City News in Paragraph Form Items and Updates
Train No. 3 was twenty minutes late this afternoon while No. 10 ran on time. Helvetia Copper plans another machinery load to Pennington street. A kitchen fire at the Johnson House was quickly controlled after an alarm. James Reilly faced petit larceny charges and possibly forgery after a stun of fraud. An unidentified Mexican corpse found behind Corbett’s lumber yard awaits inquest Monday. Thirteen Club entertained the Nicholls brothers. Elks prepare to march to Salt Lake City. Four boilers transported toward a new works. one crane broke a chain during the move. Local ore samples from the Dragoons attract attention. City officials note Hawke’s family trip for a week. Hanns Johnson’s remains shipped to LaGrange for interment. Red Rock residents Goss and Aguirre visit. Sheriff’s business continues. Burkhalter returns from the south. Murphey to be in town. Drachman expected back from the Grand Canyon. E. Bohm and wife depart for Santa Monica. Emanuel, Bisbee mayor, passes through. Schwartz, Bisbee, arrives by Burro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Goss
Y. Aguirre
Red Rock
H. K. Street
Benson
M. Burkhalter
W. E. Murphey
Surveyor General’s Office
Harry Drachman
Grand Canyon
Personal Mentions from Tucson and Mammoth Trips
OC Parker leaves for Iago to settle his father's estate and plans to bring his mother to Tucson. Hon. George P Blair departs for Mammoth by stage. R B Millard halted in town en route to Phoenix yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Iago
Tucson
George P. Blair
Mammoth
R. B. Millard
Phoex
New Tucson Rail Link Considered To Port Lobos Mexico
New York financiers survey a possible Tucson terminal for a port at Port Lobos or the Gulf of California. The planned line would run from Santa Cruz Valley toward Sonora with Altar and mining camps on the route. Field surveys by September will determine viability and impact on Tucson and adjacent mining country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tucson
Port Lobos
Mexico
Gulf of California
Santa Cruz Valley
Altar
Sonora
Port Lobus Haseen
Sunday religious services agenda across denominations
Tucson church notices list Methodist Episcopal morning sermon The Test of Discipleship and evening The Pearl of Great Price at 10 am and 7 20 pm Congregational Rev W Robert Read to preach all welcome Catholic June 15 Masses and devotions punctually at 5 50 am 7 am 9 pm weekdays 6 30 am Baptists Sunday school 9 am pastor sermons 11 am 7 30 pm baptism and youth meeting Presbyterians morning Souls Awakening evening Gospel Has the Inalienable Right of All Men services in Odd Fellows hall all are welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
W. Robert Read
Ngales
Baptist
B. Thomas
Odd Fellows” Hall
They Tackled the Moon Not Afraid of the Sun
A local wag at the fire department tells a tall tale about the group studying the so called fire eye. Members discuss fire water and bugs, misplacing time with fires and odd incidents at the Johnson House blaze reveal a supposed white flame from the ceiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson House
Moon Beam Mistaken for Fire On Spot
The chemical was lit immediately but flames remained. someone not cultivating the "fire eye" realized the department was trying to extinguish a moon beam. Firemen hurriedly exited.
Hotel Arrivals Park View exposures and guests listed
The hotel guest list includes R. W. Lopez Sonora Kk bb Millard New York Ed. Keown San Francisco Orndorff E. P. Hart St. Louis H. J. Hubbard and wife New York A. Golf Germany Windsor Mrs J. H. Law San Francisco H. K. Street Benson Chas A. Goss Y Aguirre Red Rock Geo H. Chapman San Diego San Xavier F. K. Wyman Deming C J Bush and wife Denver T L Myers Bucyrus O W Bass Deming J P Power city I D Kyren Pottsville Pa J C Norton M Burgess Phoenix San Augustine W L Painter Geo J Wheelock Omaha Geo H Mosher S Louis J W Scolante Magdalena F L Richmond San Francisco I M Simond Boston M Burgess Phoenix F A Fletcher Chicago Louis Felton Chicago
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Park View
R. W. Lopez
Sonora
Bb. Millard
New York
Keown
San Francisco
San Xavier
F. K. Wyman
Deming
C. J. Bush
Denver
T. L. Myers
Bucyrus
W. Bass
J. P. Power
City
I. D. Kyren
Pottsville
J. C. Norton
M. Burgess
Phoenix
San Augustine
W. L. Painter
Geo
J. Wheelock
Omaha
H. Mosher
S. Louis
J. W. Scolante
Magdalena
F. L. Richmond
I. M. Simond
Boston
F. A. Fletcher
Chicago
Louis Felton
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Benefits
An advertisement promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for sleeplessness rheumatic and nervous ailments and poor digestion. It cites a testimonial from William S. Gibson of Pleasureville Kentucky describing renewed strength, better appetite, and improved energy after three bottles, claiming age sixty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
William 8. Gibsn
Pleasureville
Old Times in Tennessee and the Franklin Law tale
The Arkansas Gazette recounts the old frontier law facts from the State of Franklin era. It notes payments in pelts for official salaries starting January 1 1788 and describes Franklin’s territory east of the Mississippi and Memphis as a trading post before 1820.
