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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1902

Page

4

Arizona News Views and Gossip Highlights

The Southern Pacific adds oil storage to 28 million gallons between El Paso and Yuma. Osservations cover Prescott groves, life insurance payouts in 1901 totaling 275 558 with premiums at 350 000. Tempe Normal School plans a 12 000 dormitory for girls. Salt River valley seeks Enabling Act for county bond for storage reservoir. Rough notes on artesian water boom and Navajo county bounty policy. Cattle shipments out of Phoenix, Cananea copper blow in, Cananea camp attendance, and Arizona Rangers moving to Douglas. Arizona size ranks among large US subdivisions. El Paso Southern will absorb Arizona and Southeastern.

Southern Pacific Company el Paso Yuma Arizona Salt River Valley Congress

Nurse Miss Florence Crocker Dies of Smallpox

Florence M. Crocker daughter of late millionaire T D Crocker died at Lakeside Hospital after contracting small pox while in nurse training. Separated from relatives and cared for by a nurse, she uttered the line Tell mother I died doing my duty before her death. She would have graduated next week.

Cleveland Florence M. Crocker T. D. Crocker Lakeside Hospital Miss Crocker

Memorial tablet for Archibald Forbes unveiled at St Pauls

London May 31 Field Marshal Lord Worsley unveiled a memorial tablet to Archibald Forbes the war correspondent who died in 1900 in the crypt of St Pauls Cathedral.

London Lord Worsley Archibald Forbes St. Paul's Cathedral

French visitors sail home on Gaulois after Boston stay

On May 31 in Boston Massachusetts the Rocham beau mission completed its American visit. Beautiful weather marked the last day as the group prepared to sail home aboard the French battleship Gaulois after receiving welcomes from Massachusetts Boston and Harvard University.

Boston Mass America Rochambeau Mission Massachusetts Harvard University

Duffy Sets World Record in 10 Yard Dash at Berkeley Oval

New York May 31 Weather favored the finals as A F Duffy of Georgetown won the 10 yard dash final at Berkeley Oval with a world record time of 95 and a half seconds.

New York Berkeley Oval A. F. Duffy Georetown

Army Reduction Ordered by Roosevelt

By order of the President, Secretary Root issues a reduction of the permanent military establishment. The force decreases from 147,287 to 66,497 men and changes in its makeup are outlined in the general order issued last May.

Washington, D. C Root

Lament on Public Service From Aged Mexican Dollars Note

In New York on May 31 the market reports Mexican dollars at 41 2 1 4 silver, copper at 12.25 to 12 60, and discusses a public service critique. The piece questions long tenure of Neston in public office, noting only a job held for twenty five years as claimed achievement.

New York Benson Neston Weston Boston Transcript

Charlemagne’s sword used to seal and enforce treaties

The anecdote recalls Charlemagne stamping treaties with the pommel and warning that the other end would enforce them, illustrating the sword’s varied uses beyond mere ornament.

Grand jury cites unprecedented municipal corruption findings

In St Louis on May 31 the April grand jury reported to Judge Douglas that no time or place has seen so much official corruption. The revelations are appalling and beyond belief, with evidence laid bare for all to see and understand.

ST. Louis, Mo Whch Douglas

Ghicago Teamsters Strike Spreads to Department Stores

Chicago May 31. The teamsters strike expanded to department stores. Eight or nine drivers for the Fair walked out, with about four hundred more expected to join tonight. The aim is to halt delivery of goods from the major stores.

Chicago Teamsters

Patten Ends May Oats Corner With Million-Dollar Profit

Chicago report says James A. Patten, Evanston mayor and board of trade figure, closed a May oats corner that has dominated the market since fall. Profits from the deal are estimated at $1,000,000.

Chicago Ill James A. Patten Evanston Board of Trade Patten

Swedish school children plant 600000 trees yearly

About 600000 trees are annually planted by Swedish school children under the guidance of their teachers. A clean shop, with clean counters. The Palace Meat Market. Take a look in Kitts windows and see some bargains during his summer clearance sale. Miss Hall announces that from June 1 her table board will be 25 per month.

Kitt Miss Hall

Estate of Charles T Etchells final account hearing set

In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona the estate of Charles T Etchells deceased presents its final account and petition for final distribution. The hearing is set for Thursday June 12 1902 at 10 oclock a.m. at the county courthouse Tucson. Any interested party may appear in writing objections. Dated May 31 1902. S W Purcell ex officio clerk.

E. W. Graves Charles T. Etchells County Court House Tucson Pima County S. W. Purcell

Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as healer for skin sores

An old newspaper item promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for eczema itching ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and bruises. It claims speedy relief and asserts pharmacists stock the remedy.

Bucklen Earth

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