Shannon Faces Election With Democratic Platform
Mr Shannon outlines his campaign for delegate to Congress on a straight Democratic platform. He seeks party support and presents policy positions intended to appeal to voters.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1902
Page
1
Shannon on tariffs trusts and Arizona politics
Hon. Charles M. Shannon discusses party principles, bi partisanship, and the need to regulate trusts. He backs statehood for Arizona, the Omnibus bill, and supports Mark Smith's legacy in Congress while aiming to be the Territory’s next Delegate. He criticizes the Republican leadership and promises to serve all Arizonans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Shannon
Citizen
Congress
Democratic Party
Nee Wotlen
Republican Party
Republan Party
Commission
Arizona
Henderson
House
Beveridge
Senate
Mr. Shannon
Mark Smith
Smith
Wilson
Graham County
Graham
Yavapai
Shannon
Northwestern students form Anti-Osculation Society
An article from Chicago recounts Northwestern University students forming the Anti-Osculation Society to vow abstinence from kissing. Professor Crook is honored, and pledges prohibit kissing while allowing four-person boating and short chats. A reception and beach party are planned for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crook
Northwestern University
Algie R. Crook
Charlotte Phillips
Orrrington Avenue
Still Free Outlaw Tracey as Body of Merrill Found
Seattle July 15. Absent posse efforts as Sheriff Cudthee calls all deputies to Seattle. A Chehalls dispatch reports Merrill, who escaped Oregon penitentiary with Tracey, has been found with a back bullet wound. The death supports Tracey's forest duel account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Seattle
Wash
Tracy
Cudthee
Chehalls
Oregon
Tracey
Farmer Otto Faust Sent to Insane Asylum in Chicago
Otto Faust a North Dakota farmer known as the generous man gave away most of his wealth to the poor and built a church. He traveled to Chicago with $65 to buy medals for his church claiming a divine vision to save the city and was found wandering in a demented condition. Police held nearly a thousand officers in reserve to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Otto Faust
Valley City
North Dakota
Dunning
Faust
Double Mine Blast in Pennsylvania Kills Four
A dynamite explosion at Berwin-White No 4 mine in Winder Pennsylvania near Rolling Mill mine claims four lives and injures many. The incident occurred around noon today about seven miles from the Rolling Mill site where a prior explosion happened last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Berwin-White Company
Winder
Pennsylvania
Mil
Roosevelt Anti-Trust Letter Attacks Knox Defense
The American Anti-Trust League mailed a letter to President Roosevelt censuring his Pittsburg July 4th speech praising Attorney General Knox. It argues Knox failed to act against alleged Sherman Act violations and urges the President to retract his defense of Knox and reassign the attorney general to enforce the laws impartially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
American Anti-Trust League
Roosevelt
Knox
Pittsburg
League
Congress
United States
Department of Justice
Merchants Suffer Loss as Freight Strike Intensifies
Chicago today faced intensified disruption as eight hundred police were kept in reserve at downtown stations and rail yards amid the freight handlers strike and sympathetic teamster walkout. Merchants fear over a million dollars daily in losses while Erie and Santa Fe rejected compromise proposals, with teamsters under President Young moving perishable freight directly from cars to ease the bottleneck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Inl
Curran
Erie
Santa Fe
Young
Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters
Ancient Order of Hibernians Convene in Denver Parade
Five hundred delegates gathered in Denver for the biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. The event opened with a parade and pontifical high mass as delegates convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Edward Goes to Sea to Recruit Health
London July 15 King Edward travels from Buckingham Palace to Victoria Station in an ambulance drawn by two horses for a royal yacht voyage to Portsmouth. Queen Alexandra accompanies him as there are no public demonstrations per his explicit request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
London
King Edward
Victoria Station
Portsmouth
Victoria and Albert
Buckreham Palace
Queen Alexandra
Box Rented by Minor Seeks Post Office Ruling
Willie Ray Webb of Albion Mississippi rented Post Office box 14 to write to his sweetheart Pearl Nabors whose parents forbid meetings. The postmistress refused further use by the minor. The Postmaster General ruled that postal laws forbid renting a box for a minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Willie Ray Webb
Albion
Mississipi
Willie
P. M. Gi
Misa
Pearl Nabors
Corn prices fall as July corner collapses at Chicago Board
The corn speculators rushed in at the Board of Trade opening, bears held control, and July corn tumbled to 65 1-2 cents, down 15 1-2 cents on the day and 20 1-2 cents from yesterday's high, signaling a sharp break in the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, II
Board of Trade
Bears
Pauncefote Memorial Observed in London
Memorial exercises for Lord Pauncefote, late British ambassador to Washington, were held at noon in the chapel royal at St James Palace. Attendees included all American embassy members and many government officials. King Edward was represented by Lord Churchill, acting lord chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Pauncefote
Great Britain
Washington
Chapel Royal
St. James’ Palace
King Edward
Kring Churchill
Lord Chamberain
Theodora Van Wyck Halts Washington Wedding
Theodora Van Wyck, niece of ex mayor Robert Van Wyck, interrupted the marriage to Frank Mitchell at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Mitchell produced a license and the ceremony began, but the bride refused to proceed saying it was too serious. She later stayed in a leading Washington hotel while Mitchell sought her consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodora van Wyck
Robert van Wyck
New York
Frank Mitchell
Southern Railroad
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Radcliffe
Radcliff
Miss van Wyck
Metal and Money Market Minute
New York July 15 Mexican dollars rise with 41 percent silver and 53 cent copper. Copper at 11.87 percent and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yacht Upset Drowns Two Men in Chicago Lake
Two men drowned when the yacht Arib IV capsized after a sudden storm near Chicago. Eight others clung to the overturned vessel for hours, fighting for life. The yacht was owned by John Cameron, cashier of the National Bank of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arib IV
John Cameron
The
National Bank of the Republic
Seven-Year Drunken Spending Leads to Guardianship
In Clayton Missouri a probate jury ruled Thomas B Warren addicted to habitual drunkenness and incapable of managing his estate, triggering a guardian appointment after his sister sought to protect his young wife and child. Warren, Princeton graduate from a prominent St. Louis family, spent about $70,000 on liquor in under seven years, leaving only $7,500 of his inheritance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Clayton
Thomas B. Warren
Matt
Anna Lee Warren Powe
Warren
Princeton
St. Louis
Isaac Warren
New Treasurer Appointed Today in Phoenix
Governor Brodie announces the appointment of the new treasurer in Phoenix on July 15. The appointee is a brother of Christy, long prominent in local business circles and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Brodie
Christy Territorial
Christy
Sean
Eds Banaee
Endorsement Sparks Debate Over Congressional Candidacy
The Arizona Democrat cites support for J. F. Wilson as congressional candidate amid questions about local endorsements. The Star defends its stance and highlights Shannon as a counterpoint in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Democrat
J. F. Wilson
Congress
Terprise
Charley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gress
Democratic
Go-Education
Tytun Anti-Trust
Nico Knox
Wilie
Bulls
Gover
Pauncefote
Metal and Money Market
J. M. Christy
Jand
Tae
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