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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1902
Page
2
Editorial department lists Democratic ticket candidates for federal and local offices. J. F. Wilson of Yavapai County is named for Delegate to Congress and Levi H. Manning of Pima County is named for Joint Councilman.
A Tucson city council session is condemned as mockery and demagoguery with critic questioning Russell’s pledge to fund an election seen as a sham. The mayor and legislators are accused of contemptuous conduct amid high license debates and calls for removal. The piece also critiques Andrew McNally’s Europe labor portrayal and its relevance to American workers.
The article discusses U S naval deployments to the Caribbean and isthmus regions amid revolutions in Venezuela Colombia and Haiti. It notes Monroe doctrine aims and debates over U S intervention while praising journalist Frank O Neill and the St Louis Republic.
A historical discussion contrasts the social condition of the American working man with his European counterpart to argue for tariff policy. The excerpt highlights how differences in living standards have shaped long running economic arguments.
The article lauds a proposed interstate action to promote arbitration of labor disputes while noting its origin in Pennsylvania. It critiques the state as a political source, remarking that Pennsylvania has produced notable factories but little else deemed good in politics for a long time.
A fragment notes that Benjamin Franklin is the greatest man of Massachusetts and Albert Gallatin of Geneva as part of a praise of historic figures. The line references two renowned founders in a generic historical context.
Frank R. O Neil of the St Louis Post Dispatch persuaded J K Murrell, the money handler for St Louis aldermen, to return by writing a candid letter arguing both sides. Murrell read the appeal and began the journey home, spurring sensational but legitimate revelations that could reshape the city s future.
Census figures show city residents average 38.2 years to 31.1 years in rural areas, a 7.1 year urban longevity edge. The data imply urban sanitary and food advantages outweigh rural air quality benefits, challenging the idea that country living guarantees better health.
On a Monday the Burns mansion door admits a weary tramp seeking food. The Chinese servant asks if he likes fish and the reply is a benevolent plan as he responds Yes I like fish. Come Friday.
A list of notable figures born and died on the same date. Shakespeare born April 23, 1564 and died April 28, 1616. Raphael Legio d Urbino born Good Friday 1483 died Good Friday 1520 aged thirty seven. Sir Thomas Browne born Oct 19 1605 died Oct 19 1682. Timothy Swan born July 23 1758 died July 23 1812. St John of God born March 8 1495 died March 8 1550. John Sobieski born June 17 1629 died June 17 1696.
A Missouri town recounts a humorous tragedy as a man on a crowded street car gives his seat to a woman. His wife jerks the bell rope and forces him off. He discovers the seated woman is his first wife, divorced two years prior, and they finish the ride walking home while he explains the mix up.
A regional snapshot contrasts tablespreads and tablecloths with servant commands to lay or set the table. It notes New England, Nova Scotia, and southern U S usage for seating and serving phrases differing by locale and social milieu.
The malic acid in ripe apples neutralizes excess chalky matter from heavy meat intake. Fresh ripe apples pears and plums without sugar reduce stomach acidity. Their vegetable sauces and juices convert to alkaline carbonates that counteract acidity.
A Philadelphia Record quip frames a clumsy butcher apologizing for thumbs and a customer noting their mishap as fingers fail at the weigh. The exchange captures a humorous domestic moment with concise wordplay.
A young man facing criticism from his partner over a sparse upper lip whisker recalls three months of careful growth. The tone shows the social pressure of appearance and romance in everyday life.
A quirky dialogue passage presents a book described as containing a receipt for everything. It features a character named Cholly demanding multiple copies and joking about receipts for a tailors bill. The scene conveys humor and a mock catalog vibe.
An Awanta Constitution item tells of a tale where hopping rheumatism moves from place to place and finally enters a wooden leg. The afflicted man prays for relief and, during a hopping fit, throws the leg into the fire, destroying both the leg and the ailment.
A general related to the emperor learns a brother officer is to be dishonored for lacking 15,000 francs. The Empress orders Hugenne to fetch banknotes, returning with a package and instructing, Take them, and never tell me his name. The Empress never learns the officer’s name.
A dialogue fragment notes a kiss as a defense in a breach of promise suit, with the lover contending emotional gestures cannot be introduced in legal action. The exchange contrasts sentiment with legal risk, highlighting the tension between romance and contract claims.
A whimsical note on the latest girlhood fad of stuffing pillows with old love fetters. The piece insists the pillows are always soft and comforting, reflecting a nostalgic charm in the hobby.
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