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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
2
Bureaucratic lead notes the paper is published as second class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office with Bek O'Brien Moore listed as editor.
Editorial casts Senator McLaurin of South Carolina as provoking turmoil in the Democratic party over caucus access. It notes no Democratic Senate caucus has met this session and argues his charges lack ground, urging withdrawal and hiding away rather than railing at colleagues.
Miss Elizabeth Van Duzer, an American from Portland, resisted a Paris restaurant bill of 18 francs for a dinner. The court reduced the charge by one third and ordered the restaurant to reimburse part of the meal and pay costs. The piece lauds American pluck in securing justice abroad and condemns European extortion practices.
The article argues that Roosevelts break with the Hanna syndicate signals a new era for the Republican Party. It highlights postmaster general Smith and cabinet dynamics, the Manila payroll debate, and Tafts salary while framing a clash between Roosevelt and Hanna as pivotal for the partys future.
A congressional delegation recently visited the Philippines to secure a more intelligent and personal grasp on island government affairs since their transfer from previous oversight. The trip aimed to better understand local salary structures and administrative practices for policy alignment.
A jumbled OCR read lists scattered words and names, creating a vague, unreadable fragment. No clear events, dates, or entities emerge to identify a specific news item or notice.
In Campton Kentucky Andy Paulbee who died last week was said to have fallen from a fence. A six year old grandson claims his grandfather William Paulbee killed him with a club. The body was exhumed wounds found and a club recovered. The elder Paulbee fled and a posse hunts him, believed insane.
A report claims Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls 8 D is slated to become Archbishop of Manila. O Gorman a friend of President Roosevelt and Archbishop Ireland has led Sioux Falls since 1896 and earlier served with the Catholic University in Washington. He denied knowledge of the plan in a telephone interview.
A bound and blindfolded man is found dead in Eas Eichhorn’s residence, killed with a stove wood stick. John Thomas, Eichhorn’s nephew, is suspected of robbery motive after Eichhorn drew a substantial bank sum Friday. The article also recounts distant-visibility calculations and a Civil War anecdote involving General Wise and General Lee.
A dialogue contrasts exported versus transported with a joke about going to England and being exported while another person would be transported. The note mentions the Kongo River, calling it one of the widest waterways.
A short entry notes hours at Mark 41 North for toll free telephones and public access. It records a single time change and references pB listings. No further context or dates are provided.
Fragmentary OCR text lists times and initials with unclear meaning. The readable portion hints at schedule notes or a timetable but lacks coherent events, places, or names to anchor a fuller card.
Fragmentary OCR text lists iF Ryan and Torne connected to a church matter with unclear details. No coherent event or dates emerge to confirm a specific news item.
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