Late Trains, Services, and Local News Highlights
Train No. 9 ran two hours late this afternoon while No. 10 and the flyer stayed on time. Salvation Army services are set for Congress street hall with no admission charge and two speakers. A fire at a North Main street hay barn caused smoke and smoldering flames. Walter Hill owned the hay and Knox Corbett the barn. Midweek Trinity Presbyterian service is at Odd Fellows hall with Woman's Aid meeting afterward. Local groups including the Lady Macca bees, Pima Red Men, and Odd Fellows plan sessions tonight. Weather expert E L Wetmore discusses Arizona rainfall, noting hot years bring drought and cooler years more moisture. J A Parker reports rich ore near Castle Creek, Fort Henry Mining and Exploration Co., potential gold prospect. Carnival queen results show Lola Katzenstein 86, Lela Reid 105, Mabel Rockwell 46, Bertha Goldtree 30, Edna Clark 31. A baby boy found abandoned at Military plaza near noon. sheriff takes charge and a Mexican family hosts the infant while awaiting adoption. rumors tie the father to Frank Murphy, who remains a bachelor.
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Lola Katzenstein
Lela Reid
Mabel Rockwell
Bertha Goldtree
Edna Clark
Military Plaza
J. H. Schneider
Frank Murphy
Livingston elected sheriff and treasurer race results in Yuma County
Election returns from all precincts except Ehrenburg show Democrat Livingston defeating Republican Speese for sheriff. Democratic candidates Althee Modesti and Frank Turner lose to E. F. Sanguinette and F. S. Ingalls respectively. The piece notes Ismail’s tolerant humor about courtiers and rogues in Cairo.
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Yuma
Ariz
Ehrenburg
Livingston
Speese
Althee Modesti
Frank Turner
Assembly
E. F. Sanguinette
F. S. Ingalls
Pima County Republicans Praise Wakefield Defeat and Sheriff Race
The article details post election reactions in Pima County with Republicans celebrating Wakefield's loss, noting gains for Murphy and Bernard while Wakefield trails. It discusses sheriff race suspense, rumored fraud in ward two, and legal questions over ballot counting and contest readiness amid Democratic gains in the assembly and local schools.
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Pima County
Mark Smith
J. F. Wilson
Murphy
Ronstadt
Bernard
Sheriff
Buenos Ayres
Wakefield
Ajo
Reddington
Second Ward
Judge Meyer
Assembly
Nat E B. Plumer
Will Angus
DeLong
Personal Mention Highlights Local Visitors and Travelers
The column lists many residents and visitors: Mr. H. G. Ross, hotel man, from Maricopa. Mr. E. Cc. Johnson, from Alpine. Mr. E. B. Gage en route to Phoenix. Mrs. E. Shaw returning from Bisbee. Colonel William Herring leaving for Bisbee on business. U.S. Attorney Nave traveling to Phoenix. Mr. Allen R. English bound for Tombstone. Mr. Ben Goodrich in Tucson. Mr. Scott White of Greene Consolidated headed to San Francisco. Mr. Dew R. Oliver arriving from Zubiate Camp. Mr. C. M. Burkhalter heading to the division’s east end. Captain Winfield Scott visiting before taking No. 10 south. Mr. Bo Whitesides newly elected Santa Cruz assemblyman. Mr. George E. Lonsberry from Washington Camp, Republican assembly candidate.
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E.cc. Johnson
Alpine
E. B. Gage
Phoenix
Bisbee
William Herring
United States
Nave
Allen R. English
Tombstone
Ben Goodrich
Tucson
Scott White
The
Greene Consolidated
San Francisco
Dew R. Oliver
Zubiate
Burro
C. M. Burkhalter
Winfield Scott
Bo Whitesides
Santa Cruz
Rickety Children and Scott's Emulsion Advertising
Rickety children with loose joints bow legs and soft bones suffer from rickets. Scott's Emulsion promises to strengthen weak bones with hypophosphites nourish the flesh with cod liver oil and correct nourishment deficiencies. Send for a free sample from Scott and Bowne chemists at 909 Pearl Street New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
N.Y
An gus Considers Dropping Race Amid Competing Returns
The text notes Mr. An gus leaning toward withdrawal from the race while friends await official returns. A decisive outcome may hinge on a formal tally to resolve both contests.
