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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
2
Entered according to Act of Congress as Second class matter at the post office in Tucson Arizona. This line records mail classification and routing status for local circulation.
A fragment remarks that something is highly desired by thoughtful and patriotic men, implying a civic or moral stance. The line hints at broader appreciation by the public for virtuous conduct or policy.
The Sun presents its mission as a modern, comprehensive newspaper with worldwide correspondents and strong Washington New York bureaus. It claims prompt news daily, reliable market data, and educational public service. Subscription options include Daily Sun six dollars yearly, including Sunday for seven dollars, Sunday alone one dollar, and Weekly Sun one dollar per year.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of War directs General Chaffee to arraign General Smith before a court martial in the Philippines. Critics question impartiality of potential judges and reflect on recent conduct by officers in the region. The piece links imperial policy to public accountability and features anecdotes about Lincoln and weathered coasts.
The Senate committee discussed a House joint resolution to amend the Constitution to allow direct voter election of Senators. The editorial argues such a shift would undermine state sovereignty, transfer power to federal and party bodies, and corrupt the Senate and overall governance. It questions the wisdom of bypassing state legislatures and warns of equality loss among states and a drift toward a single chamber.
The piece promotes The Weekly Sun and The Daily Sun with offers and subscriptions. It highlights an agricultural department, market reports, a woman's column, and a household interest section. It notes one dollar yearly and free mailing to the United States Canada and Mexico with advance payments requested.
Advertises a free examination and proper fitting by Dr H A Schell encouraging readers to call for an accurate eye fitting.
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