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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
1
The Sugar Combine proves too powerful for Alm and his pet measure, boosting its influence in the contest. Authorities report the outcome favors the sugar coalition, signaling a decisive win for the faction.
Washington reports quote a Senate aide blaming the Beet Sugar Trust and American Sugar Refining for uniting against Cuba reciprocity. The piece claims the coalition defeats Roosevelt's policy and threatens his White House ambitions, with the president portrayed as disgusted and despondent.
A Chicago era report details a scandal at Northwestern University with expulsions and arraignments tied to co-ed dormitory activity. The piece notes President Harper’s push for segregated housing and separate classes for men and women to curb "co-education." It cites faculty concerns, donor perspectives, and clergy opposition.
In Elgin Illinois on June 21 a Swede drowned in Fox River while swimmer Charles Durle cramps and sinks. Dr H A White allegedly cut the throat of the dying man to check for pulsation, provoking threats of lynching. coroner’s jury verdict awaited.
Des Moines June 21. James Gallagher and his wife were killed by robbers at River Junction last night. Their children found them this morning.
Washington June 21 one million pensioners on Uncle Sam's roll this is the great total likely to be reached soon A report shows 998803 on the rolls May 30 and 355259 claims with 33611 from the Spanish war Commissioner Ware faces opposition from lawyers and politicians while a pension bill near veto drew a dramatic White House scene with Cortelyou ready to sign and a plea for forgiveness.
The unarmored cruiser Denver was launched this afternoon at the Neafie and Levy shipyard in Philadelphia in the presence of naval officers, Colorado leaders, and crowds from New York. The mayor’s daughter christened the vessel.
Three Italians attacked a prominent citizen and his son Frank Jones in New Kensington, narrowly escaping lynching as a mob damaged the station and pursued the prisoners. Authorities moved them to Greenville jail after capture.
James Scott fatally shot Hungarian woman Mrs Dull and killed his best friend Daniel Jones after a dispute in Connersville near Portland Station Ohio. A mob of Hungarian miners gathered at the cabin while deputies headed by Jefferson County sheriff raced to the scene.
Fires in the Cascade mountains near Hot Springs receded after winds shifted. Tacoma fire crews evacuated a special train to defend hotels and resorts. Dozens of lumber camps burned, with heavy anticipated losses as surrounding forests remain aflame.
Cripple Creek Colo June 21 reports the Moose mine in the Cripple Creek district uncovers a major new ore body in the north drift at 1050 feet. An assay on a four foot ore sample runs at 1420 a ton with a larger sample returning 1505 a ton. A further 100 pounds yielded 1240 a ton, prompting renewed interest in the vein once a bonanza mine years ago. The Moose sits east of Elkton on Ravenhill slope.
Wichita dated story describes Willis Rodway winning Raynt Pratt to Miss Annie Woolsey as a prize for harvesting the most wheat. Rodway cut 100 acres in three days with a self binder, outworking rivals as Woolsey’s father offered the 500 acre Wheat reward. The case highlights scarce harvest help in Pratt County and a daughter willing to wed the most diligent worker.
Washington reports recount jokes told by Chairman Hull of the House Military Affairs Committee during a Philippines visit. The anecdotes touch toll bridges, Senator Mason’s reelection bid, Senator Teller’s popularity in Colorado, and debates over Roosevelt’s patronage decisions and Wolcott’s influence.
In Terre Haute Indiana June 21 the circuit court judge weighs a petition to release Mack Underwood who has spent a year in jail. His father a wealthy farmer will not pay a small judgment against the youth and kept him jailed to spite the prevailing party. The case centers on alleged false testimony by the prosecuting witness the daughter of a neighbor farmer. While some urge freedom others note the impact on the family and farm duties.
Albuquerque dispatch reports a cattlemen clash near Tucumcari New Mexico that left five cow punchers dead. Bud Lee and an Indian were involved and surrendered to the county sheriff after the fight over a ruined water source.
In Poughkeepsie on June 21 a drenching morning rain dampened plans for a boat race with a small crowd. Cornell led the four-oared event, followed by Pennsylvania and Columbia after weather worsened.
The House today discussed the question of military aid and army legislation. Debates focused on defense measures and funding, with lawmakers weighing priorities and potential amendments. The session reflected ongoing congressional scrutiny of national security policy.
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