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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1902
Page
8
Nebraska towns report a stronger earthquake than first thought with shaking in Omaha and southern districts. Buildings shook, windows broken, and walls cracked as investors and merchants discuss prices and shortages amid the disruption.
In San Francisco on July 2 Judge Gloex stated that the writ of prohibition in the Henry T. Gage petition is denied. The record shows the governor's attorneys urged a stop to proceed with Boardman et al as police judge Fritz opposed.
Police lieutenant Thomas Touh, head of camp peak mine guards, was attacked and forced to seek shelter at home. Earlier, four workers were severely beaten by a mob, signaling rising disorder in the region.
A garbled passage describes thrasher sharks attacking whales and sharks killed by piercing weapons and by honeyed tactics. It also offers a bizarre medical tip about keeping shaved ice in a room using stacked plates and pillows, plus a stray image of an old plane and ice moved over a cutter.
A dialogue notes refusal of Jack, with Ethel admitting she refused only once and fearing to try again amid discouragement. The piece reflects a brief domestic vignette from a New York weekly.
F J Villaescusa of 11 South Meyer announces a large reduction in harness stock as he moves to a new location. He urges customers to call to be convinced of the reduced prices and stock availability.
The passage discusses color influence on mood and health, citing a note from Marguerite do France and a 19th century anecdote about Edward Jenner Ward. It mentions red furniture as therapy, a starlet cloth enveloping a bed, and cures said to affect noble houses, framed in a courtly Philadelphia context.
Fragmented notice describes mail delivery for summer months with carriers and pricing. directs readers to leave address at corner Tone Avenue and Broadway post office or call for details.
The Territorial Democratic Center announces a convention in presestt Arg on September 7, 1980 at 2 p.m. to select delegates for the Territorial convention. Attendees will include county committees and party representatives with one delegate per vote fraction. Directors LIRR Vor, Maren A. Seetth, and MAAR WOOD chair the gathering, urging orderly adherence to procedures and open participation for the party’s future governance.
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