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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
2
The item notes that the publication is entered according to Act of Congress as second class matter at the post office in Tucson Arizona indicating its mailing status and legal basis.
Editorials criticize Senator Bailey as a capable Democrat while condemning Arthur P. Gorman as unfit for leadership. The piece argues Bailey may seek the nomination and uses analogies with water wells and local Arizona politics to question other figures and demand fuller disclosure from Martin on Vickers.
The Prescott Journal Miner credits J C Martin with a publicized reaction to a San Francisco dispatch from Dr Vickers. The message offered a bid situation on printing revised statutes and potential payment if a contract was secured. Martin had maintained prolonged silence amid political pressure and public scrutiny.
Secretary of War Root comes back from Havana after achieving his aims. Rathbone the convicted postal thief is granted bail. The question now is whether this concession to Hannah prevents Rathbone from pursuing a presidential bid.
Ives and Manning undertake a broad artesian test in the Santa Cruz valley. If their 48 inch well yields a copious flow, water supply and irrigation will unlock vast agricultural potential, promising prosperity for Tucson and southern Arizona and benefiting thousands of residents.
A Republican era snarl labels opponents copper heads over Funston remarks and warns that Roosevelt could spark presidential fever before 1904. The brief notes early 20th century political vitriol around Kansas figure Willie Boy and Roosevelt.
The Tucson Citizen critiques the Post of Denver on United States Senate election methods, expressing disagreement with the Denver paper’s views and outlining its own reasons.
The piece argues against replacing State legislature selection of senators with a party convention based system. It defends direct legislative selection as preserving state representation and warns that party conventions could enable bribery and improper influence. It praises the constitutional design linking states to the Senate and cautions that abandoning it risks instability and one chambered governance.
In a playful scene from the Chicago Herald a doctor visits Mr. Frash and humorously announces three fine boys across the hall. The exchange features Wellington Flash, a poker expert, and the amused father who insists three of a kind is enough.
The Sun presents itself as a comprehensive paper with extensive domestic and international news gathering. It touts strong Washington and New York bureaus, diverse market reporting, and broad correspondents worldwide. Subscriptions include daily and Sunday editions, with weekly options.
A dated promotional note from Abell Company in Baltimore touts weekly and daily Sun publications including market reports, fiction, a household column, and club inducements. It highlights Mail options to the United States Canada and Mexico with advance payment terms.
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinize Tablets with a money back refund if they fail to cure. Mentions E W Groves signature on each box and a price of 26 cents.
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