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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
2
The fragment notes that the material is entered under the Act of Congress as second class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office.
The editorial argues that government cannot create wealth and must not favor one group through tariffs or subsidies. It condemns protective tariffs and ship subsidies as plunder, insisting democracy requires equality and that prosperity comes from labor. It invites Mr. Furber to write again.
Citizens in Tucson have contributed $5,000 to establish and sustain a Chamber of Commerce. The semi public body impressed railroad executive Harriman during an interview, signaling future benefits for the community and business interests. The Freeman address showcased prudent, forward thinking reception and public backing.
The commentator praises the speaker's mastery and Tucson's debt of gratitude for the clear advocacy of the city’s claims to Huntington's successor. The Chamber of Commerce is praised as the town’s business organ, able to speak with authority and seize opportunities, deserving sustained support and resources.
Editorial notes that major railroads entering Chicago have pledged to follow federal law after ICC pressure. It argues the shift comes from coercion and recent presidentially backed prosecutions, with pools and illegal practices dissolving as firms hope to avoid penalties and salvage profits.
The piece asserts Joseph Chamberlain now concedes the franchise did not spark the Anglo Boer War. It claims he sought to destroy the Boer republics and annex their lands, contrasting past remarks on Boer self governance with his current stance, and argues Britain lacks moral justification for the war.
A wry exchange recalls Sir William Wilnarcourt Disraeli’s quip on political success. Taft retorts with a pointed jab about blunt charm weight and principle, as Harcourt id counters by applying the joke to himself.
The item reports a quarrel in which Mrs Subin complains about her husband smoking in the stable while Mrs Ballots notes he may smoke elsewhere but is currently building a bird that he swore off. The Town Topic column captures the domestic exchange.
A collection of witty quips and quizzical lines about photography, fame, tears, and money. The mock dialogue features a photographer, a wise guy, and a simple mug, with corny proverbs about leadership and second fiddle.
Norris Silver of North Stratford reports a persistent cough improved by the One Minute Cough Cure. The ad claims the remedy cures coughs safely and is available at Bell's Pharmacy 22 North Church Street.
Mellish's at 109 West Congress showcases New York fashion for Easter with dresses paired with belts and buckles. The popular priced jeweler highlights current belt pins and accessories to complete the ensemble.
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 public school house on Congress street. Polls open 9 a m to 4 p m. Signed Cratchman Davis Hollada School Trustees. Weather note about hunting spring salt and cleaning or buying a new one from Smith the leading tailor.
The Sun promotes itself as a fearless modern newspaper with nationwide correspondents and strong bureaus in New York and Washington. It claims complete mechanical facilities, prompt news collection, extensive market coverage, and daily publication including Sundays with annual and weekly subscription prices listed.
Advertises the Weekly Sun as a comprehensive newspaper with world news and agrarian reports. Promotes short stories, a women’s column, and household department. Offers low annual price and free mailing in the U S Canada and Mexico. Addresses Abell Company as publisher.
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