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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1907
Page
2
A South American discovery of a milk producing tree sparks headlines as scientists note the surprising bark and sap behavior. Observers connect the find to agricultural debates and potential dairy innovations.
The public learns the price of making T Roosevelt the people’s choice. When comparing veracity Roosevelt stands firm, labeling the other as a liar. At times the public must judge for itself amid partisan circumstances.
The navimobile, a new boat type, smashed records on the Mississippi as it traveled from Alton to St. Louis in forty five minutes. The craft covers twenty one miles using a 40 horsepower engine and a 30 foot hull.
Abe Ruef and Mayor Schmitz face looting accusations as instruments of graft admit involvement, signaling convictions of two rogues. A parallel case probes corrupted Democracy and a tainted ballot, with Theodore Roosevelt in the spotlight as alleged beneficiary amid tainted money and E. H. Harriman’s leverage.
An advertisement extols a home remedy based on native roots and the Pierce system. It touts alcohol-free preparations and a combination claimed to treat bronchial throat troubles laryngitis coughs and catarrh alongside indigestion constipation and chronic ailments. The text cites endorsements from eminent writers and mentions Dr. Pierce and his Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative.
A New Jersey woman reportedly laughed for eight hours at a joke but stopped short of violating the eight hour rule by laughing overtime. She is said to have belonged to the Laundry Ladies' Union.
A speaker at a funeral contemplates what people value most in life and suggests relatives expect praise for kindness and generosity rather than wealth. The writer argues that true wealth lies in keeping friends, not hoarding money, in this reflective meditation on life and death.
A reflective summary on life’s ironies and reversals. The piece notes how public perception shifts with fortune and age, from praise to doubt, asserting the same journey from birth to death is marked by changing judgments and temptations. It ends with a philosophical nod to the inexorable progression of life.
Secretary Taft intends a tour before the 1908 Republican convention visiting Panama Colon Cuba Porto Rico Canada Alaska the Philippines Guam and Tututla. Other candidates may concede Taft delegates from those balwick regions.
In Arizona near Florence the Cara Grande ruin, also called Casa Grande, is under Smithsonian archeological study since October under congressional funding. The site 12 miles from the Santa Fe railroad and 18 miles from the Southern Pacific, has yielded relics and spurred theories from Coronado era to present, with Indian labor aiding digs and a final report expected after excavations conclude.
The Schieffeliss season ends with artistic highs and lows. Manager Waroekrot can take pride in a strong overall program despite several weak shows. Booking for next season includes Murray and Mack, Florence Gear in Little Johnny Jones, Black Patti, and standard acts like The Cow Puncher Mahara's Minstrels Georgia Minstrels and two Merry Tramps.
Bisbee miners walk out after managers refuse to recognize the Western Federation of Miners. About 900 to 2000 workers join a strike, with many mines operating but at reduced capacity and fears of a district shutdown.
Theodore Roosevelt may visit Prescott for the unveiling of the Rough Rider monument honoring Captain Buckey O Neill. Pleas have been made for a reception and entertainment of Roosevelt and Rough Riders during their reunion in Prescott, promising an elaborate affair unseen in the city before.
Union officials say more miners may quit tonight to pressure employers amid ongoing operations. Federation and affiliated unions threaten a strike if a material turnout fails to force a shutdown, with the total quitting likely to rise beyond current figures.
Cases set for grand jury review include J Warcea for deadly weapon use in Tombstone against Frans Willard. Oscar Crane W H Crane and Bere Crane accused of cattle stealing in Huschueas. George Cason accused of intent to murder in Lowell. JD Lee charged with murder of Hall in Lowell last December. JE Dallas accused of libel in Tucson Star article about a Southern Pacific agent at Cochise.
Judge Dean cleared six divorce cases last week. Four new filings appear: Minnie Kane versus Wi Kane, Mildred Beck versus Harry Beck, Win Barr versus Grace Barr, Jugie Ovens versus Rayood Ovens. Also filed: Gastavs Heyman as administrator of C. Gohen estate sues J.C. Whom for debt $729.16. WC Collins v E. C. Breecker is a title of an appeal from Douglas justice court. BL Angive sues Ed Meparrin for debt for merchandise furnished.
The Star Club plans final action on its new home location at City Hall. The group, limited to Elks members, seeks strong recruitment from Elks to attract capable material and expand Stag Club membership.
The Cowles Millinery Parlors will relocate soon to the Cummings Building at the corner of Alles and Fifth Streets. The move follows a recent city business shift. Local notices also report marriage licenses issued by the probate court to Frank Daniel and Jolita Silbas, W H Day and Frankie Day, and H E People and Mary A Cowles, all of Tombstone or nearby areas. The Prescott council set a municipal saloon license at 200 per year, 150 quarterly, payable in advance.
Wednesday coverage notes Joe Maheim returning to Bisbee on legal business and Waters heading from Bisbee to Goldfield Nevada for mining prospects. Martin Costello and John Pearce on business in Tucson, August Maron to Phoenix for mining interests, Rockfellow to Charleston for survey work. Payday for Tombstone Con Mines Co. and veteran editor Gro Meek en route to Indian Hot Springs for rheumatism relief. Also a lively cowboy roping contest and evolving streetscape in Tombstone with new cement walk plans at Schieffelin area and Lith show.
Judge Charles Granville Johnston is bedridden with partial paralysis affecting his right arm and throat. He can barely whisper and speech is limited. His condition improved slightly today, with hopes for a full recovery. previously he recovered from a similar sudden illness in a few days.
Western Union raises night message rates effective after April 1 Messaged costs rise from 40 to 50 cents for 60 word or longer messages and 30 to 49 cents for shorter messages The Postal Telegraph company adopts a similar increase Miss Yaple notes no day rate change on the day message The cause for the sudden rise is not disclosed and the higher rates will affect multiple western cities and states
Rehabilitation of the Cananea smelter is moving quickly and will raise monthly output by 40 000 tons this fall. The Herald says the upgrade will create a plant second to none in the Southwest and position Greene Cananea to produce more bullion than any Arizona or Sonora smelter except Copper Queen in Douglas.
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