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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1902
Page
2
Subtitle indicates receipt by the United States Post Office in Tucson Arizona as a second class matter under federal entry rules. The fragment notes an official designation and archival processing status for the publication.
The piece denounces Republican support for the Roosevelt administration over the treatment of Boer delegates and the denial of passports for relief convoys. It argues party leaders fail to defend or condemn the actions, highlighting Bailey’s constitutional stance and urging South’s leaders to energize Democratic resistance in Congress.
The Texas newcomer Joseph Welden Bailey delivers a landmark maiden speech in the Senate, stunning veteran Republicans and challenging President authority over suspensions. The New York Evening Post credits Bailey with forcing reconsideration of the suspension ruling and defending minority influence in Congress.
The passage notes that Cuba faces a tough fight for fair treatment in Congress with likely limits under 20 percent. Beet sugar interests oppose any concession, while administration supporters push for at least 50 percent. Henry Oxnard urges the president to back a rebate plan and cites a Brussels conference pledge to abolish sugar bounties as a reason to delay Cuban tariff action.
The text argues Republican leaders back a policy but a small dissenting member opposes it, claiming it would injure him. The commentary condemns the dissent as centralizing power with a single narrow voice over broader party direction.
The piece humorously recounts Prince Henry's visit to America mixing multilingual menus and bold appetites. It notes the Kaiser’s possible fascination with the drinks dubbed the Prince Henry cocktail and comments on his prolonged revelry and potential need for rest. It closes with local ads for DeWitt’s laxative and a Matting sale at Zeckendorff’s, praising Mr Montalte in the carpet dept.
Advertisements tout Laxative Bromo Quinine For One Day cure with money back guarantee from E W Grove. Capos Jewelry offers watch repairs and rings. One Minute Cough Cure praised by Morris Silver. Bell Pharmacy sells cough medicine. De Hay Witter advertise horse clipping and wood work. Smith Tailor promotes spring suit cleaning. Goldtree's Cafe offers 25 cent oysters. Elk teeth advertised at Capos Jewelers.
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