Notice to Creditors in Juan Elias Estate
In the probate court of Pima County Arizona Miguel T Carrillo administrator with the will annexed of Juan Elias deceased has filed his annual account for settlement and a hearing is set for November 27 1902 at 10 oclock a m in the county court house Tucson to allow objections and contest the account. Also includes an editorial excerpt from Harper's Weekly about heroism.
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Juan Elias
Miguel T. Carrillo
County Court House
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Harper's Weekly
Plans to widen London Bridge by granite corbels
Two decades ago about 200000 people crossed London Bridge daily with 130000 on foot. Population growth doubles that, despite Tower Bridge easing congestion. Proposals call for granite corbels to extend footways, widening the bridge from 5344 to 65 feet, removing the solid parapet for an open balustrade.
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London Bridge
Tower Bridge
Thames
Smothered In Roses At Hectic Imperial Banquets
The text describes ancient rulers and figures like Dionysius Verus Antiochus Cleopatra and Heliogabalus hosting lavish banquets with rose petals. Heliogabalus allegedly served so many petals that guests suffocated trying to free themselves from the scent and abundance.
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Dionysius
Verus
Antiochus
Cleopatra
Antony
Heliogabalus
Remarkable Bird Migration Speeds Across North Atlantic
The article notes falcon like speeds of migratory birds with record legs 540 to 636 miles per hour over 4800 to 9600 miles. It explains high altitude flight reduces air resistance and enables such rapid journeys. An aside quotes a jailhouse line from the Boston Trap script about not having a living occupation.
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Egypt
Helgoland
Labrador
Brazil
The Difficult Part Quip From Town and Country
A humorous exchange where the wife boasts she can track money spent, while the husband retorts that she can only track the money she cannot keep. The wry line highlights household financial banter with a witty punch.
Ostrich Tactics by a Noted Hunter in South Africa
A hunter and taxidermist recounts a South Africa chase of an ostrich, describing deceptive moves, a wary stalk, and a clever escape behind bushes. He contrasts the ostrich behavior with the misbelief that the bird buries its head in sand, noting Apache-like craft in its evasive maneuvers.
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South Africa
New
Philadelphia Post
Anecdotes and literary lore from writers and composers
The text recalls Goldsmith and Wakefield six weeks work on The Vicar of Wakefield, Dunn English and Du Maurier song fame, Pope economies, Bronte success after rough rejection, Whittier death remark, Heine will, Bach dinner improvisation, and the Duke of Saxe-Weimar anecdote about resolving chords to the tonic.
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Goldsmith
Wakefield
Thomas Dunn English
Ben Bolt
George du Maurier
Alexander Pope
Charlotte Bronte
Jane Eyre
England
Whittier
Heine
Saxe-Weimar
John Sebastian Bach
Bach
Small Things That Count Told in Old Sayings
A New York Press piece notes historical beliefs on how leaders chose generals by physical traits. It claims Caesar valued finger lengths while Napoleon relied on noses and Cromwell favored bowlegs.
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Caesar
Napoleon
Cromwell
Washington
Alexander the Great
New York Press
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Arizona National Bank OF Tucson
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Fred Fleishman
L. M. Jacobs
J. M. Ormsby
Consolidated National Bank
M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenney
Graves. Asst
Banco de Cananea
Cananea
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Anglo-Californian Bank
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Banco DE Sonora
Hermosillo
Sonora
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