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Tucson
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1902
Page
2
University head Herring urged to stay in Arizona role
Editorial urges Colonel William Herring to remain chancellor of the University of Arizona, praising his dignity education zeal and adminis trative skill. It criticizes politicized board control and cautions Governor Murphy against forcing resignation, stressing the university’s growth and nonpartisan governance. New York City debates bay window taxes while weighing meat prices and vegetarian reform influenced by a beef monopoly.
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William Herring
University of Arizona
Ofice the
Bisbee Review
Arizona
Murphy
Colonel Herring
Herring
Brodie
Reformers Debate Meatless Policy And Divorces
Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease of Kansas told a vegetarian society that women abstaining from meat could break the beef monopoly, a claim not shared by reformer Ernest H. Crosby who disagreed with the stance.
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Mary Ellen Lease
Kansas
The Delegates Nomination In Arizona Democratic Preview
The Phoenix Republican notes competition for the Democratic nomination for Delegate to Congress. It reflects on the office as an honorable, demanding role and anticipates Arizona Democrats will choose a capable candidate at the territorial convention.
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Phoenix
Congress
Arizona
Arizona Republicans urged to nominate a victim for vindication
The piece argues that Arizona Republicans should run a standout candidate such as Murphy Vickers Ainsworth or Hoey to provoke a direct challenge to Democratic persecutions. It claims the Democratic choice will be the Delegate and the Republican nomination a mere formality, inviting a civil service tour for the winner.
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Tate
Arizona
Congress of
United States
Murphy
Vickers
Ainsworth
Hoey
Rum trade and Boston wealth from colonial times
A harsh historical reflection critiques U.S. rum exports to Africa and the trader who built wealth for Boston merchants. The passage recalls past practices of luring the African market with rum and coercion, yielding profits from ivory and woods.
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Uncle Sam
Boston
Medford
The Shoddy Bill Debate and Call for Truthful Labeling
The piece argues for passing a bill to require labeling of shoddy goods to prevent fraud in cloth and to inform buyers. It notes wool-grower groups oppose second class material and urges honest disclosure by manufacturers and dealers to protect consumers.
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Congress
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Grosvenor
Ohio
Justice and restitution under Mosaic law and Roosevelt policy
The piece argues that restitution should be pursued and doubled for theft, criticizing President Roosevelt for ordering a new trial for Neeley and Rathbone in Cuba. It condemns post office robberies in Cuba as a grave blot on American administration and warns that release would worsen the disgrace.
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Arizona
Neeley
Rathbone
Telegraph
Roosevelt
Cuba
Mark Hanna
Physical Formation of Mexico
Mexico shows a curious structure with terraces rising from low coastal plains to a central plateau. The land trends northwest to southeast and sits 4,000 to 8,000 feet high. Snowy volcanic peaks rise above the plateau, with ten volcanos over 12,000 feet and three towering above fertile valleys at 17,782, 17,356 and 16,060 feet. Popocatepetl, Orizaba and Ixtaccihuatl reach these altitudes.
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Mexico
Popo Eotspet
Orizaba
Ixtaccibuatl
The Voice of Experience and a Father’s Savings Tale
A young father explains a big bank deposit in trust for his baby son and plans to reveal the amount and compound interest at twenty one. An old man objects saying his son drew the money, married, and now the man must support eight in his family.
Cheese classification by texture and cream content
Cream based cheeses are soft varieties made from cream alone at low temperatures with little pressure. They must be used while fresh as they spoil quickly and become rancid.
The Florin Coin Origin and Name Origins
The florin originated in Florence and may have given the city its name or borrowed its name from the flower de light on the coin. The florin spread across Europe and remains a monetary unit in Austria and Holland, a legacy of northern Italian city states and early continental coinage.
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Florence
Austria
Holland
Europe
Italy
Landlady and Boarder Quarrel Over Missing Umbrella
In a Glasgow Evening Times item the landlady Mrs Hasher declares the umbrella stolen while the boarder Mr Blake protests he will not admit it. The exchange shows tension and humor as each defends their stance.
Our Guban Thieves and the Fine for Stolen Public Funds
The piece argues Neeley and Rathbone face severe penalties mainly through fines equal to the amounts they stole from the government, requiring restitution to the public treasury. It contends the fines match the losses and questions the rational nature of the punishment.
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Neeley and Rathbone
Dr Kings New Life Pills Boost Digestion
What thin folks need is a greater power of digesting and assimilating food. For them Dr Kings New Life Pills work wonders. They tone and regulate digestive organs, expel poisons, enrich the blood, improve appetite, and build healthy flesh. Only 25c at all druggists. Palace Meat Market promotes fine meats.
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Dr. King
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