Tucson Evening Paper Note
Published every evening except Sunday by The Citizen Printing and Publishing Co. Member of the Associated Press. Entered according to Act of Congress as second class matter at the post office of Tucson, Arizona.
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Citizen Printing and Publishing Co
Congress
Tucson
Anzona
Memphis
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisville
New Orleans
Clarence Haydock
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
Cal
C. M. Burkhalter
8. P. Co
Arizona
Germany Rebukes Britain's South Africa Policy
The editorial argues German Chancellor Von Bulow delivered a sharp rebuke to Britain over South Africa atrocities. It rebukes English arrogance, praises German humanity, and contrasts British bluster with German justice. It notes Emperor William’s restraint and suggests Americans might envy Germany’s confident stance for justice and mercy.
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Great Britain
Germany
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
South Africa
Roberts
Kitchener
William
Kruger
von Bulow
England
London
New York
Astor
London Truth
Henry Labouchere
Spain
France
de Wet
Soundness of Republican rule questioned in 1904 dispute
A pro-Democratic critique challenges Senator Fairbanks and the Republican claim of broad party soundness. The piece denounces Reconstruction era policies, suppression of minority rights, tariff and currency issues, and imperial actions in the Philippines. It contrasts Democratic promises with Republican costs, citing trade losses, taxation, and human toll. A local note about a Goshen NY copper plate adds a minor archival curiosity.
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Fairbanks
Indiana
John Sherman
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Harrion
George K. Hoar
Emmunds
Democratic Party
Our Philippine Experiment. The Republican of Phoenix
A fragment from a historical piece discusses the Republic of Phoenix in a Philippine context, noting its esteem and ambiguities as part of a broader political experiment and governance discussion.
Old Folks Need Stomach Bitters for Health
An advertisement urges elderly readers to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to tone the aratem and strengthen the stomach and kidneys after eighty years of life. Grandfather John Harris of Claytonville Kansas credits the bitters for his long life and continued good health.
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John Harris
Claytonville
Kan
Diverse Scientific Snapshots From a Bygone Era
The article surveys varied topics from gas composition and planetary atmospheres to wood strength and mortality rates in Austria and England. It notes peanuts absorbing alcohol, olive oil's similar effect, differences in phosphorescence of Brazilian and Cape diamonds, a solar heat estimate, and a nebular origin of stellar heat.
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Prof
Gerhardt
Vienna
Austria
England
Gustave le Bon
Cape
Variables in Wu vCRUCS Text Reveal Odd Reading Clues
An OCR garbled passage discusses animal behavior and hibernation, mentioning squirrels woodchucks and a winter sleep cycle. It notes March emergence in New York and hints at reading difficulty and linguistic oddities in the source.
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Rt Boeher
Beont
Runys
America
Mareh
New York
Fire engine makers form a massive capital combination
A new trade alliance of fire engine manufacturers forms with a capital of v000000. Population trends show a decline of Chinese in the United States while Japanese numbers rise. A Public Library Bulletin writer credits Petersboro New Hampshire with establishing the first free public library in 1799. Bridge Commissioner Shea reports New York owns 78 bridges costing 24792510, excluding 439 highway structures and several bridges under construction with substantial outlays.
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Public Library Bulletin
Petersboro
N. H
Shea
New York
The Secret of Long Life Promoted by Bitters and Cure
The ad proclaims secret of long life through healthy body organs and rapid destruction of disease germs. Electric Bitters claim to regulate stomach liver kidneys purify blood and curb ailments from kidney troubles to malaria with a promised splendid appetite and strong health. Also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and fullness and notes sale at Bell's Pharmacy 22 North Church Street.
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Bell's
North Church Street
Classified ads offer money back on Schilling's Best powder
A humor filled ad notes that cheap baking powders resemble a man with a powerful weakness and promises a money back guarantee if customers dislike Schilling's Best. It asks readers if they have lost anything and points to the Citizen's Classified Ads as a finder.
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Fire and Laboratory
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