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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
2
The Citizens Editorial Department notes readers planning summer trips can have The Citizen mailed to their vacation address at the same carrier rate. Submit or update addresses at The Citizen business office located at Stone Avenue and Broadway or call Main 171.
The piece argues for a government enforced arbitration law to settle labor disputes in Pennsylvania Virginia coal strikes and Chicago teamster meat packer clashes. It critiques voluntary arbitration and notes Illinois lacks a legal mechanism, urging tribunals to prevent public harm and avoid recurring riots and losses. It also questions political endorsements and asks what leaders think.
The Clifton Copper Era defends Delegate Mark Smith against apportionment criticism, arguing the territorial legislature and Congress should not create convention districts. It calls for reallocation by population, rejects Congress interference, and notes broader political tensions, including labor issues with Pullman conductors threatening a strike.
A Senate bill to coin a new Manila silver dollar would bear English Filipino and Chinese characters to show value. The author notes the clause reflects a diverse archipelago, questions Sultan of Sulu symbolism, and argues for fairness in monetary design.
The article argues that the Roosevelt era offers memorable irony if not restrained, while Senator Platt mulls a Senate bid as Republicans fear the 1910 elections. Disclosures on the Philippines dampen imperialist appeal, curbing voter enthusiasm and signaling trouble for Republican candidates.
Alfred Austin the English poet laureate dedicates the American edition of his new book to President Roosevelt. The piece discusses roily political tensions in Washington and notes Austin’s stance on courtly expectations for poet laureates amid Republican insurgency and Hanna loyalists.
The ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure a cold. B W Groves signs on each box. 26c. Also promotes fine pieces of ware at B G Capes Jeweler 83 West Congress and oysters at Cafe Goldtree. Includes land ads for Bruckner Manlove addition to Tucson near railroad reserve with easy payments and limited plots.
Illinois Central announces immediate change on the Omaha to Chicago line. Train No. 2 departs Omaha at 7 45 p m and arrives Chicago at 9 30 a m next day via Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Freeport and Rockford. Train No 4 leaves Omaha at 7 a m for Chicago arriving 9 45 p m, same route. Through cars operate to St Paul with Minneapolis arrivals 7 25 a m and 6 55 p m. Equipment includes Pullman sleep car buffet library smoking car free reclining chair car and dining car.
The Sun describes itself as a leading modern paper with comprehensive news gathering from its international network. It touts up to date equipment, strong Washington and New York bureaus, extensive market reporting, and a mission to educate while delivering all news daily. It notes Sunday publication and pricing for Daily Sun and Weekly Sun subscriptions.
The notice promotes The Weekly Sun as a comprehensive publication with an agricultural department, market reports, short stories, a women’s column, and a household interests section. It emphasizes a one dollar annual price and prepaid payments, with free mailing in the U S, Canada, and Mexico.
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