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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
2
The snippet notes the Associated Press item entered as second class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office under federal act. It reflects standard newspaper filing practices for distribution and archival processing.
The Chicago Ameri can Transvaal league urges action against U S support for Britain in South Africa arguing it breaches neutrality. It cites British shipments of horses and mules from New Orleans to Cape Colony, calls for executive enforcement of the Washington treaty, and opposes Cuban tariffs to favor reciprocity with Cuba.
The push for reciprocal trade with Cuba faces opposition from sugar and tobacco interests controlled by trusts, yet Republican authorities favor the arrangement. General Wood, Cuba’s military Governor, states Cuba’s great desire is to pursue reciprocal trade.
In a Kansas Academy of Science dispute over gold in Western Kansas shales, Professor Lovewell of Washburn College provoked a quarrel by asserting a claim. The heated exchange erupted into a row among Kansas scientists, described as a brewing squall in the state’s intellectual scene.
An advertisement urges elderly readers to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to tone the system and strengthen the stomach and kidneys after years of wear. Grandfather John Harris of Claytonville Kan praises the product and credits his long life and good health to its use.
The discussion between Professors Lovewell and Sayer over gold in Western Kansas shales ends in a heated clash, with Lovewell insisting on gold findings and Sayer denying them. The dispute mirrors broader tensions between institutions as public interest lingers in the claim of mineral wealth amid local conditions and regional skepticism.
The Arizona Star urges searching for a candidate to Congress but notes Democrats will name the next delegate in due form. The piece suggests the Star may mobilize Prohibitionists while Democrats prepare a convention.
The confirmation of Benjamin Franklin Daniels as United States marshal for Arizona sparks debate on patronage power versus Senate scruples. Arizona voters object to the appointment, arguing Daniels’ public gambling table work was temporary and that professional gamblers are generally barred from civic duties.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to stop the cough and cure a cold in one way with no cure, no pay and a price of 25 cents.
Notice states removal of blacksmith and horse shoeing shop to Scott Street on Military Plaza between Jackson and Ochoa. Invites friends and patrons to visit. Signed Miguel Hidalgo. 63-8.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hosts a Grand Valetine Ball at the Tucson Natatorium on February 14 1902. Dancing starts at 9 oclock with tickets priced at 1.50. The event invites gentlemen and ladies to attend.
During the July 1900 burning of Standard Oil tanks in Bayonne New Jersey an immense smoke column rose for over two miles, its top shaped like an umbrella. White clouds formed above as flames reached 8,000 feet after tank explosions and heat was felt up to nearly two miles away.
The excerpt notes that wild or native dogs do not bark but whine howl and growl, while barking appears only in domesticated dogs. It cites Columbus observing domesticated dogs in America lost their barking tendency upon return and mentions scientists linking barking to the dog’s effort to speak.
A brief item contrasts a humorous abstinence dialogue with an advertisement for Kline Kohn & Co. a leading ladies tailoring house. It mentions Smith the Tailor in the upper Wedge and positions the firm as up to date in the United States.
Practical advice on keeping goldfish in a globe, including fresh water needs, aeration tips, feeding misconceptions, and recommended foods. Also notes on handling and general care, with a brief London Standard quote and a Parisian millinery sale tease included.
Readers ask which groups gain from The Citize Classified Act and whether the program effectively pays participants. Officials cite potential tax implications and administrative hurdles while users seek concrete benefits and timely payments.
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