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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1902
Page
2
The editorial notes readers can have The Citizen mailed to summer addresses at the same carrier rate. Send address changes to The Citizen business office at corner stone avenue and Broadway or call Main 171.
A federal judge in West Virginia issued an injunction banning several men from taking food supplies or distributing them among striking coal miners. The piece questions government overreach, civil rights, and political manipulation, citing historical figures and party politics while lamenting restrictions on liberty and due process.
A mixed set of letters and notes discusses The Phoenix Enterprise and The Citizen management and policy, with references to Charles M. Hannon and Colonel J. F. Wilson of Prescott. It critiques editorial control and expresses regret over The Citizen’s leadership, while mentioning Roosevelt and the New Jersey ad about a wife.
A Republican voice condemns the conviction of Major Glenn and peers for water cure abuse amid accusations of bias. It urges accountability for Army leaders and questions press silence while urging vigilance against misuse of power in wartime. The piece frames the case within anti imperial sentiment and calls for moral consistency in investigations.
The article extols Tucson as a superior summer retreat with cool nights and mountain views, noting comfortable living and nearby forests for recreation. It then shifts to political commentary on the upcoming campaign, mentioning John Bell, Stephen Douglas, and James A. Garfield, with a Sydney review of Arizona writer Charles Ferguson and his Boston Transcript piece.
Democratic and Republican tensions spark discussions of discipline for Moody in light of party strategy. The piece notes calls to recall his stump invitations, critiques tariff policy, and the broader clash over trusts, tariffs, beef and coal laws, and Roosevelt administration actions amid party infighting.
The garbled text references a presidential election and a senator from Jiingin with mentions of nominees in 1910. It notes that no member of the Senate appears to have been elected and questions about who ran for president in that era.
The piece chronicles an ornate restoration beau’s day from 10 to 1 as he receives visitors in his sleeping chamber, then undergoes elaborate grooming. He powders, perfumes, tightens a wig, applies cosmetics, and arranges patches to create a fixed look while parading to a ceremonial reception, emphasizing vanity and social display.
Fragmentary text presents quotes and reflections on encouragement, kindness, and perseverance without a coherent news item, person, place, or event to summarize into a proper card. No identifiable entities or facts stand out for a concrete headline or summary.
A collage of anecdotes spans Lincoln's logic and proof, a thrifty savant in Sardinia, Swedish taverns, and late New York letters. The piece blends speech excerpts with quirky observations on learning and industry across eras and places.
The fragment shows garbled text about reading a book on bringing joy to children and parenting. No clear events, persons, dates, or places are identifiable. This item lacks coherent facts to summarize into a standard newspaper record.
Fragmentary advertisement-like passage describes a remedy for stuttering and related symptoms. Mentions a cure claims to tone up the mouth and bowels, purify blood, and relieve headaches and dyspepsia. Promotes purchase via doctors or druggists.
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