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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1902

Page

2

Nation's Rage and White House Strife Highlighted

Editorial warns lynching in La Junta shows white mob violence across states and argues law cannot curb primal racial hatred. It also reports on White House caucus battles among Republicans over Cuba policy and trust interests.

Wallace la Junta Colorado Mississippi Georgia Kansas Ohio Texas White House Congress Cuba Payne Ways and Means Panacea Tawney Sugar Trust United States Cane Sugar Trust McKinley Dingley

Republicans Hold Closed Conference Amid Worries in Washington

Dispatches report the President and Republican leaders in the House of Representatives meeting in conference in Washington to address rising concerns. The talks aim to chart a unified response to legislative hurdles and public pressure on policy priorities.

Washington House of Representatives

Boston Outrage Over Language Sparks City Chorus

A Boston theatre scene erupts as a tearful heroine pleads with her lover. A ribald spectator quips cut it out and youse ain’t got no wings, prompting uproar and a satire on Boston grammar and propriety. The piece mocks the hub’s strict linguistic code and local pride.

Boston

Boston Theatre Outburst Triggers Colonial Language Clash

An exchange over slang and grammar at a Boston theatre sparks a clash of manners. A well bred patron dismisses vulgar phrases while a rude reply incites a disturbance and police intervention. The event underscores regional pride and linguistic decorum in the hub.

Roosevelt and Hanna in 1904 Nomination Debate

The piece argues Roosevelt fears rival Mark Hanna may seek the Republican nomination in 1904. It discusses cabinet moves, labor disputes, and possible strategies to secure or thwart support, including Ohio and New England alignments. It also notes Chicago issues over diseased horses and meat supply suspicions.

Roosevelt Mark Hanna Shaw Iowa Fairbanks Indiana Moody Navy New England Foraker Ohio Hanna Hoston McKinley South

One Minute Cough Cure Advertised at Bell’s Pharmacy

An advertisement touts a cure called One Minute Cough Cure claiming to rapidly heal chronic coughs and cure incurable conditions. It lists Bell’s Pharmacy at 22 North Church Street as a place to buy and emphasizes safety and reliability.

Bell's North Church Street

New Easter Dress Accessory Tips From Mellish's Styles

The notice advises completing an Easter dress with a belt and buckle or belt pin. It highlights Mellish's at 109 West Congress as offering the latest New York styles and popular priced jewelry.

New York Mellish’s West Congress

School Trustee Election Set For Tucson District 1

Notice to qualified electors of Tucson School District No 1 Pima County Arizona that the annual school meeting for electing a School Trustee will be held on the last Saturday in March 1902 at the old parish school house Congress street. Polls open 9 am to 4 pm. Signed Crac hman Davis Hollad School Trustees.

la Junta Los Angeles Denver South Colorado Kansas Texas Mississippi New England Ohio Louisiana Alabama Congress Tucson Arizona County of Pima Territory of Arizona Paruc Congress Street H. Crachman WM. C. Davis L. Hollad

The Sun Newspaper Philosophy and Subscriptions

The Sun proclaims wide coverage with correspondents worldwide and strong Washington New York bureaus. It pledges prompt news, complete market reports, and moral education, advertising Sunday publication and annual subscription rates for Daily Sunday and Weekly editions.

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News of the World Weekly Sun Prospectus

Advertises the Weekly Sun with world news sections including market reports and short stories. Highlights a woman's column and household interest features. Recommends inducements for club organizers and notes subscription details and prepaid payments. Mail favors United States Canada and Mexico delivery.

Agricultural Department Weekly Sun United States Canada Mexico

Best Quality Meat and Cure Ads From Historic News

C F Schumacher Proprietor advertises the best quality meat in the city with low prices and a refrigerator room. An accompanying testimonial claims One Minute Cough Cure cured a stubborn cough, with Morris Silver’s endorsement and Bell's Pharmacy at 22 West Church selling it.

Morris Silver North Stratford N. H Bell West Church Street

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