Late train No 9 delays and varied city notices
The city reports train No 9 arriving one hour forty minutes late while flyers stay on time. Antonio Lopez faced insanity trial and remains in the asylum after multiple confinements. Carnival Queen voting shows Aurora Gonzales leading with 470 votes and Lola Katzenstein next at 430. Church rummage sale to collect household goods begins November 19. District court grants divorce to Harry and Myrtle Hall. other cases postponed or scheduled. A quiet wedding unites George A Tinney and Lillian L Nichols in Tucson. plans to reside there. Local orders include Thanksgiving proclamation, Catholic retreat, and a machinists ball at the Natatorium. William Roemer named trustee of Arizona Clay Manufacturing. Deputy Marshal Hill to San Francisco with deportation plans for ten Chinese suspects. Coyote and lion skins brought for bounty. debate on selling skins. Chrysanthemum gift from city hall speaks to local horticulture. Greaterville plans a dam to aid water needs for placer mining, costing about 250000 dollars. New deportation certificate form for Chinese captives adopted to prevent impersonation.
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Antonio Lopez
Aurora Gonzales
Lola Katzenstein
Lola Reid
Edna Clark
Zenia Fetterly
Mabel Rockwell
the Congregational Church
N. E. Plumer
Harry S. Hall
Myrtle E. Hall
William Meade
Laura Meade
Howard Chapin
F. E. Russell
City of
Tucson
W. P. Woods
George A. Tinney
Lillian L. Nichols
J. B. Thomas
Tinney
Tucson Ice and Cold Storage Company
Tucson Aerie of Eagles
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Brodie
International Association of Machinists
Kendall Kitt
0. C. Brown
Roy Fleming
Dick McGrew
Phil Davis
United States
Marshal Hill
San Francisco
Maricopa
Phoenix
Fresnal
Quijotoa
E. O. Stratton
Water Department
Gowan and Angus Elected According to Latest Returns
County election officials prepare for a November 17 official count at the board of supervisors office. Judge Cowan holds a sixteen vote majority, giving Democrats two assembly seats. Will Angus leads by about six votes but not guaranteed. Rumors of miscounts persist, yet external district returns appear to corroborate earlier tallies.
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Board of Supervisors
Will Angus
Judge Cowan
Ed Vail
Greaterville
Rosemont
Helvetia
Pima
Angus
DeLong
Murphy
Wedding Bells Ring Out Soldier Wins Native Daughter
Miss Freda Montoya and Lieutenant Lippincott were married at the parochial residence by Rev. Father Gerard in a city surprise. Montoya, Tucson’s popular native daughter, weds a West Point graduate and Fort Wingate officer. They will reside at Fort Wingate and host a small reception at the bride’s home this evening.
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Freda Moshtoya
Lippincott
Father Gerard
Miss Montoya
Tucson
West Point
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
South Fifth Avenue
Personal Mention Highlights and Upcoming Machinists Ball
Mr. George Smalley secretary to the governor arrives from Phoenix. Mrs. Smalley and Mrs. Proctor visit Tucson while Miss Proctor returns for the winter. Mrs. Loosely of San Francisco visits Mrs. Srouse. Friday the 14th marks Tucson lodge No. 143 Machinists annual ball. Kate Hendricks, pianist and teacher, located at 105 S Fifth Ave.
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George Smalley
Phoenix
W. E. Fryer
Camp Argyros
Frank Proctor
Cananea
Tucson Lodge No. 143
International Association of Machinists
Tucson Lodge
Kate Hendricks
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
S. Fifth Avenue
Ice deliveries to homes cease Sundays after November 9
The Tucson Ice and Cold Storage Company announces no Sunday home ice deliveries beginning the winter season after Sunday November 9. The notice specifies residential service changes for households in the Tucson area.
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Tucson Ice and Cold Storage Company
Weather report from Tucson by observer Wetmore
Daily Tucson forecast notes a northerly wind and northwest clouds. Rain is possible with a change to snow on the mountains, and overall conditions appear favorable for precipitation at times. A maximum temperature line appears garbled.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Dr Rubens Art of Dentistry at 16 W Pennington
Advertisement from Tucson about artistic dentistry by Dr B Rubens. Services cover all branches with guaranteed work and office located at 16 West Pennington Street.
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W. Pennington Street
Tucson
Gypsy Swindles Woman Over Sick Child
A tale from a newspaper recounts a gypsy who poses as a healer and convinces a mother to surrender six fine china plates to “cure” her rheumatic child. The plates are taken by the gypsy, and the boy remains ill.
Human maternal love endures beyond offspring’s growth
The San Francisco Bulletin notes that most animals lose maternal affection once offspring grow independent, including hens, mares, cows, and dogs. In contrast, human mothers reportedly retain and even intensify love as children mature, with the line that “the black sheep is often the best beloved.”
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San Francisco Bulletin
Tennyson’s Inspiration From Horace and Keats Questioned
A correspondent asked Tennyson if Horace and Keats inspired him. He answered that they were great masters, but not masters for him.
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Tennyson
Horace
Keats
The Aggravation of It Exchange
A witty exchange ponders temper and irritation with two characters contrasting habits. One speaker philosophically avoids anger while the other grows more agitated, prompting a humorous clash over self control and mood.
Red Snow in Arctic Regions A Curious Phenomenon
Early explorers were amazed to find vast red snow areas, now explained by unicellular algae. The tiny plants color the snow, akin to a green garden fence, with the only difference being the algae’s coloring matter in their protoplasm. Acres of snow can darken or redden in a single night.
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Arctic
Allen's Foot-Ease and Wood's Syrup Advertisements
An 19th century advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve sore feet corns and sweating urging purchase in drugstores with a mail option and 25 cent price. It also markets Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup claiming to cure "little colds" and bigger colds reaching consumption.
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Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Startling Claim for Dr King s New Life Pills Gains Notice
Dopseytown Pennsylvania resident D H Turner writes that two weeks use of Dr King s New Life Pills made him a new man. The ad touts the remedy as infallible for constipation stomach and liver troubles and lists a price of 25 cents at druggists.
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J. ©. Clemmons
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H. L. Rigg
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J. F. Lee
Oberon Hotel
North Fifth Ave
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the Reilly Undertaking Co
South Church St
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J. A. Gordon
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Union Market
C. F. Schumacher Proprietor
Steve Ochoa
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Rogers Bros
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Thomas A. Borton
Steve Roemer
Benson
Arizona Clay Manufacturing Company, Bankrupts
United States Marshals Department
Washington
Celestial Kingdom
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Mrs. Loosely of
Mrs. C. C. Srouse
Miss Proctor
California
Paragon
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Hanny
Gucson
Local Weather Report
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Enness
Opium
Keeley: Institute
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