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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1902
Page
2
Editorial note on summer mail delivery and ad rates
Parties leaving for coastal resorts can have The Citizen mailed at the same price as carrier delivery. Leave address at The Citizen business office corner zone avenue and Broadway or telephone Main 171.
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Citizen
Citizen Business
Broadway
RussiaShuns US in Antitrust Conference Debate
Analysis splits on why Russia omitted the United States from an international antitrust conference. Some say Russia seeks European trust cooperation against the US, others fault US tariff and trust protections that shield its exports, making invites pointless. European nations may resent America’s protectionist stance and stifling trust policy.
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United States
Russia
Europe
Washington
Trusts
Labor in Politics and the Union Movement
Analysis of US labor unions as a political force. It warns that unions moving into party politics could erode their usefulness and threaten the American Federation of Labor, contrasting arbitration gains with the risk of degeneration into a class political movement. Includes aside about Miss Yohe, Governor Brodie, and a Texas congressional convention.
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Milwaukee
Greater
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Denver
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Modesty vs Megaphone in The Four Hundred’s Public Fight
The passage portrays the Four Hundred as modest and averse to notoriety while noting a dramatic scene to avoid publicity. It questions how bashfulness can be reconciled with using a megaphone to seek public attention and concealment.
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Newport
Four Hundred
California
Boston
Bryan Upholds Pure Democracy in Nantasket Harmony Speech
In Nantasket William Jennings Bryan declared there can be no compromise and rejected mixed isms. He asserted there is a demand for straight democracy from now on without admixture, noting the Democratic steps of recent years.
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Nantasket
Bryan
Valuable Typewriter Becomes Worth More Than Original Cost
A New York bachelor author who writes on a machine offered to buy a typewriter for a spinster by hand. She replied that the Blank typewriter is not for sale at any price, noting its superior quality and urging care. the author aims to become a millionaire to hire its services.
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New York
Dathoress
Ryind
Detroit Prep Press
Gecaitanec Aonsie
The Life of Circus People
A look at circus life shows clan loyalty and family continuity as generations stay in the trade. Performers aging gracefully, women travel with protectors, and children grow up amid the touring world in a self contained circus family.
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Sitty
Wotiuti
Tlome
Sun's shrinking mass may cut life span of Earth’s sun
Modern heat theory implies the sun’s mass contracts about thirty five meters annually to sustain its vast energy. At this rate the solar radius would shrink by six percent in two millennia, predicting a future temperature drop and suggesting animal life could endure no more than ten million years more.
Lawyers find advertising by professionals pays off
The Philadelphia Record notes that despite bias among lawyers against ads, many practitioners advertise regularly and see profits. A New York lawyer spending 100 dollars weekly on newspaper ads says he would not stop, fearing he would be forgotten, arguing advertising pays from long experience and that ethics are largely illusory.
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Philadelphia Record
Ber
New York
Four or five lone voices in US government warned of corruption
An English visitor in Washington asked if a lone man from the minority party was the only honest official. A statesman replied that there may be four or five others like him, hinting at hidden integrity amid widespread corruption.
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Washington
Steel Wire Ropes Specifications and Core Guide
The text notes crucible steel ropes with a breaking strength of 70 to 76 tons per square inch. It states large pulleys are more necessary for wire than hemp ropes, with minimum diameters 1000 to 1400 times the wire, or 2000 times if steel, and that mining ropes are best made with a hemp core for flexibility.
Japanese lacquer art valued for labor over material
A native artist spends nearly a lifetime perfecting genuine Japanese lacquer through hundreds of thin coats applied over long intervals. The value lies in the labor invested rather than the material quality, and first class lacquer work is nearly inseparable from a needle scratch.
Longest Lion Bridge in China Reaches Five and Quarter Miles
In Sancans near the Lion bridge in China the structure is reported as the world’s longest. The bridge spans five and a quarter miles end to end with the roadway seventy feet above the water.
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Sancans
China
Character In Laughter Says Much About Character
A European psychologist links laugh sounds to traits. A laughs as A signals frankness and vigor, E to melancholy, I to timidity and helpfulness, O to generosity and boldness, U to misanthropy. Confucius is quoted about virtue and neighbors.
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