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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
4
J F Wilson of Yavapai County presents a slate for Joint Councilman Levi J Manning Treasurer Nat E Hawke Sheriff Frank E Murphy District Attorney Charles Blenman Recorder Charles A Shibell Surveyor Bartholomew Supervisors Harry A Drachman Fred Ronstadt Justices of the Peace Wiley H Tussing W L Bartlett Constables Joe Manciet Jesus Provencio
In Wilkes-Barre on October 2 a two week old baby sparked a courtroom moment as Mrs. John Boser accused John Bucksaw of being the father. Bucksaw's wife sat in court as the widow presented her story about the child.
An advertisement claims the Favorite Prescription cures diseased conditions in women that cause aches such as side, back and head pain. It cites a testimonial from Annie Stephens in West Virginia and offers The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser free with a small mailing fee.
The accused attempted to seize the infant from its mother claiming it belonged to her husband. She declared the baby was her husband's and demanded custody. The mother retained the child and Bucksaw was held for court.
MINNEAPOLIS Minn Oct 2 Judge Brooks sentenced former Superintendent of Police Frederick W Ames to six and a half years in the penitenary for accepting a bribe A stay of fifty days for a motion for a new trial was granted.
General Chaffee and Vice Governor Wright left Manila for San Francisco aboard the transport Sumner. A large farewell with troops and cheering crowds greeted them, and Fort Santiago fired a salute. Wright will be away five months.
Reports swirl of a big event at Carrillo's Gardens next Sunday as the Elks and the Workmen prepare for a playful clash described as a national game in the making. Spectators anticipate a humorous, dramatic display with a post game gathering at the club house.
The excerpt cites Goethe on affliction turning to poetry and argues that great music and literature arise from suffering. It asserts poets learn in suffering what they teach in song, noting that worthwhile life lessons come with cost and pain.
A London News correspondent depicts a brutal Manchurian scene with Chinese workers quarreling beside a boiler and a fatal blow to a man whose head cracks on metal. The report blends with reflections on proverbs from various nations and a New York reminiscence of frontier prices. It also recounts the 1827 reveal of Sir Walter Scott as the author of Waverley during a dinner hosted by Lord Meadowbank.
An advertising note touts Scott's Emulsion as strengthening weak lungs and sensitive throats. It claims to drive out coughs colds and bronchitis and keep them away. The ad invites readers to request a sample from Scott and Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
Notice from the Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona Territory orders a re registration of voters under the Arizona Revised Statutes. Clerk C O Rouse certifies the order was entered April 7, 1902, and witnessed May 16, 1902, with publication dates May 15 to October 11, 1902.
Pursuant to action by the Tucson mayor and common council all qualified citizens may vote on October 3, 1902 at city hall from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on whether Tucson desires high or low license. Ordered by the common council. Wind sor hotel ad mentions ready to wear suits and pants with guaranteed fit. A London Answers anecdote about a Scottish candidate paying for a kitten to sway a vote.
The judge questions the prisoner over injuring his wife by trapping her in a folding bed. The prisoner admits he wished to see if it was possible to shut her up. A bystander quips that she would marry an imaginative man, implying caution about expectations.
An old advertisement explains kidney health and back pain linked to kidney illness. It features Mrs. M. Meyers of St. Louis endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills, urging readers to buy at local stores and promoting Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
Local brief notes a Brown enterprise offering score cards and promotional line Let the Gold Dust twins do your work. The ad emphasizes quick service and a catchy slogan to attract customers.
An advertisement for Gold Dust from the N. K. Fairbank Company promoting its cleaning power. It claims hard water becomes soft on contact and that everything washed with the solution becomes clean and bright, noting its use for window and mirror brightening.
Mothers worry as winter nears and children catch colds easily. The ad promotes One Minute Cough Cure as safe and immediate relief for coughs colds grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles available at Bell's Pharmacy.
A vintage ad fragment lists Haynes & Connell offering 16 Military Plaza lots starting at 900. Also contains a testimonial praising Electric Bitters for health, claiming improved sleep appetite and strength after illness.
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