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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1895
Page
2
A terse epitaph note emphasizes that if quality is right, the count of individuals matters less than the level of excellence. The message hints at valuing worthy presence over sheer numbers in a reflecting tombstone inscription.
Citizens from Tuy Chiisen of San Francisco form a political club in the Salt River valley. They plan to vote in the next presidential election but oppose free silver, stating it is the only quality tied to suffrage they support.
A fragment reports an Apache attack on Blevins and two others near San Carlos last Friday. The note urges Washington to address the incident and hints that abandoning another post in the area could settle the Indian question, or the Catteasian question.
In Omaha, brewery workers protest strict hours as bosses refuse extra free beer. The campaign hints at a broader political slogan promising free beer and freedom of thought, signaling tension between labor and management amid unrest.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Pennsylvania and trusts in a nonsensical mix about Rockefeller, an imagined confrontation, and a lamp, ending with a vague reference to going to bed as something went wrong. The passage is incoherent and contains no clear events or identifiable entities.
A fragmented editorial note urges a converse rete and circular advocating a standard for a public try. The piece blames ignorance between east and west readers and hints at a demand to address minders in a broader civic context.
A passage argues that a Democratic push for free coinage could shape the next presidential contest and steer delegates at the Democratic National Convention, risking a split with Republicans and potentially drawing in third parties to sweep the nation.
Cocursa corsty praises the Pacific coast prospecting field and urges wide notice of the law taking effect July 1. It promises room for hundreds of prospectors where only one exists, with many mountain ranges rich in metals and measures to curb monopolies, making Cochins county look brighter than ever.
The text argues young men should support Arizona’s growth by attracting capital and population, resisting immigration fears, and helping develop resources. It envisions a thriving territory with a strong economy driven by capital and labor, aiming to make Arizona the queen of the states.
A garbled dispatch notes Democrats in tax administration circles discussing the Free Silver policy. It mentions Cura improving wartime armistice terms and ongoing conflict preparations. The text references political figures and unclear regional context amid wartime rhetoric.
Fragmentary note cites Dexie di Milave as a potential gubernatorial candidate amid unclear commentary. The text references a live opportunity in Asia in 20n8 but lacks verifiable dates or locations. Further verification needed to confirm candidacy and context.
Fragmentary notes indicate ongoing campaigns and position filings in Tombstone this summer. Mentions of Republican and ISM activity, life changes, and improved engagement amid local political maneuvering.
The record notes Cleveland carried the county with strong local backing for the new school law. It highlights the esteem of the community and their overwhelming vote in favor of establishing high schools, praising residents for their support of the proposition and progressive educational initiative.
The secretary of agriculture will investigate the recent bee price increase and its effect on silver markets. Secretary Carliste aims to safeguard profits as officials note unusual price movements and potential market stress across the agricultural sector.
The text extols Swamy and GoV as winning broad support from all classes of citizens for fair administration. It notes the district attorney’s adherence to the law and commitment to upholding oaths without flinching. The excerpt emphasizes impartial justice as guiding principle.
Fragmented OCR reads about hymn writers and translations with names such as John Newton and A. W. Howlin. Mentions topics from church music to autographs and translations. References Salt Lake City, Kansas, Nebraska and a sheriff with a Wrightmaster surname.
The passage recalls Selina tert He and her 1,200 sanar production, Aristostetas praise for singing, Mane Vix Zyant as a famed performer related to Senor Ifite, and a German emperor’s court title for Toul Kockalsit. It also mentions S Nag Thaeiam as Utah’s U S marshal remembered at Harvard for a notable tenor, animal sounds matching musical notes, and Deckertown shoemaker Eant Bixeerotsr recalling Christine Nilsson’s Sweden visit and a memorable voice.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Freekbea and Giacnve with stray terms pimples owners and free generale louse toy dinemunration. Unclear context and missing details hinder proper summary.
A cluttered Tombstone period column reports events from the week including a lecture at the Methodist church for school funds, theater ads, a New Orleans joke about a Republican convention, lost items, cattle shipment estimates, a prison sentence for forgery, census commentary in Japan, a carnival for school funds, legal actions over salaries, local personalities returning, printing prices, mail delays, and arrivals of electric gas burners in town. a San Francisco accident and various court actions are also noted along with a pharmacy cough remedy endorsement.
In Bisbee on April 7 the wife of Chas Heath welcomed a daughter. Local registrar records the birth of Heath and Chas Heath's child, a new addition to the family in this period notice.
Canajobarie resident D W Fuller says he keeps Dr King’s Discovery at home and his family gets best results. Catskill druggist G A Dyke Tan calls it the best cough remedy, used for eight years with consistent success. Trial bottles available at Tombstone and Bisbee stores. regular sizes priced at one dollar. Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder advertised as well.
Reports from Pittsburg show a surge in oil excitement with Standard Oil price jumps and export demand uplifting Rockefeller interests. A burglar hits Lexa Beach post office while a massive wheat fire destroys 100000 bushels at John W. Shaep & Co. and brewery workers strike over beer clauses. International tension rises as Turkey blocks Lens search, and Washington contemplates a new silver party wave amid labor dissatisfaction.
A vintage ad praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the strongest vegetable remedy for blood purification and indigestion. It highlights unique preparation, claims prompt action, and urges buyers to ensure authentic Hood's product from apothecaries, listing price and dosages. Contains testimonials from users across cities.
The report notes Congress is urged to fix the free coinage ratio. Other items mention a $16,000 robbery tied to Big Oil, labor commissioner controversy, and rising oil prices. Dispatches cover San Francisco GOP prospects, Newport villa degeneration, Oakland ferry tragedy, and Cripple Creek express robbery.
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