City notes and appointments in Tucson and Sonora
San Francisco official Strauss visits Tucson to ship rifles for the University and the fire department fences off new depot area. Miner John McDermott dies at St Marys Hospital aged thirty nine. funeral held at Reilly and Hennessey parlor. City council confirms John W. Bogan as deputy city tax collector and Frank Great as deputy during illness. New Davis school building opens with modern green blackboards. attendance strong. Local businesses and individuals listed with contributions and dues for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDermott
St. Mary's Hospital
Reilly & Hennessey
Charles T. Connell
Benson
Southern Arizona Business Directory
Tucson
John W. Bogan
Frank Great
Tlynn
Fred Schaeffer
Church Street
Electric Light Company
Tucson Chamber of Commerce Organized at Mass Meeting
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce was organized at a mass meeting of businessmen on Saturday night. By-laws were adopted, and the officers for 1902 chosen: L. H. Manning president, B. L. Worthen vice president, Fred Fleishman treasurer, Gust Hoff, George Kitt, N. E. Plumer, K. L. Hart and H. W. Altman on the executive committee. Dues are $1 monthly. meetings set for the second Thursday each month. Subscriptions above dues include L. Zeckendorf & Co. and others totaling significant gifts to fund work for Tucson’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Consolidated National Bank
A. Bail
Electric Light and Power Company
Bayless and Berkalew
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss
Dr. H. W. Fenner
E. C. Bartett
Leo Goldsmidt
Julius Goldbaum
Drachman Shoe Co
Barnes & Martin
We IG
Plumer & Steward
Ivancovich - Hofmeister
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Easier Motherhood
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening the maternal body, calming nerves, improving appetite, and aiding sleep during childbirth. It claims a painless birth hour and notes the product contains no alcohol or narcotics. A reader testimony from Mrs. D B Barricks credits relief after four years of poor health and two pregnancies, with a offer of free literature from the publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Barricks
Perrons
Upbell Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Arrivals List by City Names Across the West and Mexico
A long passage lists numerous arrivals or associated persons by city and state or country, including Bakersfield San Francisco Washington Los Angeles St Louis New York Phoenix Nogales El Paso Denver Milwaukee and other locales. Names such as Jno R Michael E M Beale Henson Lisser Drachman Wellgehauer and many others appear with accompanying towns or regions. The fragment reads as a doorway to a broader social register or passenger list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Xavier
Jesus J. . Herrera
Bakersfield
H. B. Hall
M. A. Newman
San Francisco
Shauer
Kansas City
Jno
R. Michael
Washington
Ariz
O. W. Beaty
Alice A. Jeaty
Warren
Wy. Lewis
Los Angeles
Titus
Lordsburg
Geo. Noble Todd
Alvardo Springs
S. J. Gutgner
San Lui Chipo
Isaac P. Godfrey
Yuma
E. M. Beale
Jas. Wilson
McMurray
Marion
F. C. Gibbons
Cox
Paso
A W. Kelly
Newcastle
J. E. Capburger
Louisville
R.af. Straus
Marie Lobdell
J. D. Quine
New York
San Augustine
R. Zellner, Jr
J. T. Walsh
Mose Drachman
Phoenix
H. F. Cox
el Paso
Bessie Nease
Geo. P. Blair
Mammoth
E. Booth
Indiana
Dew R. Oliver
W. Massey
Julius Wellgehauer
Clifton
No. 10 Consolidated as It Arrives Westward
No. 10 comes in from the West in two sections and is merged into a single train of thirteen coaches. Superintendent C C Stoufe Train master Lindsay and others plan a night departure on the San Carlos to join No 9 for Yuma then return tomorrow to inspect the line. Conductor Lou Haley recovers from a bicycle fall and will soon go back on duty. A Chicago Symphony Orchestra special runs from Yuma to Phoenix for a Tuesday concert and to Lucson for a Wednesday show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stoufe
Lindsay
C. K. Clark
E. M. Dickerman
San Carlos
Yuma
Lou Haley
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix
Lucson
Meridian Canal Gase Temporary Relief Granted
United States Attorney Nave returned Saturday night on the Flyer from Phoenix where he represented the government in the Salt River Valley settlers suit. Judge Street granted a four day on and four day off water allowance, allowing the Meridian Canal Company to take water while the Maricopa Indians are restrained, a ruling to hold until final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nited
Nave
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
Judge Street
Meridian Canal Company
