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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1902

Page

4

Senator Mason Leaves Republicans in Chicago Speech

New York dispatch reports Senator Wm E Mason will quit the Republican party in an Auditorium speech next Tuesday night. He will attack party leadership locally and statewide and back Democratic county candidates. He also targets Governor Yates and other officials. Democratic managers deny any promise of Democratic votes in exchange for his action.

New York Chicago Herald Wm. E. Mason Yates Wm. Lorimer T. N. Jamison A. J. Hopkins Mason

Kansas City Mexico & Orient appoints new general manager

President Stillwell announced E T Dickinson, former Union Pacific executive, will assume the general manager post of the Kansas City Mexico Orient railroad in November. The Ladies Auxiliary of the O R C will host a sheet and pillow case ball at the Natatorium on October 31 with admission for gentlemen 1.00 and ladies 50 cents.

Kansas City, Mo Stillwell Today E. T. Dickinson Union Pacific Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad The Natatorium

Stomach Trouble Cited and Promoted as Duel with Disease

The article warns a dark room duel compares life to a fight with disease and urges Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach trouble symptoms such as fullness belching and sour risings. It recounts Mrs. Gill of Weldon Alabama recovering after four bottles of the medicine and five of Favorite Prescription with a note offering Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail with stamps.

Dr. Pierce W. C. Gill Weldon Shelby Co Ala

Opium Fiends Attempt Robbery In Chinatown Opium Joint

In San Francisco on October 24 Thomas Sheldon and William Madden two opium fiends attacked Toy San Hoy an elderly Chinese man running an opium joint in Chinatown. They beat him with a gas pipe inflicting sixteen wounds and he may die.

San Francisco Calif Thomas Sheldon William Madden Toy San Hoy Chinatown

Significant figures on the sheriff office costs and cases

A historical notice criticizes Sheriff Wakefield for high county costs from 285 misdemeanor arrests in his term, mainly drunkenness, with deputy Miguel Roca making 205 arrests in 1900 for fee generation. It contrasts Murphy’s two-year record, noting no drunkenness arrests. Taxpayers urged to vote for economy and lower expenses.

City Recorder Wakefield Murphy

Great Democratic Parade in Tucson next Thursday Evening

Captain Evans former Rough Rider and Pima county figure chosen as grand marshal for Tucson Democratic parade next Thursday evening. Preparations underway with a cavalry feature likely a hammer and about 200 horsemen, plus around 300 torch bearers. Big meetings planned with leading party orators and Charley Hoff in charge of general management.

Evans Pima County Tucson Charley Hoff

Incense Party Etiquette From Japan and Miscellany

The article describes a Japanese incense party with strict rules, including a 24 hour odor ban, careful dressing, and silent entry. Guests sniff incenses, record names, and the largest correct guess wins a prize, then shifts to brief humor items about Scottish pronunciation, Brittany marriage customs, a joke, and a dialect quote.

The New York Post

Breathitt and Manning Dissolve Real Estate Firm

Breathitt J R and Manning J R dissolve their real estate and insurance firm by mutual consent dated October 24 1902. The notice lists the partners and confirms dissolution of Breathitt Manning with no claims outstanding. Miller Bros Co advertising appears in the same notice with address 66 E Congress and phone 261.

Breathitt & Manning J. R Breathitt J. R. Manning

For Sale Household Goods and Lunch Counter

Two short sale notices list a three bedroom suite with a No 8 cookstove and other items at 105 E 17th Street. A separate notice promotes a barbecue lunch counter for inquiry at 141 E Congress.

E. Congress

D S Valencia relocates car stand to Congress and Stone corner

D S Valencia now operates from the corner of Congress and Stone avenues at Alex Rossi's saloon, reachable at 661. Biliousness and liver disorders may be prevented by DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills available at Bell's Pharmacy.

D. S. Valencia Congress Street Congress and Stone Avenue Alex Rossi DeWitt Bell’s

Miller Bros. Whisky Sale at Palace of Liquors

Miller Bros. & Co promotes a quart bottle of genuine Guckenheimer whisky for $1.00 at the Palace of Liquors and Delicatessen located at 66 E Congress. Phone 261.

Miller Bros. & CO Palace of Liquors and Delicatessen Congress

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