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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1902

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Roosevelt's Big Jaunt Aims to Swing Nationwide Tour

President Roosevelt plans a sweeping national trip described as the biggest presidential swing since Johnson. He will defend the administration, seek tariff reform, and promote unity while making speeches and pursuing hunting adventures across southern and western states.

President Roosevelt Speaks in Pittsburg Parade Admired

President Roosevelt visits Pittsburg on July 4 and receives an enthusiastic welcome from about 200000 spectators. Army escort of 3000 troops leads him from Union Station to Schenley Park while Governor candidates Stone and Lee ride together along with several Congressmen. The crowd cheers as the president delivers the day’s oration after a service and chorus.

Pittsburg President Rosevelt Union Station Peaker Schenly Park John A.ee Stone

Amnesty Proclaimed to Filipino Patriots

President Roosevelt announced amnesty for Filipino patriots at Luneta after a parade of 6000 Americans and Filipinos. The proclamation was read at noon in English and Spanish from a flag-draped stand in Manila.

Manila Roosevelt

Keel of Nebraska Battleship Laid by Governors

The keel of the battleship Nebraska was laid at Moran Bros. shipyard with large crowds watching. Governor Ezra P. Savage of Nebraska and Governor Henry McBride of Washington drove the first rivet in the morning ceremony.

Nebraska Seattle Wash Moran Bros Ezra P. Savage Henry McBride Washington

Insane Physician Diagnoses Spark Smallpox Case

In Indianapolis on July 4 Maud Divan a St Marys Catholic school pupil developed smallpox after remaining in classes for over a week and playing with others Another girl seated nearby contracted the disease An investigation found Maud had been treated by Dr M S Staley who was declared insane and placed in an asylum He had misdiagnosed the condition as a skin eruption and prescribed lotion Health authorities fear the entire 20 pupil school may have been inoculated.

Maud M. S. Staley Beema

Man presumed dead found alive in Kentucky

Lee Johnson, once believed dead after disappearing near Elizabeth Town Illinois, reappeared in Carrsville Kentucky. Nance Stone accused of murder involvement, later jailed. merchants George Rose and O P Wiley were arrested but released after Johnson surfaced. Stone reportedly deteriorated mentally from the ordeal.

Paducah, Ey Lee Johnson Carrsville Livingston Elizabethtown Ilinois Nance Jane Stone Abat Town Barley Johnson Ohio River Smithland George Rose O. P. Wiley

Rulers Palace Mayflower Yacht Aims For Presidential Luxury

New York July 4 The Mayflower the presidential yacht at Brooklyn Navy Yard after 60000 worth alterations ready for sea. Roosevelt quarters include six staterooms two large lavished with silk panels. reception room dining saloon teak smoking room and marble bath. Luxuries exceed Jeffersonian simplicity as the nation projects naval prestige.

United States and Ocean Roosevelt Navy Yard United States Hohenzollern

Train Robbery in Illinois Injures Express Messenger

A Chicago Rock Island Omaha through express was held up at Dupont Illinois. Express Messenger Kane was shot in the groin and in critical condition. The safe was forced but the amount stolen is unknown. Charles Messler was arrested after forcing the engine to stop. Broodhounds are tracking the robbers.

Express Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Omaha Rob

Trainmaster Promoted Assistant Manager

A. T. Sweet, trainmaster at Las Vegas, was today named assistant general manager of the Santa Fe system, succeeding D. E. Call.

Union Pacific Cheyenne shops resemble forties barracks

At Cheyenne Wyoming the Union Pacific carpenter shop resembles a forties barracks with cots bedding and cooks. A guard presence exists as clashes and threats occur nearby while machinists plan strikes and outsiders move in to replace workers.

Carlson Central Avenue Viaduct Belock Rawlins Evanston

Burned Bridge Sparks Fatal Shooting Near Lyons

F R Alien a local veteran was shot and killed about 11:50 pm by Gus Pilum a ranchman west of Lyons in Big Elk park. A dispute over a burned bridge and gate led Pflum to threaten with a shotgun before firing. Imhoff and Myers fled, returning at daylight to find Alien dead near the gate.

Gus Pilum Lyons Big Elk Park Allen John Imhoff Emmet Myers Pflum Alen Plum Imhoff Myers

Outlaw Tracey Traced in Ballard Barn Sleep and Pursuit

Seattle report says Tracey the outlaw slept in a Ballard barn six miles from the city. He left at 5 30 this morning as militia chase him. Neill Rowley died after being shot by Tracey, and a large posse, including Marshal McQuade with thirty men, is pursuing toward the north based on a Bethel hotelier sighting.

Seattle Wash Tracey Ballard Neill Rowley A. J. Rogers Bethel Sheriff's Office Marshal McQuade Issaquah

Outlaw Hunt Moves by Special Train and Wagon Road

Report notes a special train will transport a pursuit party to Bethel while the group travels by wagon road and track in search of the outlaw. Local authorities coordinate the manhunt and expect heightened activity along the routes.

Bethel

National League and American League Scores Report

American League results show Boston 5, Baltimore unknown, Philadelphia 3, Washington 1, Detroit 4, St Louis unknown, Chicago 10, Cleveland 2. National League scoring lists Cincinnati 7, Boston 8, Chicago Maple 2, Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 7, New York unspecified.

Bostor Baltimore Philadephia Washington Letroit St. Louis Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Moston Chicago Maple A Titlsburg New Ene

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