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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
2
AAP report notes that price fairness hinges on production costs and profits amid industrial consolidations. The piece contrasts punishment proposals for assassins of foreign ministers with governors, and comments on protections for state leaders, U S political figures, and cross border figures.
The piece condemns Mexican authorities for alleged barbarity toward Yaqui Indians in Sonora, questions American hypocrisy toward cruelty, and critiques trusts in oil sugar coal and steel, urging fair pricing tied to actual production costs and warning against monopolies. It notes politics and industry figures and probes tariff and railroad rate impacts.
A critique of the Phoenix Gazette hints it aims to push Auditor Nichols aside to free the office for a Murphy ally. The piece questions Nichols qualifications, notes party leaders, and contrasts Roosevelt era secrecy with canal politics and press bias. It ends with an ad for Dr. Thomas Electric Oil.
The article debates industrial combinations and trusts arguing they claimed to lower costs and end waste but face public skepticism. It questions whether consolidation truly benefits consumers and if the promised economies are realized amid rising concerns about monopoly power and price impacts.
An ad-like notice promotes Bitters as a positive cure and invites readers to try a bottle for personal satisfaction. The fragment references a private organization and a vague health claim without clear details.
The Sun asserts sixty four years of reputable journalism with up to date mechanicals and global correspondents from Europe to the Philippines. It boasts Washington and New York bureaus, comprehensive market reports, and weekly, Sunday editions. Rates include six dollars yearly for the Daily Sun and seven dollars with Sunday, Sunday Sun at one dollar, and Weekly Sun at one dollar.
A compact notice describes The Sun's appeal with market reports and hobby columns. It notes a one dollar annual price and free mailing in the United States Canada and Mexico. Prepaid payments are required.
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