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Newspaper
Florence Tribune
Location
Florence, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
2
A Prescott county convention backs A J Doran for council and Earp for sheriff while W C Kunor launches a Democratic paper in Inrosa. The piece mocks rivals, notes a SpringGeld death, and discusses McKinley Bryan odds, Maricopa primary talk, and local political maneuvering.
The Clifton copy recounts a Phoenix Democratic Convention clash over delegate seats with Mark Smith and Col. Wilson factions. It notes Maricopa county’s declared Smith majority, a bolted rival delegation, and a three‑side conference failing to resolve the dispute. The piece also mocks a Republican platform pledge on arid lands and ends with an advertisement for Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Disinter Atrorney announces candidacy for District Attorney of Pinal county. Republican Central Committee lists county nominees with numerous county names. Democratic ticket chosen in Tucson includes Lovell for District Attorney, Murphy for Sheriff, Drachman for Treasurer, Snibell for Recorder, Purcell for Probate Judge, Contzen for Assessor, Angus for School Superintendent, Bernard and Sumaniego as Supervisors. A resolution designates Mark Smith as the Democratic delegate nominee.
The Vermont GOP turnout in a presidential year is cited as evidence of discontent with national policy. The piece blames alleged violations of duty to Puerto Ricans, benevolent assimilation, commission government, and imperialism for Republican discontent, singling out distrust of trusts and Hanna.
In a Chicago Record piece a speaker laments remaining an old maid while contrasting her life with that of married women and their large families. The remarks satirize expectations and the stigma attached to spinster status among relatives and friends.
John S. Halloway of French Camp Mississippi says thirty years of chronic diarrhoea ended after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He endured feebleness and travel limits until a bottle relieved him, and Brockway's Pharmacy sold it locally.
An extract from Leslie's Weekly recalls a Civil War era battle scene where a white observer describes Black soldiers carrying wounded comrades, their brutal frontline charges against Spaniards, and a debate over the fighters' mercy and bravery. The account emphasizes the decisive role of Black servicemen and a stark battlefield culture.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for cuts bruises burns scalds and similar injuries claiming instant pain relief and faster healing with little chance of scarring unless the wound is very severe. It also claims effectiveness against rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness with Brockway's Pharmacy as the seller.
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