Local Highlights and Cattle Shipments in Tucson
Train No. 9 lagged two hours while No. 10 ran on time. Foresters Lodge held a large smoker with Judge Purcell Felix Levy and Ivo Bogan among performers. Post inspector L Hodge opened Phoenix office and plans rural free delivery for Arizona. Tucson may gain routes. Cattle shipments of 1500 head from Bayless ranch to John T. Cameron proceed to California. 500 head from Cochise and rest loaded at Tucson yards. City issues include street grading along South Sixth Avenue, water pipes, and notices to residents. Chamber of Commerce praised for stabilizing local freight. new daily local freight car to be added. Lectures by Mrs Mary E Teats set in Phoenix and Tucson churches. Grays vs Reds game anticipation grows. Bisbee may pose a life or death test. Ed Hughes wins $200 with two-bit stake. Dr Mark A Rogers to return to Tucson from Pittsburg. A quiet wedding at San Augustine. William Hutchinson and Edna M Hanadel wed. Juvenile charges: Leon Corrubio and Rafael Badia receive city penalties. Horse trade: D I Gallagher to ship seven carloads to Mississippi Valley.
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South Sixth Avenue
Billy Reid
Gas House John Dies After Horse Kick at Ranch
Johnny Ward known as Gas House John, 60, longtime resident and manager of the first gas house in the old pueblo, died in St Marys hospital after a horse kicked him in the stomach while he cared for his animals. He lay in agony for hours at his ranch five miles north of town before being found and taken to the hospital. The funeral was held this afternoon.
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Johnny Ward
St. Mary’s Hospital
Old Pueblo
John
Ward
Purcell
Coffee Wise Helps Piney Creek Woman After Coffee Troubles
A Maryland woman details nearly three years of coffee withdrawal for nervous illness and stomach weakness. After starting Postum Food Coffee, her stomach steadied, cravings eased, and health improved. she notes her husband and father also benefited after quitting coffee.
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Piney Creek
Mamma
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Personal Mention Notes From The Day's Social Scene
Mrs B A Packard left for Los Angeles last evening. George N Loomis advance agent for Sousa and band is in the city today finalizing the visit of the ensemble. Miss Louise Lehmann of San Francisco visits Mrs J Zellweger on North Church streets. J G Hearne arrived from the Black Diamond camp last evening. T C Paxton manager of the Loma Verde drove in from camp this morning.
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B. A. Packard
Los Angeles
George N. Loomis
Sousa
Great Musical Organization
Louise Lehmann
San Francisco
A Cruel Death and Housekeeper's Haunting Quip
A Chicago Tribune line pings with a kitchen maid’s sharp retort on preparing a cruel meal. The Baltimore American adds a wry exchange about household staff, revealing strained servant questions and a restless domestic scene.
The Succession and Parliaments Frontiers Jests
A collection of comic quips on marriage power dynamics and parliamentary decorum. The piece contrasts a bachelor’s view of hierarchy with a gag about how authority shifts from husband to wife to child, followed by a note on floor lines in the Commons and its ceremonial guards.
Unhappy Youngster and the Kind Gentleman
A dialogue depicts a distressed child crying while narrating a cycle of punishment. The child explains Billy Wells assaulted him, leading to the father administering hits for confessing. A passerby comforts briefly as the scene ends.
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Billy Wells
Feyther
Billy
At Any Rate He Aroused Discussion
Lucille Cholly is such an uninteresting person. Helen Oh I don t know. He gave rise to an animated discussion last night as to whether a person can be considered absentminded when his mind is neither here nor elsewhere.
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Lucille—Cholly
Helen
Ile
Scant Consolation Cartoon Quote
A Chicago News cartoon frames a dialogue between a pessimist and an optimist. The pessimist laments worsening world conditions while the optimist offers light skepticism about future improvement.
Miller Bros. Co invites try of Hume in Rye or Bourbon
Miller Bros. Co promotes a 21 year old Hume in Rye or Bourbon at Palace of Liquors and Delicatessen located at 66 East Congress Street. The outlet advertises no higher price than inferior brands and invites customers to sample.
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Hume
Miller Bros. & CO
Palace of Liquors and Delicatessen
Congress
Congress and
Court Street
OLD Fashion Saloon
Event teaser at The People's Store announced
A note states something of interest will occur at The People's Store and advises readers to watch Thursday evening's paper for particulars.
Louise Brink Opens Ladies Tailoring Shop in Tucson
Miss Louise Brink announces a new establishment for ladies tailoring and dressmaking at 46 North Stone Avenue next to Dr. Fenner's office. She brings extensive experience from Denver and Los Angeles and offers up to date styles at reasonable prices.
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Louise Brink
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Comfort for Tired Feet
Advert says Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It relieves tightness, bunions, blisters, callouses and sore spots, prevents sweating and aching feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents, with free trial by mail from Allen E. Olmsted of Le Roy, New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Chas A Stephens Bros Offers Women’s Wear Sample Line
The firm advertises headquarters for women's wearing apparel including undermuslins petticoats corsets hosiery silk dress goods and more. It claims correct fashions, perfect workmanship and the lowest prices with an invitation to view the line of samples.
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W.F. Kitt
Kitt’s
E. Congress St
Brown’s Art Store
Congress Street
Tucson
Congress St
H. Briggs
The
Tucson Steam Laundry
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles, California
Willis P. Haynes
Stone Avenue
Broadway
A.orfila
Abstract and Title Guarantee Company
the Reilly Undertaking Co
South Church St
Tucson, Ariz
Wilbur
Hayes
A. Rogers
Euclid Ave
Tucson Citizen
Palm
James Wilson
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
California
Stome Avenue
J. FP. Lee
Oberon Hotel
North Fifth Ave
Glass House
E.R. Blome
E.G
CAPO
Gorham Mfg. Co
Sterling
Rogers Bros
the City News
Court of Foresters
Lodge
Judge Purcell
Felix Levy
Ivo Bogan
Consul Navarro
Fred Ronstadt
Messrs
Messrs. Loeb, Rasmussen and Jacome
L. H. Hodge
Thomas Driscoll
Arizona
Phoenix
Hodge
Ben
Milwaukee
Frank Wing
Bayless Ranch
John T. Cameron
Neuman
Cochise
Mary E. Teats
Congregational Church
America
Methodist Church
Grays
Reds
Bisbee
Ed Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Mark A. Rogers
San Augustine
William Hutchinson
Edna M. Hanadel
Allan Krrschbaum
Orange
Leon Corrubio
City Recorder
Rafael Badia
John Bonshet
John Ward
D .I Gallagher
Vail
Gates
Pantano
Mississippi Valley
Boston Post
Norah
Chicago Tribune
Baltimore
Commons
Parliament
Westminster Gazette
Chicago News
Gunther
Wheeler & Perry’s
Keeley Nn Core
Keeley Institute
Dwight, Lik
Rosy
A. H. Rosenstock
Chas. A. Stephens Bros
of Chicago
Hi. L. Rigg
S. 5Th Avenue
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
Fr. Ronstadt
Cor. Broadway
Sixth Ave
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