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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1902

Page

2

Inconsistent Will Sparks Atheist Debate On Mor ris Reiman Legacy

Editorial attacks Mor ris Reitman of Chicago for leaving $1000 to the Boston Investment Company to distribute Robert G. Ingersoll lectures, arguing an atheist should not promote religion. It contends true knowledge honors morality, not humbug, and condemns suppression of religious sentiment as irrational.

Chicago Los Angeles Express Morris Reitman Boston Investment Company Boston Mass Robert G. Ingersoll Mr. Reiman Ingersoll Pinhead Hughes Mr. Ingersoll Shakespeare Morris Reiman

Barred by the party line on statehood for three territories

The New York World reports that Congress will likely withhold statehood for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma. It argues leaders in Washington fear reinforcing opposition in the House and Senate and treats voters in those territories as political minors for not adopting Republican doctrines.

Congress Arizona House of Representatives N. O. Murphy Supreme Court of the United States Statehood Murphy New Mexico Oklahoma House Senate Washington New York World United States

The High Cost of War Across Centuries

A spirited argument traces war expenditures from Napolean to the Boer War and the Philippine conflict. The author notes pensions and military costs funded by labor, arguing governments should hear the people and make war less popular.

Napolean France United States Great Britain Napoleon

The Minnesota Movement Tests Interstate Corporate Law

The Minnesota Legislature meets in extra session to address Northwestern railroad combine power. Governor Van Sant seeks to authorize cross state corporate activity, raising questions about state versus federal authority and the reach of interstate commerce regulation. The issue could mark a epoch in railroad combination and trust control.

Minnesota Great Northwestern Railroad van Sant Congress Inter-State Commerce Commission

Pilgrim pride and wit at Washington dinner

The Pilgrims Club of Washington hosted a dinner with Senator Hoar presiding. Speakers boasted of New England superiority, while Wu Ting-fang suggested New Englanders could learn from others. A Californian mocked Pilgrim lineage, prompting jokes about angels and California.

Pilgrims Club Washington Pilgrim Club Senator Hoar Plymouth Rock United States Pilgrims Club of Washington Pilgrims Wu Ting-fang New New England Mr. Wu New Zngland China South St. Lawrence Gulf of California Plymoth Rock

Greed of Socialists

Letter from S S Johnson of Somerton Arizona to The Citizen argues that socialism seeks government by and for the people with referendum and proportional representation and public ownership of production while preserving private property. He says socialists would not fully sink the individual but seek majority rule and partnership with government.

Yuma, Ariz the Citizen Democratic Party Jefferson Jesus H. Johnson Socialist Club Somerton Arizona

Beavers Show Off Power of Teeth in Lod and Gun

Lt Risteen describes beavers as portable pulp mills capable of cutting large trees. He recalls a 22 inch birch felled by one beaver and a big beaver bringing down a sapling three inches through. He notes beavers regrow damaged teeth within ten days.

Risteen Lod and Gun

Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief

An 19th century ad style note claims that nervous prostration and irritability in women stem from hormonal imbalance and asserts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will quickly relieve the trouble. The fragment suggests a medical endorsement aimed at female health.

Lydia Pinkham W. Childs-Blackburn W. C. Brackaury Fifth Ave Rock Island Til Lydia EK Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Samuel Boy Cozy Ave Oneonta N. Y

Electric Bitters Touted As Cure For Grip Woes

A historic ad touts Electric Bitters as a tonic and blood purifier for grip symptoms. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, restores energy, and supports liver and kidney health, with thousands of users noting improved health and spirits. Priced at 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction offered by druggists.

Best Schilling’s Best Baking Powder Ad Advice

A vintage ad-style fragment praises Schilling’s Best Baking Powder as quality for nutrition. It warns poor powder leads to weak coarse foods and bad habits, urging readers to choose the best brand to maintain nutrition and proper cooking results.

Schilling

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