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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1902

Page

2

King Edward Endows SANA Sanatorium For Consumptives

The article discusses King Edward VII funding a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients, its aims and the open air treatment, plus the global effort to prevent TB and the need for healthy living to resist infection. It notes anti spitting laws, Arizona climate, and implications for public health and statehood debates.

Edward England United States Arizona Royal English Sanatorium

Senator Hoar's Inquiry into Philippine War

In the Senate yesterday Honri Hicar chairing the Judiciary introduced a resolution for a committee to inquire into the conduct of the war in the Philippines and the condition of its inhabitants. The piece questions why he looks abroad instead of domestic affairs and notes Arizona currently has no war to endure.

Arizona Hoaris Hoar Justice of the Peace United States Washington Rochester Ford Roosevelt Massachusetts Ben Daniels Wold Adid Senate United Sta Honri Hicar Tts Plato Philippines

The Democratic Position

The Dallas News laments confusion over the party stance on the day and notes Democrats may be straying from the procession. The piece cites Longfellow to suggest appearances deceive and asserts that Democrats have wandered from the line for years.

Dallas News Texas California Longfellow

Democrats and the 1904 platform question

The author argues Democrats should define positions on imperialism, corporate power, and constitutionalism. He asserts party identity rests on Jeffersonian democracy and opposes imperial overreach, urging a midline stance to attack the current administration’s policies.

Congress Jefferson Democratic Party Isti

Lighting the City and the Franchise Debate

The Citizen surveys city lighting views led by Mr. Rochester Ford who favors municipal ownership and cautions against hasty investments in new tech. It argues a five year franchise rate cap. supports fair company incentives and questions council reluctance to protect consumers. The piece also notes a call to name a maximum light rate to curb extortion and protect residents.

Rochester Ford Ford Electric Light Company Schumacher W. J. Murphy The Pueblo

Health Hints for Morning Health and Posture

Advice on breakfast fruit portions, flooring choices for comfort, water temperature and facial lines, breathing exercises to restore lip color, and a daily five minute rest for women. Bathing as a semi religious act in heat or when water is scarce, plus tips on body rubbing, privacy, and avoiding restless movements.

World silk output and odd notes across nations

Silk production tops a million pounds weekly worldwide. Oxford votes to end Sunday sermons. British railways pay about £1300 daily in damage compensation. European powers by size rank Russia Austria Germany France United Kingdom Italy. Paris pigeons raise young in nests of hairpins from Luxembourg paths. Fort Worth reports a Rock Island conductor collected 241 fares on a single El Reno rush run.

Great Britain Russia Austria Germany France United Kingdom Italy Paris Luxembourg Fort Worth Chicago, Rock Island & Texas el Reno el Reno, To Regeter

World’s costliest harbor noted at Cherbourg and ancient funerals

Record cites Cherbourg harbor built under Napoleon costing 15 million dollars. Also notes Alexander the Great’s funeral costing about a million with a gold coffin and ornate car. Includes dietary claims of the United States and a health ad for DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with local pharmacy mention.

Cherbourg Napoleon G. Freeman Alexander the Great Alexander Babylon Evria United States The Chicago Tribune Denmark Canica Australia Frances Sweden Crestnite

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