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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
2
The piece condemns Judge Kent as a carpetbagger arriving under questionable auspices and urges him to prove his courage integrity and fitness as chief justice. It notes a banquet with Governor Murphy as a risky gesture and urges caution to avoid implying improper influence or residency concerns.
The Citizen contests the view that 1898 made the United States a world power. It cites earlier American actions such as anti piracy efforts, Perry and Japanese influence, and Civil War policies, arguing US influence existed long before 1898. The piece critiques the San Francisco Post and mocks military calculations about Boer forces.
The piece portrays Lord Methuen stepping back from field duties at General Delarey’s pressure. It frames his retreat as a chance to reassess the Modder River campaign, while noting Boer hospitality and a shift to simpler fare as the British officer travels and reflects on his military record.
The Hon. Edward Kent from Maine and Colorado arrives in the capital as chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court. The paper notes his sound legal mind and honesty while warning against imported rulers and contract laborers, framing his arrival as a test of local capability and welcome for industrious newcomers.
The piece urges Americans to oppose the Philippine policy as Major Waller and other Marine officers face trial for Samar atrocities. It cites President Schurman’s view that independence or Filipino self government is preferable to American rule and condemns taxation without representation as tyranny. It warns of Republican imperialism and calls for liberty against monarchical schemes.
A fragment from a Philadelphia Press quip notes a joking exchange about marriage and youth, with a punchline about being an early bird given what was received. The lines mix playful insults and banter over a couple's past union.
A fragmentary remark from Chicago News mocks a minister as “household words” and jokes about rank and the race not always favoring the swift. The cannibal’s quip highlights satirical bite over clerical stature and public perception.
Norris Silver of North Stratfford New Hampshire credits One Minute Cough Cure with curing a stubborn cough after doctors said it was incurable. The ad touts safety and effectiveness and notes Bell's Pharmacy at 22 Noria Church Street as a place to buy.
Mellish's at 109 West Congress promotes the latest New York styles for an Easter dress. The feature emphasizes a belt and buckle or belt pin as the finishing touch to complete the look.
Notice to qualified electors of Tucson School District No. 1 that the annual school meeting for electing a School Trustee will be held on the last Saturday in March 1902 at the old pavac school house Congress street. Polls open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Signed S H Crachman Wm C Davis L Hollad School Trustees.
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