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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1901
Page
2
The Mabia news notes Aguinaids and others denounced for treachery and crimes. It laments the danger of deception and urges vigilance, citing conservative warnings and urging action against wrongdoing.
A fragmented OCR item hints at retributive justice, a corporate rock for Republican interests, and references to Bab cock preparation for free trade and trust control. The readable bits imply economic policy themes and potential market price tensions without clear events or entities.
The Paorrecrox received a meat brochure filled by Mejor J T McClintock, presenting a register and brief biographical sketch of members of the likely territorial legislature. It reflects credit on the author and serves as a neat souvenir of the body.
The California Supreme Court rules Wells Fargo & Co must pay the stamp tax on express receipts. The express company previously shifted the tax to shippers, and the decision becomes concrete after July first.
The New York Sun opines that Carnegie's 5.2 million dollar gift to New York City for sixty branch libraries should be returned. It cites costs to acquire sites estimated at 1.3 million and annual maintenance linked to interest on bonds as burdens on the city.
The German emperor reportedly invested 5 million dollars in the Atchiron Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and other great lines. The Czar of Havin is said to own estates valued at 8,000,800 in Pennsylvania New York Central and Northern Pace lines, with family members involved for 1,500,000. Besileges indicate kings of Italy Greece Denmark and Belgium have strong interests in American enterprises.
Activity 10 copper development spreads across Cochise and Graham counties in Arizona. The areas lie two to three hundred miles apart and each offers strong promise. Which district will emerge as the copper producer remains conjectural.
The Tucson Citizen arrives at our exchange table in new livery under owner ship change with O'Bhea Moore as editor and J H Belen as business manager. The paper signals a straightforward democratic tilt and warns against threats to pure democratic principles. FACTeR extends best wishes and predicts influence in the democratic fold.
The piece touts the Holland submarine boat for underwater attacks on ships and praises Hosterter's Stomach Eaters as a remedy for stomach liver and blood disorders. It claims quick relief from diseases with a few doses and mentions a benefit for the sick.
Bisbee notes arrivals and departures for Phoenix and Tucson, Elks reception plans, and smallpox quarantine at Chitienubua Hill. Local society mentions Geo H Kelly, Sheriff Lewie Loome, and tributes to community life with theatre, mining, and county officials present.
Attendees described the Elke installation and entertainment as unparalleled in the great southwest. The city dressed in holiday attire as a grand parade at 4:00 p.m. led to a 9:00 p.m. banquet in the decorated Opera House. The program featured D.T. Michelson, Exalted Ras C.F. Nichole, A. Bernard, A. R. English, J. Gates, and Ben Frankenberg among others, with Elksmilk provided to keep spirits high. Officers included CP Nichols as exalted ruler, Emil Marke as esteemed leading knight, and J. W. Farrington, L. F. A. Sweet, W. B. Kelly, H. C. Stillman, J. W. Bish, Scott Whale, and 8 K Williams among trustees. The event's decoration and organization were praised as exceptionally planned.
A fragmented list shows property transfers and mineral rights involving multiple entities and individuals. Dates and precise parcel details are unclear, but entries name Douglas and Douglass properties, mines and cattle, with values ranging from 75 to 7000 dollars and references to lenders and assignees.
The Mirror praises Marcus Aureline Smith as Arizona’s delegate to Congress, noting his Kentucky birth, long service, and stump speaking prowess. It predicts he could become a future senator or attorney general if Arizona achieves statehood and a Democratic administration wins.
From Munsay'e Dairy to Willcox and Bisbee, a flurry of brief items: arrivals and visits by Supta LGrow, Thor Steele, Jack Mathias, and others. a 46,000 head sheep shipment planned to Kansas. a celebrated Elk event. a young birth and a wedding at the Arlington Hotel. A meteorite report from Porto Alegre is noted, and mining and farming snippets recount a flour of activity across Cochise and surrounding towns.
The St Johns Herald reports on farm life and local industry as Victor Henderson and Frank Henderson visit, with discussions of dry town policy under the local option law. Arizona curiosities travel to Buffalo for a Pan-American exhibition, and Elks Opera House plans near Prescott boast a 1400-seat capacity. Musk of shipments, cattle ventures, and a new inland portage rate also shape the period’s economic scene.
A large crowd from Bisbee Tombstone attended the Tucson Bisbee baseball game. Tucson won 13 Bisbee 9 with errors abundant on both sides. Standout players included Gibbs Siler Armstrong White Twoomey and Descanne Drachman and Dayer provided notable contributions. Score by innings shows a close contest before Tucson pulled ahead.
Fragmentary report notes a Prescott sale of the Congress mine for five million. It references past condemnations by an American institute member and mentions figures like William Parish and Senator Clark in relation to the United Verde, with an implied change in value and caution about purchases. The garbled text cites experts and preferences without clear outcomes.
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