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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1894
Page
3
A Tombstone press roundup reports the next week's public events and court calendar including a U.S. District Court term in Phoenix on the fourteenth, jurors departing to Tucson, bank purchase talks failing, and local letters from Fay and Reba Johnson. It notes deaths, a lodge burial, and a pamphlet on ore sampling.
Gen Wardwell testified before the grand jury in Tucson. Alem T. Bieta will start a paper at Benson in May. AL White met in private conference in Tucson to discuss the Harehaw postmaster robbing the registered mail case. Benson baseball club’s May 2 game is postponed due to weekend conflicts. Reports say the Biehee will purchase a telegraph line to New Mexico and Atlantic & Pacific. Santa Fe may gain a route to Guaymas via Benson region rail connections. Bond legislation remains debated north and south of Tucson.
A garbled report from Wasitsurox on April 19 references false and malignant charges, with Delegae Smith declining to represent M MH. Williems and the commission of min roctate justion of A nna. The text shows disrupted names and phrases, implying a formal protest and official reaction amid unsettled accusations.
Neheot Entertainment by Tomb an Jone public school teachers features an evening program at Schieffelin Hall on May 27. Pupils from various grades prepared entertainment as a five month run concludes with proceeds aiding library expansion. Admission is 50 cents.
Fragmented text discusses a writer's reputation and literary quarrels, then shifts to health topics. It mentions constant publication probing authors, then pivots to a medical review of eye pain, constipation, liver issues and a advertisement praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy.
A collage of curiosities and snippets ranging from plant lore and resurrection plants to a swarthy slave trader, albinism remarks, and a peculiar Italian railway plan. The piece mixes oddities about flowers, exotic plants, a thief named Winston Cannon, a prohibition on late street appearances, a newsprint cake idea, newsprint printing on dough, a baby farmer conviction, and a matrimonial agency scam in Chicago.
A letter from J. McMunnar of Sundry Public Raweenwood West Virginia recounts his seven year old son's white swelling under the knee. Hood's Sarsaparilla reportedly reduced discharge, lessened swelling, straightened the leg, and cured the boy. The writer claims full restoration to health.
Subscribers to the Darty Prosixetox and Were by Evy gain a cattle brand run in the Meirar. The page also covers local affairs and news, with ads for J. Mont Ysmadtice Tasl and several brand descriptions such as Gralla Speen Peagoem eats, walkie Cestat, and brands like leit thigh and Seu.
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