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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
1
Day's Vagation on St Patrick's Day Celebrations
A Day's Vagation reports widespread St Patrick's Day festivities in London with green banners, prayers in Catholic churches, and Irish symbols worn as a sign of celebration. Irish troops receive twenty four hours leave to partake in the revelry across garrisons in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ondon
Ireland
St. Patrick
England
Deus
Senate approves railroad through San Francisco Mountain forest
Washington March 17 The Senate today passed a bill granting a right of way to the Central Arizona Railroad through the San Francisco Mountain forest reserve. The line runs north of Bill Williams Fork to the Colorado River and traverses Northern Arizona timberlands and Johnava County minerals. Its final destination is claimed to be San Diego with route crossing the Colorado yet to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
DST
Central Arizona Railroad
San Francisco Mountain Forest Reserve
Colorado River
Bill Williams Fork
Arizona
Johnave County
San Diego
Colorado
Yuma
Hearse Sinks in River Carrying Smythe Body
In Garicktown Mo this afternoon the hearse bearing the body of William Smythe sank while crossing the Little St Francis River. The boat began to sink and the hearse tipped bottom side up, the horses had to be unhitched and the body remained underwater about two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garicktown
William Smythe
St. Francis
Mining Swindle Charged In New York Court
A New York court case alleges a long running stock swindle involving Horseshoe Copper Mining Company. Investors claim officers I L Qualey and Frank S Weller were arrested on grand larceny along with F H Clark and Fred Herbert. Bail set at 1500 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horseshoe Copper Mining Company
George W. Effinger
I. L. Qualey
Frank S. Weller
Brooklyn
Paieup Capital
C+snam County
Arizona
Qualey
Effinger
Amalgamated Copper Dividend Likely At One Percent
Boston report flags lower copper prices and Finns amid disputes with Calumet Hecla and Heinze. Amalgamated Copper plans to declare a one percent dividend on the 20th, with possible cuts if quorum fails. Court ruling in McGinnis case favors Amalgamated, but not enough to sustain full dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Osceola ‘Mining Company
Tamar Dominion
Ce Amalgamated Copperompany
Amalgamated
Calumet
Hecla
Heinzes
McGinnis
Boston and Monana
Amalgamated Company
Statehood Omnibus Aims for Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma
A Washington dispatch reports Delegate Smith of Arizona pushed an omnibus plan uniting three statehood bills for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma. Rodey and Flynn favored joint action while Democrats pledge support. House action likely. Senate delay possible until irrigation bill moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Washington
Globe-Democrat
Smith
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Rodey
Flynn
Committee On Territories
House
Senate
Congress
Lynn
Statehood
Senate debates ship subsidy bill to limit mail contracts
Washington March 17 Final debate on the ship subsidy bill is under way in the Senate this afternoon. Amendments from Senator Allison set contract timing to July 1 1910 and cap annual expenditures at five million through 1907 then eight million thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allison
Child Suffocated by Cat in Denver
In Denver on March 17 a 12 month old child of Gustave Brown, a traveling salesman, died after a large cat inhaled the infant's breath while in a carriage at the Brown residence. Doctor Waxhaw arrived too late to save the child's life and attributes the death to the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Gustave Brown
Cabinet Shakeups Reported From Union League Club
The Sun reports planned resignations from President Roosevelt's cabinet as illness and policy issues unfold. George Cortelyou of Hempstead and Philander Knox of Pittsburgh are set to retire once illnesses or legal matters are resolved. James Wilson of Iowa will step down after Cuba tariff issues are settled and Secretary Hitchcock plans to retire when a successor is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun Today
Union League Club
George Bruce Cortelyou
Hempstead
N. Y
Roosevelt
Philander Chase Knox
Pittsburg
Northern Securities Company
James Wilson
Agriculture
Iowa
Hitchcock
Emperor William to Welcome Prince Henry at Kiel Voyage
Berlin reports Emperor William with the Empress at WielpeXness and plans a reception for Prince Henry returning from the United States. The Kaiser Wilhelm II will sail to Cuxhaven to meet the Deutschland and then proceed to Kiel with Admiral Von Thomsen and high officers attending the ceremony. The Fourth Marine Artillery and Marine Band are ordered to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Emperor William
Wiel Pexness
Kaiserwilhelm II
Cuxhaven
Prince Henry of A
von Thomsen
Fourth Marine Artillery Regiment
Marine Band
Hela
Prince Henry
Kiel
Republicans Press No Tariff Concessions on Cuba Reciprocity
A March 17 meeting of the Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee lasted about an hour and drew fifty-two members. They agreed to press the Senate plan for reciprocity and reject any tariff reduction, even a temporary one, instructing members to stand firm on tariff duties. The move followed resolutions framed by Representative Tawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Tawney
Fatal Gold Wave Prevails Across City
In St Paul on March 17 a deadly storm left several dead as high winds amplified a cold wave. Aged seventy named Lewis or Londki was found dead on a street amid widespread disruption. Widespread fatalities and heavy stock losses were reported due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Lewis
Londki
Pakota
Labor Troubles Near End In Transportation Trade
Boston March 17 rein statement of many freight handlers at the New York New Haven and Hartford sheds and settlement at Clyde Steamship Line docks ease dissensions among transport workers who struck last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York, New Haven
Crowley priest arrests at archbishop's house in Chicago
Father Crowley confronts Archbishop Feehan ordering him to provide shelter as police are summoned for trespass. Archdiocese refuses release, Crowley remains inside and later accepts arrest before being released on recognizance. Meanwhile Moody is named Navy secretary amid Lodge influence and Yukon gold rush rumors swirl with a Pelly river discovery promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poeration
Father Crowley
Muldoon
Feehan
Washington
William H. Moody
Navy
John JD. Long
Senator Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Congress
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Augustus P. Gardner
Moody
White House
Gardner
George von L. Meyer
Fto .Taly
Lode
Long
Capt
Davis
Naval Observatory
Voucama
Skaxway
Yukon Territory
Klondike
Dawson
Yukon
Gretty
Pelly River
Whalen
Road House
Fort Selkirk
Louis Rudolph
Cafe Goldtree Oysters Priced at 26 Cents
A note highlights Cafe Goldtree offering a plate of oysters in any style for 26 cents. Mention also references Motest Design and B. G. Capo's selling fine hand crafted leather goods at very low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe Goldtree
B. G. Capo
Policeman Burns His Own Home in Cincinnati
Cincinnati dispatch reports Policeman Freak Minor set fire to his house after his wife sued for divorce, placing oil on paper and straw throughout the dwelling. He allegedly told a postal box custodian he would burn rubbish, prompting an alarm and his arrest on a criminal charge. He faced court proceedings and was released on recognizance pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Freak Minor
Tom Hall
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Graham County
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United States Senate
Knox. Wilson
Cortelyou
Will
Henry
William
Royal Brother
Gomes
Gabinet
Chicago
J. Crowley
Archbist
Rddashop
Crowley
Koyukuk
Dick Butler
Fort Sekkirk
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