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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
8
Senator Millard quips about wax soldiers in the National Museum. Senators Frye Blackburn Hoar and Roosevelt generate banter on candidacies. Fairbanks reflects on a Democratic town swelling its Republican vote after a mysterious postmaster disappearance in Sullivan County Indiana.
In the Upper Green River country near Rock Springs four men were shot with two fatally wounded, and 1,100 sheep clubbed to death after a long cattle versus sheep dispute over range division. Abe and Bowen Hill, sheep men, were badly wounded. two cattle men also reportedly shot but survived. Violence escalated as deadlines were set to keep sheep from a cattle district in Uintah County.
Tommy Kernbeth known as Tommy White died at Presbyterian Hospital after being knocked unconscious Saturday in a fight with Tommy Markey at the Knickerbocker Athletic Club. The death ends a career marked by hard knocks in Philadelphia boxing circles.
In Toledo on April 3 a seven year old boy, Arthur Shanteau, was found murdered near a tree. A 13 year old, Anthony Rosebecker, confessed after questioning that they crabbing together led to the killing over an insult. He hid the body in brush and awaits county jail detention.
Washington April 3. The House special committee resumed inquiries into corruption charges linked to Danish West Indies negotiations. Abner McKinley testified first, saying he knew Captain Christmas only casually and never had any conference with him.
Phoenix March report says Chief Justice Kent set Saturday April 12 for a hearing in Wilson vs Murphy et al. The suit targets the Governor and former Auditor Vickers over alleged unlawful expenditure of the contingent fund. The hearing addresses a demurrer filed by the defendants.
A light rain delayed the second day of the grand American handicap shoot at Blue River, Kansas City, Mo. Weather cleared at 11 am as 143 shooters who had made straight eight birds yesterday aimed to extend their scores.
A miscellany notes the Samoa dictionary as humorous and ironical, cites a Pennsylvania sculptor tale of a widow statue, and describes the Four Corners where Colorado Utah New Mexico and Arizona meet. It mentions a small isolated Carriso range area near Miancos with few residents.
The article explains two traditional approaches to Kashmiri tea. One method boils tea with cold water in two 30 minute stages then adds milk. The second uses soda water to boil the tea before adding milk salt and butter and a final boil.
The silk cotton tree, native to South America, thrives in Nassau Bahamas with a single 200 year old specimen planted by John Miller. Roots swell into buttresses six to twelve feet high, spreading in twisted arcs that form hollows believed by locals to house elves and gnomes. The tree bears seed pods filled with soft fleece used for pillows and mattresses, making it the monarch among Nassau's specimens.
The tsetse fly slowly advances into northern regions as South Africa’s game shifts north to escape hunters. The insect, about the size of a house fly, bites with a venom bag near its proboscis and can kill cattle horses and dogs that are bitten. Humans suffer no serious consequence from its bite.
A wise man notes the earliest writing on stone while at dinner. The young poet shudders at the idea, exclaiming about the post age and the impact of progress on culture.
A humor strip moment shows Clarice and Clarence discussing a social blunder. Clarice notes she purposely avoided attention, and Mrs Chic remained unaware she was being overlooked. Brooklyn Life caption captures witty social irony.
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