Town briefs cover court, sermon, and city lighting talks
The town notes Jack Vail vs Aurillie Brooks and Jose Maria argues before Judge Wilson with a demurrer postponed to this afternoon. Evangelist Smith preaches to thinking women at the Gospel Tent and cites a new doctrine to persuade women. Supreme Court adjourns due to judge illness. City Council meets to discuss a municipal lighting plant and sewer matters as J J Henry pushes his lighting proposal and aims to close a contract. Transportation timetable shows 3 to 10 trains on time.
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Jack Vail
Aurillie
Robert Brooks
Jose Maria
Ir. Smith
Smith
Gustine Ang
Beautiful Solo
Russel
Notable Personalities Travel Through City
Nichols Territorial Auditor travels to Phoenix and returns to Wilcox home. Prescott attorney Cox visits from the South. Jane Crane and Foraker Wails member tours city. Hall Maricopa agent renews acquaintances. James Breen Nogales resident returns from the Coast. W B Reise cattle buyer from San Francisco receives thousand head shipment. Mrs Hannah Nogales customs inspector wife and daughter Douglas pass through. George Webb Chinese Inspector moves family to cottage on South Sixth Avenue from Nogales.
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Cox
Southis; Company
Jane
Crane and Foraker’s
Wails
Hall
Maricopa
C Ity
Robert Hannah
Nogales
City
Phoenix
A. M. Douglas
George Webb
South Sixth Avenue
Gen and Engines Train and Traffic Progress in Arizona
Bisbee reports rail activity with R B Robinson pushing east on El Paso & Southern line and a partial closure near law due to rock work. Napoleon company ties emerge as potential leadership roles unfold with Mr Jones planning management duties. Drake signs Phoenix Eastern survey progress from Florence to Canyon with optimistic construction timelines and bridge plans across Salt and Gila Rivers. Florence residents back the line as mining grows southeast of the town, while Florence houses move for the route. Ed Beuhring heads to Los Angeles to become chief clerk at Epes Randolph’s street railway. his Southern Pacific post will be filled by his brother Walter Beuhring with timekeeper Yom Ha hen transitioning as needed.
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Bisbee
R. B. Robinson
el Paso & Tern
Robinson
Jones
Napoleon Mmpany
S More van
Roth
Napoleon
Phoenix
Florence
Drake
Gila
Ray
Troy
Phoenix Republican
Ed. Beuhring
Los Angeles
Epes Randolph
Los Angeles Street Railway
Southern Pacific
Walter Beuhring
First Week Voting Opens for Cathedral Fair Contests
Cathed ral Fair organizers report first ballot results with top picks across several categories. Miss Hannah Mansfield leads for most popular young lady while Miss Belle Armijo Miss Coenen and others receive votes. The fair runs February 3 for one week with weekly ballot reopening and eliminations to two leaders per contest.
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Century Hall
Hannah Mansfield
Belle Armijo
Miss Coenen
Epsie Lipscombe
Amelia Robles
Lizzie Mahoney
Jack Martin
Mack Wright
Alexandre Durazo
Ainsworth Moore
Howell Manning
Joe McCormick
Professor Frank Fuller
Evelyn Francis
Rosalind Boido
Lacy
Orfila
Don Chun
Local Weather Report for Tucson by Observer Wetmore
Weather report from Tucson lists a minimum around 46 and a maximum near 68 degrees. Observations note a northwest wind, cloudy conditions and a low barometer.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Straggling Notes on Global Electric Advances
A survey of rapid shifts in tech and diplomacy. London hosts new electric file recutting. Russian railways ban card games in cars. Textile mills total 261 this year, 143 cotton, 53 knit, 25 miscellaneous. Whitney to pay 30000 next year for his horses. Conger set to be sole foreign minister in Peking. Geneva relies on Rhone power for city lighting and transport. water power touted as vast and universal. Switzerland showcases practical electric principles.
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Turner
Burns
Cochran
W. C. Whitney
Switzerland
Geneva
Rhone
Lake Leman
Army and Navy Circles Describe Global Fleets and Recruits
The piece lists world naval tonnage including 369 battleships 471 cruisers 1 235 gunboats and over 1 500 torpedo boats. It notes Emile Mayot a three foot nine inch conscript from Cunel was accepted for service and recounts disciplinary actions against Austrian officer Marchese Ta coli. It cites Greek annual gun and rifle purchases 400 000 and a plan for 12 field and 12 mountain batteries and 60 000 Mannlich rifles. A European medical contemporary notes heart disease signs in soldiers often emerge in year three or four with 36 of 45 cases being recruits or privates.
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France
Emile Mayot
Cunel
Montfaucon
Marchese Tacoli
Vrateh
D. F. Vierujsky
Arctic Expeditions of Igor Named for 1901
The article lists planned Arctic ventures for 1901 including Peary's Greenland mission Robert Steins Ellesmere land expedition a German unknown plan joint efforts by the duke of the Abruzzi and Mr Nansen a Mikarot Russian fire breaking vessel two Russian Kara sea operations Evelyn Baldwin led Ziegler Baldwin expedition funded by William Ziegler Jennies Canadian ice route expedition from Lena river and M Stokken Franz Josef Land aiming to cooperate with Nansen and the Abruzzi Tid von see it in the Citizens Classified Ads
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Arctic
Peary
Greenland
Robert Stein
Ellesmere Land
Pedition
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Nansen
Mikarot
Kara Sea
Siberian
Zegler-Baldwin
William Ziegler
Evelyn Baldwin
Jennie
Jeannette
Lena River
M. Stokken
Franzjose Land
Personal Gossip and Local Notices Across the Nation
Gov Orman of Colorado, a Muscatine native, rose from railroad labor to 30 years in business. Booker T. Washington criticizes burial associations among southern African Americans. The Patterson home in Lexington was moved to Dayton by a descendant. Edwin Ginn studies Boston housing. ten dollars a month rents may not secure decent living. Dr George W Heatley offers $500 to agents selling to Negroes only for property near his South Elliott residence.
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Gov. Orman
Colorado
Muscatine
Booker T. Washington
South
Patterson
Patterson Street
Lexington
Dayton
Thomas H. Patterson
Kentucky
Edwin Ginn
Boston
George W. Heatley
Brooklyn
South Elliott Place
Croker The Tammany Chief Craft and Character
An abbreviated profile of Richard Croker portrays him as a blunt leader in politics and a disciplined figure in life. The piece notes his English Croker lineage, early work as a machinist apprentice, and his father’s move from Ireland to America when Richard was three. It mentions his influence over followers and caution against internal power threats.
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Croker
Henry VIII
Richard
Richard Croker
Union
Ireland
Donts For The Camp Cook From A Historic Note
A camp cook guide warns readers about essential kitchen practices. It emphasizes washing dishes, adding salt to boiling water, air drying, cleaning fish promptly, packing carefully, and using matches to light fires. It also notes thinning condensed milk if fresh milk is unavailable.
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Schilling
Monogram
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Jewell
Dairy Maid
Hunters Rye
Canadian Club
Cedar Brook
W. H
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