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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
2
Second-class Post Office Matter in Tucson Arizona
Notice states the material is entered under Act of Congress as a second class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tucson
Arizona
Christmas Festival and Navy Debates in Opinion
Editorial lauds Christmas as a day of joy and family cheer while critiquing the cost of naval expansion. It argues for a strong Navy but warns against unnecessary spending and questions funding large ships versus other defenses. It notes Santas and goodwill amid national debate on strategy and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Hanna's Bunk o Game on Navy Subsidies and Growth
The piece questions Senator Hanna of Ohio for arguing to subsidize a larger merchant marine to defend a growing Navy. It casts the plan as a political maneuver to keep naval officers occupied and suggests expanding routes or territories to justify naval power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
United States
San Diego
Mania
Uncle Sam
Ohio
New York
Mr. Hanna
South America
Congress
Roosevelt
Nicaragua Canal
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Danish West Indies
Roosevelts demand amid Maclay resignation clash
The editorial defends Maclay as a scapegoat and urges President Roosevelt to dismiss Secretary Long and move Crowinshield and Sampson to a court martial. It argues Maclay faced backlash for libel against Schley while his superiors bear responsibility for endorsing his book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maclay
Navy Department
Schley
Secretary Long
Admiral Sampson
Crowinshield
Sampson and Crowinshield
Roosevelt
Long
Sampson
St J Ut
Justice and Navy in Schley Case Debate
The piece notes a split among Republicans and Democrats over investigating the Schley case and Navy Department conduct in the Spanish War. Republicans oppose an inquiry to avoid condemning the Navy. Democrats favor one, arguing vindicating Schley would condemn the department, which the author says deserves condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Navy Department
Congress
Vindication of Admiral Schley Demands National Justice
A letter urges Congress and the American people to fully vindicate Admiral Schley amid claims the Court of Inquiry findings were politically driven and unjust. It warns that failing to correct the record would disgrace the nation before the world and harm heroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Asiatic
Schley
Congress
Witness T J Martin Praises King’s New Discovery
A Dixie Kentucky resident T J Martin testifies how King’s New Discovery eased nightly coughing and throat pain. He says the remedy cured coughs and chest troubles and has been used in his family for four years. Guaranteed bottles cost 60 cents and 1.00, with trial bottles offered at local druggists and wholesalers. Also advertised are plants and trees at Parker’s on Sixth Avenue and Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Martin
Dixie
L. Zeckendorf & Co
Geo. Martin Drug Store
Parker's
Sixth Avenue
Congress Street
Bishop Whipple and the first dental work on the frontier
An early tale of Bishop Whipple performing an extract using improvised tools after learning from a Chicago dentist. The anecdote recounts the Indian patient’s stoic response and the bishop’s later boast to his people. Also notes on teapots history, Swiss girl education, St Hubert and hydrophobia cures, and a Dr King’s New Life Pills advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Whipple
Chicago
Whitefish Lake
Relef
Boston Transcript
Europe
Harper’s Bazar
Bad Blood and Complexion Remedies Ad
An advertisement extols swift specific company’s S S S as a guaranteed vegetable cure for acne eczema and other skin troubles. It claims blood purification stops eruptions and promotes healthy skin and offers free written case guidance from Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Shobe
Lucas Avenue
St. Louis
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
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Associated Press
Abolt Maclay
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Justice
Coakley
Lincoln
Philadelphia Press
Mr. Boreley
London
Ross
Kempsey
Woroster
Helmund Wikie
Brockton
Barrett Wendell
William Everett
Wendell
Park Square
Everett
Mr. Wendell
Simpst
Pleasing Street
Kate
Miss Baptista
Switzerland
St. Hubert
Asom
Lavernots
Picartdy
Picardy
Pasteur Institute
Dr. King
Geo. Martin
U. S
Southern Pacific Company
el Paso
Assay
Chas.r. Wores
E.A. Jacobs
Assayer
Main and
Congress Streets
Hb. Buebman
Schilling
F. Ronstadt
Toms
Askin Bet
Jun
Dayton
Orient
Citizen
Stone Ave
Central Park Floral
Spring Bt
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Holly W. Redondo
Viole Smilax
R. T. Millar
Punsral
Brbaleer
Tucson, Arisg
C. C. Parker
Lady Embelmer
Tucsor
Abizo
Vind County
Territory of
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