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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
2
The item notes that the material is entered as Second Class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office under the Act of Congress. It indicates standard newspaper mail classification for Associated Press content in Tucson.
Editorial attacks Senator Hanna for pushing a ship subsidy bill seen as a taxpayer burden while Allison and Spooner oppose it. It notes northwest opposition to tariffs, critiques the House gag by Reed, and recalls historical political violence and alleged Republican corruption and assassinations.
General Fred Funston, cited in a Kentucky speech, argues there is little war in the Philippines and describes assassins as lurkers in the cane. He contrasts Filipino fighters with Kentucky assassins who were sworn officials defending the state constitution, noting differing duties and loyalties.
A House banking and currency committee draft would allow national banks to issue notes against assets, not bonds, with staged expansions up to 60 percent of capital and various high tax rates. Critics warn the plan shifts risk to banks and undermines gold redemption, accelerating liability growth and emergency circulations.
The proposal would raise total bank liabilities to 120 percent of capital under currency reform aims and allow branches nationwide and abroad. It would redeem silver in gold, permit borrowing from government funds at one percent, and divert taxes to a guaranty fund for failed banks, plus a district clearinghouse system.
Local residents moving before April 10 must notify Charles T. Connell at 127 West Pennington Street to ensure correct address in the Tucson City Directory. Also includes ads for One Minute Cough Cure, eyewear from Dr H A Schell, Tiffany glass at H E Capo, DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, and watch repair guarantees at Dr G Capp's.
In Arizona the debate over Murphy seeks his candidacy amid calls from Democrats and Republicans alike. The piece argues Murphy must seek vindication by running, or be erased from public life, while noting supporting ads and local business notices. It also mentions eye exams, a tailor, and an upcoming auction of University Home Addition lots.
The Sun presents itself as a comprehensive, modern newspaper with strong global correspondents and robust market reports. It promises timely news from Washington to abroad, plus weekly and Sunday editions, at set annual subscriptions.
A newspaper notice promotes The Weekly Sun with an agricultural department, market reports, short stories, a woman's column, and a household interest section. It invites club affiliations and offers subscriptions at one dollar a year with mailings to the United States Canada and Mexico.
Mellish's at 109 West Congress showcases latest New York styles for Easter dressing including belts with buckles and belt pins for completing outfits. The popular priced jeweler highlights accessible fashion accessories to pair with new dresses.
A testimonial ad notes Morris Silver of North Stratford New Hampshire cured by One Minute Cough Cure. The copy urges relief from stubborn coughs and promises safe relief, claiming thousands have benefited. Sold at Bell's Pharmacy 28 West Church Street.
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