City News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Incidents
Local items note a coast summer mail option via The Citizen, a concert at City Hall Park by Ame Mariner's band, and a colored orchestra serenade. Reports include a Mexican track walker injured near Bengon, church services precursor to Old Supper, and a large crowd at No 10’s arrival. Authorities discuss Eagle and Knights events, Belden reception, and a Bisbee celebration buildup. Ambisca’s capture and bond issue conclude with a Yuma arrest and federal action.
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Son Ame
Mariner
Ity Hall Park
Court House Yard
Presbyterian Park
Odd Fellows
Notable residents visit Tucson and area updates
Miss Lipscomb on sick list. Judge Purcell and mother left for the coast. George W. Sanders of the Vulture mine in city today. W F Schindler from Phoenix attends Gok encampment. W E Frye reports prosperity from Camp Arrows. Benson cattleman H K Street arrived. Frank Hereford returns from Tombstone. Rebecca Boswell of Florida visits Grand Canyon then Tucson before Boston. Simkins from Quijotoon. Baird and Peterson visit Tucson. Parker, former speaker, comes to G A R encampment. Harlan heads south with Moderns. Casteneda from Benson on business. Charlie Bell sails to Denver for vacation. Major Breckenridge southbound. Dr J M Ford stops en route to Phoenix. Cunningham to Tombstone on legal business. Lonsberry from Washington Camp. Wilson leaves for Globe to tour the Southeast Territory. Vanderbilt from Phoenix. Dietrich returns to Lancaster Pa. Trainmaster Lindsey tours division. Crisman arrives from Condon Camp. Florence Wells leaves for Berkeley summer course. Ellinwood via Globe and court. Mrs Katzenstein and family head to San Francisco for summer. Lulu remains for health.
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Miss Lipscomb
S. P
S. W. Purcell
George W. Sanders
Great Vulture
A. C. Simkins
Quijoton
Joe Baird
A. Peterson
Cachtse
Tucson
P. P. Parker
Phoenix
M. R. Harlan
Moderns
South
Henry Casteneda
Benson
Charlie Bell
Denver
Major Breckenridge
Dr. J. M. Ford
City
D. J. Cunningham
Tombstone
George Lonsberry
Washington
J. F. Wilson
Globe
W. W. Vanderbilt
Lindsey
George Crisman
Condon Camp
Florence Wells
Berkley
E. E. Ellinwood
Democratic Central Committee
3. Katzenstein
San Francisco
Lulu Wil
Bisbee Lodges Form A New Planting Venture
A Tucson man proposed a solution to local difficulties and Bo essy of Reilly osay was set to manage a newly formed company. Five lodges including Masons Knights of Pythias Red Men and Odd Fellows resolved Friday to contribute funds and organize the enterprise with Hen taking a one half interest and handling deaths among lodge members.
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Tucson
Boessy
Reilly «Osay
Wen Incorporated
Hen
Iay
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Odd Fellows
Interested youths urged to apply for Yale entrance exams
Phoenix, June 17, 1902. Editor Robt M Dods worth solicits young residents to telegram Yale University for permission to hold entrance examinations. He asks interested applicants to send word at once to arrange the cat on.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Yale Unito
Yale
Robt. M. Dodsworth
Notable arrivals listed across multiple towns and cities
A long list details arrivals and associations of numerous individuals including Charles Selden in Phoenix, W. F. R. Schindler in Phoenix, J. H. LaRue in San Francisco, and Roscoe Howard in Los Angeles among others, with accompanying towns such as Cochise San Augustine Bisbee Nogales and Washington Camp. The roster includes residents from Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco Nogales and other locales, indicating a broad movement or visiting pattern.
Weather Outlook for Tucson From Observer Wetmore
Local forecast notes a minimum and maximum temperature range with a northwest wind and cloudy skies. The barometer is low and steady with a change expected today, followed by hotter, sultry nights and possible electric storms after the 22nd through July 7.
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Tucson
L. Wetmore
Sale at Kelvin Mines Change Hands
Kelvin Arizona June 17 the Bryan group of fourteen mining claims opposite Kelvin on the Gila river have been bonded for 125000 by New York capitalists with ten percent cash down. F D Adams of the Bob Tail company sold the deal. operations start at once and a car of ore will be shipped to test treatment. The district shows large ore bodies with an eighteen inch vein of free milling ore expected to yield over 1000 per ton. Mulhattan Meenan near Omaha capitalists close a deal. Troy smelter reports a successful run. The Phoenix and Eastern railroad is expected to boost the boom.
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Kelvin
Ariz
Bryan
Gila River
Jas. McCarthy
Mrs. Kinney
Globe
New York
F. PD
Adams
Bob Tail Company
F. D. Adams
Mulhattan
Meenan
Omaha
Troy Smelter
Phoenix and Eastern
Yaqui Rebellion Appears to Be Ended in Sonora
Frank Daily reports from Minas Prietas that the Yaqui revolt is largely quelled. Government forces overwhelmed the Indians with numbers and many prisoners were captured or deported. Reports recount harsh treatment of captives but aid came from Americans amid protests. Daily also notes Ceneguita Copper Company’s big mining prospects southeast of Minas Prietas.
