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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1902

Page

2

Democrats Put Forward Pima County Slate

The Democratic ticket in Pima County features J F Wilson as delegate candidate, Levi H Manning for joint councilman, L C Cowan and N W Bernard for Legislative Assembly, Nat E Hawke for treasurer, Frank F Murphy for sheriff, Charles Blenman for district attorney, Charles A Shibell for recorder, Sylvester W Purcell for probate judge, William Angus for school superintendent, Bartholomy for surveyor, and Harry A Drachman Fred Ronstadt for supervisors plus Wiley E Tussing W S Bartlett as justices of the peace and Joe Manciet Jesus Provencio as constables.

Pima L. H. Manning Santa Cruz Tucson Territorial Council Pima County Manning House of Delegates N. W. Bernard Cowan Bernard Harry Cody Phoenix Cody Territory Frank Murphy Charles Blenman Purcell Langer

Vote for Statehood and Wilson in Arizona election

A call to elect J. F. Wilson to back Arizona statehood, arguing the Omnibus bill's passage hinges on this vote. It urges Democrats and Republicans to support the ticket, pledging statehood and steady governance with Frank Murphy as the best sheriff in the Southwest.

J. F. Wilson Arizona United States Senate New Mexico Oklahoma Wilson Frank Murphy Southwest

Hanna's Campaign Cry Echoed as Prosperity Stance

In Akron Ohio Senator Hanna recalled his early year campaign line Let well enough alone and declared Today I stand put. He argued prosperity favors keeping the tariff as is to curb trust disturbers though he noted the issue divides the public beyond mere stand pat on prosperity.

Hanna Ohio Adam Smith Goshen Iowa Northwest Beef Trust Massachusetts Dingley Havemeyer Sugar Trust Akron

American buyers face higher prices for foreign goods

The article notes that imports may cost American consumers more after adding ocean freights, while Americans expect prosperity with a share of the benefits. Judge Purcell is highlighted for his probate record, and Wiley E. Tussing and W. S. Bartlett are identified as strong candidates for justices of the peace.

Democrats Endorse Local Ticket For County Offices

Judge Purcell’s record supports re election. Nat E Hawke trusted city recorder now seeks county treasurer. Democrats nominate Harry A Drachman Fred Ronstadt for supervisors. William Angus for school superintendent. Bartholomy for surveyor. Shibell for county judge. Tussing Bartlett for justice of the peace. Mandet Provencio constables. Vote the ticket straight.

County Officials Discuss Election Supervisors and Treasurer

Harry Drachman and Fred Ronstadt named as up-to-date supervisors. Nat Hawke chosen as the man for county treasurer.

Harry Drachman Fred Ronstadt

Senator Burton reports fraud by Boston missionaries in Hawaii

Senator Burton of Kansas, touring Hawaii, accuses some New England missionaries of selling natives heaven certificates in exchange for lands, swindling ignorant Hawaiians. He, a member of the Senate Investigating Committee, foresees a revealing report to Congress. The piece contrasts earnest workers with self puffed pretenders and hints at possible missionary fraud. A political appeal follows urging vote for Charles Blenman for district attorney.

Senator Burton Kansas Hawaii New England Boston Kansas Statesman Congress Heaven Uncle Sam Hawaiian

Peculiar Old London Street Names Reimagined

A London Argus writer pairs archaic street names with modern substitutions such as Adam a Diggingyard St Peter street and Aggar's passage Cutler-street. Houndsditch Alphabet court Chiure Market and Baalzephon street Long lane Ber mondsey appear in the list. The piece notes many names likely chosen for eccentricity and hints at future study of their derivations.

London Argus St. Peter Street Aggar's Passage Cutler — Street Houndsditch Alphabet Court Chiure Market Long Lane Bermondsey Bethnal Green St. George’s-in-the- Last Temple Bar Jane-Foster

Corn Fire Myth From Wichita Echoes of History

A 1892 tale from a small farm east of Wichita recounts a man burning corn on the stove to light coal shortages. The Wichita Eagle cites the episode as a national myth about Kansas farmers burning corn, a story treated as fact for years.

Wichita Kansas

Eccentric Methods How Dumas Skewed a Publisher

The Mousquetaire in Paris flourished briefly under Alexandre Dumas with lavish pay and casual hiring. Boule offered a daily 100 franc stipend, letting Dumas sign blank checks. The scheme bloomed then collapsed as debts and spending consumed the book, ending Dumas's financial scheme.

Lost Book Agent Tale Sparks Street Conversation

A fragment from the Chicago News recalls a street encounter where a book agent is questioned by a man about a book in a casual, humorous exchange. The dialogue captures slang and a visit to a house where the agent stays, with a missed chance at a match.

Harry Chicago News

Bach Improvisation Delights Duke At Dinner

The Duke of Saxe Weimar invited Johann Sebastian Bach to a palace dinner. Bach played at the harpsichord, forgot dinner, and returned to the table after the duke halted him. He explained he needed to resolve chords to the tonic like quenching a dying man’s thirst.

Saxe-Weimar John Sebastian Bach Bach

The Small Brother Teases About Walk and Nickname

In a Chicago Post item a small brother recalls hearing his sister called duckie. She defies him saying it means little, while the brother suggests it may relate to her walk. The exchange remains terse and teasing.

Duckie Chicago Post

Freddy's Favorite Games Clash With Parental Bounds

In the Detroit Free Press excerpt Freddy chooses games his parents deem too rough. His father explains Freddy likes to play whatever games his mother and father decide are too rough for him, highlighting a child’s preference for challenging play within family limits.

Freddy Papa Detroit Free Press

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Tucson Citizen Citizen Printing and Publishing Co Associated Press O’brien Moore Yavapai County Levi H. Manning Democratic Legislative Assembly L. C. Cowan Nat E. Hawke Frank FE. Murphy Charles A. Shibell Sylvester W. Purcell William Angus Surveyor— Co. Bartholomy Harry A. Drachman Justices of the Peace WILEY Constablee Joe Manciet Jesus Provencio Wiley E. Tussing W. S. Bartlett CC. Bartholomy Charles Shibell Justice of the Peace Joe Mandet Nat Hawke Borry IE Emmy Eiisom Alexandre Dumas Mousquetaire Dumas Boule Boyle Hipstetter
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