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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1902
Page
2
Entry made under federal law as second class mail at the Tucson Arizona post office.
Editorial defends William C. Greene against hostile reports about selling Cananea interests. It extols Greene as Arizona’s emblem of enterprise and foresight, noting libel suits and urging public support while contrasting Irish political views and Tory leanings with American enterprise.
The article cites a disorderly Commons scene where John Dillon calls Secretary Chamberlain a liar, warning of rising Irish tensions and a possible crisis. It notes Boer War reverberations and hints of an Irish rebellion should England enter broader conflict, with European neutrality imagined as a factor.
Rev. Minot J. Savage states belief in communications from the spirit land, arguing personal experience defies full proof. The article notes public doubt and the ongoing psychic research by the Society for Psychic Research amid debates on hypnotism and clairvoyance.
The Phoenix Republican questions county bond plans for irrigation storage, suggesting leaders seek control of water and canals rather than public welfare. It hints at internal conflicts and social tensions surrounding Maricopa County's storage project.
A proposed enabling act allows Maricopa County to issue bonds for a storage reservoir with a Dillon revision that lets bondholders foreclose on the dam if the county defaults. Opponents warn the clause heavily favors lenders, risking residents’ interests and future payments before any benefit materializes. The piece notes public concern over safeguarding local interests and the balance of risk and necessity. The Phoenix Republican is accused of favoring bondholders over the local populace.
A New Easter fat offers a selection featuring hat pins hair ornaments neck brooches and Martha Washington lace laces with secret lockets. Melliah's Jewelry Store at 109 Congress street presents the collection at popular prices.
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Mellish's at 109 West Congress showcases Easter dress ideas with accessories like a belt buckle or belt pin to complete the look highlighting the latest fashions in New York.
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