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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
2
Editorial argues the “full dinner pail” faded as costs rose after Republican policies favored trusts. It cites food and clothing price increases since 1900, notes limited wage gains, and blames meat trust actions. The piece mocks Colonel Greene and cites Statehood fights with figures from Congress and Iowa.
A San Francisco Bulletin report notes U S Navy officers and sailors from the cruiser Chicago were arrested by Venice authorities during shore leave and faces stern punishment. The piece mocks the outrage and compares naval decorum to broader seaport revelry. It laments potential national disgrace and urges accountability for the offenders.
The piece reports Republican senators using procedural tactics to avoid Major Gardiner and other witnesses from testifying before a committee investigating reported Philippine atrocities. It notes Gardiner’s high army rank and role as civil governor of Tayabas, and accuses Republicans of delaying disclosures to influence the upcoming elections. Senator Dolliver leads the runaway faction with Spooner and Beveridge mentioned.
The piece argues that fighting out a dispute is more heroic but poorer politics and predicts a rising wrath that could submerge the Republican party next November. It notes the Arizona governing class, labeled Rough Riders, may reunite in Phoenix near Governor Brodie’s inauguration and warns outsiders away from the inner circle.
A Minneapolis speech by Iowa Governor A B Cummins challenges protectionism and urges free competition. He condemns watered stock and favors empowering government to regulate prices in monopolies, signaling a brewing political storm for Republicans ahead of elections.
Denver April 12 1902 proposals in triplicate will be received here and at post quarter master offices until May 12 1902 at 11 am for furnishing fuel to Forts Apache Grant Huachuca A T Forts Board Wingate New Mexico Douglas DuChesne Utah D A Russell Mackenzie Washakie Wyo and Fort Logan Denver Colo during fiscal year ending June 30 1903. Right to accept or reject any part. Envelopes marked Proposals for Fuel. J W Pope Chief Q M.
Illinois Central will introduce a faster timetable with two Omaha to Chicago trains. No. 2 departs Omaha at 1 p.m. daily, arriving Chicago at 9:30 a.m. next day. No. 4 leaves at 7 a.m. with daylight service, both routes pass Fort Dubuque Freeport and Rockford. Equipment includes vestibuled Pullman sleeping car buffet library smoking car and dining car.
The Sun proclaims its honest motive and high standards as a daily and Sunday newspaper. It highlights global correspondents and robust Washington New York bureaus, aiming to deliver all news every day. Weekly and daily subscriptions are offered with varying annual rates.
An early 20th century notice advertising The Weekly Sun with market reports and a women’s column, emphasizing agricultural department authority and household interest features. It promotes club inducements and mail delivery details for the United States Canada and Mexico with advance payments required.
George S. Marsh of Nocona Texas recalls years of dyspepsia and failed medicines until he used Kodol to end his stomach troubles. The advertisement claims Kodol digests any good food and cures stomach ailments, courtesy of S. D. Bell & Son.
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