The Red Man's Present Needs by Hamlin Garland
An editorial endorses Hamlin Garland's views in the North American Review on improving American Indian policy. It argues for self sustaining arts, reserved reservations instead of upland farms, on site schools, and respect for native customs, family authority, and consent in missionary influence. It notes Garland favors integrating education with tribal life and opposes coercive assimilation while urging Interior Department attention.
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Hamlin Garland
Garland
Smith
Arizona
Congress
Roosevelt and Hanna in Washington Confront Presidential Prospects
The piece notes Mark Hanna as a likely candidate and Roosevelt as aiding his rise. It characterizes Roosevelt as ordinary yet self assured, criticizes his reforms and actions, and argues Republicans may turn to Hanna as the alternative to Roosevelt.
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Washington
Mark Manna
Hanna
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Tom Platt
Payne
Fanna
The Pension Commissioner Nominated for Pensions Bureau
Eugene F. Ware of Kansas chosen by the President to succeed H. Clay Evans as Commissioner of Pensions combines law practice politics and poetry. He is seen as a humorist with potential to enliven the bureau yet may incur strong opposition if he fails in duty, affecting taxpayers nationwide.
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Eugene F. Ware
Kansas
H. Clay Evans
United States
Statehood for Three Territories Questioned by Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript argues Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma deserve statehood now. It notes Arizona’s area nearly equals New England and New York with 175000 residents and massive property value. New Mexico is as large as New York state with about 200000 census residents and up to 300000 claimed by registration.
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Boston Transcript
New England
Arizona
Mexico
Oklahoma
Committee On
Congress
Dakota
New York
New Mexico
Three Territories Vie For Statehood In Nation’s Expansion
The piece argues Oklahoma New Mexico and another territory seek statehood. It cites population totals rail lines and bank resources for each region and notes support and delays in Congress. It highlights education systems and the claim that admission would lower taxes and boost development.
St Philip's Church in Charleston Also a Lighthouse
A 19th century account notes St Philip's Church in Charleston South Carolina as the world’s only church functioning as a lighthouse. Since 1894 its steeple lantern guides ships into Charleston harbor aligning with Fort Sumter beacon and jetty entries. The structure’s architecture is highly praised and historic graves include John C. Calhoun.
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St. Philip's Church
Charleston
8. C
St. Philip's
America
United States Lighthouse Department
Charleston Harbor
Fort Sumter
St. Louis Republic
The Sun Newspaper Description and Subscriptions
An extended description praises The Sun as an honest, modern newspaper with global correspondents and strong bureaus in Washington and New York. It details comprehensive news coverage seven days a week and the market reports for farmers and merchants. Subscription rates are listed for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions.
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United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
The
Sun
Baltimore
Norfok
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
the Sun
Mail
Daily Sun
Sunday Sun
Weekly Sun
The Weekly Sun Promotion Notice and Subscriptions
An old promotional notice outlines subscription options for The Weekly Sun and The Daily Sun, highlighting agricultural features and household interest sections. It mentions mailing details and a one dollar annual rate with advance payments and free mailing in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Sun
Weekly Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
Proposals Sought for Military Transport Routes No. 1-8
Office of the Chief Quartermaster in Denver invites sealed proposals in triplicate by March 31 1902 for transportation of military supplies and drayage in Denver during the 1902 fiscal year. U S reserves right to accept or reject all proposals. Envelopes should read Proposals for Transportation on Route No. and addressed to J W Pope Chief Q M. Information on request. Examination for eye fitting offered by Dr H A Schell.
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Denver
Colo
U. S
J. W. Pope
Q. M
Not Like Other Men Glasses Offer From Dr Schell
Advertisement for free eye examinations and price comparisons by optician Dr H A Schell. Emphasizes no purchase required and 30 day trial with money back guarantee.
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H. A. Schell
Optician
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Tucson Citizen
Citizen Printing and Publishing Co
Associated Press
Tucson
O’brien Moore
Roosevelt and
New York Tribune
Elkins
Charleston, & C
Baltimore, MD
Fearlexo
Columbus
Alex Rossi
Stone Avenue
Congress St
Union Market
John D. Burgess
P. O. Box
Tucson, Ariz
California
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Great West
Los Angeles
Barker Furniture
Barker Bros
Adolf Bail
John Weiland
Anheuser, Busch and Jos. Schlitz
Corraicn
West Congress St
Ora
Drew
Tucson Liquor Store
Banking Department
Cananea Consolidated Copper Co
Cananea
Buy
Chemical National Bank
Anglo-Californian Bank
San Francis
Banco de Sonora
Hermosillo
H. Wricnens
City of Mexico
I. Macmanus
L.C. Hanks
W. C. Winegar
Teller, Inc
A. Campbell
Arizona National Ba
Capital
B. M. Jacons
the Consolidated National Baal
M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenny
W. C.davis
R. D. Wooddell
Scott Street
Broadway Club
Cafe Goldtree
Goldtree’s
Congress and
Court Street
Isidor Goldtree
Kerea Havik
Devel
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