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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1902

Page

5

Grays Face Soldier Boys In Desert Themed Ball Game

Train No 9 ran four hours late while No 10 stayed on time. Funeral held for Hugh Canney a miner. Brother arrives from Virginia City to settle affairs. Tucson lodge and B L F meet tonight. Grays vs Fort Huachuca next Sunday at Carrillo's Gardens with wary locals. Inquest in Wilson court finds Robertson died of unknown cause likely thirst on the desert.

Hugh Canney Reilly & Edward Virginia City Nevada Grays Fort Huachuca Carrillo’s Gardens Fort Grant Huachuca Pueblo Wilson Rillito Robertson

Knives Out Frenzy in Republican Faction Fight

The Republican ranks reel from internal strife as rival factions clash over leadership. Wilson claims a delegate majority and victory while machine bosses vow to stop him, amid voter distrust and questions about ballot manipulation and convention strategies.

Wilson W. F. Cooper Roscoe Dale Judge Kirkpatrick Colonel Zabriskie Farmer” Sirrine

Republicans Set Tucson Convention Next Monday

The report notes a major Republican meeting slated for next Monday in Tucson as part of a long running county convention, highlighting it as one of the party's hottest events in the county.

Tucson

Death of Mrs. Fleishman A Well Loved Tucson Resident

Carlota Meyers Fleishman wife of Fred Fleishman dies at home on North Church avenue around 1 pm. She had fallen from a wheel about three years earlier causing a spinal injury leaving her unable to walk. Born in Tucson on November 4 1863 she was daughter of Justice Charles H Meyers and married in 1881. Survived by her husband and son Herbert Fleishman the funeral will be from 321 North Church street tomorrow at 3 30 pm with service in the cathedral.

Carlota Meyers Fleishman Fred Fleishman North Church Avenue Tucson Fleishman Charles H. Meyers Herbert Fleishman North Church Street

Kitt Reports Eastern View on Trusts and Politics

Tucson merchant George F. Kitt returned from a eastern trip noting rising trust opposition in New York and nationwide calls for regulation. He predicts Democratic boldness against trusts could win 1904 presidency if paired with a safe candidate. He also says Arizona lacks eastern promotion compared to Phoenix.

George F. Kitt Tucson New York Kit East Kitt Mr. Kitt Bryan

Postum Food Coffee Restores Health and Appetite

Mrs E Kennett of Springfield Missouri writes she was declared consumptive and sent to Asheville for health. A landlady advised Postum Food Coffee which she drank as a coffee substitute and found delicious. She gained strength and returned home, praising Postum for aiding recovery and longevity.

E. Kennett Springfield Missouri Asheville North Carolina Postum

Personal Mention Roundup Highlights Travel and Local Business

Mr and Mrs Inglan return from coast outing. Burt Fudd of Oracle visits Mrs Stuckslayer on North Stone avenue and owns an Angora goat farm near a mountain resort. Courtney couple back from California trip. Mrs Phil Hughes returns from coast trip with mother Mrs Wright of Phoenix. Dew R Oliver, mining man, in city en route to Sonora mines. Robert Hanna, Nogales customs inspector, returns from England trip after three months. Doc Donovan arrives from Del Monte camp. New York Restaurant opens at 65 East Congress street offering meals 25c. Newfall millinery at Leader Millinery, 25 East Congress St. Mrs Harry Crankshaw to open a dancing school Oct 1 1902. W F Kitt stocks new University shoes at $3.00. Dr Thomas Electric Oil urged for croup emergencies. C V Rinehart Shop offers painting and paper hanging at 37 E Broadway. Leader Millinery showcases fall ready-to-wear hats from eastern markets.

Burt Fudd Oracle Mrs. Stuckslayer North Stone Avenue

Wanted to buy medium-sized mules

Classified note seeks buyers for good medium sized mules and provides contact CHAS A HOFF secretary with telephone 161 and address 28 South Stone Avenue. Also a brief ad for new stylish street hats at the Leader shop.

Chas. A. Hoff Tel S. Stone Avenue

Allen's Foot Ease Promises Instant Comfort for Feet

Advertises Allen's Foot-Baase and powder to ease tight shoes and bunions. Claims quick relief for swollen feet blisters and sore spots. Promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for sweating hot aching feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a Free trial by mail from Le Roy New York.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N.Y

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W.F. Kitt E. Congress St Congress St H. Briggs East Congress St The Tucson Steam Laundry Abram Joseph North Stone Ave State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n Los Angeles, California ILISP Haynes Stone Avenue Broadway Orfila Abstract and Title Guarantee Company New Land F. A. Drake, Sr Arizona Willis P. Haynes State Mutual Building and Loan Association Los Angeles California Monthly Stone Avenue Broadway E. G CAPO Gorham Mfg. Co Rogers Bros Willard Hhotel Steve Slaughter the City News B. of L. F G. F. Kitt Mr. and Mrs. Inglan Mrs. Courtney Phil Hughes Mrs. Wright Phoenix Dew R. Oliver City Sonora Robert Hanna Nogales England Donovan del Monte Camp Old Baldwin Stand East Congress Street Newfall Millinery Leader Millinery San Francisco Harry Crankshaw Tucson Natatorium W. F. Kitt C. V. Rinehart Shop E. Broadway Brown’s H. McMillen Ss. P. Restaurant Teele Avenue Leong Tom Fun Pritass Charterhouse Sq London Potter Dauc Aup Boston Pondence Tare Enness Opium Institute Dwight Drachman School Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO Miller Bros. @ Co East Congress
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