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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1902

Page

8

Ladies Tailoring Opens New Shop on North Stone

Miss Louvise Brink announces a new ladies tailoring and dressmaking establishment at 46 North Stone Avenue next to Dr Fenner's office. Her experience includes Denver and Los Angeles, with up to date styles and reasonable prices. Also notes wedding rings by E G Capo at 83 West Congress Street and Dr Kings New Life Pills praised for constipation and liver troubles at 25 cents. Ice deliveries to residences suspended after Sunday November 9 for winter by Sudson Ice and Cold Storage Company.

Louvise Brink Capo’s West Congress Street Sudson Ice and Cold Storage Company

Tucison Steam Laundry Promises Quick Carpet Cleaning

Tucison Steam Laundry advertises a carpet cleaning machine with cold blast dust removal and steam disinfection at a rate of 250 yards per hour. It promotes an up to date collar and cuff shaper in the steam laundry and invites customers to call 1631 for service.

Tucison Steam Laundry R. E. Stephens

Fortune to Wife After Boston Man’s Self Destruction

Eben R. Farrington a retiring Boston leather merchant died by his own hand at 31 Bowdin street. He left a note bequeathing all property to his wife who had wed him less than 48 hours earlier. Relatives plan to contest the will alleging mental unsoundness. If upheld the widow could receive between 150000 and 200000 dollars. Farrington was about 58.

Boston Mass Eben R. Farrington Bowdin Street

Hetty Green Seeks Possession Of Church In Foreclosure

CHICAGO Nov. 14 Mrs Hetty Green seeks to obtain possession of a church over a $12 600 mortgage on property at Thirtieth street and Indiana avenue. The case before Master in Chancery Chauncey Rogers involves Fifth Presbyterian church once led by Edward H Green. The loan traced back to 1881 with renewals and a 17 000 sale to Trinity Methodist in 1901.

Chicago Ill Hetty Green Green Oliver H. Horton Harlow N. ‘Higginbotham B. M. Langworthy Thirtieth Street Indiana Avenue Fifth Presbyterian Church Chauncey Rogers Ony Edward H. Green Trinity Methodist Church

After the Divorce Al Rapid Marriage

Mary Ann Bogard obtained a divorce from Milton Bogard in Hillsboro Illinois on November 14. Principal witness William D. Widener testified. Ten minutes after the divorce was granted Widener married Bogard. Widener hails from Shelbyville Illinois and Bogard resides in Litchfield Illinois.

Hillsborod Ill Mary Ann Bogard Milton Bogard William D. Widener Widener Mrs. Bogard Mr. Widener Shelbyville Illinois

Broken Typewriter Gave Campbell Away

Jackson Mississippi November 14. The federal grand jury indicted Charles C Campbell son of ex Chief Justice Campbell a noted southern lawyer for sending vile obscene letters through the Jackson post office addressed to a young lady typewriter. Letters opened and read in the post office and turned over to Inspector Fitzgerald revealed the crime via a typewriter in the auditor's office. Campbell is not yet arrested and the case will not be tried this term. Mollie Matthews faces eight counts and is in a similar case pending until May.

Jackson, Miss Federal Grand Jury Charles C. Campbell Campbell South Jackson Supreme Court State Auditor’s Office Fitzgerald Mollie Matthews

Probable murder reported in Oklahoma

The wagon and three head of horses belonging to J. R. Drake were found abandoned seven miles north of Youkon. Drake's trunk was found broken with contents scattered and one boot split open. He left Chickasha with four horses, his wagon, and $400. It is believed he was murdered and a search for his remains is underway.

Oklahoma City Okla J. R. Drake Chickasha I. T Youkon Drake

Apprentice Quarrels Among French Workmen Societies

A Harper's Magazine excerpt notes jealousy among workmen organizations in France sparking “Ho meric” combats. Apprentices travel from town to town to learn, compare, and absorb the masterworks of their craft, but rivalries trigger street fights, sometimes fatal, between master companions.

France Ile Pere Soubise Maitre Jacques Enfants du Solomon

Origin of the Kiss and Other Parlor Epics

The piece blends a Greek tale of the first kiss with royal anecdotes about kissing customs and a playful note on opals. It shifts to a moral vignette on digestion, noting cooks, hygiene, and Johnsons quips about the sick and hopeful.

Velocity Lessons From a Kite and a Beetle

A playful exchange presents a teacher and a parson debating velocity with a bee. A boy explains velocity as what one lets go of a bumblebee. The parson warns about flying a kite on the Sabbath, and a boy jokes on frogs’ loud sleeping snore.

Johnny Ned St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Limited Choice Effect in Family Dispute

The excerpt presents a fatherly instruction about sharing an apple between Johnny and his younger brother with the boy choosing the smaller fruit. A remark questions the color of the money lent, implying debt and interest arising before repayment.

Johnny Chanis

And Yet He Has Plenty of Sand

A humorous Somerville Journal quotation paints the average boy as an hourglass who will not work beyond sixty minutes unless someone turns him upside down.

Somerville Journal

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