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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1902

Page

5

Sequoia League forms to aid Native Americans

A new corporation filed articles with the county recorder, the Sequoia League, led by David Starr Jordan of the University of California. Its aim is to improve the condition of Indians, promote self support, and secure better government protection, with benevolent intent as stated by incorporators including D. M. Riordan, George Bird Grinnell, Phoebe Hearst, and C. Hart Messiam. The article notes other local items and ongoing events in the region.

County Recorder Sequoia League David Starr Jordan University of California D. M. Riordan Flagstaff George Bird Grinnell New York City Pheebe Hearst Philanthropist San Francisco C. Hart Messiam Washington, D. C

Beginnings in Writing and Curious Animal Notes

A fragmented early piece discusses how writers overcome initial timidity and find speed in thought and prose. It muses on the subconscious shaping of writing, contrasts general headlines with sermon endings, and cites Thackeray and National Magazine ideas. It then veers into odd archaic notes about animals in Turkey and a nonsensical query about iron.

Thackeray Euman

Dandruff Germ Found. Newkro Hemicide Promoted

The article credits a Hamburg scientist Prefag nna with identifying the dandruff germ and claims Newkro's Hemicide kills it, promising hair regrowth when dandruff is removed. It includes an offer for samples and lists The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan. A separate notice offers a reward for a missing bay horse branded T S and B from Seventh Avenue, September 9.

Nna Hamburg Germany Newkro Herpicide Co Dept.“D Detroit Michigan Toster G. Longstreet Seventh Avenue T. S

Railroad Employes Call Meeting for Tucson Hospital Action

Union meeting urged for railroad workers at A. O. U. W. hall in Tucson on Sunday September 21 at 2 30 p m to discuss establishing a Southern Pacific hospital at this point Division 313 U R C 17 20

A. O. U. W. Hall Tucson Southern Pacific

Democratic Mass Meeting in Tucson Names Delegates

One of Tucson's largest mass meetings filled the county court house as Democrats debated delegate selection for the county convention. The vote favored George Kitt over M. G. Samaniego 123 to 53, and a committee of five selected eighteen delegates. The event set the stage for tomorrow's primaries with no rival tickets expected.

Windsor Hotel Tucson Court House District Court Amos O’ Keefe County Central Committee Charles O. Rouse Charles Hoff M. G. Samaniego George Kitt Harry Drachman John Martin Democratic Party Kitt Samaniego Rouse Chas. Hoff Trovell Amos O'Keefe John Devine Joaquin Legarra T. H. Manning D.L. Cunningham Initee Rouse Chas. McDermott Harry Cody Jules Vi Geo. Kitt Charles Rouse Judge Lovell Judy Cowan Thomas D. Satterwhite Euene Trippel Sam Barkely S. H. van W. J. Pemberton M. Halter Wm. H. Barnes Wiley Herb Drachman Charles Blenham A. Orfila Orfila Blenman Mr. Ros

Allen's Foot-Ease and local shop notices in one column

Vintage advertisements announce Allen's Foot-Ease powder for tired swollen feet and foot comfort, plus reminders about watch repair from BE G Capo, Millinery firesale at Leader Millinery, and Miller Bros Delicatessen. Other lines promote Burdock Blood Bitters for dyspepsia and new fall hats at Leader Millinery in East Congress Street.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Rev. N New Fall Leader Millinery East Congress St

Miller Bros Liquor Ad Promotes Pure Straight Goods

A Tucson advertisement from Miller Bros urges customers to buy liquors only straight and pure, not rectified. The firm sells directly from government warehouse at the same price and provides contact via phone 261, located at 66 EB Congress.

Tucson Miller Bros Congress

Sore Hands Cure Via Cuticura Soap and Ointment

A home remedy touts Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment for sore red hands and chapping. It advises a one night treatment with hot creamy lather, dry application, and wearing old gloves with finger ends cut off for air.

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the Talk of W.F. Kitts W. F. Kitt E. Congress St Willard Steve Slaughter H. Briggs HO East Congress St The Tucson Steam Laundry North Stone Ave State Mutual Building and Loan Ass’n, of Los Angeles, California INSP Haynes Stone Avenue Broadway A.orfila the Abstract and Tithe Guarantee Company New Land F. A. Drake, Sr Arizona Willis P. Haynes State Mutual Building and Loan Association Los Angeles California E.G CAPO Hyes Gorham Mfg. Co Sterling Rogers Bros the City News S. W. Purcell Oroslanco Oro Blanco UN B. of L. F Knights of Phythias Mico Martin Gay Alley University of Arizona Prier Wm. Herring Student&s Rillito Wilson Ppnchero Pic Reilly Harry A. Bell Butler Pennsylvania North Main Street Mr. Booth Congregational Church C. C. Stoufe Coast Division Ss. P Epes Randolph FE. A. McFarland Cahanea Road Archian Phoenix Robt. E. Morrison Nichols Charles Connell Old Pueblo Connell Old Town Smith Turkey Brown Democratic Mass Meeting BE. G. Capo’s Miller Bros. & Co Saturney Burdock Charterhouse Sq London Rue de la Paix Paris Potter Drug and Curs.Corp Propée Nkenness Keeley Institute Dwight S. FP Toole Avenue Leong Tom Fun Palm James Wilson Harry A. Drachman Shoe: CO
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