Brief News Items of the Town T:
Trains on time this afternoon and talk of an extra to Naco for bull fights this month. Probate hearings set for the 15th at 10 a.m. Estate actions include Artemas Roldan and Dr Boido Sam Hall filing suit for professional fees. A new steam plant to be located on Church Street, ground negotiations and a $12,000 project underway. Mr L Trees returns from the East to spend winter at Hopley Maull ranch. City Band to give an open air concert at Congress and Stone avenues Saturday at 7. Gregg Investment Co of Denver makes a second Keystone mine payment. plans to inspect Santa Catalina properties. Evangelist Rev Merton Smith prepares Sunday meetings with daily 7:30 a.m. services and 2:30 p.m. Bible talks next week. gospel tent work begins with acetylene lighting.
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Charles W. Gregg
Gregg Investment Company
Denver
Keystone
Patrick Sullivan
Gregg
Santa Catalina Mountains
Merton Smith
Personal Interest Items Headed to Albuquerque and Nearby
A list of travelers and residents stops include a Santa Fe machinist en route to Phoenix with a woman from an asylum, Mrs. Van Ness of Chicago, C. C. Kiser of Denver, Heffner of the Empire ranch at Pantano, Wm. K. Maul of Pantano, G. B. Ellison of Bisbee, Mrs. Elson planning to winter here, W. G. Holcombe of San Francisco, and A. Rath party visiting W. A. Rath in town.
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Santa Cruz County
Phoenix
G. B. Ellison
Copper Queen Company
Bisbee
El Paso Rail Crossing Battle Over Grade Separation
The El Paso region faces a dispute over a proposed grade crossing involving the Southern Pacific El Paso and Southwestern and the G H and S A lines. Officials claim the crossing endangers life and property, while railroads seek state railroad commission mediation. A final injunction and hearing are awaited as discussions continue.
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Martin
Texas State Railroad Commission
el Paso
Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Railway Commission For Adjustment
Choate
District Court
S. P
S&s. P
State Railroad Commission of Texas
S. A
el Paso Herald
Patron complaints on Tucson theater seating and shows
A Tucson reader criticizes local entertainments for poor management and inferior shows. He urges better handling of liquor, seating, and behavior, noting front parquet seats remain underused while rear areas are cramped, and suggests modest improvements without harming revenue.
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Tucson
Bas
Mily
Arizona
Falls Through Ice and Is Told to Keep God
Stamford, Conn. January 3. Louis Geiser of Cos Cob fell through thin ice on a pond while skating. Harbor Master George W. Brush threw a rope to the exhausted skater and pulled him ashore after Geiser cried for help and urged urgency.
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Stamford
Conn
Qlouis Geiser
Cos Cob
New York Telephone Company
George W. Brush
Mr. Brush
Geiser
Gossip of Washington Tales Told of Public Men
Washington gossip outlines Henry Cabot Lodge's White House influence as the indispensable presidential confidant. It notes Governor Shaw's six toes, Moreton Frewen's poor judgment, a Florida citrus scheme, Dawes' odds for a missions post abroad, and De Graffenreidh and Clapp as the so-called Black Eagles with changing looks.
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Washington
Shaw
Iowa
the Treasury
Dog Face Joe Dead After Shootout With Officer
Dallas Texas January 3 Dog Face Joe real name Joseph Buckley a gambler from Texas and Arizona was killed at Sugden I T by railroad night watchman J H Hughes as the duo sought directions to Glory Joe drew his pistol and both men fired Hughes shot Joe center breast and a second shot after he ran Joe a Comanche Texas native about 30 had been hiding since a White Oaks New Mexico gamblers battle two years earlier Hughes wounds were severe but he is expected to recover
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Dallas
Texas
Joe
Arizona
Sugden
I. T
J. H. Hughs
Rock Island
Dog- Face Joe
Desperado
Hughes
Dog-Face Joe
Comanche
Joseph Buckley
White Oaks
N. M
One Man's Experience Strange and Wonderful
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Jan 2 Charles P Lesh of the Lesh Paper Company narrates a remarkable life with repeated recoveries from paralysis and blindness and a five month bed rest. He learned to walk and talk anew after scarlet fever paralysis and later used letter spelling with his fingers to dictate and answer letters during a period of nervous prostration. He eventually regained full health and independence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles P. Lesh
Lesh Paper Company
Mr. Lesh
Lesh
Blind Gambler Murray Taken to County Hospital in Denver
Robert D. Murray known as Honest Gambler and blind since five years, endured a violent insanity episode wandering the Denver area. County Physician Brown ordered his removal to the County Hospital after a midnight incident and a court insanity charge was filed by friend Samuel Boyce. Murray, born Kokomo Indiana in 1870s, built a Cheyenne gambling reputation before returning to Denver, once a top billiard player. He is unmarried with a brother Dr Charles Murray of New Orleans.
