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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1902

Page

8

Strike-breakers halted as union pickets converge at depot

A Los Angeles group bound for Cananea were intercepted by a Machinists Union committee at the depot. The Cananea strike, tied to a demand for longer hours without wage rise and hospital fund issues, drew protests from American workers who vow to keep away. No violence reported.

Machinists’ Union Los Angeles Cananea Wen Boiler Makers’ Union George Mitchell Benson the Citizen Mexico

Mexican envoy Diaz Hale heads to coronation tour

G Delandos Y Sseandorn mayor of Mexico City and envoy to King Edward's coronation arrives in New Orleans with family. The party proceeds to Washington and New York, then England for the ceremony, spending five months in Paris after. Escandura lauds President Diaz as a strong leader with future succession notes.

New Orlans G. Delandos Y Sseandorn Mexico Mexican Republic Edward New Orleans Washington New York England Paris Diaz Senor Escandura

Cold Stimulant Debate: Cold Baths Better Than Alcohol

Health notes insist cold applications outperform alcohol as a heart stimulant. Kellogg outlines chest compressions at 60 degrees and slow evaporation, while warning alcohol is not a tonic but a narcotic that depresses nerve activity even in small amounts.

Winternitz Germany Kellogg

Orchard and Garden Advice From Horticulture Columns

Practical tips on tree planting pruning and wind orientation. Deep soil beds and straight rows save labor. Lime wash removes moss on bark. Preserve roots when transplanting. Sprinkle spraying for insect damage. Gladiolus bulbs need full sun and sandy soil with spacing.

Physician on originality in human minds and insanity

A Philadelphia physician laments the lack of originality in human thought. He argues that even the insane follow uniform, imitative delusions divided into fixed classes.

Philadelphia

Contrarian promise on horse bets tests resolve

In a Washington Star excerpt, Mrs. Torkins pleads with Charley to stop racing wagers. He vows not to bet, while she argues that avoiding bets deprives him of possible winnings, highlighting a clash over gambling and prudence.

Hairstyles of Louis XVI Era Shine in Dandies List

The piece catalogs numerous 18th century hairdressing styles such as the cascade of St. Cloud windmill sheep and lambs hen and chickens dog and hare and many others including Minerva's helmet and the lover's snare. It notes powders leaving traces on coats revealing a lady's recent whereabouts.

Louis XVI St. Cloud

A Pleasant Prospect Mooney Enlists and Responds to Parents

A young man named Mooney enlists in the army and after five months in India receives a pitiful letter from his parents threatening the workhouse unless money is sent. He replies, advising them to endure six years and seven months until he returns, then all three will go in together.

Mooney India London

Sun Effects on Monuments Elongate Shadow Ellipse Noted

The English Mechanic reports that sunlight causes monuments to incline and sway. A tall statue shows a regular swing away from the sun as the shaded side expands less, making the monument appear to tilt. A pendulum inside Nelson's Column would trace an ellipse about half an inch across on clear days.

Nelson Trafalgar Square

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