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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1902
Page
2
Editorial argues against continued war revenue taxes citing large gold reserves and calls for tariff reductions. It warns against U S intervention in Venezuela, saying Germany would be the sovereign actor if intervention occurs. The piece labels American paternalism as misguided meddling.
An Independent writer argues for foreign intervention in Venezuela describing a despotic military dictatorship. He claims business is paralyzed and prices are high causing widespread destitution as revolutions have plagued the past fifty years and the best citizens perished or fled.
The hundred thousand dollar modern hotel for Tucson advances under way as the City Council signals support. The Citizen applauds the effort and anticipates immediate city backing to attract visitors and boost local prosperity.
The piece rebuts the claim of British friendship shielding the United States from a European coalition in 1898. It argues the assertion is false, repeated by a few credulous Anglo maniacs and sympathetic papers, despite clear contrary evidence. It names Cassini Holleben and the French Charge as context.
The article critiques European power plays over the United States, citing M. Hanotaux and Washington Times correspondence, while arguing Russia’s neutrality dictated events. It then links the rise of modern democracy to the fourth century church state struggle, claiming democracy mirrors Catholic church philosophy and requires a democratic church. It mentions a Tucson smelter as a local economic prospect.
The church opposes imperial power and catholic unity is presented as the counter to empire. Ferguson argues history centers on the clash of two irreconcilable ideals world unity and empire versus church. He warns against surface labels masking deeper struggles between Judea and Babylon.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, a hotel housekeeper, wed the spirit of Theodore Comstock at a medium’s home in Detroit. The ceremony, conducted by Mrs. Mollie Ladell, drew a crowd of spiritualists and included spirits like Mr. Maginness and Mrs. Ladell in attendance. The bride praised the moment as the greatest privilege of mortal life. The event concluded with a wedding supper and emotional remarks by the bride. Theodore, a 500 year old English chemist spirit, declined to be interviewed.
An ad promises a money back guarantee for Schillings Baking Powder. It states if customers don’t like it they are the judge and jury and emphasizes satisfaction regardless of purity or freshness claims.
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