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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
2
The document notes compliance with the Act of Congress and assigns second class matter status at the Tucson Arizona post office. It appears to be an archival filing entry indicating mailing and publication eligibility for periodical distribution.
The Los Angeles Times is criticized for supporting the national administration and Britain over the Boer republics. The piece accuses the administration of neutrality failures, pro-British bias, and links to sugar interests, ship subsidies, and Republican power.
The sugar interests push Republicans toward withholding reciprocity with Cuba while even Roosevelt signals flexibility. He told Representative Tawney of Minnesota he won't dictate to Congress and would accept any solution Congress agrees upon, including a potential rebate provision.
A Washington dispatch claims President Roosevelt restrained his official family from speaking out, censuring Cabinet members and implying broader control over public comment. The piece argues such autocratic action insults capable officials and foreshadows further suppression of dissent within government.
A集cludes aphorisms about giving happiness by self effort and the contrast between laziness and action. The Saturday Evening Post notes a desire to obtain without cost and a warning against relying on worn adages.
In Paria suburb a wealthy merchant dies and funeral neighbors perform an old Norman rite. Relatives walk the garden before burial with lanterns, remove a pile of stones, inspect the ground, then return indoors. Tradition holds the soul may hide nearby. once common in Normandy, now rare.
The passage notes an ISL numeric oddity read same from right or left, linking 18 and 81, 9s across operations, and claims a decade of the nineteenth century produced tenfold 9s. It mentions fortune tellers, astrologers, and Mother Shipton's prophecy ending with 1881.
Minnesota Historical Society preserves a biographed copy of the emancipation proclamation engrossment by W. H. Pratt of Davenport Indiana. Pratt shading the letters forms a portrait of Abraham Lincoln at the center. Such pen work is unique and copies are now very rare.
The article notes timber in Egypt’s temples, dating back at least 4,000 years, used as ties between stones. Each block received an inch deep excavation to hold an hourglass-shaped tie, making it hard to move the stone once set.
A prince reviews his monthly account from the house steward and removes a 1.50 lire charge for keeping a palace cat. He margins the entry stating the cat is useless without rats and unnecessary if rats are present, effectively striking the cost from the record.
A Philadelphia Record blurb notes Mrs Bilkins learned poker to keep her husband in at night. The quip claims she now wins much of his spending allowance, leaving him with little for a drink.
The Indianapolis News cites Lord Morris’s quip that seeing a man exit a public house wiping his mouth is prima facie evidence of a drink. The exchange contrasts social perceptions with legal concepts in a concise anecdote.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item recalls a narrow escape from war casualties as Bingle reports two horses killed under him in a battle of the last war. A railway car backing into them is noted as the incident.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a barber noting a grayness while a patron recalls waiting and wonders about past years. The snippet hints at a tense moment as characters discuss time and fate in a quiet shop setting.
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