City News Paragraphs Reflect Local Events and Trips
District Attorney W F Cooper plans a mining property visit returning Monday. Dr Mark A Rodgers and Dr W V Whitmore named examining physicians at a Medauawerns lodge. Luis Valenzuela arrested for street fighting. ten days in jail. Miss Molleadelia Brown’s Tucson Opera House concert postponed due to missing trunks. Natatorium decorations announced for next Monday with Easter greens. H D Underwood appointed administrator of James Bowyers estate. Parker bought funeral car for 1600 dollars. sold old car to Douglas undertaker. Special train with Dr Seward Webb passed eastbound at 10 am. six coaches plus private cars. General Manning building five brick store rooms on Belknap Street behind Odd Fellows hall. corral and livery offices planned. Old Pueblo Club discussed trusts and remedies with Judge Glidden leading. Rafael Radilla jailed for ten days for disorderly conduct. No police cases or city hall deaths reported in three days. Four Chinamen awaiting deportation after habeas corpus efforts. Judge Davis orders immediate deportation. A large triple cylinder engine bound for Southern Pacific in California drawn crowds. Harriman party train expected to reach Maricopa tonight. Tucson division to haul to Yuma.
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Luis Valenzuela
Bravo
Dieyers
Tucson Opera House
Molleadelia Brown
Parker
Cincinnati
Douglas
Seward Webb
New York Central
Dr. Webb
Ellsmore
Harriman
General Manning
Belknap Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Trost & Rust
Personal Mention Items Arrive and Depart Tucson
Co C Armstrong from Morenci visits his brother Frank Armstrong chief clerk to Mr Burkhalter. Cash known as Mr Armstrong played for Tucson last season and will depart Saturday for Mexico City to join the Mexican Central. Mendennall and Dobson came from Mammoth on the stage. Ella Clark returns from Oracle. Corbett couple heads to San Francisco for appendicitis surgery. Thomas arrives from Boonville to visit his sister. W G Black sails home to Birmingham after winter work here with Agent Lawrie.
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Co. C. Armstrong
Morenci
Frank Armstrong
Burkhalter
Cash
Armstrong
Tucson
City of Mexico
M. Mendennall
Dobson
Mammoth
J. Knox Corbett
San Francisco
W. G. Black
Birmingham
Ala
Lawrie
Fraternal Orders United Moderns Lodge Organized
A local United Moderns lodge was organized last evening in the A. O. U. W. hall with 96 members elected to membership. E. M. Elliott presided as supreme vice chancellor, assisted by M. R. K. Harlan. Officers installed included H. D. Corbett chancellor, John A. Wood regent, Maggie Julian orator, and others. The charter roll closes around April 5 with E. M. Johnson visiting from Denver. Meetings pending hall arrangements.
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United Moderns
E. M. Elliott
M. RK. Harlan
Phoenix Lodge
H. D. Corbett
John A. Wood
Maggie Julian
John J. Reilly
W. A. Julian
Ida Flood
Alice Bartlett
J. A. WeHay
John I. Reilly
At. W. Samuels
Ida Martin
E. M. Johnson
Denver
H. D. Barrett
Pearl A. Bartlett
Ida C. Flood
Ben. Bradford
Robert E. Wilson
J. W. Stewart
George Hufnagle
L. E. DeHay
J. A. DeHay
Frank A. Steen
Jas
K E. Merril
Walter Predford
Robert Hennessy
WAR Cae
Elks Lodge to Install Officers and Initiate Members
At the regular meeting by the lodge on Monday April 7 officers elected at the last meeting will be installed. About twenty candidates for membership will be initiated at this meeting.
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Lodge of Elks
Local union meeting adjourned for hall use
The ao. C. U. Wajourned their regular meting to permit the United Moderns the use of the hall Recorder hos. Conlon of the Work men received new badges including gold emblems on ribbons and pins The emblem features a mountain lion for the lodge Conlon received a dozen officer badges a dozen past grand master badges and a gross of badges for members
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United Moderns
Conlon
Tucson Aerie Eagles Elect New Members
The Tucson Aerie of Eagles met in the banquet hall of the A. O. U. W. building and elected Frank Evans Barnest Omas William Debus J. R. McMahon Robert Hennessy and Gus Cline to membership. Seven more applications were received and will be voted on at the next regular meeting.
