Town News Briefs: Voting Contests at Fair and Accidents
Brief town notes report a voting contest for popular locals at the upcoming Fair with ballots in local shops the results to be announced after Sunday’s count. A runaway horse incident near City Hall left Mr Chisham with head wounds requiring stitches. he is resting. The council committee on municipal lighting meets with Mr Henry’s amended proposal. private estimates are reviewed as they decide whether to install a plant or submit options to the council.
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Anja
Dr. Drug Store
Crescent Cigar
Bug
Zeckerve
Issolm
Ac Councill
Messrs
Russel, Reid and Anderson
Henry
Russel
Personal Interest Items From Phoenix to Nogales
A series of brief notes from the region recounts travel and duties. Judge Barnes returns from Nogales to attend the Jose San Vicente Jr. case hearing. Mrs Francis Hartman and Mr Hartman return from Nogales with court stenography duties. Frank Heilig comes from Camp Condon for medical treatment and returns by stage. H B Steward and family bring remains from Canton Ohio for burial and proceed to Oracle for a brief stay.
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Frank Heilig
Camp Condon
How Often Can One Get Drunk Opinion of a Close Observer
A medical observer argues about safe drinking, noting variability by personality and lifestyle. He says one thousand sprees is a rough upper bound for the average man, with risk rising for office workers versus outdoor workers and regular drinkers versus episodic drinkers. He links delirium tremens more to starvation and debilitation than alcohol alone, cites food absence during drinking, and discusses liquor quality and beer versus spirits influencing harm.
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D. T. Ward
Insane Asylum
Tom McDermott
Arizona Witb
Giants of the rails and a looming management shift
Text discusses Hien and Snginess Train and Traffc a change in management of the Mexi Railway involving General Johnson and Southern Pacific ties. It mentions a giant Santa locomotive built by the American Locomotive Works with massive dimensions and a unique oil and coal fuel capability.
Specifications for Southern Pacific locomotive and tender
The report details a steam locomotive with two pounds per square inch pressure, wheel base 28 feet 11 inches, engine and tender total 62 feet, high pressure cylinders 17 and a half inches, low pressure 30 inches, stroke 24 inches, piston valves, driving wheels 57 inches diameter, overall height 15 feet 6 inches, tender capacity 7000 gallons water and 2250 gallons oil, Westinghouse air brake and water brake, engine weight 262000 pounds and engine plus tank 393000 pounds. George F. Richardson, Southern Pacific Superintendent, visited Tuc son en route to New Orleans and stated the Dunern Pacific system would not necessarily add daily trains this season. he denied intent to change plans and cited line inspection and car service checks.
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Westinghouse
George F. Richardson
Southern Pacific
Tucson
New Orleans
el Paso
Dunern Pacific
Richardson
Moving Horoscope Exhibitions Attract Attention In City
A fragment discusses moving picture exhibitions and street scenes near Schuylkill Philadelphia where performers, including women, entertain passers by with simulated duels and acts. It notes the public’s curious reaction and signals a broader trend in early film entertainment.
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Dern
Schuylkill
Honeymoon Hardship Echoes in Humorous Dinner Exchange
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet recalls a strained honeymoon moment as a wife asks about the biscuit, receiving a blunt reply that it is not done yet, with mention of Tam, underscoring the rough domestic tension in a lighthearted tone.
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Tam
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ver Flower Seed Reply Echoed by Mrs Nextfence
The Chicago News quotes a sharp exchange about Mrs Nextfence who allegedly wished harm on a pair of chickens by saying they would suffer appendicitis if they ate seed. The remark highlights local quarrels over garden and yard boundaries.
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George
Chicago News
Rude remark sparks clash at city office scene
A terse exchange quotes Joe and a caller in Chicago Record-Herald style. The caller vows never to return, while Joe insists they will come back late to catch a train. The dialogue captures a tense interaction at an office.
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Joe
Chicago Record-Herald
Humble Beginnings Behind a Self-Muiltied Man
Quote from the Washington Star recalls a man who rose from a three story home with gaslight study to overcome limited early opportunities. The remark highlights grit and perseverance as key factors in his ascent.
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Washington Star
Hodge and Bribery Trial Tales and Household Tips
A newspaper piece recounts a election petition with bribery questions and witness testimony about bribes from Tory and Liberal agents. It then shifts to a housekeeper recounting dust on a piano and a remedy with dry chamois, followed by notes on pepper propagation and harvest. The item ends by touting The Citizen's Classified Ads.
Winter stock choice for manufacturers art at Smith Tailor
Our winter stock is the choice of the manufacturers art. Call and see it at Smith, the Tailor, in the upper Wedge.
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Smith
Brotherhood dance at Tucson Natatorium January 1902
The Brotherhood of is Trainmen announce a dance at the Tucson Natatorium on Pepemryith 1902. Dancing begins at 9 o clock. Tickets cost 1.50 and admit both gentlemen and ladies.
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Brotherhood of Is
Tucson
Pepemryith
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