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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1902

Page

3

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Juan Elias

In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona Miguel T Carrillo administrator with will annexed of Juan Elias deceased has filed his annual account for settlement The court has set Thursday November 27 1902 at 10 o clock am in the county courthouse Tucson for interested persons to appear and file written exceptions to the account Ss W Purcell Ex-Officio Probate Judge

Juan Elias Miguel T. Carrillo County Court House Tucson Pima County Arizona

Wanted a Wife. November 25 advertisement

An archival ad promotes DeWil’s Little Early Risers pills from Bell's Pharmacy promising gentle bowel movement and liver cleansing. The note suggests using the product before bed to feel better in the morrow, and tucks in a short line about “Wanted, a Wife.”

DeWil Bell’s Pharmacy

Sights of Old Panama in Storied Romance

The account paints old Panama as a vibrant stage of color and towers. It recalls the esplanade promenade by the Moorish city and the bay horizons with Mount Ancon, La Boca, and San Anastasius. The narrative recalls Morgan and his buccaneers and the clash that marked history.

Esplanade Mount Ancon la Boca Rio Grande Bay San Anastasius Panama Old Puerto Bello Spain Morgan

The English Navy in Its Earliest Form

The London Globe notes that early English naval practice blended merchant ships with fighting ships. Peace and war blurred lines as ships traded as merchants and served as warships. Elizabeth I used navy ships for piracy and slave trading, while Henry III licensed ships built for naval use and allowed them to be withdrawn with security. The practice ended after the Spanish Armada's repulse, establishing a distinct fighting ship.

Elizabeth Henry III London Globe

Meanings of the Word Stove Through English History

The article traces the word stove from early English use meaning a warmed room or hothouse to Bacon and Woodward senses, a verb to warm a space, and Pepys nautical use for heating rope limits. It notes obsolete definitions declined after Franklin's discoveries and compares to the French etuve.

Lord Bacon Woodward Bacon Pepys Dr. Franklin

Pickpockets at the Tram In a Thin Margin of Time

A young woman exiting a theater on a tram car narrowly avoided theft when a quick pickpocket pricked her hand with a pin and stole her purse in seconds, then vanished into the crowd. The maneuver demonstrates the dexterity of street thieves and the vulnerability of crowded transit.

Naughty Boy Bargains for Easier Punishment

A mother fears her husband’s punishment for Bobby’s misstep. Bobby begs mercy and asks for a gentler dinner to soften the blow, hoping a better meal will spare him after dinner. The exchange captures a humorous domestic moment from the Pittsburg Dispatch.

Bobby Pittsburg

Preservation of Trumbull Paintings In Capitol Rotunda

An 1820s treatment by Colonel John Trumbull using wax and oil transposes Egypt iuculent embalming techniques to guard four Trumbull canvases in the Capitol rotunda. The method dried and sealed cloth surfaces while permitting air flow, with doors added to improve ventilation. The Washington Star notes the two Carroll daughters in the Washington resignation scene.

Edward I England Nallsy John Trumbull Capitol Rotunda Congress Trumbull Colonel Trumbull France Egypt Antiquarian Society of England Westminster Abbey Washington Charles Carroll Washington Star

Also Mentioned on This Page

Consolidated National Bank M. P. Freeman H. B. Tenney E. W. Graves Steel Safe Deposit Arizona National Bank B. M. Jacobs Fred Fleishman L. M. Jacobs J. M. Ormsby Banco de Cananea Cananea County OF Pima Territory OF Ss. W. Purcell National Capitol Evening Associated Press Telegraphic Report Daily Com Day
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