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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1902
Page
2
The text notes Senator Bard of California as a potential ally to steer Arizona’s Statehood bill through the Senate committee on Territories. It praises his regional proximity and suggests his friendly involvement could prove effective.
The piece rebukes claims using Civil War precedents to justify cruelty in the Philippines. It defends Sherman’s strategies as legitimate and condemns water torture and mass killing as baseless slander toward Union soldiers. It also mocks Republican trust rhetoric while noting whitewash in investigations.
The Cafe Goldtree announces oysters served in any style at the same price all summer. The shop pledges a clean environment with clean counters, and promotes Palace Meat Market as a companion listing.
The piece notes Cuba becomes a fact of freedom with Palma inaugurated and US troops leaving. It outlines Platt amendments restricting sovereignty, allowing US intervention, naval bases, and tariff aims, while urging profitable trade with the United States and discussing annexation debates and Arizona politics.
The piece defends the Democratic party’s support of the army, condemns government orders and press groups for militant policies, and criticizes the Republican stance. It notes potential candidates Vickers Hoey Hood and mentions Murphy as a looming figure, reflecting local political maneuvering in Phoenix and Nogales.
A movement among Irish societies in the United States seeks to boycott the stage Irishman seen as a burlesque of real Irish character. The San Francisco Monitor endorses the stance while theater managers defend the popular trope as essential for business. A London correspondent notes Irish humor enduring amid wartime adversity.
A testimonials style notice extols Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and throat and lung diseases. It claims the medicine cuts phlegm, nourishes blood, and heals inflamed throats with guaranteed bottles priced 60 cents and 1.00. Free trial bottles are offered at druggists. It also mentions low prices on leather goods at E. G. Capo's.
Trains No 1 southbound connects with A N M train No 1 at Guthrie. Train No 4 northbound connects with A N M train No 2 at Guthrie MO. Burns is Superintendent and J Mills is Manager.
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