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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1902

Page

4

Prince Henry and Senate Jests in Washington Gossip

A collection of light anecdotes featuring Prince Henry cigarette cases and public figures. Archibald Roosevelt mocks a prince who rides like ordinary people. Evans the Commissioner of Pensions recalls a fraud case and parole request. De Armond and Bailey are cited in anecdotes about career and legality. a Senate treaty debate includes a humorous amendment replacing two jackasses with one stallion, provoking laughter from senators.

Senate Montana Frye Platt Connecticut

Rich Las Planhas Silver Camp Near Nogales Expands

The Las Planhas silver mining camp near Nogales, already productive, plans to add ten stamps to its 1 stamp mill within two months and pursue an inmovation proposition to boost output. Lunuwalt brothers control the company with 50 to 80 workers, growing the camp into a village of 154. They built an eight room office store, cottages for workers, and a large warehouse, plus a road burning project costing over $2000 without local contributions. The Gila River Sweep Growers Association forms in Magdalena with about fifty western Socorro County sheep growers, led by Sologion Luna of Las Lunas as president and Frank Hubbel as secretary-treasurer.

Las Planhas Nogales Lunuwalt Brothers Charles Holler Sandoval Company Gila River Silver City

Metal and Money Market Briefs

New York market report notes Mexican dollars at 4310, silver priced at 5412. Market observers track exchange rates and bullion values amid fluctuating demand.

New York

Johnnie to Be Whipped by Father, Mother Warns

A mother threatens to have Johnnie whipped by his tired father when he returns home that night. The boy pleads for mercy and admits his misbehavior, noting his father is exhausted from work. The exchange appears in the Boston Post.

Johnnie Mamma Boston Post

Healthy living link to corn and body care through digestion

The article compares corn cultivation to human health, stressing soil and weed control as essential for strong crops and bodies. It highlights Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to improve digestion, blood quality, and vitality, including patient testimonials and mention of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for bowel regulation and constipation.

Dr. Pierce Doctor Tierce Clarence Carnes Taylorstown Loudoun Co Pathan

Blue Printing and Optical Services Advertised

An old advertisement offers blue prints made promptly with full guarantees. It promotes eye care by Dr. H. A. Schell optician in Century Block, promising free examinations and money-back satisfaction for glasses. It mentions low vision symptoms and stresses improved sight via proper lenses.

H. A. Schell Optician Century Block

Prince Henry of Prussia Leaves for Germany

Prince Henry spent his last day in America aboard the Deutschland writing letters and dispatches. A luncheon for 28 guests included President's delegates and Ambassador Von Hollenden. The Prince declined a formal farewell statement and sailed at 3:45 p.m. after a singing tribute by Hudson New Jersey groups.

New York Prince Henry America Ambassador von Hollenden Princa Ad United Singing Socities Hudson New Jersey Hohenzollern Sandy Hook Bermuda

Boston Freightmen Strike Expands Across Broadway Region

Boston reports eight thousand out with possible union support pushing total to 25,000 if needed. Striking freight handlers and allied workers threaten non union labor across railroads and related firms, risking congestion at terminals and shipments. Longshoremen union president orders sympathy strike for 2,500 members.

Boston Faoe Ryan Longshoremen's Union Ack New York, New Haven and Hartford

Strike at Congress mine as 300 walk out

Arizona March 11 reports a serious strike at the Congress mine over a local miners union. More than 300 miners walked out as owners resisted union organizing, with federation men called out. Likely mine and contingent works closure may deprive over 400 jobs until settlement.

Congress Arizona

Wind Storm Tears Through Omaha Causing Building Damage

In Omaha Nebraska March 11 the dawn revealed extensive damage from last night's wind storm. About fifty buildings were damaged with debris along Cummings Street from 18th to 24th and along 24th north of Cummings. No injuries were reported.

Omaha Neb Cummings Street

Villaescusa Pays First Wedge Assessment in City

F J Villaescusa became the first property holder to pay the wedge assessment. He appeared at the county tax office about 10 o'clock with two checks to tax collector James Flynn totaling 2250 for lot 13 block 196 Maiden Lane and 250 for a voluntary contribution to lower Lizzie B Murphy’s assessment. Other merchants are expected to follow suit promptly.

F. J. Villaescusa Frank Treat James Flynn Consolidated National Bank Maiden Lane DeHay Villaescusa Lizzie B. Murphy Villascacusa

Local Soda Maker Claims Pure Ingredients in Bottled Drinks

A local producer advertises sparkling ginger ale, cream and lemon soda, root beer, sarsaparilla, mineral and carbonic waters. They pledge pure distilled water and fruit flavors, claiming their drinks are the best and purest available.

Premium Bond Issuance Details for Investor Payouts

Bonds issued in denominations of 1000 dollars mature with a guaranteed 30 percent premium if the investor chooses cash. The Society agrees to pay 1300 dollars for each 1000 dollar Bond at maturity.

Equitable

Dissolution and new management of the Arizona Club

The purchaser announces sole conduct of the Arizona Club after buying R. A. Austin and Frank Dale interests. He pledges to maintain the club’s high standards of wines liquors and cigars and notes leadership changes with Thos McDermott as signer. E G Capp advertises leather goods at low prices. Calabasas Copper Co Ltd notices election of Selby as general manager and Spencer as associate succeeding Burgess.

Messrs R. A. Austin Frank Dale Arizona Club Thos. McDermott Thomas Hi. Selby Frank W. Spencer John D. Burgess Calabasas Copper Co., Ltd

Warta Chronicle Scrambles Headlines on Local News

The fragment recalls C M Burkhalter in Bisbee on vacation and Frank J McIntyre’s rise in Ann Arbor journalism. It describes a cub reporter era at Michigan University and a mistaken obituary headline “Passed Away Quietly” versus the hotel bill story “Jumped His Board Bill” as the editor’s misread led to comic garbling.

Frank J. McIntyre Ann Arbor Mich Michigan University Detroit Mae

Willie Feels Full After Mince Pie Trifle Laughing Tale

Willie props aside his unfinished trifle and declares he is more than full. His father asks what is wrong and the innocent boy wonders why everyone laughs at the scene from a London Globe teaser.

Willie London Globe

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