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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1902
Page
1
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British War Office faces public uproar as alleged profiteering by contractors surfaces. Reported for weeks undermined by delays in Army supplies with figures claiming hundreds of thousands of pounds diverted through speculators and favoritism. Names like Cecil Rhodes are linked to questionable deals for troop provisions in Africa. Further details awaited.
In Washington February 8 the Washington Post reports Capt Mix of Nogales advocates a San Carlos dam on the Gila. Delegates Marcus Smith and Col. Rice back a plan to aid 5000 San Carlos Apache, making the reservation self supporting via a reservoir fed by the Gila River. The idea aims to irrigate fertile land and benefit a broad area rather than a few interests.
Feb 7 report from Sin Youk notes Mexican dollar value at 4 and silver at 3.50 per ounce with exchange details.
Oracle Arizona February 7 reports point to a deliberate murder of E H Vail at his canyon ranch with the body burned to hide the crime. John Brown of Tucson found the charred remains. Vail was shot in the back while in his kitchen. Neighbors follow horse tracks as they seek justice.
Cheyenne authorities doubt that Benjamin Daniels of 1879 Wyoming prison theft notoriety is the same man President Roosevelt nominated for Arizona marshalship. Confirmation for the post is stalled as Senate investigates. Last known in New Mexico ranching, the Cripple Creek Daniels denies any prison record.
The Reverend J B Roberts of the Church of This World in Kansas City is reported to become head of the Agnostic Church and assume the title of Colonel Robert G Ingersoll. Trustees plan to expand the local church to global membership with Dr Roberts touring the United States to organize the movement.
Near Admiral and Mrs Schley arrived in Washington this morning from their western and southern trip and went at once to their apartments in the Richmond. The severe cold from which the Admiral has been suffering is greatly improved.
One of the season’s principal musical events the Schubert Symphony Club will perform at the Opera House on Thursday night. Do not miss hearing this famous ensemble.
Wu Tingfang argues for female lawyers and jurors at a Washington College of Law banquet. He says medical care should be led by women and juries should reflect the sex of offenders, advocating women as peers in law and medicine. A Cedar City drug-store incident involving hatchet violence is noted in a later dispatch.
The Maryland Legislature considers a bill requiring separate railway cars or compartments for white and negro passengers. Railroads and steamboat lines oppose, while supporters push to force votes in the House. Republicans wary of political consequences, Democrats aim to force records, with a street railway amendment planned.
Mrs Jefferson Davis has offered to sell the Beauvoir estate in Mississippi to the Legislature for 10000 dollars to be used as a home for indigent Confederate soldiers. The 116 acre property is seen by some as ideal for a soldiers home though others favor a more central location. The choice rests with the commission created by the George bill which has passed the Senate and moves to the House.
Snowstorms and fog envelope the United Kingdom in the most severe weather in twenty years. London faced darkness, disrupted traffic, and dangerous navigation on the Thames and Mersey. Snow and blocked communications affect Scotland and Wales as outdoor work is halted.
Laura Wird, formerly of Portland, sues L A Ward of San Francisco for divorce claiming he nearly starved her on an all uncooked fruit and nut diet. She says he mixed politics with business, barred money, and caused fear of mental deterioration. The child remains with a friend in San Francisco. The case is continued for more corroboration.
Rhoda Taylor confessed to police in Argentine, Kansas that Noah Long, an old soldier and stone mason, was robbed and his body tossed into the Kaw River by accomplices Dona hue and Goff after withdrawing $216 pension from a bank. Long vanished after visiting a local saloon. authorities search the frozen Kaw River for his body.
In Middletown New York on a February day Mrs. Samuel Loppo awoke from a nightmare about a mangled body on a railroad track near her home and warned her husband. He ignored the warning and was struck by a locomotive, with both legs run over and he dying almost instantly.
In Frenchburg Kentucky on February 8 16 year old Madeline Black and her friend Marvella Patrick planned to drown themselves after Black married and despaired at separation. Black died in Beaver Creek while Patrick survived but in critical condition after being carried by driftwood and rescued.
Hon George P Blair and company directors visited the grade where Colonel Bridges, chief engineer, has 106 men at work this afternoon. The gathering toured the line of the American Mexican railroad to inspect progress on the grade and supervise operations.
President Roosevelt cancels his Charleston journey after a Croton school telegram reports Theodore Jr condition unchanged. Mrs Roosevelt arrives at Groton school where she visits the boy and speaks through President Peabody, avoiding further statements.
Charleston observers blame the cancellation of President Roosevelt's trip for Exposition plans and Lincoln Day celebrations. The city held high hopes for a grand reception with the President as the central figure, with arrangements now in doubt.
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