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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
4
In Tucson last night Robert McIntyre spoke on Buttoned-Up People and the value of good deeds. His quiet, descriptive oratory brought the Chicago fire scene to life and inspired listeners to express goodwill now. The crowd praised the distinguished orator and hopes for another Tucson visit.
In Philadelphia on May 15 the United States court ordered sale of 9,950 shares of the Philadelphia Record Publishing company. Special commissioner sold the stock at public auction with William S. Enger of Philadelphia purchasing it for $2,300,000.
Hazelton Pa May 15 The convention of the anthracite coal miners resumes sessions as the credential committee reports. President Mitchell delivers an exhaustive account of negotiations with the Civic Federation and coal company presidents. Today’s speeches reportedly express strong support for a strike.
The text discusses fly reproduction rates, noting the horse dung preference for oviposition, and estimates up to 25 million descendants from a single female in a hot summer. It emphasizes preventing breeding by timely disposal of organic refuse, with burial as a common method.
An English paper lists thirteen life faults such as setting personal standards for others, judging by one’s own tastes, and expecting uniform opinion. It cautions against overreaching limits, overanalysis, and inflexible thinking while urging practical effort. A closing shopper blurb mentions hunting for last spring suit, cleaning, or buying anew from Smith, the leading tailor.
Mark Twain recalls an old California winner who lived modestly and gave to others. He shared his fortune with his partner’s widow and daughters after a failed venture, maintaining their lifestyle and ensuring their secure marriages. The man died in a San Francisco charity hospital, having spent all his money on his partner’s family.
The Washington Times reports the city hosts the largest bird cage in the United States within the post office building court. The 110 by 220 feet ground area rises 130 feet, housing sparrows that enter via roof slats and roam under a glass roof with palms while food could keep them for life.
A Kansas City reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills claiming relief from chronic back pain and kidney weakness. He describes severe backache and night-time distress, credits the treatment with prompt, lasting improvement and urges others to ask their pharmacist for Doan's.
The great pacer with a 1:05 half mile at Phoenix is offered in a raffle. A new rubber tired buggy and harness are included. Chances range from 1 cent to 4.26 dollars. For particulars apply to Rk. D. Woodell at Club Stables.
Slot machines card and trade machines of every description for sale or sent on commission. Prompt attention to out of town orders. Correspondence solicited. Pease Novelty Co office and salesroom 844 South Myer Tucson Arizona. Telephone 2281. Palace Meat Market advertises a clean shop with clean counters.
The article extols Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for throat and lung diseases. It claims the medicine clears phlegm and mucus, enriches the blood with oxygen, and heals inflamed throats and lungs. It guarantees trial bottles free and offers 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
The Southern Pacific begins May 1 offering round trip fares to Santa Monica Long Beach San Pedro Newport Beach Santa Barbara and more with return by November 30 1902. Tickets valid Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays through September 30 1902 require continuous passage between selling stations and Colton with stops west of Colton allowed. For details contact C. M. Burkhalter D. F. P. A.
A regional paper advertises One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and lung troubles with claims of immediate action. Also promoted are watch repairs by BE Cape and jewelry, guaranteed quality, plus Cafe Goldtree oysters served without an r at all prices.
In a campaign closing note Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri credits Electric Bitters with rebuilding his strength after overwork nervous tension and sleeplessness. He claims three bottles restored his health, urging others to try the medicine sold for 60 cents with druggist guarantees.
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