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State of
Tennessee
Franklin
Commonwealth
General Assembly
House of Commons
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Tea Brewing According to Tung Po and Practice
A old instruction stresses using a hot teapot and scalding water to prevent tea leaves from floating. It cites Tung Po praising water from running streams boiled over a lively fire and contrasts spring, river, and well water quality. The guide prescribes a teaspoon of tea per two cups and one for the pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tung Po
Origin of Gunpowder Allegedly Linked to Saint Barbara
A German officer cites St Barbara as the patroness of gunpowder. Berthold Schwarz supposedly read of her martyrdom and mixed white heart, black soul, and heavenly sulphur to create a fiery explosion, which soldiers claim marks the powder’s discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthold Schwarz
St. Barbara’s
Golden Rule for Wedding Gifts From A Schoolteacher
A bride and groom gift etiquette column advises sending gifts well in advance with a visiting card. A month before the wedding is ideal to avoid last minute clutter like saltcellars, and gifts should be addressed to the bride or bridegroom based on closeness. The piece includes a humorously quoted schoolteacher and child exchange about understanding lessons.
The Old Mass Rage and Talk of Young Admirers
Excerpts show Miss Keedick and Miss Tenspot discussing their fathers and young suitors. Dialog mentions rudeness versus meanness, borrowing money, and a potential broken relationship with Fred and Jim. The piece uses humorous gossip tone from early 20th century tabloids.
Cape's the Jeweler advertises Tiffany vials at BEG
An ad notes fine Tiffany vials offered at low prices by Cape's the Jeweler located at 83 West Congress with offerings described as available all summer and served in any style at the same price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beg. Cape’s
the Jeweler
West Congress
Cafe Golatree
Cafe Goldtree
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Mother Gray once a nurse at the New York Children s Home offers Sweet Powders for Children now sold in drug stores. Claimed to relieve feverishness constipation headache teething and stomach issues and to remove worms. Priced 25 cents with a free sample. Address Allen in Olmstead Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen
Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
Local Weather Report and Advertisements in Tucson
Observer E. L. Wetmore notes a cool clear day in Tucson with a steady barometer and light winds. The page also advertises fine hand carved leather goods at BE G Capo's, cafe oysters at Cafe Goldtree, and watch and jewelry repairs with guaranteed, first-class work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
BE. G. Capo
Alaska’s Grand Beginnings Of Mammals And Glaciers Explored
A distorted excerpt describes Alaska hosting large mammals like the Kodiak brown bear and moose, noting the region’s grand grounds and notable wildlife. It mentions the mountain caribou and snow white sheep, with scattered garbled phrases about bears and glaciers.
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Alaska
North America
Grape-Nuts Proves Health and Savings For Family
A family reports improved health and lower costs after switching from white bread and cooked cereals to Grape-Nuts. They note better digestion, steady weight gain, and greater vitality with a typical breakfast of four teaspoonfuls, claiming they spend less for more energy. The Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan, endorses the product and mentions recipes for hot weather dishes on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Saved From An Awful Fate By New Discovery
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania recalls six months of illness from hay fever and asthma. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing her and calls it the safest cure for throat and lung diseases. Bottles 50c and 1.00 guaranteed, trial bottles free at druggists.
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A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
Real Friend Credits Kodol For Digestive Relief
W T Sturtevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina credits Kodol for fifteen years of dyspepsia and indiges tion relief. He reports immediate improvement and the ability to eat freely. The ad urges wholesome food and notes Kodol digests food without stomach aid, Bell's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Sturtevant
Merry Oaks
N. C
Bell
Barbecued Meat Stand Promises Quick Lunch in City
An old shoo house at 141 East Congress Street advertises barbecue meat from a large brick furnace cooked six hours. It touts home cooking and coffee at the lunch stand run by Austin & James, advertising cheaper, convenient meals for hot weather.
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East
Congress Street
Old Shoo House
Austin & James
Arnica Salve Cures Scald Head in Old Town
R B M Bevill of Old Town Virginia reports happiness over Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing a daughter of a bad scald head. The advertisement touts use for cuts corns burns cringes boils ulcers eruptions and piles and notes it is sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BM. Bevill
Old Town
Bucklen
Raffle Offered for Great Pacer at Club Stables
The great pacer with a 1 05 half mile record at Phoenix is offered in a raffle. Prize includes new rubber tired buggy and harness. Chances cost 1 cent to 4 2. For details contact R D Woodell at Club Stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
R. D. Woodell
Club Stablea
Cured cancer claim from Elizabeth druggist
Elizabeth West Virginia offer claims Dr G W Roberts cured an old man of cancer using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amica Salve. The notice touts Bitters for cleansing poisons and healing skin ulcers with Salve, and promotes local tailoring and jeweler services while noting barbecue orders and telephone numbers.
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G. W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
Bucklen
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