Ordinance amending Tucson street railway ordinance 106
City of Tucson amends article 1 section 6 of Ordinance 106 granting rights to build operate and maintain street railways. Redefined route from Pennin street and Stone avenue to Pennington street via Stone Congress Fifth Toole. Repeals conflicting laws and sets effective date after publication. Includes stockholders meeting notice for Providence Gold Syndicate name change to Oro Rico Mining Syndicate. Probate notice for John Kennedy estate. Firm dissolution notice for Reilly & Hennessy. Parson notes Electric Bitters testimonial.
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Tucson
Tucson Street Railway
Pennin Street
Stone Avenue
Congress Street
Fifth Avenue
Toole Avenue
Pennington Street
Ueson
Arizona
N. E. Hawke
Co. F. Schumacher
Providence Gold Syndicate
Penington Street
County of
Pima
Territory of Arizona
Oro Rico Mining Syndicate
E. Frank Campbell
H. T. Coffin
Personal Debt Responsibility Notice
I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name unless contracted by me or on my written order. J J Bonn.
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J. J. Bonn
Trades Assembly Meeting in City Hall Tucson
A Trades Assembly of Tucson meeting is set for Monday September 15 at 7 30 p m in City Hall. All labor group members and especially committee members are urged to attend. A C Rosewell and Committee.
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Trades Assembly of
Tucson
A.C. Rosewell
County Court House
Wanted. A few good men for street car conductors
Help wanted for street car conductors. Apply to CHAS A HOFF secretary at 38 S Stone Ave. New wagons advertised: a carload of Benicia spring wagons and mountain road wagons for two four or six passengers, priced moderately. June 19.
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Chas. A. Hoff
S. Stone Avenue
Benicia
Fred Ronstadt
S. Mountain
Jealousy and Pride in Human Virtues
A San Francisco Bulletin essay argues jealousy arises from love and affects all, noting its occasional absurdity and potential as a form of dementia when chronic. It also asserts pride as a driving force behind many virtuous actions and social conduct, while denying it equates to turpitude.
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San Francisco Bulletin
One Man's Fine Conjecture on Mass Gatherings
A New York Tribune excerpt records Jones discussing gender dynamics at mass gatherings. He contrasts individual admiration for women with the indistinctness of crowds, noting that women in large groups blur distinction while men in crowds appear forceful and united.
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Sorosis
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mrs. Jones
New York Tribune
Kodol Promotes Stomach Health Across Endorsed Claims
A promotional blurb touts Kodol as a cure for stomach troubles and indigestion. Rev. J. H. Holladay of Holladay Mississippi is quoted praising the remedy as the best treatment for dyspepsia. Bell's Pharmacy is cited as the seller.
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J. H. Holladay
Holladay
Mississippi
Bell’s Pharmacy
Honest sunflower shoes offered by local shoemaker
Jacob Hauck the shoemaker offers footwear at fair price from his old school house shop on Hast Congress street. Shoes marketed as the best value for honest dollars with promises of fair exchanges for 11-17.
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Jacob Hauck
Old School House
Congress Street
Historical claims on generals based on body traits
A New York Press quote discusses whimsical criteria used to judge military leaders. It cites Cesar, Napoleon, Cromwell, Washington, Alexander the Great and their supposed preferences for finger length, nose shape, bowlegs, cheekbones, foreheads, and canine size as factors in selecting generals.
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Napoleon
Cromwell
Washington
Alexander the Great
New York Press
Valencia changes carriage stand to Congress and Stone
D S Valencia moves from West Congress street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenue at Alex Rossi's saloon. He can be reached at 661 at all hours. One month. School reopens next Tuesday September 2 at St Josephs Academy. Pupils must attend opening and maintain regular attendance for prizes.
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D. S. Valencia
Congress Street
Congress and
Stone Avenue
Alex Rossi
St. Joseph’s Academy
Congress St
Parliamentary Frontiers in the House of Commons
The Westminster Gazette notes a marked line on the chamber floor that marks a boundary for speakers. Members who step beyond their side risk being called to order as the neutral zone remains a grim reminder of past swordly safeguards.
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Commons
Parliament
Westminster Gazette
Unhappy Child and Civil Dispute Spark Debate
An unhappy youngster complains of being hit after reporting a boy named Billy Wells. The exchange triggers a discussion about a person’s absentmindedness as Lucille and Cholly are described as uninteresting. The scene closes with a note that the matter stirred lively talk in Town and Country.
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Feyther
Billy
Lucille—Cholly
Helen
Scant Consolation The Pessimist and Optimist Quote
A brief exchange from the Chicago News presents a pessimist’s grim view “The longer I live in the world the worse it seems to get” and an optimist’s calm retort “Oh well don’t let a little thing like that worry you.”
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Chicago News
Sale on Harnesses and Wagons Ends September 1
F J Villaescusa announces reduced prices on harnesses saddles buggies and wagons ahead of moving to Congress street. Sale runs until September 1 at 110 S Meyer Street.
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Congress Street
F. J. Villaescusa
S. Meyer Street
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