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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
2
The text notes the document is entered as Second-class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office under an Act of Congress.
An editorial critiques President Roosevelt for using practical politics to advance his agenda, noting his strategic appointments and targeting of rivals like Fairbanks and Cullom. It argues his moves reshape party power, while warning against wartime contractor abuses and costly pensions fueling taxpayer burdens.
A poem praising humanitarian aims contrasts with a general's stark description of war as hell. The text notes war arouses the worst passions and leads to disregard for others’ lives and property, depicting violence as a brutal human force.
The article argues the President’s veto of a pension bill for John Glass signals danger to his stance against pension theft. It cites past figures like Judge Lochren and current pensions chief H. C. Hans, warning that opposing pension corruption invites strong backlash while noting the vast wartime pension rolls and rising costs.
Representative Burleson of Texas denounces Secretary of State John Hay for servility to Britain and indifference to the South African war, criticizing refusal to allow passports for aid to concentration camp victims and accusing the administration of undermining liberty and Monroe doctrine principles.
A column denounces pensions for believed malingerers and praises genuine wartime injuries while urging curbs on frauds. Silas Bussey's remark about discharges is cited. Cleveland, Lochren, and Evans are accused of trying to halt theft. President cuts off Join Glass's allowance amid scrutiny.
The death of former Illinois Governor John P Altgeld is mourned by many who respected his self education and legal brilliance. He was regarded as a leading Democratic statesman and a defender of constitutional principles despite being called an anarchist by critics.
The text lauds Governor Altgeld for pardoning Chicago anarchists, arguing the move defused agitation andihad liberty as a guiding principle. It compares him to Benjamin Harrison and notes his advocacy for Boer freedom as a fitting career capstone.
A brief With scattered remarks on feeding pet birds and a warning from French physicians about parasitic growth in the throats and lungs of young European birds. The note cautions owners to avoid risky feeding practices while touching on married life and fidelity themes.
Attorney and counsellor at law TF Ryan maintains offices on Church Street in Tucson Arizona providing legal services to residents and businesses with emphasis on local matters.
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