Tucson AP Reel Notes Postal Status
A brief notice records the Associated Press entry as second class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office under federal act.
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Tucson
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
2
Editorial on marriage sanctity and church action in America
The piece criticizes the Presbyterian assembly for urging reverence for marriage and scrutiny before ceremonies, notes limited concrete action, and calls for uniform state legislation on divorce. It contrasts church influence with legal policy and urges coordinated church and state efforts.
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Late Presbyterian Assembly
Presbyterian Committee
Episcopal Church
Debate on Philippines bill sparks fears of land looting by corporations
The Senate debated a measure granting the Philippine commission land grant powers seen as enabling American syndicates to control millions of acres. Critics warned it would disenfranchise homestead seekers, concentrate land, and provoke outrage among citizens. The piece also praises Representative Smith for his long service and popularity.
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Phiippines
Senate
House
Bacon
Georgia
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Lodge
Beaon
Great Steel Trust
Senator Bacon
Congress
Governing Commission
United States
Smith
Marcus A. Smith Visit Highlights Arizona Statehood Efforts
The Lexington Herald notes Marcus A. Smith of Arizona, raised in Harrison County, now a former congressman, visiting Kentucky. It says he served six terms in Congress nonconsecutively, pursued Arizona statehood, and that the omnibus State bill would admit New Mexico, Arizona, and Oklahoma, potentially advancing his election to the Senate.
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Hlon
Marcus A. Smith
Arizona
Kentucky
House
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Senate
Poisoning by Sleight of Hand in Peach at Lunch
A curious tale recalled by George Augustus Sala describes a jealous man who laced half a peach with poison using a two edged blade. He served the poisoned half to a lady who died, while the rest of the peach was eaten by him as others watched. He was ultimately exposed and punished.
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George Augustus Sala
Bipartisan Bluster Echoes in Austro Hungarian Assembly
In the parliament quotes surface as lawmakers defend agriculture and horse breeds while debating press laws. The discourse features references to future consequences, party provocation, and ongoing criticism of the opposition.
The Sun newspaper overview and subscription rates
The Sun is presented as a premier weekly daily newspaper with nationwide correspondents, strong Washington and New York bureaus, and comprehensive market reports. It highlights up-to-date equipment, global news coverage, and annual subscription options including The Daily Sun, The Sundy Sun, The Sunday Sun, and The Weekly Sun with prices.
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The
Sun
United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Fak
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
the Sun
Mail
Daily Sun
Sundy Sun
Sunday Sun
Weekly Sun
Weekly Sun Full of News and Household Tips
The Weekly Sun offers a broad mix including agricultural reports, market notes, short stories, a woman’s column, and a varied department on household interests. Subscription is one dollar yearly with mail in the United States Canada and Mexico.
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Weekly Sun
United States
Canada
Mexico
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