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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1902

Page

2

University of Arizona praised for steady progress under Adams

Editorial lauds the University of Arizona's advance over the past year under Acting President F Yale Adams. It credits the Board of Regents and Chancellor William Herring, notes restored student and faculty confidence, and urges Adams' permanent appointment to ensure continued growth and stability. The piece also discusses forthcoming Democratic and Republican nomination dynamics, focusing on Roosevelt and Marcus Hanna and their political clash.

University of Arizona Arizona Tucson F. Yale Adams Adams Board of Regents

Republican Rivals Set for White Hot Presidential Campaign

The piece notes that within two years the Republican and Democratic nominations will be fiercely contested. It suggests the race will intensify soon, with nominations expected to be decided within months after that.

Carmack Says Republicans Block Aguinaldo Testimony

Senator Carmack argues in the Senate that Republican committee members refused to invite Aguinaldo, framing the move as political. He says summoning Aguinaldo would allow full truth and expose party bias, warning the inquiry could be politics driven if access is denied.

Senator Carmack Tennessee Senate Aguinaldo Senate Committee

Roosevelt Defense and Atkinson Testimony Questioned

A political dispute over Edward Atkinson testifying before a committee highlights suspicions of partisan delay. The piece argues for full, open investigation into alleged administration atrocities and calls for comprehensive witness access and release of papers. It contends American civilization hinges on uncovering the whole truth.

Edward Atkinson Massachusetts Atkinson Roosevelt Root Senate

The Meat Trust Threat to Americans’ Essentials

The article denounces the meat trust and other monopolies as crimes against society that extort the masses. It argues that a few corporations control meat fuel flour and every essential, and that only public officials and anti trust law can offer limited relief until stronger remedies emerge.

Meat Trust

Drowning Man Finds Relief in Kodol Digestive Aid

George S. Marsh of Nocona Texas recounts severe dyspepsia five years ago and his trial of many medicines until Kodol provided relief. He claims after a few bottles he is sound and well, praising Kodol for digesting good food and curing stomach trouble. p. Bell & Son.

George S. Marsh Nocona Texas P. Bell & Son

Flowers in the Pulpit and a Lawyer's Light Exchange

A fragment from the New York Times notes church flower offerings remain generous across parishes large and small with altar blooms often the year’s top expense. A brief Washington Star gag follows about juries stuck over night and luck in legal fate.

New York Times

The Sun Newspaper Ad of Baltimore

The Sun promotes itself as a high minded daily paper with extensive national and international coverage. It highlights its up to date machinery, global correspondents, strong Washington and New York bureaus, and reliable market reports for farmers, merchants, and brokers. Subscriptions offered include daily and Sunday editions with annual prices.

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The Weekly Sun Promises Broad News and Features

A promotional notice extols The Daily and Weekly Sun with wide coverage from world news to household interests. It highlights attractive departments including market reports, short stories, a woman’s column and a farm section, all offered for one dollar a year with advance payment and free mailing in the U S Canada and Mexico.

Agricultural Department Weekly Sun United States Canada Mexico

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Cures Longstanding Sores

Burns cuts and other wounds often become troublesome sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures many skin ailments including long standing leg sores. A testimonial from H C Hardy of Yankeetown Indiana notes a running sore healed after trying the salve. Be wary of counterfeit products from 3S D Bell and Son.

DeWitt H. C. Hardy Yankeetown Ind D. Bell & Son

Laxative Bromo Quinize Tab Lets Refund Promise

Laxative Bromo Quinize tablets offer a money back refund if they fail to cure. Each box bears the signature of B. W. Grove. 265c.

B. W. Grove

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