Local postal notice from Tucson post office
Entry recorded under act of Congress as second class matter at Tucson Arizona post office. unreadable snippet ends with foreign letters and abbreviations.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
2
Entry recorded under act of Congress as second class matter at Tucson Arizona post office. unreadable snippet ends with foreign letters and abbreviations.
Editorial argues Root's approval of military killings in the Philippines is indefensible comparing it to reformatories for youth. It questions using deadly force on Filipino youths over ten, cites Senator Teller defending American boy soldiers, and urges humanitarian reform over firing squads.
The piece praises Herbert Spencer’s claim of Chamberlain’s ability but argues that his real merit is unproven. It labels him an ironmonger with audacity and nerve, cites his unprincipled acts, and states his only real idea is colonial federation. It contrasts Chamberlain with Castle Reagh and Cecil Rhodes, concluding Chamberlain lacks lasting political achievement.
A year of mail money transfers in small sums for subscriptions dues and minor obligations totals about two billion dollars in the United States. Losses occur and current methods are inconvenient and costly. A reliable, convenient substitute is needed to reduce delay and risk from loose currency and stamps.
C W Post proposes a post check currency to substitute for treasury notes. The plan reprints one two and five dollar notes with writable lines and a stamp area. the bill would act as a safe personal check redeemable at post offices. Congress considers adoption with strong support from post office officials.
The piece argues Tucson should require a block wide consent and ten day notice before liquor licenses are issued. It condemns current informal approval by two licensing committee members and urges a public posting and newspaper notice to allow block property owners to object or approve, suggesting this protects residents.
Public notice describes the Sun newspaper’s high standards and wide coverage. It touts up to date mechanicals and rapid news gathering from US and overseas bureaus. It promotes the Sun as an educator and reliable source, with Sunday and weekly editions offered by annual subscription.
Short agricultural market notices and household interest items from the Weekly Sun. This edition lists inducements to club organizers and announces subscription offers with free mailings to the United States Canada and Mexico.
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