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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
2
An Associated Press notice records service and posting details as filed with the Tucson Arizona post office, indicating second class matter status under federal act. The entry confirms standard AP distribution and legal filing upon import.
In Senate testimony Judge Taft portrays smooth Philippine conditions and loyal local sentiment while critics warn of insurrection. War Department data show high salaries for Taft and fellow commissioners, boosting official cheer in Manila and shaping a buoyant view of American rule.
Telegraphic dispatches from New York describe Prince Henry of Prussia delaying rising, with a humorous note on American drinking culture. The piece predicts he must prove his stamina in Gotham and cautions about handling the Chicago and St Louis scenes if he doubts himself.
President Roosevelt settles the marshalship controversy with Colonel McCord poised to satisfy Republicans in the Territory and Democrats securing their rightful concerns.
The selection of Colonel McCord is deemed proper as he possesses required qualifications and has discharged duties acceptably. He is in accord with the dominant party and the administration’s policy to reward faithful partisanship. The piece urges gratitude for the President’s favors and cautions against harsh criticism.
The article reviews Secretary Hay's forthcoming eulogy for McKinley, noting literary merit yet limited political distinction. It compares Hay's address with Blaine's Garfield tribute, praising Hay's tone while acknowledging Blaine's enduring eloquence. Also mentions McKinley's death elevating him and endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Care at Bell's Pharmacy.
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