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Frank Daily
Judge Barnes
Minas Prietas
Sonora
Torres
Hermosillo
Corral
Daily
Ceneguita Copper Company
Yaqui
Mexico
Marks of Advanced Years Echo Through Time
A reflective piece muses on aging and the memory of heroes as time moves forward. It envisions the G A remembered by the living and celebrates legacies that endure beyond present shores.
Mysterious Englishman Commits Suicide in Florida
Professor J. C. Agnew a 45 year old English born man living in Pensaula Florida shot himself in his room after dressing in his finest clothes. He left a note requesting burial details but gave no location. A school teacher by trade, he was known for cash on hand and refined manners.
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Pensaula, Fla
J. C. Agnew
Agnew
Kentucky
New York
Disease From Money Cripples Chicago Treasurer
In Chicago on June 18, Thomas J. Noonan treasurer of the Illinois Theatre nearly died after contracting erysipelas from money handling. Doctors said a bacillus erysipelas traveled from a coin to his fingers and into his nostrils, causing a severe illness, with his condition stabilizing after a critical period.
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Chicago, Ill
Thomas J. Noonan
Illinois Theater
Taylor Street
Center Avenue
Theodore ©. Koessel
Denver Police Order To Stop Corbett Sullivan Fight
The Denver fire and police board told the police chief not to permit the young Corbett and Dave Sullivan to fight in the city on Friday night. The bout is expected to be held later in San Francisco or Louisville.
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Denver
Col
Denver Fire and Police Board
Young Corbett
Dave Sullivan
San Francisco
Louisville
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Promises Quick Relief
Powder to be shaken into the shoes cures swollen feet burning and nervous sensations. It cools the feet relieves sweating ingrowing nails blisters and bunions and makes walking easy. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25c trial package free Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy N Y.
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Allen
Olmstead
le Roy
N. Y
Pigagho District Booms With Rich Gold Finds
Reports from Picacho Blanco in Arizona describe a district with richer gold finds than any other area in the state. The Joe Dandy group yields samples that assay at enormous figures. a rush of prospectors comes despite a severe water shortage hindering extensive exploration. Water is unavailable on the surface across ten square miles, but may be reached with sinking facilities.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Picacho Blanco
Arizona
Joe Dandy
Administration eyes cabinet campaign tours in California
Washington June 18 arrangements may allow one or two cabinet members to visit California during the coming campaign and deliver speeches. President Roosevelt has not decided if ministers will join the campaign but likely they will. Secretary Moody or Secretary Shaw, both noted stump speakers, are expected to go. Representative Metcalf plans the trip and will confer with the President tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
California
Roosevelt
Moody
Shaw
Metcalf
Tomorow
Metal and Money Market Briefs
New York market notes show Mexican dollars at 42 percent silver content and copper quoted between 12.00 and 12.05. The report reflects daily settle and price ranges for metal commodities.
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New York
Barbecued Meat and Local Merchants Advertised
An old Austin and James ad promotes barbecued meat at 141 East Congress Street with six hour cooking in a brick furnace and a lunch stand offering coffee. It also mentions Smith’s fall attire and Capo’s jewelers offering rings and repairs, with Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil marketed for ailments.
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Congress Street
Austin
Directory copies for Charles T. Connell in Tucson
Copies of the Tucson City and Southern Arizona Directory are available from Charles T. Connell at 137 West Pennings ton street. Publication note shows the date 6-16 and a reference number 200.
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Tucson City
Southern
Pima County Notice of 1902 Equalization Board Session
Notice to taxpayers announces 1902 assessment roll on file for public inspection. Board of Supervisors will meet at Tucson court house on July 1 1902 at 10 a.m. to examine and equalize values, with sessions through July 19 1902 and adjournment to August third Monday at 9 a.m. Citizens with business urged to appear before the board.
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Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Arizona Territory
Tucson
Arizona
Weba
Court House
Board of Equalization
G A R Encampment Opens in Arizona Territory
The grand encampment of the Arizona Department of the G A R opened this morning with light attendance. Veterans from across the Territory are expected, Credentials show eighty seats, Negley Post sends sixteen, and Captain Parker will step down as commander at this encampment. A banquet closes the event tomorrow evening.
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Arizona Department of the
Tomorow
P. P. Parker
Negley Post
Parker
G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans
Arnica Salve Cures Scald Head Says Old Town Reader
A reader from Old Town Virginia named R N Bevill reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured their daughter of a bad scald head and praises it for cuts burns boils ulcers eruptions and piles. The notice claims the remedy is infallible and available at all druggists.
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R. N. Bevill
Old Town
Bucklen
Filthy Temples in India Provoke Cautionary Health Ad
A vintage advertisement urges cleansing with Dr. King's New Life Pills to avoid misery from constipation. It promises lively liver function, active bowels, and good digestion, touting a 25 cent price at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Real Friend Credits Heot for Dyspepsia Relief
W. T. Sturtevant of Merry Oaks NC says fifteen years of dyspepsia and indigestion ended after trying heot. Henow eats almost anything and digests well. The ad urges wholesome food and promotes Kodol for digestion. Bell's Pharmacy.
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W. T. Sturtevant
Merry Oaks
N.C
Bell
New Discovery Helps Woman Overcome Severe Chest Ailments
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with her recovery after six months of severe hay fever asthma and lung illness. The ad touts it as safest cure for throat and lung diseases and offers bottles 50c and 1.00 with free trials at all druggists.
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A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
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