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Tucson Aerie of Eagles
Frank Evans
Barnest Omas
William Debus
J. R. McMahon
Robert Hennessy
Gus Cline
Easter Hats Display At The Leader Millinery Parlors
A display of an Easter hat collection will be shown at The Leader Millinery Parlors located at No. 25 East Congress Street on Saturday March 22 and the following week.
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Leader Millinery
East
Congress Street
Sewer Cases In District Court Over Temporary Injunction
The district court heard motions in sewer tax cases as plaintiffs seek a temporary injunction against County Tax Collector Harry Drachman to stop selling property for delinquent sewer construction taxes. Attorneys debated demurrer and stipulation of facts with potential joint ruling on injunctions. final hearing will determine if council policy to fund sewers from property owners through taxes stands.
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District Court
Harry Drachman
Roscoe Dale
W.S. Ide
S. E. Hazzard
Sveral
Unwelcome Tenant in the Carrillo Block
Antonio Zepeda kept a saloon on Main street in the Carrillo block and was tried in Judge Wilson's court for using abusive language toward Mrs. Wm. Lee who moved into the same block about two weeks ago. A large witness list testified but details could not be printed. Mrs. Lee’s arrival caused tension in the block.
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Zepeda
Lee
Carrillo
Ben
Lovell
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Newbery
Florence
Wilson
Antonio Zepeda
Main Street
The Proud Father of Four Infants
PARKERSBURG West Virginia March 27 Mr and Mrs Cain living on the outskirts of the city surprised the population by announcing the birth of quadruplets The four infants two boys and two girls were in bed with their mother The doctor expects all to live and the mother is doing well Mr Cain a laborer is overjoyed with his nest of four children
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Mr. Cain
Doctor H. Schell Nearing Return After Pneumonia Illness
Dr. H. Schell, who had been ill with pneumonia, is rapidly improving and expects to resume his practice in about a week.
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Schell
Hotel Arrivals Listed With Names and Destinations
A list of hotel arrivals includes numerous individuals from cities like Los Angeles Dallas El Paso Nogales San Francisco and Phoenix. Names such as Jno B Chase G F Hambright Chas O Neill A H Dawdle and Ray McKeever appear alongside multiple locales and affiliations.
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San Francisco
Morris Wolff
Beaumont
H. L. Brummer
Loma C Verde
San Augustine
Jno
Easter Jambs at the Palace Meat Market
Easter jambs are announced at the Palace Meat Market with Saturday events listed. Names linked to purchases or attendees include John Smith Harquhala and Joe Slater from Chicago alongside regional vendors and buyers.
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Park View
John Smith
Harquhala
T. E. Burke
Cananea
Joe Slater
Chicago
Fred Steffens
el Paso
W. V. Elliott
Casa Grande
F. W. Hill
Phoenix
Palace
Grape Nuts Tonic Praised By Writer For Health
A writer recounts using Grape Nuts as a daily tonic and cold serving with hot milk. She describes helping a dyspepsia sufferer who improved after a week on the food, gaining weight and strength. Postum Co. promotes the claims from the testimonial.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Richelieu Resort Cafe Opens With Grand Preview
The Richelieu cafe at Congress and Belknap streets opens after thorough refitting by Julius Goldbaum. Manager C S Roberts will oversee kitchens and meats. ten private dining rooms and a war room for top beverages. grand opening next Saturday at 8 pm with free lunch and an orchestra.
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Richelieu
Julius Goldbaum
Congress
Belknap
C.S. Roberts
Tucson
Roberts
Death of John Griffin in Tucson Pneumonia Claim
John W. Griffin died at 11 a m in his room at the Park View Hotel after a brief pneumonia illness. A 32 year old Red Man and Elk, he had long worked in Tucson with the Keno saloon and the Fashion, previously at Congress Hall, and had recently lived at the Park View Hotel. The Red Men and Elk tribe will handle arrangements, with his mother in Yoleno notified.
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John W. Griffin
Park View
Mr. Griffin
Tucson
Tme
Keno
Congress Hall
Yoleno
Griffin
Park View Hotel
Weather Report from Tucson by Observer Wetmore
Observer E L Wetmore logs a today weather note for Tucson with a low of 38 and high of 68. Wind shifts from northwest and cloud cover to the west as the barometer reads low.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Melliah's Jewelry Store Offers Easter Hat Pins and Laces
A New Easter flat features Hat Pins hair ornaments neck brooches and Martha Washington neck laces with secret locket. Melliah's Jewelry Store at 109 Congress Street advertises a choice selection at popular prices.
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Martha Washington
Melliah’s Jewelery Store
Congress Street
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