City News Highlights From Local Events and Updates
The city witnessed a two-section edition with the first report at 3 o clock and the second about fifteen minutes late. Knights of the Maccabees plan a lodge inauguration at Co U W hall next Monday evening, with growing interest and expected membership. Honita Pima, 27, died of pneumonia. burial at Catholic cemetery. Red Men praised public spirit during Memorial Day exercises. only city to join parade. City to manage street sprinkling at night for better upkeep. Meteorological association visit to Tucson delayed, Phoenix trip planned, Grand Canyon detour suspected. Doctors from Washington expected to visit. Dr J C Norton and others traveling, Ed Draper G G Smith heading to Cananey on No 10.
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Keights
The
Maccabees
Co. U. W. Hall
J. N. Wilkerson
Citi‘wn
Imatological Association
Tucson
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
Old Pueblo
Tucan
Mining and civic travel notes from regional papers
Personal mentions from Salt Lake City to El Paso record engineers, judges, and businessmen traveling for mining, railway, and legal business. Names such as Davis, Salisbury Smith, Reilly, Kitchell, Barnes, Wright, Craig, Fletcher Dean, Chamberlin, Andre, Jamison, Lindsay appear with destinations including Phoenix, Douglas, Tombstone, and Tempe.
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Mmons
Salt Lake City
el Paso
E. Kitchell
Douglas
Barnes
John Wright
Cast
Ir R. W. Craig
Phoenix
Ba) Association
Jidge Fletcher M. Dean
Chamberlin
Will Springs
KW. Andre
Tempe
Tucson
Presbyterian Church Formally Organized in Tucson
The new Presbyterian church was formally organized in Tucson last evening by three Territory ministers. The charter lists sixty four communicants with five elders and three deacons elected. Rev. T. C. Moffit to supply pastoral services with public worship at 11 o clock Sunday. Services will continue in Odd Fellows hall pending a new house. Officers named include L. H. Hofmeister J. Stuart Bayless T. S. Herndon J. S. Mann Wm. L. Palmer A. Culton and Porter W. Fleming. Twelve candidates were received after baptism.
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New Presbyterian Church
Tucson
T. C Moffit
Lapsley A. McAfee
Harvey M. Shields
T. C. Moffit
Odd Fellows’ Hall
University
L. H. Hofmeister
J. Stuart Bayless
Hotel Arrivals and Guest Names Listed by City
A long list documents hotel arrivals across multiple properties with guests from El Paso Tucson Prescott Phoenix Denver and Chicago among others. Notable names include A Walger George K Davis E E Ellinwood M B Bulla J M Jamison F J Sibley H C Kennedy A W Smith Oscar Rae J V Elmore T M Evans M Simmons and C M Dimmick plus several other travelers.
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San Xavier
A. Walger
el Paso
George K. Davis
Tucson
E. E. Ellinwood
Prescott
W. H. Vanderbilt
New York
J. M. Jamison
Phoenix
M. B. Bulla
P. J. Farrell
F. J. Sibley
Los Angeles
L. H. Ahkuart
National Game A Is Played Today
In San Francisco on May 30 Oakland beat Sacramento 5 to 4 in baseball.
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San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Sacramento
Telltale Thumb Signals Mental State and Health
A Kansas City Independent summary notes thumb marks and palm lines differ by person and can change with skin loss or aging. It describes how thumb creases reflect tool use and potential nerve or brain conditions, including early signs of paralysis and the so called thumb center surgery to remove disorders.
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Tle
Kansas City
Poultry Raising Tips From a Farm Breeder
A farming note explains how to manage poultry for healthy flocks. It covers choosing land, adjusting feed to control fattening, mating hens to sturdy roosters, and using bone grit and lime on coops. It also suggests crude petroleum mixed with mineral paint for exterior surfaces.
Weighing Influence on Happiness and Suffering
A reflective note from the Atchison Globe urges readers to consider how every word and action shapes others happiness or misery. It admits past thoughtlessness and vows to stop causing unnecessary pain as it grows older.
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Atchison Globe
Think of Me Mug Haunts Shiftless Husband
A townsman known for laziness faces a midnight wake up when his wife leaves him with nothing but a bare home. He returns from the store to find the house emptied and, in the center of the floor, a white mug with the words Think of me in gilt letters.
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Mother Hubbard
Hedsteads
Hopli's Home by the Sky and Sea
The note describes Hopli living where sky meets sea, and mentions Temple House as a clean shop with clean counters plus The Palace Meat Market as part of the scene.
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Hopli
Temple House
Palace
Endorses DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for Constipation
Alfred Beinze of Quincy Illinois declares he uses DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver and is glad to endorse them. The ad notes the pills are safe and effective with the slogan Never gripe and lists D S Bell & Son.
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DeWitt
Alfred Beinze
Quincy, Ill
D. Bell & Son
Memorial Day observance in Tucson marked by parade and services
Veterans and civic groups led a Tucson Memorial Day procession from the A O U W hall to the cemetery on Congress street with Mariner's Band, G A R veterans, University cadets, Sons of Veterans, and Red Men. General Minty read the G A R ritual. Captain J W Ross read Gettysburg Address. Judge Thomas Mitchell gave an oration. flowers and wreaths decorated graves as flags flew at half mast and stores paused at noon.