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Denver
Colo
Robert D
Bob) Murray
West
Brown
Samuel Boyce
Murray
Kokomo
Ind
Cheyenne
Charles Murray
New Orleans
Try to Hypnotize Vicious Children
In Terra Haute Judge Sidney Davis grants Henry of Chicago permission to hypnotize children at the Home of the Friendless. The hypnotist aims to reform minds of children from depraved or vicious associations with no test date set yet.
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Terra Haute
Sidney Davis
Board of Children’s Guardians
Mr. Henry
Chicago
Henry
Davis
Headaches Vanished With Dr King’s New Life Pills
Mrs N A Webster of Winnie Virginia reports cure from two years of sick headaches using Dr King’s New Life Pills. Sherks list headache relief and treatment for constipation and biliousness. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
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N. A. Webster
Winnie
Bounty Proposal To Cuba Sugar Planters At $6.4 Million
Henry J. Oxnard proposes to pay Cuban sugar planters about $6.4 million yearly from U S import duties. A commission including beet Louisiana and Cuban interests would study the industry before a bounty of one third to a half cent per pound on Cuban sugar. The plan faces opposition from the Sugar Trust and aims to aid planters without harming the tariff system. The 640,000 ton Cuban crop this year would yield $6.4 million under a half cent bounty.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Roosevelt
Henry J. Oxnard
Louisiana
House
Senate
Oxnard
Sugar Trust
Congress
Two Hundred Miners Shelved at Jerome
Jerome Ariz Jan 3 Two hundred men laid off by United Verde Copper company sparking fears the cutback will spread from eighty to forty tons daily. Miners suspect a market‑stabilizing deal with Metals Selling company as copper prices hover near twelve cents at the plant and copper anodes head East under four cents a pound.
Siewert Reopens North Fifth Avenue Restaurant
Veteran restaurateur Mr Siewert takes control of No 40 North Fifth Avenue renewing business from Fashion Elite and French restaurants. Concordia is conveniently located near the passenger station and offers the usual high standard of table service.
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No. 40
North Fifth Avenue
Siewert
Concordia
Removal Notice for Blacksmith Shop on Scott Street
I have moved my blacksmith and horse shoeing shop to Scott street on Military Plaza between Jackson and Ochoa where I will receive friends and patrons. After the opera, visit Seider’s for oysters and steaks.
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Scott Street
Military Plaza
Jackson and
Ochoa
Miguel Hidalgo
Discovery promise lengthens life by Dr. King's remedy
Editor O H Downey of Churubusco Indiana proclaims Dr King's Discovery for Consumption the most infallible cure for coughs colds and grip. He claims instant relief and certain cure with 50c and 1.00 bottles guaranteed and trial bottles free at all druggists.
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O. H. Downey
Churubusco
Ind
Dr. King
Dr Melver Tyndall presents Night of Mystery seance
Dr Melver Tyndall appears at the Opera House on Monday and Tuesday night with a seance titled A Night of Mystery. He demonstrates thought transference clairvoyance and other powers on stage without apparatus or assistants under citizen committee supervision. Crowds previously attended his public show six years ago, drawn by the power and novelty of his demonstrations.
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Opera House
Melver-Tyndall
The Secret of Long Life and Health Tonic
The article touts a health preparation claiming to regulate stomach and liver, purify blood, improve appetite, and cure kidney troubles female complaints nervous disorders dyspepsia and general strength. It promises rapid health benefits and offers a 50 cent guarantee from druggists.
Phone 2081 for Messenger and Parcel Delivery Service
Messenger and parcel delivery service offered with coverage to any part. Rates posted at 10c. Pioneer furnishing contact method for inquiries and service requests.
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Pioneer
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