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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1902

Page

4

Demolition Starts On Historic Wedge Landmark

Early this morning the old wedge landmark faced demolition as work began at six. City officials and a crowd watched Mexicans remove roofing and sidewalk debris while Mayor Schumacher and Councilman Anderson oversaw the scene with orderly authority.

Stone Avenue Julius Goldbaum Crispin Schneider Mwe Sam Drachman Schumacher Russell Santee Anderson Drachman Place Mr. Anderson Rossi's Rosco Dale

Wedge removal sparks city drama and political blame

The piece recounts tense public reaction to removing the wedge, with Judge Rouse and PD Glidden praised by locals while opponents labeled insurgentes. It notes prior 1898 Democratic pledges about shifting costs to property owners and city taxpayers, and previews celebratory stunts for the wedge’s downfall.

Gust A. Hoff John E. Brown Frank E. Russell Thos. C. Clark Russell Tucson Judge Rouse PD. F. Glidden Insurgente Dobes

Archbishop Corrigan Dies in New York Funeral Planned

The death of Archbishop Corrigan was announced at morning masses in New York City. The body was embalmed today and will lie in state at St. Patrick's Cathedral until the funeral on Friday morning.

New York Corrigan St. Patrick's Cathedral

Rear Admiral Sampson in Critical Condition

Admiral Sampson suffered a violent hemorrhage and remains in critical condition. The report notes blood and indigestion as health enemies, and mentions Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy. The dispatch is dated May 6 from Washington.

Sampson Washington

Drowning Man Finds Relief in Kodol Digestive Aid

George S. Marsh of Nocona Texas details years of dyspepsia and failed remedies before discovering Kodol. He credits the product with restoring health after a few bottles and states dieting is unnecessary. S. D. Bell & Son vender endorsement.

George S. Marsh Nocona Texas S. D. Bell & Son

Minister teaches boy to judge not harshly lesson

A San Francisco Rev Dr Mackenzie visits a new parishioner with a boy who has a limb. Willie tosses a potato at him saying judgment one strike. The minister responds praising the boy for placing the sphere over the plate and Willie becomes a devoted Sunday school worker.

Mackenzie San Francisco Willie

Cure for hiccough with sugar and vinegar remedy

The article notes hiccough often affects nervous individuals and children with full stomachs and can be triggered by very seasoned food. It advises sucking sugar steeped in vinegar or drinking vinegar with sugar until relief occurs, with a second spoonful likely to work if the first fails.

Ile Jamaica America

Bone player defesa at Ladysmith bones joke

An officer seeking morale during the Ladysmith siege learns a Gordons sergeant who could perform would not contribute his services. The sergeant reveals he once played the bones but admits he has eaten them, turning the request into a grim humorous moment amid hardship.

Ladysmith Gordons

Apostle Paul Testimony Referenced in Sermon

In a doctrinal sermon at Blank Avenue church Rev. Mr. Seventhly calls for Paul to give testimony. The scene evokes a famous trial before Felix but remains a sermon moment highlighting biblical appeal and rhetoric.

Apostle Paul Paul Felix Seventhly Blank Avenue Chicago Tribune

One Minute Cough Cure Ad and Local Services

Early 1900s advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and bronchitis and assures safety and rapid action. It also promotes E G Cape’s jewelry repair services, Bell & Son watch repairs and a cafe offering 25 cent oysters at Cafe Goldtree.

D. Bell & Son Cafe Goldtree

Holds Up a Congressman

Champ Clark recounts near collapse from campaign stress and credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring his health. The ad targets overworked men and weak women, praising the medicine as the best all round remedy sold by druggists at 60 cents.

Champ Clark Missouri

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