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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1895
Page
1
Notice of probate action related to the estate of Charles Miller in Albany. Names, dates, and actions are partially readable, detailing appointing a guardian, creditors, and claim procedures. The readable fragments indicate a formal legal proceeding with references to executors and heirs.
Jacob Oppenheimer aged fifty, Jack Holland, five years, and Wia Holland sentenced by Judge Frick yester day to life imprisonment for robbery aimed at binding and gagging victims. The plot included a jail break prior to sentencing and the killing of a guard, thwarted by officers at the Presidio stand house where a drunken inmate hanged himself that night.
Fragmented OCR text references Hudson Medical Institute and Cochise county without clear events. The garbled lines mention estate and administrators, a branded declaration in August, and various names, suggesting a public or legal notice about estate matters and administrative actions.
Public probate notice records the estate of Solin Weliny Hamels deceased. Williams Mary f. Him and others petition the court for administration. The hearing date is fixed at a future Sunday with sale of property to follow, under the jurisdiction of Bradley, Probable Judge.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paul Revere and references to historical naval and literary topics but lacks coherent details. The passage is garbled with misread terms and names, preventing identification of a clear subject, event, date, or source. No verifiable facts or entities beyond Paul Revere are extractable.
Auction offer for a fine Cornish make stool bookcase and movie rack, about 3 feet high, plus an elegant stool and aristic bookcase. Case cost $15. all items offered for $60 cash. Call to inspect and obtain full particulars at the office.
A Southeast newspaper excerpt notes World’s Fair Tests showing no baking powder 80 pure surpassing the Royal. The query claims readers will recognize Siammon from advertised medicines and that the Royal is a safe and excellent remedy, with Georgia cited as a standard. The letter from Frew of the Journal in Canesbors, Minn. is referenced.
A Lady in Tooles Louisiana suffered bilious colic when merchant M C Tisler gave her Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She was well in about forty minutes after the first dose. The remedy is sold at Ombstone Drug Store.
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