Chicago Symphony to Play in Tucson Opera House
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra will perform at the Tucson Opera House next Wednesday evening under Manager Beach after accepting Mr. Grossetta's offer. The program includes Wagner, Saint Saens, Dvorak, Massenet, Gounod, and others amid a backdrop of local business and partnership changes. Thos. McDermott announces sole conduct of the Arizona Club after purchasing interests from R. A. Austin and Frank Dale. Lost umbrella, carpet repairs, and store activity at W E Felix's and Roberts restaurant noted amid ongoing fire damage cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tucson Opera House
Beach
Grossetta
Tucson
Messrs
Blanchard
Venter
Los Angeles
Tanhauser
Wagner
Woncerto Dickasa
Saint Saens
Madame Lijinne
Towne
R. A. Austin
Frank Dale
Arizona Club
Thos. McDermott
Oroya Railway Descent Aboard A Hand Car In Peru
Lord Ernest Hamilton recounts a perilous ride down the Oroya railway from 15,060 feet to the Pacific coast. The piece celebrates the line as the world’s highest and notes the thrill of controlling a hand car from Paso de Galera toward Callao and the view from eternal snows to humming birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ernest Tamilton
Peru
Oroya Railway
Oroya
Soroche
Olympus
Paso de Galera
Callao
Pearson's Magazine
Bates and Lincoln Jests On Bates Hair Color
The Era recalls a Washington to Tennally town trip with the president and Mr. Bates to view General McClellan. Bates’ hair stayed dark while his beard turned white, prompting Lincoln to joke that Bates uses his chin more than his head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Lincoln
Washington
Tennallytown
Chase
Mr. Bates
McClellan
Pennsylvania
Minister Labels Book of Discipline the Worst Ever Published
A Chicago presbytery meeting heard a Presbyterian minister call the church book of discipline "the worst book ever published" citing errors and ambiguities. A voice in the rear agreed, but laughter from the assembly followed a gray haired brother's protest, ending the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Violin Virtuoso Jan Van Oordt To Play with Chicago Symphony
Music lovers should hear Jan Van Oordt the Dutch violinist announced to perform in Tucson Wednesday night with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He is praised by Chicago Tribune and New York papers for refined technique and growing acclaim in the United States. Spring and summer goods arrive daily at W. E. Felix's with shelves being stacked to complete lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Tucson
Jan van Oordt
Holland
United Stats
Chicago Tribune
van Oordt
Brahm
New York Mail and Express
W. E. Felix’s
Gloomy Outlook on Future Health and Love
A fragmented quote from the Indianapolis Journal notes a belief that another attack may come next spring. The speaker reflects on love and whether he can love again, expressing uncertainty and melancholy.
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Indianapolis Journal
Silent breakfast chatter and stage drama mix in town notes
A breakfast table remark about a splendid book triggers a passerby to request butter. An absentminded boarder adds a memory cue. An emotional girl at a melodrama laments a villain’s death while an older woman notes the villain’s cigarette habit as casual social detail.
Plans in the Mint Spur Money Making Schemes
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes that the mint is filled with ideas that are largely money making schemes, reflecting a focus on profit-driven ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Bulletin
Capos Hand-Carved Leather Goods Sale
The finest hand carved leather goods in new designs offered at very low prices at E. G. Capo's.
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the City News
R. Strauss
Latunia
Nate
Sonora
University
Deets
Davis School
Main Street
Hospital Road
N. H. Matas
K. Cooper
H. E. Heighton
D. F. Glidden
W. J. Kirkepatrick
G. P. Myers
Hereford & Hazzard
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Evans
Cree
Miss Walbert
E. M. Decker
Washington D.v
L. N. Snyder
Southern Pacific
H. J. Simmons
Gounod
W. E. Felix
East Ninth Street
Thomas H. Selby
Frank W. Spencer
John PD. Burgess
Calbasas Copper Co., Ltd
Roberts Restaurant
A. W. E. Felix’s
Hundred Mile Coast
Brussels
North Main St
Arizona
Jaeger
Southern Pacific Hotel
San Xavier Hotel
Bowie Railroad
Bowie Station
Nogales
Meats Direct
H. L. Rigg
Chas
A. Stevens & Broad
Equitable
Government
The
United States
Harding @ Gordon
Tribune
Russell
Sheldon
Goring
the Arcadian Pharmacy
Congress Street
Hel
Ena, Mont
la Combinacion
Real Cigars
Congress
P.O
Bell’s Pharmacy
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