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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1902

Page

4

Democrats of Arizona Rename Convention Actions And Platform

The Arizona Democratic convention adopts a permanent organization and platform. Delegates reject Republican imperialism and call for eight hour workday mine and boiler inspections and a maximum railroad rate. The platform also supports free trade, anti blacklist laws, and protective labor reforms.

Democratic Platform Democratic Party of Arizona National Democratic Party National Democratic Platform Kansas City Republican Party Legislative Assembly

Arizona Democrats Back Statehood and Wilson for Delegate

Delegates rally in Arizona to push the Omnibus Statehood bill for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma. They praise Marcus A. Smith, nominate Colonel J F Wilson for Delegate to Congress, and celebrate party unity with cheers for Smith and Wilson and a formal adjournment after band music.

Senate of the United States Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Union of States Imense Marcus A. Smith Congress Owen T. Rouse Henry A. Ashurst Mark Smith Mr. Smith Sam F. Webb Maricopa Fred H. Keddington Phoenix Apacheounty J. T. Lessner J. B.peterson Cochiseounty F. J A. Sweet J. J. O'Reilly Frank Hall James W. Stevens Coborino Max Salzman George W. Glowner Gila W. F. McNelly R. C. Sloan Graham James Puckett Ben M. Crawford Ben R.clark W. G. Cleary E. Gonzales Jo Bush F. Pomroy Tom Masson Mohre Fred Leonard P. M. Fisder Navajo E. A. Sawyer Wa. Morgan Pima A. O’keefe Wm. Lovell M. G. Samaniego Pinal J. F. Barnes Thomas Kavnaugh Thomas F. Weedon Sant Cruz Frank J. Duffy D. G. Chalmers Yavapai J. C. Herndon H. D. Ross E. E. Ellinwood J. J. Fisher Yuma S. B. Hinds A. M. Foster Thomas N. Day Pat J. O’sulivan Yavapai County J. F. Wilson Charles M. Shannon Graham County Colonel Wilson Henry F. Ashurst Coconino Judge Lovell Tucson Tom Farish Wison Lee Crandall E. S. Ives

Paris Painting Price and Gentle Lessons in Manners

A Paris tale opens with a gentleman who buys The Bride of Abydos for 15000 francs but fakes a smaller sum to avoid discord at home, then learns his wife sold it for 4500 francs a net profit of 1500. A London Spectator note praises rude wit as polite education. The Irish donkey tale follows a toll bridge ruse. The Fairy Lamplighter recounts Keats and Severn keeping a lamp alight through a clever candle thread device, sparking joy in a sickroom.

Shannon Rouse Tom Farish Ford Maricopa George Meek Cochise George W. Glowner Conocino W. P. Morrison Gila A.M. Elias Graham D. J. M. Ford John R. Whitesides Mohave W. H. Murphy Navajo C. S. Wilson Pima J. G. Keating Committee On Paris Abydos Preacner France London Spectator Joseph Severn Keats Severn

English Cook Describes Wavering Habits in Kitchens

The Lancet reports a stereotype of the English cook who refuses to weigh ingredients and avoids roasting. She favors oven use and, if near the fire, is deemed too lazy to baste or shield meat.

Inherited the Business and Apple Woman Heritage

A playful exchange pits Mrs. Fitz Clancey claiming descent from Brian Boru against Mrs. Casey of the fruit stand who counters with Eve as the first apple woman. The Philadelphia Press captures the humorous regional banter between two local figures.

Brian Boru Fitz Clancey

Flowers of the Cranberry

A brief note from Country Life In America describes the cranberry flower, a delicate June blossom tucked among peat bog flora. The piece highlights its slender, trailing stem and pink corolla with beaklike stamens, noting its contrast with the familiar cranberry berry.

Golden Club America

A Way Out. A Little Girl And A Dire Warning

A mother leads her child Katharine to the library and explains that telling untruths means not going to heaven. The girl remains grave and asks to say a sweet word to join her in the other place. The New York Tribune notes the moral exchange.

Katharine Grandma Papa Mamma New York Tribune

Expressman C A Stevens Returns to Restore Business

C A Stevens, veteran expressman, returns after a year of rest and recuperation on the coast and resumes his old business at the People Store. Prompt attention will be given to all work left in his care.

C. A. Stevens Reliabe People

Lingering Summer Colds Prompt Quick Cough Cure

Summer colds may linger for months if neglected. One Minute Cough Cure will break up the attack, acting at once to cure coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Children like it. Bell's pharmacy.

Sumer Bell's Pharmacy

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