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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1906
Page
2
Miners are in demand throughout Arizona and contribute to notable prosperity. The report notes recurring labor needs and steady activity across the region, indicating economic strength and ongoing opportunities in mining sectors.
The report notes Countess Anna Gould is considering another marriage while no proposals for Count Boni have been heard. The piece reflects early 20th century society gossip on aristocratic matches and pending remarriage.
The passage notes that repeated marriage suggestions do not affect marriage license numbers in Cochise county. It observes a large stay-at-home vote in the current off year and criticizes neglectful voters as a prominent source of bad politics.
The body of James Wilson signer of the Declaration of Independence is being removed from South Carolina for permanent burial in Philadelphia. This move aims to place his remains in a national landmark city where his legacy is celebrated.
Senator Beveridge argues for abolishing child labor with the line the child of today will be the man of tomorrow. The remark prompts a debate on whether his stance clashes with views on women and sex roles.
Emperor William declares optimism to the end of life and contrasts it with egotism. The piece argues lives of optimists help bear woes, leaving toeprints on the seat of care as they depart.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce and his remedies for a range of ailments from stomach and digestive issues to skin and blood disorders. It claims transparency about ingredients, no alcohol, and confidential physician consultation from Buffalo New York. It touts Teelendant Pellets as a cure for constipation and urges readers to consider these patent remedies.
In St. Louis an automobile toppled an embankment provoking thoughts on urban hazards. Wisconsin’s first capital is repurposed as a stable hinting at enduring practicality over former legislative bustle. The president forecasts muckraker fatigue before canal completion as a shared generational fate nears.
A New York restaurant keeper who offered Count y Boni a head waiter post has been challenged to a duel. If Boni had accepted, he would have gained free access to the host’s bric-a-brac and silver plate.
Scientists warn newly fallen snow is highly radioactive when collected, and a boy who soaks and aims it can misjudge the danger. Hetty Greene proclaims faith in the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule, yet has never been seen giving away anything.
A frail woman, unable to wash dishes or make the bed, proves her health strength by skating ten miles. The feat showcases surprising endurance and a resilient spirit despite daily limits. Her gymnastic effort highlights determination and personal health progress.
President Roosevelt expresses a wish for a son to work in Panama. Current indications suggest no obstacle to him later having a great grand son employed there.
The 100 silk banner promised by J. P. Dillon to the county for the smallest share of Statehood votes will be sent to Gila. Official returns show Gila county 1568 against jointure and 92 in favor. The banner, now being made, will be a United States flag. Rural mail boxes since 1901 show 199 makers producing 299 styles with 50 cent to 4 dollar prices and an average of 1 dollar.
A Washington dispatch reports the U S Supreme Court dismissed the New York Founding Hospital suit against John Gratti of Clifton Arizona for lack of jurisdiction. The Arizona Supreme Court decision in Phoenix remains, ruling custody of one child and ongoing control of others stay in Arizona, based on personal freedom not being violated in this case.
The Tucson Citizen reports a new breed of mining operators in Pima county: fortune tellers posing as engineers who rely on hunches to locate ore for a mining company south of Tucson. They claim no mining knowledge yet seek the best shaft site, likely to disappoint credulous Eastern stockholders after heavy losses.
The Phoenix Gazette reports Mrs. T. Weisling in Peeples Valley had her ranch home and contents destroyed by fire after a stranger who demanded breakfast left, then fled toward Kirkland. Authorities were alerted with a description for the sheriff.
David R. Francis president of the Trans Misssissippi Commercial Congress announced fifty delegates from twenty three states and territories to the deep water and harbor conference in Washington next week. Arizona will be represented by A M Conrad of Nogales.
Minutes from the Cochise County Arizona board meeting record multiple official actions including appointments of justices of the peace and constables in Benson Bisbee Douglas Fairbank Gleeson Hereford Lowell Naco Paradise Pearce St David Tombstone Teviston Willcox Carrs Canyon and Huachuca districts. It notes delegates to a proposed constitutional convention and votes on Arizona New Mexico statehood. Also filed are petitions for water pipe construction, land leases, bonds and tax adjustments including refunds and deductions for various property assessments. Attest: Chas. Howe. owstone, Arizona. Nov 19, 1906.
Advertisement warning readers to obtain genuine Cascarets Cane Cathartic tablets stamped C C and avoid bulk or substitutor options, emphasizing authenticity and proper labeling in consumer purchase.
Barney Gais died this morning from a gunshot in a Saturday evening quarrel with Joe Musso. A coroner's jury was summoned and is inquest at Judge McFarland's court this afternoon. Investigations were not completed at press time.
Walter L. Vail, a prominent Arizona cattleman linked with E J. Gates in Vail & Gates Cattle, died in Los Angeles after a collision near Redondo. His Empire ranch in Pima and Cochise counties spanned 800 to 10,000 cattle. He also owned ranches in Texas, Colorado, and on Santa Rosa Island.
The coroner's jury found Barney Gills died of a gunshot fired by Joe Musso with intent to murder. The quarrel stemmed from charges against the deceased’s family. Musso denied the charges and surrendered after the fatal shot. The preliminary hearing was set for the 7th, with Musso in custody.
The 41 story Singer tower to rise atop the Liberty street Broadway extension, overtopping Washington Monument height and exceeding 612 feet. The skyscraper, part of the Singer building, presents major engineering challenges with its narrow base, while four Bisbee prisoners arrive in county jail with two awaiting grand jury action and two to serve sentences.
Miss Edna Eads departed Tombstone after a pleasant several months visit with her sister Mrs. Fred Hahn. She made many friends and will be warmly welcomed on future visits. Barney Guis funeral held this afternoon with a large turnout of friends. The deceased was 26 and well regarded. Gene Larrieu and Joe Bush visited Tombstone from Benson. Gottechalk headed to Golfield Nevada to join partners claiming rich lands in Colorado. Gus receives good wishes from Tombstone friends on his new venture. Five applicants for teachers certificates sat for exams before School Superintendent A. Rockfellow, listing Fowler, West, McClusky, Delia Sweeten, and Jane Phillips. A Japanese baby born in Jerome weighs eight pounds, said to be the first of that nationality born in Arizona. John Foley of Bisbee, a former Tombstone resident, renewing acquaintances. A. Overlook from Douglas and Martin Costello back from Los Angeles. Constable Doyle of Bisbee in town for the S. K. Williams case. Hon. Steve Roemer visiting from Benson.
Heavy rains flood Clifton wiping out half the town and claiming sixty lives according to meager reports. In Tempe the Salt River bridge near Phoenix and Eastern line is submerged, while Norris & Rowe circus stranded between washouts on the G V, G N road delaying tonight's Tombstone show with no definite reschedule at press time.
General Manager E A Kennedy of Black Diamond Co visited Tombstone regarding the bankruptcy matter. He said proceedings would not halt mining operations as the property remains active with an extra shift. Kennedy spoke of ore being mined and reserved for the smelter, while noting creditor claims and an adjudication by the referee court.
A promotional blurb touts health benefits with claims of a lively liver and perfect health. It promotes Lascarets Candy Cathartic as a reliable remedy, asserting genuine products and nationwide druggist availability.
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