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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1894
Page
1
A fragment notes a claim that no OA is too pone for a theory and comments on wealth of the poor. It then mentions the Territorial administration atop an immoral element and references a $50 fine in Alabama for trapping or shooting pheasants for the next eight years.
A stray market report notes a slight rise in silver and references a figure of 602000 in debt certificates. It mentions a New York individual named Hesix Lives who died in Asteville from consumption and cites pending legislation to permit the issue of such certificates as a de facto currency.
After July 25 Italian money will no longer be current in France. The French treasury will redeem it up to that date and will hand it over according to the agreement of the monetary conference in November. Western Union Telegraph Company, New England Telegraph and Telephone Company, and the Boston Gas Light Company plan to place wires underground in parts of Boston using new conduit.
The report assigns Tiarmanrit as the cause for President Carnot declining re election. It portrays Carnot as a capable conservative ex ecutive and says France will be fortunate to have a similar safe man succeed him when he steps down late in the year.
A heavy exportation of gold reduced the Treasury gold to 103 million dollars, the lowest level since the completion of the road rules in February, though still higher than during the long preceding months. Analysts warn reserves could fall further before any lasting impact is felt.
Incomplete text from AES Woml Metlcator Comms details a late Union event at 324 Deathrn Street, Chicago. The readable fragments mention a sales or meeting context and a correspondent reference, with no clear outcome or date. The item reads like a damaged local notice with names and specifics obscured.
The article critiques changes to the Huntiels Bering Sea bill, noting they remove controversial features and imply rewards for pelagic sealing. It mentions an Anti Spoile League, Civil Service reform, and questions over political names like Mutt Quay and Buse McKinne, suggesting courtesy edits obscure the record.
Goods at W New Oregon Cuile New crop Pop Cor. Mra Putters Mince Moat.
An advertisement extols Knowledge as a gentle laxative improving digestion, kidney and bowel function without weakening them. It promotes Syrup of Fire and Chamberlain’s products, touting relief from headaches colds and constipation and urging timely use for attack prevention. It lists Brown’s Drug Store and Winslow’s Soothing Syrup with pricing and claims of long use.
April 21 1584 wire reports a wild mix of items from Watertown and San Francisco. Mentions ex-Governor J. Theekmerton of Texas near death, debates on Chinese in California, and a murder conviction in San Francisco. Also notes a vineyard owner fined $300, a poaching case and multiple sensational local incidents guiding a chaotic day.
Fragmentary text reports proposals concerning military supplies and a regional area. Names and places are obscured, but references to individuals and groups suggest a wartime logistics discussion. The readable fragments imply discussions of procurement and supply lines within a coastal or nearshore setting.
The document records a summons issued by the District Court of Arizona Territory for Ernest Nrgsr and Emanuel, directing appearance at the county seat in a civil process. It specifies court days, locations, and respondent details as read from the fragment. The text preserves names and procedural steps though several words are garbled.
Virginia Golf Milling Company seeks a 6x12 Keuckner roasting cylinder with all iron work smoke stack and charging hopper complete. Also wants a filter press Johnson preferred. Agent C L Forres, Yarnell, Yavapai County, Arizona listed.
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