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Angus
A Sublime Passion Play Coming to Tucson Century Hall
Tucson residents will see a representation of the Oberammergau Passion Play for the first time in Arizona. Professor Temple Karmont from the Pacific coast, a New Zealand native, brings the original scenes and will produce the sacred drama for a week starting next Sunday. Tickets are at Martin's drug store.
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Tucson
Oberammergau
Arizona
Temple Karmont
Pacific Coast
New Zealand
Karmont
Father Girard
San Augustine
Century Hall
Martin's Drug Store
Where Health Abounds Arizona culls healthful mortality record
A 1901 statistics summary ranks cities and states by death rates. It lists Charleston South Carolina as highest among large cities with 29.11 per 1,000, New Orleans 24.4, Washington 21.14, and healthier figures for Baltimore New York and others. Iowa leads states with 9.2, Arizona tops territories at 3.3, Louisiana shows 20.65 deaths, while Ellsworth Wisconsin reports two deaths for 1500 residents.
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Washington
United States
Charleston
South Carolina
New Orleans
Baltimore
New York
Boston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Iowa
Arizona
Louisiana
Ellsworth
Wisconsin
Weather report from Tucson with temperature and wind
Observer E L Wetmore reports a maximum around 52 degrees with clear skies in Tucson. Wind from the west and a forecast of change tomorrow.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Mvetierstimnen
Allen's Foot-Kase Shoes Comfort Boost
Ladies gain shoe comfort by using Allen's Foot-Kase powder shaken into tight shoes. It relieves coins and bunions, prevents swelling blisters callouses and sore spots. Allen's Foot-Ease cures sweating hot aching feet and is sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25c with a free trial by mail from Allen S. Olmsted Roy NY.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
Roy, N. Y
Alfalfa and horse pastures ad at Allis ranch
Allis ranch offers first class alfalfa at 3.00 per month and horse pasturing with horses picked up and delivered. Ranch located two miles south of town. Also mentions W. W. Allis and a men named M. C. Haney of Geneva Ohio with a piles cure from DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Bell's Pharmacy. Wedding and birthday rings custom made by E. G Capo at && West Congress street.
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Allis Ranch
W. W. Allis
M. C. Haney
Geneva
Ohio
DeWitt
Bell
Capo’s
West
Congress Street
De Hay & Witter Dissolved by Mutual Consent
Notice states the firm De Hay & Witter is dissolved by mutual consent with De Hay continuing the business and assuming all liabilities. J. A. De Hay and G. Witter are named, dated November 1, 1902, in Tucson, Arizona.
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DeHay & Witter
Belated tonic ad touts DeWit's Little Early Risers
An ad from Bell's Pharmacy promotes DeWit's Little Early Risers as a gentle bowel cleanser and liver aid. It claims the pills do not gripe and will ease sorrow by aiding a restful morrow.
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DeWit
Bell’s Pharmacy
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Wheeler-Wilson-White
F. E. Russell
North Church St
Brown’s Art Store
East
Congress St
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State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles, California
Willis P. Haynes
Stone Avenue
Broadway
A.orfila
Abstract and Title Guarantee Company
the Waldorf
J. ©. Clemons
Chas. A. Stephens Bros
of Chicago
H. L. Rigg
S. 5Th Avenue
J. F. Lee
Qberon Hotel
North Fifth Ave
the Reilly Undertaking Co
South Church St
Tucson, Ariz
Wilbur O. Hayes
J. A. Gordon
South Fourth Avenue
Faust
Steve Ochoa
Prop
Sts
Tucson Citizen
W. Congress
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the City News
No. 10
Flyer
French
Connett
Salvation Army Hall
Salvation
North Main Street
Walter Hill
Knox Corbett
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Woman’s Aid Society
Lady Maccabees
A. O. U. W. Hall
Red Men
Odd Fellows
J. A. Parker
Castle Creek
Wickenburg
Fort Henry
Parker
Sunset Company
Yuma County
Cairo
Ismail
Atbe DrebDiIn
H. G. Ross
Maricopa
George E. Lonsberry
Washington Camp
Local Weather Report
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
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