30 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1902
Page
1
A historical report outlines a dispute between a child and parents over guidance and affection. The piece discusses how upbringing and natural control of behavior influence obedience choices and emotional bonds within the family.
In Chicago detectives exposed a mail order bookmaking and scam network tied to matrimonial agencies oil promotion and a liver pill firm. Police seized extensive files including 200 000 love letters and 300 000 investor prospects. Defendants J P McGann R H Daly O L Weller N C Clark awaited trial as many witnesses were young female stenographers. The case was continued to tomorrow.
The Buffalo Bill wild west show led by Wild Bill Cody arrives in the city on special trains from Phoenix drawing thousands before dawn. The event features Rough Riders, frontier life reenactments, and a kinesthetic display, with Governor Birdie and Judge Osborn among notable locals interacting with the troupe.
Miss Mary Alexander of Middlesboro Kentucky who had a head injury twenty years ago lost awareness of events until a recent scare near the spring. A fight nearby caused a frightful swoon and upon revival she was in her right mind with no memory of the preceding incident. Propositions are before the Trades Council to endorse candidates from both parties.
A White House conference involving President Roosevelt and top officials focused on the coal strike. They agreed the administration lacks constitutional authority to intervene, despite strong concern to end the dispute. The afternoon session continued with the same topic as the group discussed possible actions.
Storms and flood conditions sweep southern and southeastern Iowa with heavy property damage reported overnight. Authorities describe severe rainfall and widespread destruction across Des Moines and surrounding areas.
Governor Brodie appointed N. F. Nelson of Holbrook to the territorial board of equalization to replace R. N. Frederick of Prescott. George A. Olney of Graham county was named to succeed Michael Ohl of Willcox. Twenty two delegates were also named to the national irrigation congress.
Secretary Shaw toured the New York financial district and met bankers to discuss the monetary outlook. He praised the improvement and said savings bank securities accepted by the treasury would be high class and panic proof, with about 40 million dollars to be released today.
A message from New York reports a man found dead near Lander Wyoming. Coroner Schoa will investigate after he travels to the scene. This is the third killing in the region in a month with no arrests. Authorities speculate the killings relate to a regional sheep raid this summer to suppress information.
September wheat rose to 95 cents on the Chicago board of trade, the highest price since 1898. Rumors say artificial shortages and firming demand drove the opening, with gains from last night and a panic close after Secretary Shaw signaled banking reserve changes. The report notes violent stock exchange scenes in New York as the market reacts.
The Presidio troops were reviewed this morning by Lieutenant General Miles with Major General Hughes and staff in full dress uniform. Mexican dollars are quoted at 40c, silver 60.34c, copper 11.55 and 11.75.
John Ryan, acting as groom priest and witness, is said to have married himself to widow Mrs. Martha Schiff in a dispute tied to a wine room crackdown. Schiff swears love and vows, while Ryan denies marriage beyond boarding at Schiff’s flat amid conflicting court testimony before Justice Dooley.
Reports from Daggett describe huge niter discoveries in Death Valley attracting dozens of expeditions and hundreds of miners. Prospects span 20 plus miles and water is scarce with Ballarat poised as the main out fitting point for the rush.
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