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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1893
Page
1
An article fragment discusses Populists and silver currency in a county jail setting. It quotes a speaker blaming the arrest in Washington and arguing for increased currency circulation. It critiques gold bonds, forecasts bank failures, and endorses free coinage of silver as a solution.
W. A. Lynch is named receiver of the Pitsburg Akron and Ster railroad with a capital stack of 8 million pounds. High authority reports France will act decisively to enforce Siam’s ultimatum, with blockades continuing until demands are met. Wheat prices in Chicago rose, breaking prior records, while the Sherman era silver purchases fell short of the full quota. News from Como Colorado reports white miners burning Chinese quarters with several deaths. Stanford's Stanford estate plans dispose of over 1000 blooded horses from Palo Alto and Vina ranches, keeping a nucleus. London stocks opened steady on Siam issue. U.S. Treasury sees bullion certificates as impractical. General Warner convened a Chicas convention with calls for decisive action and a possible push toward a gold standard. Warners’ audience filled, and silver factions prepared to contest the gold standard push. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup extols fifty years of use for teething and diarrhea relief. sold by druggists at 25 cents.
Mrs Gallen announces a new stock of fashion hats and millinery at low cash prices in Arizona. She also reopens her dressmaking parlors offering to complete all work with satisfactory results. Dollar amounts suggest promotional pricing and a completed service offering.
Fragmentary OCR text describes tide rises and water levels with unclear names and phrases. The readable parts mention tides, water, and possible references to people and locations but lack coherent events or identifiable subjects.
Public notice extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative from California makers. It touts pleasant taste and mild action on kidneys, liver, and bowels to cleanse the system and improve overall health and comfort.
A wedding report from Last Brooke Kick describes Miss Mary, daughter of the landlord, and Mr. Crackerdom united by a local justice at the Holy Cross lodging house yesterday before noon. The tale blends affection with local humor as readers note the office and wedding feast aftermath, including curious gifts and editorials.
Classified fragment highlights cigars at Pride of Livermore and wine prizes at Paris Exposition. Notices invite inquiries at Jos Hoeiler's and detail legal and real estate services by Charles Granville Johnston on Fremont street. Includes shoe sale, hunting gear, and metal prices with New York silver and copper quotes.
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