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Tucson
A. O. U. W. Hall
Congress Street
Main
Mariner
J. W. Ross
G. A. R. Veterans
University
Safford
Sons of Veterans
Minty
J. A. Zabriskie
Co. Ors
Kirkpatrick
T. F. Ryan
J. H. Hofmeister
Jessie Hughes
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Mitchell
Women's Relief Corps
Festival Last Night Proves Great Social and Financial Success
An Episcopal church ladies festival at Odd Fellows hall drew a large crowd with an orchestra and dancing. The event, organized by Mrs E. W. Bowers and colleagues, delighted attendees and yielded strong financial results, with a lemonade stand run by Miss Maryneal Cheney and assistants praised for brisk sales.
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Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
E. W. Bowers
Ladies Guild
A. M. Franklin
B. M. Jacobs
O. C. Parker
J. M. Ormaby
Choate
C. B. Drake
Maryneal Cheney
Oklahoma Floods Cut Bridges and Submerge Towns
Floods in western Oklahoma and western Indian Territory continue. The South Canadian River washed away the Noble bridge valued at 20000 dollars. About half of Vinita lies five feet under water.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Noble
Vinita
Metal and Money Market Update From New York
The May 2 market report shows Mexican dollars at 413 1/2 cents, silver at 517 1/2 to 518 1/2, and copper trading easy around 12 1/4 to 12 1/2.
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New York
Weather Report for Tucson by Observer 2
The Tucson forecast from Observer 2 L. Wetmore notes a maximum temperature and west wind with clear skies. The barometer is reported low and conditions are stable for the day.
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Tucson
L. Wetmore
Thermometer Tubes and Lions of Jena Glassworks
An Idler account describes Jena’s glass industry built by Abbe and Schott with renowned scientists. A vivid corridor shows thermometer tubes formed by workers, while Wagner’s orchestras and French bakeries highlight strict German price and bread laws and wartime stock rules.
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Jena
Abbe
Schott
Fragments of Local Ads and Notices From Downtown Market Row
A collage of storefront promotions, from optical tests and price cuts to new openings and jewelry sales. The notes mention Dr Schel leaving for summer, free eye testing, Tiffany glass at E G Capo, Gilt Edge Saloon opening, Smith the tailor, Cafe Goldtree oysters, Palace Meat Market, and custom wedding rings at Capo's.
Raffle at Club Stables Promises Buggy and Harness
A raffle advertises a pacer with a 1.05 half mile record at Phoenix and a new rubber tired buggy and harness. Chances range from 1 cent to 4.25 dollars, with details via R. D. Woodell at Club Stables. Other notes mention a meat market, a saloon opening, and spring lambs at Palace Market.
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Phoenix
R. D. Woodell
Wanted young horse in exchange for Feldman tract
Advertises a purchase offer for a well broken gentle young horse in exchange for a lot in Feldman’s tract. Details point to corner Jackson and Stone avenue with a photo tent. Also notes a fine line of summer goods and a larger stock of harnesses saddles and buggies with attractive prices from F Ronstadt.
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Feldman
Jackson and
Stone Avenue
Digestive Aid Promises Vitality With New Life Pills
Advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills for thin folk to boost digestion, regulate organs, purge poisons, enrich blood, and improve appetite, claiming healthy flesh. Promotes Monarch over pain and mentions Dr Thomas’ Eclectric Oil for burns and injuries with instant relief.
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Dr. King
Monarch
Thomas
One Minute Cough Cure Ad by D S Bell & Son
An advertising notice promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a sure remedy for coughs colds grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. The vaccine claims it acts at once and is presented by D S Bell & Son as a safe remedy.
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D. Bell & Son
Eye examination offer at Century block rooms 7 to 9
Dr H A Schell offers free eye examinations and advice. He will not recommend glasses unless needed and will prove it. Location in Century block rooms 7 8 and 9.
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H. A. Schell
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Peerless Flour
Eagle Milling CO
Tucson, Ariz
the City News
Honita Pima
Prvnce
George Lonsberry
Washington Camp
J. C. Norton
Territorial
Albert Steinfeld
Coast
Ed Draper
G. G. Smith
Cananey
Dge Davis
Salisbury Smith
James Reilly
Irity
Jolestone
Tronmaster
J. G. Lindsay
Presbyterian Church
Park View
J. P. Anderson
Butte
BE. Willard
G. W. Andre
M. W. Emberg
Denver
B. E. Lanagan
Mammoth
Orndorff
H. C. Kennedy
John W. Hervey
Indianapolis
A. W. Smith
Heaven's Gate
A. Appelbaum
Louisville
San Augustine
M. Simmons
C. M. Dimmick
Chicago
W. W. Wells
City
J.L. Dunkle
A. Trajanovich
Globe
F. A. Chamberlin
Willow Springs
Fletcher M. Doan Miorence
E.G
Capo Jeweler
Optician
W. Congre
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
Macer
Sary
Metal and Money Market
Local Weather Report
Germany
Wagner
the Pfaryer
Richard Wagner
Royal Opera
Dresden
Wagoner
Zurich
Capo
the Jeweler
West Congress
Brown & Phelps
Congress St
Smith
Cafe Goldtree
Palace Meat Market
West Corgrese Street
Paece Meat Market
W. Congresses
Mark A. Rogers, M
R. D. Wooddell
Club Stables
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
F. Ronstadt
Bell’s Pharmacy
W. P. Haynes
Willis P. Haynes
Cor
Broadway
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