City News Roundup Highlights Political Tensions And Local Bets
Train No 9 delayed while No 10 runs on time. G O P tensions grow as an infant party executive committee falters amid accusations of impropriety. Republicans plan Windsor HQ and post daily campaign updates. Local lodges meet tonight as a Trades Council tickets rumor spreads before denial. Dems set county convention for 10 am with little contest expected. San Kee fined for killing a dog in Isabella Zuniga’s house amid a prowling mood. Reeves and Christensen buy quarter interests in Citizen Undertaking, to be incorporated under Reilly’s management.
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Central Committee
Warierses
Windsor
Post
Trades Council
Friends of Labor
Labor
Pima County
Court House
Amos O'Keefe
San Kee
Arizona Mining Property Held High in Pennsylvania
A McKeesport article reports a large Arizona mining property near Covered Wells in the Quijotoa district, owned by Producer Mining and Smelting. The claim group spans about 500 acres with about 50 000 tons of ore in sight, averaging over 30 dollars per ton in gold, silver and copper. The company has bought a smelter to crush fifty tons per day, with Frank Brownell supervising erection as labor moves westward to Tucson area.
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McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Tucson
Covered Wells
Casa Grande
Weldon Camp
Quijotca
Producer Mining and Smelting Company
Frank Brownell
Pima County
Allen's Foot-Ease Provides Instant Comfort for Tight Shoes
A patent powder sold by mail and in druggists promises relief for swollen feet blisters bunions and sore spots. It claims to adjust tight or new shoes making them feel comfortable and offers a free trial package by mail from Allen E. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Charterhouse Sq
London
Rue de Tax
Paris
Cose
Sole
Boston
New Presbyterian Church Christens at Odd Fellows Hall
At a congregational meeting last evening the Presbyterian church was formally named Trinity Church. Rev. T. C. Moffett was unanimously chosen pastor. Deacons T A Hern gon and Prof J J Thornberg were elected. Trustees and finance committees named, and relations with the Indian school approved. Woman's Aid report noted and Sunday school attendance reached forty four scholars with seven teachers.
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Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Trinity Church
Presbyterian
T. C. Moffett
T. A. Herngon
J. S. Mann
Death of a Brave Soldier Gant. Geo. W. Cole Expires
Captain George W. Cole a University of Arizona military tactics instructor, died suddenly at 11 40 this morning at 152 North Church street Tucson. Born 1864 in St Louis he graduated West Point 1886 and served in Cuba and the Philippines. He leaves a wife and daughter. Remains to be shipped to St Louis for funeral. University cadets will escort the body to the depot Sunday morning.
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George W. Cole
University of Arizona
North Church Street
Univrsity Board
Captain Cole
St.Louis
Missouri
West Point
Seventh Cavalry
Cuba
Tucson
Cole
St. Louis
General Cole
Personal Mention Notices From the Southwest Frontier
A roundup of local arrivals departures and travel notes lists Messrs Barkley McCauley Tener and Tener of Southwestern Commercial on the Burro A. V. Grossetta and family back from Europe to arrive tonight Charles Shibell at the recorder’s desk H K Maull from Pantano Ben F Daniels from Nogales E W Graves and wife return from San Francisco Mr and Mrs San Heineman to move to Cananea Heineman to manage company store Jane Campini and wife back from coast tour Martin Costello from Touchstone Judge William Barnes returns from Prescott K D A Gould from Santa Catalina Mts Mrs William Lovell returns from coast R K Shelton and bride come home to Hall house Mrs G L Hoxie and two children depart for Los Angeles to join Prof Hoxie native Tucson Osborn kin visit ends.
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Charles Shibell
Recorder
H. K. Maull
Pantano
Ben’ F. Daniels
Nogales
E. W. Graves
San Francisco
Mrs. San Heineman
Cananea
Mr. Heineman
Jane Campini
Martin Costello
Touchstone
William Lovell
R. K. Shelton
Bride
Hall House
Best is best Postum testimonial from Miss Purvis
Miss Evelyn Purvis of Free Run Mississippi testifies that coffee harmed her health causing nervousness moodiness and heart palpitations. She switched to Postum Coffee and soon felt relief with improved spirits and no heart troubles attributing the change to Postum.
