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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
2
Entered according to Act of Congress as Second class matter at the post office of Tucson Arizona.
William C. Whitney of New York announces retirement from active business and signals he will not seek public office again. He may aid his party as a guide but aims to live as a private citizen while remaining a philosophical ally and potential organizer for the Democrats.
In a chaotic scene, Kaman searches for a way forward amid heavy blows and missing teeth. His injuries reflect a larger struggle as he confronts a fragmented environment and seeks elusive relief or recovery.
The Commoner by Bryan urges popular election of U S Senators. A House resolution for a constitutional amendment to choose Senators by direct vote has passed four times but failed in the Senate each time. Bryan urges the people to press the issue and hopes the Senate will vote this time.
The piece urges movement to elect U S Senators by legislatures favoring a popular vote. It cites widespread convention demands and criticizes the current system for deadlocks and reduced direct accountability. Delaware is noted as unrepresented in the Senate, with legislatures tied up by this issue. The call presses immediate public action to change the method.
The bill passed by Congress asserts full US sovereignty over the Philippines and endorses the most favored nation treaty status, while critics warn of a long insular affairs tangle. Also running notes on tonic cures, jewelry ads, a 25 cent oyster plate, and Illinois Central railroad schedule changes to Omaha Chicago with new fast trains and modern Pullman cars.
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