Life-Savers Show Wreck Rescue Methods At Local Event
Local notes report a 3 PM delay for train No 9 with No 10 on time. Life-saving demonstrations on shore use a gun fired line and breeches buoy to rescue wreck victims, and the Buffalo Bill show son on September 30. Santa Rita hotel plans move forward with final arch plans and brick work. Civil service exam for postal clerks on October 1. A Chinese joint near the depot robbed for about 70 dollars. A runaway ice wagon distraction on Broadway narrowly avoided disaster. Railroad hospital campaign proceeds with meetings and committee actions. Dr Josiah Foole dies of Brights disease. Attacks near Meyer street leave a victim. several men jailed for drunks. Freshet on the Rillito floods Santa Cruz. Consumers' Ice plant adds condenser. Fashion opening soon under new management. Septembers Out West magazine features Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast Guard
Buffalo Bill
Wild West
Base Ball Fever Grips Old Pueblo With Big Event
The Old Pueblo roars over a baseball burst led by Vic Hanny and Cap Dickerman. Elks and Workmen prepare for a public practice before a Carrillo's Gardens crowd as a famed clash looms Sunday October 5.
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Vic Hanny
Old Pueblo
Carrillo’s Gardens
Cap” Dickerman
Military Plaza
Judge Hawke
Gus Hoff
Carnegie Library
Elks
Personal Mention Highlights Arrivals and Returns
Major John M. Burke, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West chief advance agent, expected tomorrow on No. 10. R. K. Shelton and bride, formerly Mrs. Nona Pease, due back by Wednesday from San Francisco. Oceanic mine manager Charles Wores visits after a camping trip. F L Chalfant and wife of Nogales spent the weekend in town. Captain L W Mix and family of Nogales returned from the coast. Engineer J P Coffey of Blaisdell pumping station travels from Yuma. Mexican consul L V Navarro returns to Tucson after a summer of travel and finds southern Arizona climate unmatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Burke
Buffalo Bill
Major Burke
R. K. Shelton
Bride
Nona Pease
San Francisco
Charles Wores
Oceanic
F. L. Chalfant
Nogales
Chalfant
Sonora
L. W. Mix
J. P. Coffey
Blaisdell
la Fortuna
Yuma
L. V. Navarro
Tucson
Old Pueblo
Mr. Navarro
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Arizona
Wanted to buy medium sized mules by Chas A Hoff
Chas A Hoff secretary seeks to purchase good medium sized mules. Contact Tel 161 at No. 28 S Stone Avenue for instructions and offers.
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Chas. A. Hoff
Tel
S. Stone Avenue
Death of Colonel Rafferty with Arizona Ties
Colonel William A. Rafferty of the Fifth Cavalry, long stationed at Fort Lowell Arizona, died after injuries from a fall on September 6 in Manila. He served from Texas to Arizona, earning rapid promotions and commendations from General Shafter. He led duties in Porto Rico and the Philippines until his death on September 13.
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William A. Rafferty
Pith Cavalry
Manila
Arizona
Fort Lowell
War Department
Chaffee
Rafferty
Military Academy
Sixth Cavalry
Texas
Spain
Hatchet Mountains
New Mexico
Mobile
Shafter
Tampa
Santiago
Fifth Cavalry
Porto Rico
Fort Myer
Virginia
Philipine Islands
Mystery of Missing Frank Novotny Ended by Desert Death
A cowboy found bleached remains and belongings near Rlilito. Coroner's jury concluded Frank Novotny died in the desert likely while prospecting, with coyotes scattering his clothes and bones. A note identified him, linking to Chicago, and Mrs. Novotny has been notified.
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Frank Novotny
Rlilito
Wilson
West Nineteenth Street
Chicago
Oberon
A Cat Prefers Postum Over Coffee Says Maywood Woman
Mrs. Alice Gould of Maywood 11 reports coffee made her run down and nervous. After six months on Postum she gained eighteen pounds and feels rebuilt. The family even the cat drinks Postum while he refuses coffee.
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Alice Gould
Maywood
Weather report from Tucson with frost danger dates
Observer E L Wetmore notes a clear windy day in Tucson with a fall planting window and frost danger on the 5th 7th and 9th. Temperature details are listed as minimum maximum and mean.
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Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Metal and Money Market Report From New York
New York metal prices list Mexican dollars at 40 and a half cents per unit, silver at 513 and copper ranging from 11.60 to 11.75.
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New York
Local ads highlight shoes, hats, and jewelry sales
A collage of 19th century advertisements promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for tight shoes, millinery at Leader Millinery, wedding rings by E G Capo, painting by C V Rinehart, and watch repairs by E G Capes. Also mentions Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a summer remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
Roy
N.Y
Fowler
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the Talk of
E. Congress St
F. E. Russell
North Church
Ramblers
Tribunes
Clevelands
Ideals
Daytons
Comfort
Monarch
Brown’s Art Store
Congress Street
Congress St
H. Briggs
East Congress St
The
Tucson Steam Laundry
State-Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n, of
Los Angeles, California
Willis P. Haynes
Stone Avenue
Broadway
A.orfila
Abram Joseph
North Stone Ave
Palm
James Wilson
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
Los Angeles
California
E. G
CAPO
Congress
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the City News
No. 10
H. C. Trost
O. H. Rafael
Santa Rita
Consumers’ Ice Company
Ories
S. P. Company
L. H. Manning
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Fenner
Ces
S. P
Josiah Foole
Pima County
St. Clary’s Hospital
Bright
Territory
Lodge of Masons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
Barrio Libre
Ignacio Lopez
Antonio Saleido
Jobrn Doe
Rillito
Santa Cruz
Kastner
John Ware
Magaz N
Tussing
Brown
Gerwime Pond
Local Weather Report
Metal and Money Market
New Fall
Leader Millinery
East
C. V. Rinehart Shop
E. Broadway
Capo’s
West
Smith
KE. G. Cape’s
Keeley Care
Keeley Institute
Dwight, HL
H. McMillen
Drachman’s
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
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