’s in that town. Flewelling, ex U. S. inspector from Nogales, joined W. J. Corbett at Hiteside before heading back. Louis Gasser, Water Works Superintendent, and his wife joined the Naco excursion. Prof. Smith of the University departed on the Naco trip to Cananea for business and pleasure. Sheriff Murphy and Schuster visited Naco to view the bull fight. Nogales attorney D. A. Richardson was in town on business and plans to return for court.
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Valentine
San Xavier
Yuma
Mr. Jaeger
Louis Gasser
Naco
R. R. Richardson
Patagonia
Prof. Smith
University
Cananea
Frank Murphy
T. H Schuster
D. A. Richardson
Nogaies
Nogales
Railroad expansion plans spark cross-state route from Yuma
A survey completed for a new line from Yuma Arizona to San Diego California outlines 1700 foot river bridges and 1000 foot crossings with upgrades to pass fertile river valleys. The El Paso Santa Fe track would run via Mammoth Florence Mason City Tempe and Yuma with a Phoenix origin and early grading contracts targeted by January 1.
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Hodnett
San Diego
Cal
Iver
Gila River
Agua Fria
Southern Pacific Acts To End Military Pool
The Southern Pacific warned it would withdraw from the Military pool after January 1 to rebuff secret rate cuts by northern roads. Rail experts doubt a real break, seeing the move as a bluff to force compliance and curb stealth reductions across routes and contracts.
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Tenoun
Ite
Southern Pacific
Dividend disbursements in the panic era
Amid the panic, payments of dividends are among the largest disbursements. Principal cities are listed with sizable amounts, including 150,000,000 and 26,000,000. Most corporations plan to pay dividends early January, though some may be more conservative in amounts.
Prominent Firms Set to Pay Dividends in Days
A list of major companies announcing forthcoming dividend payments includes Amalgamated Copper American Beet Sugar American Cement American Express American Sugar Refining Thread Trust Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Boston Maine Railroad Canada Southern Chicago and Eastern Illinois Chicago and Northwestern Bigour Commercial Cable Continental Tobacco Dominion Securities General Chemical General Electric Lake Shore Manhattan Michigan Central Northern Pacific Wells Fargo Express Western Union Westinghouse Electric and Westinghouse Air Brake.
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V.e
Amalgamated Copper
American Beet Sugar
American Cement
American Express
Americcan Sugar Refining
Thread ‘Trust
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe _ Railroad
Boston Faine Railroad
Canada Southern
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago & Northwestern
the Bigour Commercial
Cavle
Continental Tobacco
Dominion Securiiiies
General Chemical
General Electric
Lake Shore
Manhattan
Michigan Central
Northern Pacific
Rock Is
And
Wells Fargo Express
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Air Brake
Oyster leaf advice for flirting with wife
A dubious tip suggests bringing Goldtree’s oyster leaf home to your wife to encourage intimacy. The item wording reads as marketing fluff with no verified health claims.
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Goldtree
Electric shades arrival from Russell and Sheldon
A large shipment of electric shades arrives, described as fancy, plain, etched and cut, supplied by Russell and Sheldon.
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Russell& Sheldon
Russell & Sheldon
Boy's attempted suicide with concealed weapon halted by officers
A despondent man in Los Angeles, Peters, tried to buy a pistol but left empty handed. He later obtained a loaded gun, walked with a boy observer and police, who intervened before he could shoot himself. Peters, nearly broke and depressed, surrendered to authorities.
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LOS ‘Angels
Jon
Peters
Los Angeles
North Main Street
First Street
United States
Perrisson
Peter
Democratic Club to Host February Reception for Non-Residents
The Manhattan Club plans a reception for non-resident members on Saturday evening February 22. The purpose is to revive interest in the fundamental doctrines of Democratic Government, bringing together Democrats from 38 states. Ex Secretary John G Carlisle is named on the committee in charge.
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New York
Manhattan Club
Insurance Swindle Suspected Ties to McCarthy Death
In Phoenix a flood of lawsuits against several insurers, around 250 filed in the District Court, aims to reveal a case menacingly dubbed an insurance swindle. John McCarthy, noted hunter and scientist, vanished after a June Mogollon mountains expedition. a mutilated body found later near Flagstaff is believed to be his.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John McCarthy
Mogollon Mountains
McCarthy
Miter
Flagstaff
Manhattan Company
New York
Frankfort Company
Germany
Workingmen
Foresters
Los Angeles
Woodmen
McCarthy death case prompts insurance suit by widows
The article states underwriters allege an attempt to victimize their companies in the McCarthy case and claim the body found may be one of two stolen from a graveyard as McCarthy, a Territorial game and fish commissioner and prominent lodge member, had long contributed to major universities' museums.
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McCarthy
McCarty
Masonic
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Money Stashed Across Camden Home After Foreclosure Battle
In Camden, January 1, August Step hany, a milkman resisting foreclosure, was moved after a late night clash. His ill sister, the housekeeper, was hospitalized. A bag bearing $1284 was found on her neck, and officers found gold, silver, coins, and Civil War shin plaster notes in the home. Nearly $600 more recovered, search ongoing.
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Camden
Stephany
Broadway
Bridge Avenue
Chicago Voters May Pass on Municipal Control
Chicago plans to put municipal ownership of street railways to a city election. The Referendum League pursues signatures to submit the issue, aiming for a popular vote. If passed Mayor Harrison and supporters push for ownership with fare reductions potentially to two cents.
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Chicago
Harrison
Elis Friends
Referendum League
Sir Gann
Fire at Boston Wipes Out $100,000
A Summer Street fire in Boston destroyed the basement and upper floors of the Spitz Bros. & Mark clearing firm, causing about $100,000 in losses. The blaze began in the basement and spread upward, damaging adjoining premises and disrupting business operations.
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Boston
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Summer Street
Five Mercy Nyu
Restaurant and county fair ad copy for help wanted and sale
Classified notices show a young lady cashier wanted with negotiable wages, plus a first class neat restaurant waitress needed at Baldwin restaurant offering $9 weekly. Also an ad for sale of a restaurant and general produce market at a premier location with strong payoff and established business, inquiries directed to Underwood and Franklin at P O Box 218 or 44 West Congress Street.
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Baldwin
B. East Congress Vo
Underwood and Franklin
P. O
West
Congress Street
Want Column Promises Help Readers Find What They Seek
The Citizen Want Column offers guidance for readers to request missing items and services. It invites submissions describing needs and connects them with local businesses and community resources.
Night of Mystery Seance Promises Extraordinary Phenomena
Dr Melverlyndall will stage a public demonstration titled A Night of Mystery showing thought transference clairvoyance and visual manifestations on an open stage supervised by a citizen committee. The performer uses no apparatus or assistants and claims scientific, convincing effects that drew crowds in prior appearances six years ago.
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Wis
Melver 1
Ynaad
Melverlyndall
Dog’s sagacity saves mistress from eighteen foot fall
Miss Margaret Tolle fell into an eighteen foot well while walking with her poodle in uchfield NL. The dog whined and tugged at Miss Kilpatrick’s clothing until neighbors understood and rescued her from the well. Her injuries are serious but life was saved by the dog’s actions.
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ST. Louis
Margaret Tolle
Uchfield
Birdie Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
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