Tucson Post Office News Note
Entered according to Act of Congress as Second class matter at the post office of Tucson Arizona.
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Congress
Tucson
Arizona
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
2
Editorial on Philippine atrocities and American public conscience
The piece argues Secretary Root bore responsibility for brutal orders in the Philippines and Samar, including kill all above 10. It condemns General Smith and Major Waller, notes public protests, and cites historic denouncements of earlier American cruelties. It urges ongoing condemnation and restraint against barbaric acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Roosevelt
Philip
Phoenix
Philippines
Arizona
Lodge
Secretary Root
Smith
Bell
Waller
Manila
Samar
Jacob H.smith
Major Waller
General Smith
War Department
United States Army
Lamar
Civilized Heart
America
Phoenix Republican
Logan
Cresap
Florida
Joshua R. Giddings
Helen Hunt Jackson
Washita
Morgan plans Atlantic transport trust shocks England
Alarm in England as J. Pierpont Morgan allegedly moves Atlantic transport firms toward a trust. English newspapers oppose the move, misreading Morgan’s philanthropy. The Phoenix Republican notes the issue and suggests exchange of views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
J. Pierpont Morgan
Atlantic Transportation Companies
Infant Beet Trust Report Prompts Political Speculation
The passage praises a beet sugar trust report showing an 185,853 dollar profit increase and rosy 1902 campaign forecasts while dismissing Cuban competition fears. It questions links between Oxnard, Rathbone, and beet interests, hinting at political maneuvering and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Oxnard
Washington
Mr. Oxnard
Carnegie in London Sends Cheer to Despondent Britain
Andrew Carnegie arrived in London and spoke words of cheer to Britons facing economic concerns. Reports note his remarks aim to lift spirits amid news of major steamship line consolidations involving Pierpont Morgan.
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Andrew Carnegie
London
Carnegie
Pierpont Morgan
Carnegie warns Britain on race patriotism and U.S. reach
The piece argues Mr. Carnegie’s optimistic view in London clashes with Britain’s mood. It notes diverse American citizens—from German, Irish, Italian, Greek, and African descent to Mexican heritage—have little sentimental ties to England. The author asserts U.S. patriotism is growing and will pursue global markets without sentimentality toward the “old home.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
London
Mr. Carnegie
John Bull
United States
Great Britain
England
Emerald Isle
Edward
Tropics
North Pole
Tower of Babel
Britain
Atlantic
Missouri Supreme Court Beef Trust Inquiry Details Pack
Testimony shows a complete union of Armour Cudahy Morris and Swift in price fixing. They held twice weekly meetings and used uniform rules for shared interests. Firms buy cattle on alternate days to curb competition, and telegram ahead to agents to set prices. Trust methods drove 100 butchers and two packing houses out of business in St. Louis. Some still deny a beef trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Missouri
Beef Trust
Packers
Armour, Cudahy
Morris
Swift
Combine
St. Louis
Hetty Greens Gun Debate Sparks New York Police Permit
The article argues New York police granting Hetty Green a revolver permit sets a dangerous precedent. It notes her wealth does not grant special privileges and questions how authorities would respond if figures like Carrie Nation sought similar arms, citing Green’s claim of danger from lawyers and robbers targeting her wealth.
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New York
Hetty Green
Mrs. Green
United States
Carrie Nation
Special Privileges and Weapons Across Society
The writer argues against allowing weapons or perks for prominent women like Hetty Green Carrie Nation and Nellie Bly. They warn that legal fiction residence, tax dodges, and martial law could follow if forbidden rules are loosened. The piece also notes Missouri-like municipal misgovernance and rousing city bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
Carrie Nation
Mrs. Astor
Nellie Bly
Emma Goldman
New York
Vermont
Fire safety tips for escaping a house blaze
The article advises two clear exits from a house, knowing them by day and night. It recommends wrapping a woolen cloth around burn injuries to smother flames and avoiding water for small fires, keeping doors shut when possible and staying low during smoke to stay on the clear path.
Climate Season Variations Across U S Regions
The Rocky mountain region holds the longest cold season, extending about ten days beyond warmer periods. In Texas and the lower Missouri valley the warm season begins roughly ten days earlier than the middle Atlantic coast region and 20 to 25 days earlier than southern California. Northwest warm season starts 20 to 25 days earlier than the lake region and 15 to 20 days earlier than the north Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rocky Mountain
Texas
Lower
Missouri Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast
California
Northwest
Lake Region
North Pacific Coast
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