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Evelyn Purvis
Free Run
Mississippi
Johnson
Eden
Mississipi
High License Election Debate and Council Confidence
Street talk centers on the high license issue as the city council’s move to refer the ordinance to voters sparks criticism. Voters condemn the referral as cowardly and partisan while noting Councilman George Shand’s absence amid Republican supervisor candidacy.
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Court House
George Shand
Shand
Metal and Money Market Briefs In New York
New York market notes show Mexican dollars at 40 1/2 cents, silver at 51 3/4 cents, and copper trading between 11.50 and 11 75 cents per pound.
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New York
Small Things That Count in Selecting Leaders
A New York Press clipping cites historic anecdotes about choosing leaders by physical traits. It claims Caesar favored forefinger length, Napoleon relied on noses, Cromwell valued bowlegs, Washington preferred thigh cheek bones, and Alexander the Great favored large canines.
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Cxsar
Napoleon
Cromwell
Washington
Alexander the Great
New York Press
Fortune telling chat ends in light boast
A Chicago Tribune exchange features banter about palmistry and a short blond man foretold by a professor of fortune telling. The dialogue shifts from skepticism to playful self-assertion as characters request a loan and joke about credulity.
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Rayneer
Shyne
Chicago Tribune
Local ads list delis hats repairs and remedies
Saturday at Miller Bros. offers meats imported cheeses and deli items with home cooking promise. Mrs E R Blome returns from the east to open fall millinery display at 46 North Stone inviting Tucson ladies. Leader Millinery showcases new hats while C V Rinehart offers painting and paper hanging and Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is advertised as a household remedy.
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E. R. Blome
North Stone Avenue
Tucson
Kodol Cures Stomach Troubles Advertised Cure
Promoted as a guaranteed remedy for digestion and stomach functions. Endorsement from Rev. J. Hi Holladay of Holladay Mississippi claims it cured his dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Bell's Pharmacy carries the product.
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Rev. J. Hi Holladay
Holladay
Mississippi
Bell
Wanted to Buy Medium-Sized Mules
Chas A. Hoff secretary advertises for purchase of good medium sized mules. Telephone 161 located at 28 South Stone Avenue.
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Chas. A. Hoff
Tel
S. Stone Avenue
Lingering Summer Colds Prompt Quick Cough Cure
Neglected summer colds may linger for months. One Minute Cough Cure will break up the attack and act at once. It cures coughs colds croup bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles. Children like it. Bell a pharmacy.
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Sumer
Bell
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Advertises Medical Cure
An advertisement promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for piles and skin injuries. It touts unmatched results for cuts burns bruises and wounds and cites a testimonial from J. C. Phillips of Paris Illinois. Bell's pharmacy distributes the product.
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DeWitt
J. C. Phillips
Paris
Ilinoiis
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Shetland
W.F. Kitt’s
E. Congress St
Congress St
H. Briggs
The
Tucson Steam Laundry
State Mutual Building and Loan Fiss’n
Los Angeles, California
Willis P. Haynes
Stone Avenue
Broadway
A.orfila
Abstract and Title Guarantee Company
H. McMillen
Palm
James Wilson
State Mutual Building and Loan Association
Los Angeles
California
Pate
W. Congress
Gorham Mfg. Co
Rogers Bros
the City News
B. of L. F
Knights of Pythias
Ad Fellows
Charles S. Fleming
Willard Hotel
W. S. Wright
Fleming
Mr. Wright
Plaza
E. P. Drew
Chris Christensen
John S. Reilly
Citizen Undertaking Company
Mr. Reilly
New Presbyterian Church
Christens
Geo. W. Cole
Messrs
Thomas J. Barkley
J. M. McCauley
N. L. Tener
J. F. Tener
Southwestern Commercial Company
Cate
A. V. Grossetta
Europe
City
William Barnes
Prescott
K. D. A. Gould
Santa Catalina Mountains
G. L. Hoxie
Professor Hoxie
Metal and Money Market
Miller Bros. & Co
Ashland
Neufchatel
Jacobs
Dublin
Graham and Cheese
Congress
EB. G. Cape’s
New Fall
Leader Millinery
East
C. V. Rinehart
Thomas
Keeley Pre
Keeley Institute
Dwight
Harry A. Drachman Shoe CO
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