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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
2
AP News Entry in Tucson Post Office Record
A notice appears under the Associated Press label indicating distribution as a second‑class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office under federal act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tucson
Arizona
Editorial on Divorce and Church Morals in Society
The piece argues divorce threatens national morals with Catholic and South Carolina bans highlighted. It reviews Bishop Doane of Albany, his views on remarriage after divorce, church limits, and the sociological impact of remarriage. It calls for ending easy divorce and fostering strong public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Ecclesiastica
Catholic Church
South Carolina
Doane
Albany
William of
The Pronunciation of English in Ireland Seen by a Professor
A letter from an Arizona University professor argues Irish speech is not superior to English and discusses the Cromwellian influence on Irish pronunciation. The writer cites Swift Pope Dryden and Johnson, notes regional brogue traits and archaic spellings, and reflects on Irish linguistic history and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Dublin
Ireland
Dean Swift
Pope
England
Munster
Cromwell
Milton
Dryden
What did Martin say to Vickers in reply
The Citizen reports two alleged Martin replies to Vickers about a bids dispute. It suggests Martin's indignant reply may be authentic, noting Martin's Prescott newspaper ownership and Roosevelt era civil service aims, and invites readers to seek the full correspondence directly from Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
J. C. Martin
Martin
Phoenix
Ariz
Cor
California
Kearney St
San Francisco
Akers
Job
Prescott
George W. Vickers
Artz
Roosevelt
Irish Pronunciation Debate Echoes Through Times
The piece argues Irish pronunciation retains classical purity despite claims of barbarity. It cites French influence on words like complete and theme and references Pope Ogilby New Castle and Shakespeare as evidence of enduring English sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Reciprocity Debate Shows Political Fault Lines
Secretary Root backs reciprocity with Cuba on sugar and tobacco provoking tariff faction clashes in Washington. The Administration faces Republican resistance as critics call reciprocity a constitutional overreach and a shield for protectionist interests by shifting revenue bill power from the House to the executive and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Cuba
Washington
House of Representatives
President
Senate
Reciproc ity critique and tariff critique in political clashes
The text rails at reciprocity as a weapon of the enemy to strip Congress of revenue power and accuses the tariff system of corruption. It harshly condemns Secretary Gage, calls him a tool of money interests, and warns that a Republican crusade against the South could punish Democratic regions. It suggests broader regional uniformity in discipline if the South is targeted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New England
Brave five year old travels 1000 miles to care for brother
In Omaha Nebraska five year old Loraine Struble travels by rail with her two year old brother to stay with grandmother near Mortimer Ohio after their father Howard Struble disappeared. The mother appealed to county commissioners for fare help and the conductor promises supervision during the journey. The trip coincides with a Midwinter Carnival sale offering El Paso bound tickets January 13 to 18 1902 with return by January 20 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Dee
Loraine Struble
Mortimer
O. Howard Struble
Union Pacific
Scrubl
Beard
Grandma's
Loraine
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso
Christmas Turkeys For Kinmundy Railride Incident
In Kinmundy Illinois Central Railroad crews arranged a Christmas dinner for locals after a rail accident caused by icy tracks. A freight train slid into a second train loaded with live poultry telescopeing the caboose and poultry cars, delaying the southbound Chicago and New Orleans limited for three hours while one engine was damaged. Passengers joined a spontaneous turkey hunt while the track was cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farina
Kinmundy Teday
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
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Newcastle
Shakespeare
Stoddard
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U. S
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Xmas
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Puneral
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Lady Bubelmer
Ladies End Children
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Territory
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