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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1902
Page
2
The editorial argues the Boer victory shows South African farmers will resist British demands and notes Methuen’s capture could temper British bloodlust. It compares Boer treatment of prisoners, contemplates exchange for Cronje, and criticizes American political events affecting Roosevelt and McKinley.
The President signs the Philippine tariff bill marking a new stage in imperialism. The House passed the measure on a partisan vote with rules blocking amendments. the Senate altered rates but kept its core framework. The islands remain foreign to US tariff levies, while duties on imports to the United States reflect a mixed status.
A Sitka customs official boldly closed Unalaska to Canadian sealing vessels and expelled a Canadian officer, claiming Americanism and rejecting government orders. He rebuked Washington for perceived cowardice, appeals to Pennsylvania senators, and vows to stand against international complications despite strong opposition.
The article notes President Roosevelt replaces John D. Long with William H. Moody to manage the Navy Department citing Moody’s integrity and ability. It criticizes Secretary of State John Hay as weak and harmful to U.S. foreign policy, urging removal to restore public confidence.
The piece argues the ship subsidy bill will pass with Senate support and western Republicans pressured by Hanna. It claims the bill serves Republican principles by taxing the many for the benefit of the few and enriching campaign donors, calling the measure false and partisan.
Phoenix ships many top driving and riding horses to the southern Territory market. A large group crossed country last month with R. D. Woodell, the horseman, and a second string will soon be started overland to Tucson where his headquarters are. Saddle horses with good appearance command a solid market locally. One Minute Cough Cure is promoted as a cure for persistent coughs, claimed to have helped many, with Bell's Pharmacy selling it. Jeweler E. G. Capo offers repair and guarantees first-class work.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinnie Tablets with a money back guarantee from E W Groves. The ad also markets horse clipping by De Hay and Witter at 129 East Congress, jewelry by E G Capo at 83 West Congress, and tailoring by Smith. It mentions blacksmithing and carriage wood work sales.
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