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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1902

Page

7

Arizona NWS Views and Gossip in Prescott

A Holbrook mercantile firm employs 140 Navajo women weaving blankets for a world market in 1903. John Biddlecome returns to Prescott after missionary work for the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The Grand Lodge of Arizona and New Mexico will meet in Prescott next October with about 1000 delegates attending.

Holbrook John Biddlecome Order of United,orkmen Prescott Grand Lodge Arizona New Mexico Prescott Journal-Miner

Snow Blankets Arizona Mountains and Valley Farmland

Deputy Sheriff Bithy Williams reports heavy snow in Cave Creek district with six inches on the mesa and up to thirty six inches in Flagstaff area. Snow covers Pinal Mountain Four Peaks Cave Creek Bradshaw ranges and boosts water storage prospects for Salt River Valley farmers according to weather bureau notes from the Phoenix Democrat.

Bithy Williams Cave Creek Wl. Williams Flagstaff Water Storage Commission Weather Bureau Salt River Valley Phoenix Democrat

Miss Harriman Hurt in Muddy Horse Ride at Phoenix

The daughter of Harriman, Miss Cornelia Harriman, rode a wild broncho during a family excursion in Phoenix. The horse paused in a large mud hole and dumped her, but she escaped injury and quickly remounted, later taking a steadier Western pony ride.

Harriman Phoenix Cornelia Harriman

New Gila River Official Earns Cowboy Jest

An Albuquerque Democrat item recounts a new Gila river official facing a playful hazing by cowboys. The tenderfoot officer stayed calm amid boots, hornpipes and a pipe shot from his mouth, earning laughs and a celebratory crowd toast.

Gila River Albuquerque Democrat

Death of King of Arizona mine superintendent Mr Gilbert

Mr FH Gilbert superintendent of the King of Arizona mine died after a brief illness. He entered the mine Saturday and returned ill, presumed congestive failure. The body was moved to Yuma for embalming and shipment to Dillon Montana for burial.

FH. Gilbert King of Arizona Yuma Cotter Dillion Montana

Sheriff Minds Returns from Mexico in Curtis Extradition Effort

Sheriff Minds of Yavapai County has returned from Cananea where William Curtis the stage robber was held. Mexican authorities show little reluctance to extradite but formalities are slow. The case proceeds as rapidly as possible and Curtis will be extradited in time.

Sheriff Minds Yavapai County Mexico William Curtis Cananea Ben Curtis

Lipstetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted As Spring Remedy

An ad promotes Lipstetter's Stomach Bitters as a spring medicine and blood purifier. It claims to cure dyspepsia indigestion malaria fever and kidney troubles and notes a private stamp over the bottle neck.

Lipstetter

Arizona Through the Years: Herron Coat Case and Dr Ward Death

A report from Maricopa details John Herron paying for an overcoat via Sheriff Murphy while en route between Phoenix and Tucson. Herron kept the coat in Gila Bend and was confined to jail duties as payment. In Yuma, linguist and historian C Osborne Ward died of liver trouble after two decades with the government translating languages.

John Herron Murphy Pima County Phoenix Tucson Maricopa Herron Gila Bend Justice Burnett Washington, D. C Yuma Sentinel

Debut as an Editor Phrases Chronicle of Headlines

The piece recalls Frank J. McIntyre after his rise from cub reporter at the Michigan university paper to editor in charge during a Detroit trip. He authored two local headlines, obit “Passed Away Quietly” and hotel story “Jumped His Board Will,” misread by readers as a different fate.

Frank J. McIntyre Ann Arbor Mich Michigan University Detroit Mac New York World

Autumn haze explained by meteorologist

A meteorologist defines autumn haze as dust from soil leaves smoke ocean spray and other particles. He notes still nights allow settling, daylight warms soil and lifts dust, causing a rising layer that can reach higher each day in dry conditions.

India

Angered patron tears paper and hat in porch scene

A man named Ile is described as furious at home after a restaurant chat. He waits twenty five minutes for lunch, then fends the newspaper into shreds and tries to throw his hat through the door as his wife takes four minutes to prepare supper.

