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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
2
The Citizen Printing and Publishing Co publishes the Tucson daily except Sundays under Associated Press guidelines. The item notes second class mail status and post office entry in Tucson Arizona.
Editorial argues delaying the St Louis World Fair to 1904 ensures broad foreign participation and thorough preparation. It commends local support, notes a $5 009 000 Congressional appropriation, and warns against a half ready exhibition. It contrasts with Chicago’s opening chaos and urges complete completion before opening.
Massachusetts Senator Lodge defended the atrocities in the Philippines with evasive remarks and claimed there was reason for them. He regrets American torture but argues the enemy’s cruelty justified harsh orders in a war against a “not fully civilized” people.
The piece notes the recent passings of Archbishop Corrigan Bret Harte and Admiral Sampson. It argues their legacies in church leadership literature and naval service are rich despite poverty, criticizing wealth as a misguided measure of true success and urging judgment by deeds over riches.
The piece rebukes Congress for withholding aid to Martinique, arguing the U S government cannot be an eleemosynary institution. It cites Underwood of Alabama and other Democrats who voted against relief, recalls Grover Cleveland and historical aid, and questions future generosity when disasters strike at home or abroad. It warns the precedent could excuse nationless charity and highlights Pittsburgh suffering as a domestic counterpoint.
Fragmentary editorial speaks on defiance of destitution and the belief that a man’s life success rests on his day’s deeds. It argues that true achievement lies in doing good for the generation and elevating American character to a higher standard.
The Sun proclaims itself a modern, comprehensive paper with full news coverage daily and on Sundays. It highlights extensive global correspondents, strong Washington and New York bureaus, and complete market reporting for farmers and merchants. Subscriptions include daily, Sunday, and weekly options.
The document outlines The Sun weekly and daily editions where readers find news, market reports, fiction, a woman’s column and household interests. It advertises a one dollar yearly subscription with free mailing in the U S Canada and Mexico and requests advance payment to A B Abell Company publishers Baltimore Maryland.
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