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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1902

Page

8

Premium teas and coffees win at the World's Fair

Advertises Chase & Sanborns teas and coffees as premier winners and urges shoppers to ask their grocer. Promotes Crescent Cigar Store for Little Dutch and Havana stogies, Zeigler's confectioneries, and a Parisian Millinery clearance sale starting Thursday January 23. Includes a mechanical shooting gallery promotion and box deals.

Chase & Sanborn Havana Pennsylvania Crescent Cigar Store

Sermon for Men At Gospel Tent Revival

Rev Merton Smith led a men only sermon addressing three biblical encodings at the Gospel Tent last evening. The audience sang without a choir as he outlined topics and promised further discussions including his conversion story and future talks on the incarnation and Pauline mysteries.

Merton Smith Mr. Smith Walter Hal Pheenix Gustave Dore Smith Paul

Cathedral Fair Voting Contest heats up with second week entries

The contest gains pace as voters and candidates multiply in week two. Listed vote getters include married ladies Mesdames Manning Armstrong Stoufe Franklin Hollbrook Wilbur Samaniego John Martin Heinaman W J Perry. Also named are young ladies Hannah Mansfield Belle Armijo Anita Coenen P Lipscum Amelia Robles Carlota Dunn Mary A Martin Birdie Culver Irene Steinfeld. Young men Profess or rank Fuller H M Abadie Judge Purcell Herbert Kennedy Alfonso Coenen Mr Winchester Ed Owens George Norton Mr Newell. Little girls Evelyn Francis Roslind Doiao Julia Mebeil Bertha Frisch Laura Ronstadt Vida Burns Florence Davis Helen Ives. Little boys Jack Martin Mackwright Alejandro Durazo Ainsworth J Dore Howell Manning Joe McCormick Arthur McNeil Joe Derrig Paul Rebell Paul Navarro Master Ives Andy Rebell. Railroad Men L Holliday Benton Dick Joe Waddel. Zeigler's offers ice cream and soft drinks.

Cathedral Fair Mesdames Manning Armstrong Stoufe Franklin Hollbrook Wilbur Samaniego John Martin Heinaman W. J. Perry Hannah Mansfield Belle Armijo Anita Coenen P. Lipscum Amelia Robles Carlota Dunn Mary A. Martin Birdie Culver Irene Steinfeld Evelyn Francis Roslind Doiao Julia Mebeil Bertha Frisch Laura Ronstadt Vida Burns Florence Davis Helen Ives Rank Fuller H. M. Abadie Judge Purcell Herbert .Enney Alfonso Coenen Mr. Winchester Ed. Owens George Norton

Administration Hat replaces campaign hat among Roosevelt aides

Washington January 21 Roosevelt aides including Henry Payne Gas Secretary Hanna Foraker and Senator Lodge adopt the administration hat a stylish felt slouch replacing the old campaign headgear worn by Roosevelt during Rough Rider days The fashion signals allegiance to the young president and follows changing capital administrations.

Washington Roosevelt Senator Lodge Maine Henry ©. Payne Gas Senator Hanna Senator Foraker

Sanatorium Planned From Palmer Gift in Colorado Springs

General William J. Palmer, notable Colorado Springs philanthropist and former Rio Grande Western president, donates 40000 cash and 100 acres east of the city for a sanitarium costing 250800. Two buildings will serve 100 paying patients and 50 subsidized or donated beds, modeled on German institutions to ensure pure air and hygienic care.

Colorado Springs Colo Wm. J. Palmer The Rio Grande Western Road Germany Childs-Drexel i International Printers General Palmer

Admiral Schley's Appeal Ready for the President

Counsel for Rear Admiral Schley arrived in Washington with a 400 page appeal prepared in Baltimore. They intend to place the document in President Roosevelt's hands this afternoon. Schley is expected to leave Washington for Chicago on Thursday.

Admiral Schley Washington, D. C Messrs. Rayner Teague Schley Washington Baltimore Chicago

Statehood Drive Urges Quick Action and Funds

Holbrook Ariz Jan 21 Hon F M Zuck Navajo treasurer and Statehood Finance Committee chair urges immediate action to replace inactive statehood commissioners. He calls mass meetings precinct by precinct to raise funds, suggests using a local appointee if viable and notes $300 from county plus $400 raised to support a Washington representative. He urges swift action and broad enlistment to secure Arizona’s right to govern.

Committee On Finance Washington Board of Supervisors

Statehood Bills Aim to Fast-Track for Oklahoma Arizona

In Washington on January 21 the Statehood Finance Committee and Committee on Territories discussed reporting statehood for all territories. Chairman Knox indicated plans to seek approval from Rules to allocate one hour to pass the bills. The effort aims to push statehood for Oklahoma and Arizona with possible New Mexico approval, though passage in the House remains uncertain.

Washington, D. C Mr. Dalzell Committee On Rules Mr. Knox Committee On Territories House Knox Washington Capitol Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico

Bull Sells for 9000 Dollars at Chicago Hereford Sale

At the big Hereford cattle sale in Chicago a bull owned by Hoss Clark of Beecher Illinois sold to Gilbert H. Hoxie of Chicago for 9000 dollars. The price is a record for the United States and second only to a Kneeland sale of 19306 dollars. Hoxie, son of the late railroad magnate John KR Hoxie, is a Chicago millionaire with stock farms in Thornton Illinois and a ranch near Taylor Texas.

Chicago Orion Hos. Clark Beecher Gilbert H. Hoxie Lord Whitson Kneeland Hoxie John KR. Hoxie Thornton Ill Taylor Texas

Too Much Enchre Complain the Men

Several Beaver Falls men asked Justice Piper for warrants to arrest leading women over gambling. They complained Enchre was everywhere from business to meals and sleep and that wives forced them to buy prizes for gambling events.

Pittsburg Justice Piper Beaver Falls

Panama canal congress plan sparks isa isthmus tour talk

Washington Jan 21 The canal commission backs accepting the Panama offer provoking talk of a joint Congressional visit to the isthmus to study routes. Many congressmen support the idea but Senator Morgan calls it a mere shuttle and without necessity. Canal legislation rests in doubt.

Washington, D. C Canal Commission Panama Nicaragua Congress Morgan

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