Papa Ile Indianapolis

One Effect of It In Pulp Literary Tone

An obscure Chicago Post remark describes a woman growing lopsided as she is guided by a man who grasps her arm to pull her upright, illustrating patronizing intervention in a dated social scene.

Chicago Post

London Census Marks First Official Population Count

London a century ago recorded a population of 888 198 in the first official census, marking a milestone in city demographics and governmental record keeping.

London

Notice of Applications for Admin Letters in Indian Affairs and Arizona

Sealed proposals for beef flour bacon beans coffee sugar rice tea and subsistence items for the Indian Service are due April 15 1902 at Chicago and May 1 1902 at New York with deliveries and bid details provided by the Indian Office and substantiation offices. In Arizona a probate hearing set for April 3 1902 at 10 a.m. in Tucson on the estate of Maude Estabrook with Judson A. Estabrook seeking letters of administration. appearance allowed for interested parties.

Department of the Interior Indian Affairs Washington D. C Johnson Street Chicago Ill Indian Service Commissioner of Indian Affairs Wooster Street New York City Indian Office Washington, D. C Howard Street Omaha Neb Cheyenne Leavenworth St. Louis St. Paul San Francisco Sioux City Yankton Arkansas City Caldwell Opeka Wichita Tucson W. A. Jones County of Pima Territory of Arizona Maude Estabrook Judson A. Estabrook County of Pima S. W. Purcell

Transportation Proposals Sought for Military Routes No. 1 to 8

Office Chief Quartermaster in Denver announces sealed proposals in triplicate for transportation of military supplies on Routes 1 to 8 and for drayage at Denver during the 1902 fiscal year starting July 1. Proposals due by 11 am March 1, 1902. U S reserves right to accept or reject. Envelopes marked Proposals for Transportation on Route No. addressed to J W Pope Chief Q M.

Denver Colo U. S J. W. Pope Q. M

A Wonder In Penmanship and Egyptian Woodwork

A Minnesota Historical Society display features a lithographed engrossment of the emancipation proclamation with a shading technique that forms a Lincoln portrait in the center by engraver W. H. Pratt of Davenport Indiana. The piece is rare today. Also described is ancient Egyptian timber use in temple stonework dating back about 4000 years, where hourglass-shaped wooden ties secure stones and resist displacement.

Minnesota Historical Society W. H. Pratt Davenport Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Egypt

His Taste In Refurnishing

Bigson says he had his house refurbished while his wife was away. The motive is stated as a shock rather than a surprise.

Do You Think She Is As Old As She Looks

An Indianapolis News quip contrasts a woman's outward aging with her effort to appear younger. The exchange frames curiosity about age as a gendered question, suggesting feminine perception and masculine reasoning diverge in judging appearances.

Indianapolis News

Elevator Not Always Running Raises Top Room Debate

A Baltimore American quip notes space at the top but an elevator not always working. A Ladies' Home Journal remark praises Handel's Mes siah for aiding charity.

Baltimore American

Proposals for Supplies at Road Stations Denver 1902

Government seeks sealed bids in triplicate for furnishing fuel forage and water at road stations in this Department and fuel at Prnv Utah and Rawlins Wyoming for the fiscal year beginning July 1 1902. Bids due April 24 1902. J W Pope Major and Chief Quartermaster.

Denver Colorado Prnv Utah Rawlins Wyoming J. W. Pope Quatermaster

Jewelry and medical notices from 19th century ads

Wedding or birthday rings offered at B. G. Capo's Jeweler 83 West Congrets street. Mr James Brown of Portsmouth Va over 90 suffered a long facial sore. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. For sale at Bells Pharmacy 22 West Church street DeWitt's Little Early Risers laxative advertised to regulate bowels ease to take no griping.

B. G. Capo’s West Congrets Street James Brown Putsmouth DeWitts Bell's West Church Street DeWitt’s Bells Pharmacy

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