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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
8
The real estate on an insurance firm of Breathitt and Manning has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. J. R. Breathitt. J. R. Manning. Dated October 24, 1902. The Ladies Auxiliary of the O. R. C. are preparing for a skeet and pillow case ball at the Natatorium on Thursday night, October 30.
New six room house elegantly finished with bath and modern improvements. Finest locally in the city. Street graded electric lights city water. Furnished complete. Priced at 4200 dollars with cost over 5400. Must be sold for immediate possession. 1700 cash balance on time. Liaynes & Cenrell. 25-28.
F. J. Villaescusa moves his carriage and general implement store from 110 South Meyer to 27 31 West Congress with stock rearrangement planned before repairs. Miss Tula Moline relocates dressmaking parlors to 26 North Stone Avenue in the Parisian Millinery offering new styles.
Westfield attorney Jesse Hodgin reveals a deadly device to protect his wife's grave. A nitro glycerin filled pipe beneath the coffin, capped ends, and dozens of percussion caps scattered nearby could explode and kill anyone within fifty feet. Hodgin argues the plan is effective and inexpensive, and he secured cemetery trustees approval after the sexton balked at the idea.
The aging financier Russell Sage faces talk of massive cash tied to collateral and a new note allowing borrowers to buy back their collateral after his death. Analysts warn a sudden withdrawal could trigger a historic panics in financial centers worldwide. Sage reportedly has about 25 million on collateral with occasional additions during tight markets, and his income from this source and gilt edged securities supports a fortune around 100 million.
Dora Martin an 18 year old from Yell county Arkansas traveled to Washington to plead for a pardon for her father Joe Martin imprisoned in Columbus Ohio for killing Ernest Adams fourteen years ago. She has lived frugally with her siblings saving for this trip and aims to secure a presidential pardon after meeting the Attorney General and President. The White House granted clemency this afternoon.
Omaha report says Frank Strong, traveling on foot from Sacramento to Indianapolis, bought a ticket for his wife and two children to go ahead when funds ran short, and he will stay in Omaha longer than planned awaiting passage.
In Spokane Washington two brothers with identical names dispute ownership of land east of the city. One brother, Martin J Kalez, naturalized in 1896, accuses his sibling who once used the surname Kallig of unfair dealing. The second brother altered his name to Martin J Kalez and now claims the land, while Mrs Kalez holds a homestead claim clouding title. The case elicits legal questions over rightful possession of the Martin J Kalez name.
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