Gannon Leads for Speakership Race After Babcock Exit
Illinois Statesman senator Gannon moves to front in race for the speakership as Babcock withdraws. Coalition shifts center on key chamber leaders with late-looming votes expected.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
1
Extra Session Shadow Over Speakership Fight
Babcock's retirement from Wisconsin from the speakership race sparks a pacts shift. It is believed Cannon of Illinois will gain the gavel. Babcock reveals Roosevelt will call an extra session after adjournment to enact tariff legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Babcock
Wisconsin
Cannon
Illinois
Roosevelt
Congress
Representative Cannon
Henderson
Washington
Oldest Southern California woman dies in San Gabriel
Senora Catalina Flores, believed to be 117 to 120 years old, died in San Gabriel after a long life in California. Born in Oregon, of Spanish descent, she came with a War of 1812 veteran and witnessed the rise of the mission era. She was a seamstress and community mother who attended services until two months before her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
California
San Gabriel
Senora Catalina Flores
Oregon
Flores
George Washington
Weather tally from Tucson by Observer Wetmore
In Tucson today the wind is from the south with cloudy skies remaining in that direction. Clouds threaten the southern sky while temperatures and other details are not provided by the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
E. L. Wetmore
Market Report Quiet Lead, Copper, Silver Steady
New York stock bulletin notes lead unchanged at 11.40 to 11.60, Mexican silver at 39, and silver at 49. This brief market update records commodity prices with no change in lead and minor shifts in metal quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coal Arbitration Sessions Resume in Lackawanna Inquiry
The Arbitration Commission in Scranton resumed its session with a large crowd. Counsel Rosa for the Lackawanna railroad continued the cross examination of Mitchell. Chairman Gray urged faster progress while noting Mitchell would not testify on matters beyond his personal knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Anthracite Coal’ Commission
Rosa
Lackawatuna
Mitchell
Gray
Train Robbers Hit Colorado Grip Near Trinidad
Five bandits attempted a Colorado Southern train hold up near Trinidad. One wounded robber lay in brush after being shot by Express Messenger Schreber when dynamite was used on the express car. He dies and is unidentified. four others fled southwest into sparse country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Colorado Southern
Here
Express
Schreber
Morgan
Perons
Standard Oil
John W. Gates
Crow Agency Uprising Threat After Squaw Killed
Crow people at Crow Wing agency threaten uprising after a squaw was killed by a freight train. They capture the train brakeman and hold a war dance while police arrive. Guards rescue the man as bucks threaten to clash with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Crow Wing
Visiting Statesmen MGMDES Of the Senate Committees In Arizona
The Senate committee on Territories visiting Tucson to examine the Omnibus bill territories spent about four hours in the city. Senators Beveridge Dillingham Burnham Heitfeld with Governor Brodie and others toured facilities including the Carnegie Library and University cadets. They questioned witnesses briefly and will proceed to Bisbee then Deming, noting Arizona’s mineral wealth and Statehood debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Territories
Tycson
No. 10
Mariner
Beveridge
Indiana
Dillingham
Vermont
Burnham
New Hampshire
Heitfeld
Idaho
Brodie
Smith
Rothchild
Chamber of Commerce
Marcus A. Smith
Phoenix
Tucson
Orndorff
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Carnegie Library
M. P. Freeman
Davis
Blake
Flynn
Adams
Angus
L. C Hughes
John McGee
Censue Taker
Knox Corbett
Justice Wilson
Justice Meyer
Arizona
Democratioe
Elks Club
Bisbee
Gov
Prof
Deming
Thorne Confident of Final Acquittal
Tom Horn’s defense filed a bill of exceptions in district court for supreme court review seeking a new trial. The 727 page transcript, prepared since trial, captures the full evidence and was filed with all defense and prosecutor present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tom Horn
District Court
Supreme Court
Horn
Miss Meeks Long Sleep and Visit to Heaven
Miss Dora Meek, known as the sleeping girl, remains unconscious after a ten day slumber following a quarrel with her sweetheart. Doctors and osteopaths debate her condition as she occasionally awakens to tell visions of heaven. Separately, a bold purse snatching occurred on Stone Avenue near Jackson Street, with the thief fleeing toward the plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Meek
Heaven
Centralia
Dora Meek
Ernest Falkbrenner
Stone Avenue
Georgia Seamond
Colonial
Jackson Street
Cuban Boy’s Predicament Shifts Between New York and Havana
A Cuban boy travels by ship between New York and Havana, facing a comic tug of homesickness and curiosity. He alternates between ports with evident relish, exploring the travel experience with lively, lighthearted charm.
Cuban migrant Constantine Garcia blocked by immigration again
Constantine Garcia, 23, a Cuban native, cannot land in the United States or return to Cuba after being sent back and forth between New York and Havana by the Ward Line and Ellis Island authorities. He remains aboard the Monterey awaiting further action as the impasse continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Constantine Garcia
United States
Cuba
Garcia
Mexico
Ward Line
Havana
Monterey
Ellis Island
Constantine
Interior Department to Probe Wide Land Frauds in West
Washington reports the Interior Department will launch two weeks of aggressive action against land fraud syndicates across California Oregon Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico and the Pacific Coast region. Investigations target thousands of acres claimed through deceptive schemes with potential removal of implicated federal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interior Department
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
West
Southwest
Pacific
Land Department
United States Marshals
United States
Morgan and allies blamed for vast Wall Street bear raid losses
A historical note attributes leadership of a Wall Street bear raid to J. P. Morgan and allied interests including Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania groups. It cites Morgan stock declines totaling 203 million and allied declines of 82 million, with Morgan allegedly using illness and spies to influence liquidation and timing of purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morgan
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Wall Street
National City Bank
Frank A. Vanderlip
Morgan
Rockefellers
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Gannon
Ilinois
Gavel
Catalina Flores
Local Weather Report
Metal and Money Market
THE
Arbitration Commission
Chairman Gray
Colorado
Mgmdefs
Senate
Firizona
Senator Beveridge
Star
Manning
Pioneer Society
the Star
Hughes
Benson
Mark Smith
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Erie
Louisville and Nashville
Reading Common
Southern Railway
Northern Securities
Canadian Pacific
Norfolk & Western
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