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New York Coal Talks Highlight Tariff and Trade Views
The piece contrasts Welsh and Nova Scotia coal with U S hard coal, noting price and quality differences. It cites potential profits in New York at $7.59 to $11 per ton and questions Roosevelt’s tariff stance amid famine pricing. It also compares Australia’s approach to protecting consumers from monopolies and notes Buencamino’s Washington reception.
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Boers urged to begin anew with rations in England
Some English philanthropists urge supporting Boers with up to six months of rations to start life anew. The passage notes that in this country some romantic couples have begun life on a sugar candy level of affection.
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England
Coronation Draws World Crowds to London Amid Modern Slowness
A Los Angeles Herald cable notes London preparations for King Edward's coronation fall short of modern expectations. The London Truth warns thousands of colonists arriving for the event will encounter dirt, ill-lit streets, and gaps in infrastructure seen as behind the times in the capital of the empire.
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Americans Abroad Seek Royal Pageantry Over Luxuries
The piece argues Americans visiting London in 1904 pursue spiritual rapture over physical comfort, tolerating soot and fog to gaze at royalty and mingle with nobility. It notes distrust of London Truth’s criticisms and suggests dignified, costly experiences matter more than hotel cleanliness or street conditions. Roosevelt era politics and the Rough Riders are casually referenced.
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Relief for Hanna and the Roosevelt clash in Cleveland
Washington dispatches say President Roosevelt plans to discipline partisans who harmed Burton the river and harbor committee chairman. Burton sought a friend as a county Republican chair, but Hanna and officials backed another. If the President acts, Hanna may oppose but insists he is 101.
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Washington
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River and Harbor Committee
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Hanna
Cleveland
Politicians debated over presidency and statehood policy
The passage criticizes a candidate who fears a presidential nomination, urges Roosevelt to undermine his machine, and notes Arizona Republicans must back Congress in opposing Panama Statehood. It comments on gender roles in business and announces looming candidacy for Panama Territory governorship.
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Congress
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Language shifts and mishearings in North American speech
A discussion notes how children's counting rhymes and mispronunciations mutate across regions and languages. It cites Arizona forms like hopidoucha and papadoucha, mentions variants such as mammadoucha, and references changes in other districts, illustrating oral transmission and phonetic drift. It also touches on misreadings in Sunday school lessons and examples from Missouri and Colorado.
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Sydney Smith
Sydney
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Missouri
St. Louis
Arbitrate Coal Strike and Political Mentions
Editorial fragment discusses Roosevelt's stance on coal strike arbitration and his Schley-Sampson mediation, noting potential for broader award power. It also touches on rhetoric about Morrison Murphy bonds the candidate convention and policy with brief aside.
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Buck Jen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing in Old Town
R N Bevill of Old Town Virginia reports happiness after Buck Jen's Arnica Salve fully heals their daughter's bad scald head. The ad touts its use for cuts burns bruises boils ulcers eruptions and piles. It sells for 25 cents at all druggists and promotes watch repairs at B B G Capo's with guaranteed quality.
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Buck- Jen
Illinois Central Fast Schedule Cuts Omaha Chicago Trains
Illinois Central cuts No. 2 to depart Omaha at 7 45 p m daily via Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Freeport and Rockford and arrive Chicago at 9 30 a m next day No 4 becomes a daylight train leaving Omaha at 7 a m via the same route reaching Chicago at 9 45 p m same day The two trains run Omaha to Saint Paul via Fort Dodge and Albert Lea to Minneapolis at 7 25 a m and 6 55 p m respectively Equipment includes latest wide vestibuled Pullman sleeping car buffet library smoking car free elining chair car and dining car.
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Omaha
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Alber Lea
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Notice of Pima County tax assessment and equalization
Notice to taxpayers of Pima County Arizona Territory delivered assessment roll for 192 year. Board of Supervisors will meet as board of equalization in Tucson at the courthouse on July 1 1902 at 9 oclock a m to examine and equalize the roll and continue daily until finished no later than July 19 1902. All persons with business should appear. [Seal] Co O Rouse Clerk. First publication June 16 Last June 26
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Pima County
Arizona Territory
Tucson
Arizona
Court House
Iteball
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SEAL
O. Rouse
Jast
Giant Ledge Gold and Copper Compatt
Silt Company
Thomas F. Wilson
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A. D
L. M. Gregory
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Directory listings for Charles T. Connell in Tucson
Copies of the Tucson City and Southern Arizona Directory are available from Charles T. Connell at 187 West Pennington Street. Contact details indicate a publication date tag of 6-16 and note 2w.
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Tucson City
New Discovery Cures Severe Coughs and Breathing Ailments
Mrs. A TM Shields of Chambersburg Pennsylvania recounts her life saving experience with Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. She suffered hay fever and asthma for six months and found complete cure for throat and lung disease using the remedy. The ad touts its safety and guarantees a 50 cent and 1 dollar bottle with trial sizes at druggists.
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Shields
Chambersburg
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