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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
2
The Tucson post office lists the article as second class matter under the Act of Congress, indicating standard distribution and archival handling for Associated Press content.
An editorial urges Democrats to freely choose their Delegate to Congress without party disruption. It supports Colonel Wilson if he gains a majority of delegates, stresses the right of individual preference, and praises his tour across Arizona while urging cross county unity.
The annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment convened in Tucson with a tribute to Union veterans. The piece praises their sacrifice, notes the dwindling numbers, and extends enduring respect for the memory of those who served under Grant Sherman Sheridan and McClellan.
A Yavapai county editorial critiques Colonel J F Wilson's bid for the Arizona Democratic nomination. It defends party voters right to choose and warns that allowing a candidate to seek support outside his home county erodes democratic process and unity. The piece uses satire to illustrate possible consequences.
A regional feud unfolds as Virginia and Connecticut publish constitutions with Virginia submitting to voters while Connecticut lets its convention act, sparking newspaper debates across the East about precedent and popular ratification. The column mocks northern bias and imagines electoral contrasts with a satirical jab.
A Virginia speaker denounces New England as meddling busybodies while comparing voter qualifications and minority rule in Connecticut to Virginia's own constitution. He claims New England dictates policy for others, questions New England influence, and condemns Massachusetts for disinterest in regional affairs amid Virginia’s disfranchisement claims.
The article discusses Colonel Arthur Lynch, Irish elected MP now jailed in London for high treason. It notes his Paris stay after serving with Boer forces, the Boer war history, and the tension between Irish disapproval of Britain’s war and British treason law.
The piece argues that the Transvaal and Orange Free State were belligerents with defined status, complicating Lynch's potential treason case. It suggests he may have naturalized as a burgher, facing unlikely seat in Parliament, while Irish satire and English skepticism color the affair.
A Chicago Post excerpt recalls a methodical woman who berates Willie for disobedience and promises a severe whipping after guests depart, insisting he dress cheery for dinner. The piece notes modern inks dating to 1798 and early chemistry research by Dr. Lewis and Ribancourt.
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for itching piles offering instant relief and permanent cure. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold under Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Dated assurance includes a money back refund if incorrect and a signature from E. W. Grove on each box. It mentions 25 cents price and promotes fine ciffany chass at BE G Capo’s jewelry shop at 83 West Congress.
With our new plant the current high cost of iron and wagon material will not raise prices for blacksmithing and wagon work. We can do better work at considerably less cost. Work done promptly and with extreme care. F. Ronstadt.
Real estate ad offers lots in Bruckner and Manlove additions to Tucson near the railroad reservation. Two dollars or more per month secures a lot with high ground, deep soil, strong water quality, and an extending street car line. Limited plots, contact Charles A Hoff at 124 Hoff Street Main 1051.
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