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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1900
Page
2
A garbled passage discusses Japan and war with the United States, then shifts to Bryan's election prospects. It mentions Mark and Coriain in a hasty, unclear context as the election approaches. The text lacks coherent facts but signals political campaigning and international tensions.
A terse statement asserts that Happa has endured the white man's burden for four years and that Mark intends to pay each party to extend the period by four more years. The language suggests a political or colonial context with emphasis on repayment or compensation.
The New York San asserts the shirt waist movement endures while the bloomer girl also remains. tom once as a trend, but one did not persist.
The reader asserts that those unwilling to back Bryan or McKinley should choose the Prohibition party, labeling it the sole remaining option to cast a ballot amid the Bryan faction.
A new 400 foot long rail section is planned in Mirekdj to test an experimental vehicle. The prototype car, named von Ippeho bes, is designed to carry five passengers and run on a suspended ice track. Officials say preparatory work continues despite limited public updates.
An inquiry arises about a person’s alleged use of a blue red and Mack peach style in a 19 meme payer era. The text suggests a graduate of a college journalism program is questioned, with focus on the credibility of their background and associations.
The Cole County Democratic Central Committee will meet in Bash on Tuesday next. Mate Smith will receive the usual delegates from one county, amid questions over retracted credentials and party oversight.
Fragmentary report notes Cincinnati and Chicago related to cost expectations and a shortfall. It references tele operation and a deficiency in quantities, with no implied improvement in quality.
A garbled notice hints at a major conflict between General Wilson and Mare Souith in Mariu ys county. The piece suggests a decisive encounter, with strong stakes and intense public attention, though the readable text remains unclear on exact names and dates.
The Enterprise reports a boy from Phevis age about five was stung by a large scorpion while playing on the street in front of his home. He died within minutes as doctors arrived, and a search to confirm the cause followed. The Tempe Normal school term near readiness for the coming Monday is noted.
Obscure local items report Walter Increm deaths from typhoid fever and Theodu S. Vertueth’s severe spinal injury with limited recovery prospects. Weather notes describe a heavy late night rain sweeping the area. Three fishermen sail for San Francisco via China to enter U.S. service. Chas Dogglat, Ben Heney visit from Ft Huachuca and Fairbank. A child suffers a fall injury at a border town event. Nacosari road work advances with initial material delivery and labor on site. Jim Upchurch escapes serious harm in a riding accident. Marguerite Callahan and Wo dunking wed at St Patrick’s with many friends in attendance. The Presbytor joins in best wishes for the couple.
The territorial board of equalization finished its compilation showing a total valuation of 33,702,465.99. Readouts include Apache at 1,072,085.91 and Navajo at 1,213,864.08, with numerous county figures across Cochise, Gila, Maricopa, Mohave, Yavapai, Yuma, and Pinal.
Jobn G Woolley and Henry B Met are the Prohibition party ticket candidates for president and vice president. They will travel across the continent on a secret prohibition train starting in Chicago, heading north then west by a southern route, making San Francisco their western terminus, and returning to Colorado. An effort will be made to have the party map station and deliver speeches.
The Republican notes new affidavits in the Halderman brothers murder case. Ted Moore and Constable Chasker Amesworth were killed during a raid to serve an arrest warrant for cattle rustling. Witness Swithh claims Haldermans shot the tie and Moore may have fired, shifting blame. Governor Roosevelt and Timothy L. Woodruff reportedly sought commutation discussions with the president and justice department as Texas influence grows.
Monday’s notices report Alen R Eo ey trou sh returning home on AL Gow wae no 00. Campbell Bros circas head to New Mexco and may perform at Benson in September. Hermany of Hermans Stationery Co. in Tombstone speaks. JK Keen in London predicts Bryan for president and global adoption of bimetalism. Mining magnate Harde arrives from Aktion Ohio. Delegate Wilson draws large Safford crowd. Santa Fe civil listing referenced. local suit over alienation of affection noted with unclear details.
Henry Gear of Angeline travels in southwestern Mexico near Guadalajara to hunt a buried trove of gold silver and church ornaments. Report cites a Mugre story of a convict revealing a path and location 99 leagues west of Guadalajara near Tevic with a tale of romance and crime fueling the legend. The yarn connects to earlier claims from Yumgrat and Mezliw eras about buried treasure guarded by authorities.
A party of prominent visitors including Capt Ho McKinnick and Jepp Ryan via Lombetone examines western cattle wealth and mineral potential. They plan an incorporated company to advance copper properties in the Turquois district and support broader regional development alongside mining interests in Arizona Montana and Texas. Mexican Independence Day celebrations spur civic interest in a pageant of young ladies.
Keneas City dispatch reports Alexander Beaty of Winship Ark bitten by a tarantula. He arrived at St Joes hospital with a severely swollen leg. Doctors fear amputation as blood poisoning set in and Beaty endures constant, severe pain after the bite.
In a satirical tale a panel of editors and lawyers argued over a prize for a moral oath, but one editor allegedly stayed in heaven. The Lord knows how he ended up there, and attempts to replace him with a lawyer failed, leaving the editor in place to this day.
A French adventurer once held by Centra Africa cannibals plans a book about forty years of captivity and release. The piece parallels his escape with relief from a pseudo remedy and promotes a patent medicine with dubious claims and a false stamp warning.
US Customs inspector Darsel reportedly received a broken wrist last week after a mishap involving a faulty instrument. The incident left Darsel in care as authorities assess the cause and any safety implications for frontline staff.
A ragged jumble reports U S war costs in the Philippines, a small land deal near Florence, and a Phoenix man’s return from a three month outing. A Chinaman narrowly escapes death near Benson as an engine skims him. An old Presbyterian minister’s humorous hymn-book tale ends with a dramatic departure, leaving readers with a snapshot of frontier life and local chatter.
Reports from Tuentey'e Jame and surrounding areas describe a restless evening as residents monitor weather and security. Marshal Majors, constables, and prisoners are shuffled through county facilities while business and mining interests linger in town.
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