Notice of Assignee for Henry Melluish Jewelers in Tucson
Rochester Ford as assignee of Henry Melluish jeweler Tucson Arizona announces creditors must file claims. Also probate notice in Pima County for Parker R Dabney estate final account and distribution hearing set November 12 1902 at 10 am in Tucson court.
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Henry Melluish
Tucson
Arizona
Rochester Ford
Ariz
County OF
Pima
Territory OF Arizona
Parker R. Dabney
H. E. Heighton
County Court House
Pima County
S. W. Purcell
Villaescusa building saloon license requested on West Congress
M Neill and O Keefe announce they will apply to the city council at the next meeting on Monday November 3 1902 for a saloon license for the Villaescusa building on the north side of West Congress Street between Church and Stone avenues. October 24 1902.
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West Congress Street
Church and
Stone Avenue
Villaescusa
M’neil & O'Keefe
New Life Pills Praised By Reader From Dopseytown
D. H. Turner of Dopseytown Pennsylvania extols Dr Kings New Life Pills as a grand medicine for constipation stomach and liver troubles. He claims two weeks use made a new man and recommends buying at druggists for 25 cents.
Eclectric Oil Promises Quick Relief for Croup and Burns
Promoters claim Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil saves hundreds of lives yearly by keeping it at home. Advertised as a cure for croup and a healer for burns and various wounds.
Two Perorations on McKinley and Garfield Eulogies
The piece notes two U S presidents McKinley and Garfield were eulogized in two February 27 events decades apart. It compares Hay in McKinley’s eulogy and Blaine in Garfield’s, highlighting how each reveals the orator’s own style. It cites McKinley’s death tribute stressing patriotism and noble living and Blaine’s sea death imagery and mystic farewell.
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Hay
McKinley
Blaine
Garfield
Houses of Congress
Gay
Washington
Lincoln
Frontier Dentists and Prices in Klondike Tales
A Klondike pioneer recalls frontier economics with a rough dentist who charged $2 for a tooth extraction that later needed a $10 second visit. The tale contrasts high costs for trifles, like $2 sardines and $5 coffee, with the harsh, improvised pricing of frontier care.
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Klondike
New York Tribune
The Japanese Kindergarten System
The piece praises Japan as having the world’s most perfect kindergarten method based on entertaining rather than punishing. It describes tactile and visual learning aids using wood shapes and straw models to teach geometry and basic concepts, noting raised characters for the blind and playful, informative activities.
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Japan
A Contrast in Boys: Country Roots Shape Public Leaders
John Gilmer Speed argues that country boys, through steady outdoor labor and disciplined growth, outpace city lads in public affairs. He claims many bankers, railroad administrators, and leaders originate in rural settings, where duty and perseverance forge success despite fewer early comforts.
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Lhe
John Gilmer Speed
Brandur Magazine
Scotch Civility in a Walk Tale
A Scottish American joke recounts a lady seeking two missing women. She questions an old man who claims no sighting, then another man who jokes about many possibilities, and finally a boy who says he saw two old wives. The humor hinges on misdirection and a literal country accent.
His Boy's Future
A Chicago Post riff on parental guidance and a son choosing a path to become husband to heiresses. The wry note suggests ambition and social ladders influence youth, with a humorous take on future plans and marriage prospects.
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Eduy
Chicago Post
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Arizona National Bank
B. M. Jacobs
Fred Fleishman
L. M. Jacobs
J. M. Ormsby
Consolidated National Bank
Capital
M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenney
E. W. Graves
Steel Safe Deposit
Banco de Cananea
Cananea
W. C. Greene
Macmanes
F. E. Beecher
W. GC. Winreak
Teller
W. H. Lyoss
Territory of
Chicago
New York
Evening Associated Press
Telegraphic Report Daily
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